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The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27

The public school has arranged with
the Elson Art Publication Co., to
bring their beautiful art exhibit Of
more than two hundred famous pic
tIres to Palatka on May : 3 and
4th. Ten cents will be charged to
see the pictures, the proceeds to go
to the school library. This is said
to be & splendid collection, and one
thai all will be we'll iepl.d to see.
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27

need of more food supplies. At Put
rgm Hall Mr.. Murphy addressed a
gathering at the post office.
Thursday meetings were held at
rrterlachen and Hollister, and at
night at Peniel. ~
friday McMeekin and Melrose will
he visited. and Saturday Francis and
Kcrwood. Next Monday night, April
40 . meeting will be held at Rod
man. IL,
ming few davs will be as follows:
Francis Saturday. April %, 10 a. M
Krnwood. Saturday, April 2Sth, 2. p
M: Federal Point, Monday, April
$Gth, 7:8O p. M; Orange Mills, Tues
dav, May 1st, 7:SO p. M; East Pa
lIatka Wednesday, Nav I'd, 1880 p. m.
Palatka court house Friday May 4th
s p. m.
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The Baptist Chuic1.

There will be preaching ,y rhe pas
Jor Rev. r. L. Donst:e. in the maIn-
ing at II o'clock and in the evening"
at 7:3O. Sunday school at ):l5 d..
NJ. and Baptist Young Peoples Unrn
a. $3.50 p. m.
Visitors cordially welcomed
The Palatka news and advertiser., 1917-04-27

Il meeting of the Red q
/ Mary Mulholland's, all
ay, was largely attend !
siIastic. During the at-
bn Mrs. J. H. Randolph
q Georgia, spoke OF the
4 he done by the class IN
4 Home Nursing, which
he'd and urged that as
Is as possible take TINS
6rse of study.
1C. Wilson told .; OF Nr,
ad's generous offer tc
EshoW for the Red Cross
Nay 2nd, afternoon ant
4 film "a Daughter Of
adapted to the purpose
- will be twenty aA(
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erian Church.

Sducted by the pastor,
5ford, D. D., at II a. I'm m.
/ u \ Morning topic, "Pil-
|emple of Cod" Even
FTbe Liquor Traffic, our ur
81 society meets at $50
4 school at 9:45 a. M;
h. service Wednesday
n 20 o'clock. A hearty
kthe public to attend
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THE CAMPAIGN FOR
GREATER FOOD CROPS
Under Direction of James R.
Murphy is Being VigOr-
Ously Pushed.

Commissioners is being vigorously
conducted by James r. Murphy,
.hairman Of the Emergency Commits
,ion, l.. Cantrell, County Demonstra-
ion Agent and Miss Josephine Sip
orcll, Demonstration Agent of Home
The first meeting of the campaign
was held at Crescent City last Sat
urday and a representative audience
gathered to hear the speakers. James
X. Murphy gave very interesting
review Of the shortage in the worlds
food supply and urged the necessity |
Of Florida raising all the food stuffs .
possible, especially staple crops that
could he stored for future emergen-
cics. He congratulated the people of !
the district for their foresight in
planting foodcrops in their orange
groves as so many had done in the
groves he had seen along the public
roads. He warned the colored peo-
Pie that they too were subject to con-
cription for military service and
would have to shoulder gun as well
as Other citizens. He advised 2ll to
get busy and raise as much food as
sg' c,, ,, ,,I,' i, a. +l,o ronn of f,r,iro erd
~, M ',nl,' ,,n IL, ,,bo c, la5 son,otbinn IN his
'!'e i.'",, way ,,II I'i' ", hn++a,, oT +han
the man who had money in the bank
and an empty storehouse.
W. G. Alvers, member Of the board
t,;t ,o.,,., ,,bo is sovantv-fvo wears old
..l" WHY .,na,, or Nt,o +l,o n;,,i1 To1. told
ana !" 'esrr al; VI ,,,r n,,J nr;,o4ions If
q. l't , S"'J, Jo ,,'I - T..,,+ ,r of food SIM
nose o,'4' j toJ ~ ",,l, aon5sin, W v,bon he
pIle' i;,.I 'i;o t,YG'' '' mot n;nco Of buI-
N"S % uv1,E n,a9, ~" ~ I,oo0 y him from starry
&oE ''''"' W "NN'
my, j, r;,;.,.b,.4 , 1o,dino ci+rps
b, l',''IS 80 i'I2,, ,,,,,, bo ,,.as r,isinc
itolC SIo%ea, lo'T ,,,Ios ,o" ord ~ mailin~ HIM,
ms own VeSGC"o'eS "IU .La i.'"I' I;nh 1ost or
sen independent u '"' "'7 -
Nv t'9 Cor+ron county demonstration
l.. OanIIeu, I e. tIo''.s t5o yosrionsncss rC Of the
Sge4'' @ ;4o4iao 4poHie ~ ."I royaaIod bv a can
food Sltua'Ion as a. 'Ty Irnitod Gt'oC' Stetes De-
V"Ss I'1t llaoe ~ o,.;c,,Itnro r,! and advised
p2rtment OIL Ag,EGu,t0''' Ia,,t anu '''
W12t crops 6,,f 70 P'',,I; oJ;+or of The Pa
w. II "A. hosSe..' s}.a .nnlo a,Lr
I&IHa ,Ii \'a Ne"S, ,.Sic% Sicb Won fame bv the
Nei"H", ,,,,n, Mmlo" ~ Ubich the neople
spIenIHld t;e,, m"lll;er Il, ,;IIaro M, on the S.
OF TINS oeauIt.ul1 t:n1 th" I' formprs con-
Johns entertained 'ne Ia, ,,is;tod last
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10
NEW YORK.


NEW NoRk, July 10 Tho cotton
market was comparatively .uuito enrly
today The immediate effects Of dry
weather news from tho southwest and
tho moro powerful vlow of peace pros.
poets seemed To have hron pretty well
exhausted On tho advance OF yesterday
Thofo was less covering and after open
lng steady AZ nn advance of II points
w decline " 7 points, the market
worked or under scattered realizing
July was relatively firm, holding around
last nights closing figures after showing
tho maximum advance at tho opening.
while later months sold TO 7 points net
lower with October touching ~ 01c aud
January "a noe hnfnrr tho end OF tho first
half hour, General business was quiet
with traders probably awaiting further
news regarding tho German political sit
uation.
Tho western belt forecast fm goncr.
ally clear weather and tho detailed
weather reports showing very high tenn,
perRture- In tho southwest helped to
steady tho market later IN the morning.
A fier rally from sgu6c 10 70 23c for Oc.
tobcr, however, tho market cRscd of
again to 20 lic for that position. with
trading very quiet around midday, when
active months ruled about Z TO I points
net higher.
Whlls thore was m change IN tho gen.
erni news prices worked higher during
thu carly afternoon with October ling
al 1890 and January ~ 1850 or about
20 to 10 points not higher
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Opinions on Crop Report and
Foreign AdviCeS Change,
CHICAGO DRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO, July i0--Decided strength
developed In the corn market today
lnrgsy ms u result of opinions that tn
Eovernment crop was less benrish han
Ind been generally expected, bes'dtH.
foreiIn sdvices were construed as not
80 promising rs hsd been hoped for re'
uardinS q possibility OF peace Growlns
out OF the parliamentary crisis In berlin
Pit offerings here, althouGh rather froe NJ
first, were quickly absorbed Openlnp
prices which ranged from lsc decline to
&c advance, Win h"ptemer ~ ' IN to
N,bdsi and bccsmbcr M u 10 10 W.
were foilowed ny Hh'fp "p,u'n aI
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Man Dives Under Train.

SAPULph, Okla, July lO-(Spc
cial)--Mys,ery surrounds the motive Of
Joe Kline Of Cherokee, Okla, W years
old, who Monday afternoon dlved under
moving Frisco ir,igh, train near the
passenger depot lie died within few
minute, after being taken from under
the care. Coroner Amos Avery is M
decided whether Kline committed sui.
eide or intended 10 steal ride by
catching the rods beneath the car
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ct. LOUIS.

ct LOUIS, July 10 HOGS Recnlptr,
~ 500, lbU 25c lower, lights, tib oOtl
1850, pigs. ,loooghSo,. mixed end
butchers. llboon Is 10 good heavy, sle 6S
nib7O, bulk. ti6,ibulbs0 CATTLE Re.
cclpts, & 500, prospects steady, native beef
st.srs. s.. ohiSb6, ysarling steers and
heitcrs. 81 b0ulo2b COWS, i00on 90,
s,ocksrs and feeders, ts00no TO. Texas
quarantine steers, ~ 00ul2 20, boef COWS
and hcifers, - 2bd9 no, primo ycsrlins
steers and helfcrs Ttnn 1000; native
calves 81 00HitbO. SllEEr Receipts
4. 600. prospects wrak spring lambs
~ 500 1878 clipped ewes, s0Oug 0O,
Gamers. ~ 00fi6 co. choppers. 1s0o06.Oo
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LIVE RPooL.

LIVERPOOL, July l0--Cotlon, spot, In
limited request prices IN points higher.
American nlddlinH, fNIr leold; good
middllng. lSsOd; good ordinary. i1sbd
Ordinary II nod Sales. 1000, Including
400 American Receipts. 1000 bales
including 5000 American, Futures. II
points higher July, rs lbd; July AuKusf
" e0d Aepi Snher- october. l7T2d; Oc'o-
ber- November i6 1g December Jpnu-
airy. l6 lod dnnunry February, IA god
March April. 10 0,d May-June, lbsGd
The above are all fixed prices
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MADE IN
Oklahoma
Facts and Fun Acquired With the
Scissors,

Linotype operators have been knoSr
10 break forth with that impasSioncC
Greek cuNSword "ctaoin" when thing
are not breaking Just right, but the
first instance of = peeycd llnotypcr
using Ro, the new simplliicd worl.l
speech, has occurred at Alya When
the Review Courier linolypc's "c" key
stuck, the typo remarked; "AlvAs
fourth should be made an annual
event, llr patron, xpct and ar ntItid
10 IT,"
BET A DOLLAH A SOuTHENAH
WRITES HEADS lOH THE
CLAREMORE MESSFNGAH IN
SPEAKING OF THE OPENING or
THE WHEAT MAlIKEr THE
OTHAH DAY, HE SAYS, 1.-TWO
DOLLA WHEAT HERE"
Members of defeated lodge
drill at Muskogec tic other day
were required lt parade through
the streets In an abbreviated cdi.
ion OF kiltics. Nnm the team
lined up, all were ON hand hut ono.
When found covering under tho
bed At his home h. explained that
he didn't want TO participate for
fear that he would b. arrested ior
haylng no visible means OF support
THEY MAKE lilht MONUMENTS
Don't throw awsy ,tut old papers
The ladies Of the cen ctsiy ia'Ocia'iUn
would like to have them.--lou Cobb
Record
An S-year.od cadd'c q; the Chirka
SIN country club link is preparing to
nlcr the lucky bug btccd,ug indus.
Try on an extensive ',a'e. lie caught
the nuoleaus OF his herd IN a pond on
the links the other dIy When he al.
lowed the insect ~ crawl into the
vater for swim, II divcd into spot
containing thirteen lost gDll balls
WONDER WHAT SHE MEANT.
A iclle's gotta hoy, uuc VI lht,e
higher cducatlon' these DAYS 10 hold
down a job even hrmnd rlhnon
counter For mSim't a Young
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lady asked a young man. in . Ca. /
ton dry goods store the other day
whether he had any ot those elsstic
bands used by the fcrnnine portion
of mankind to keep in their Proper 4
position and required altitude the
usual habilments of the tibia,. ;.
According TO the Norman Tram
script 1t happened III Pullman lust
outside Of Oklahoms C,ty A group Of
local men were explaining the ad.
vlntases OF Oklahomi City to n bored
Nernon,er, who, growing tired. re-
marked that the only thug n.,dtd 10
make the capital perfect was a sea-
pon He suggested iwng n pipeline
tr the Gulf Of Mexico, and in,inated
thai II the local boosters would only
suck as hard as they blow. Oklahoma
CITY would be seaport in half Al,
hour.
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KANSAS CITY CASH GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, July 10 WHEAT
unchanged 10 . cents higher No, 2 hard
i?SSa2tb, No 2 red, i2iOu2lb com
Higher No 2 mixed, SisSTls No.
white 81 nSplsb, No. 2 yellow, u $40
1884 OATS Higher; No white
T3i3I1,c, No. 2 mixed 72h q 7Jc RYE
il95 KAFlR and MILO MAZE 80
GI1 Al
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KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. July io-RUTTER
Creamery, lsc; hrsts. sec; seconds, 33c
packing. SOhc EGGS Firsts. s0c; sec
onds. &c POULTRY: Boosters. lac
hens. i7cj broilers, Nuiic, POTATOES
Firm, I2b0n76
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Produce Provisions
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. July 10 BUTTER Higher
Creamery. 3q5sc EGGS Receipts T.
ceIP", 20 cars y,I,{,n,. barrels, USoe
,.bba,so PouLTRY' Alive. lower;
fowls lnl1Nc.
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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN.

CHICAGO. July lO.--WHEAT' No.
red, and hard. nominal CORN No
yellow, tiBql SsL OATS standard,
7su7'iSc RYE Nominal BARLEY
ti lbul lG
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News From Nations Markets
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH,

TIE Recelnts. 900 slow boeye. 81 30
Oil 10, HOGS Receipts. I 600 steNdy;
huaNN, VA yodl lb,O0 SHEEP Receipts,
400 slow aud steady, lambs, siS00d
400
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CHICAGO.


CHICAGO. July l0--liOGS RecsiINr.
y 900, dull. zoo lbc lower. bulk, ~ 90
VIZ llght. tNi0qibsh mixed, tlt 10
QlS.st heavy, ~, aOdlb 70, rough, 80
Qhtb pigs, tl0.lSulJs0. CATTLE.
Receipts, 1000, strons native beef cat =
Tie, Si0d 100, stockcr and feeder, " so
30 cows and helferr, 81 tOafil 90,
calves, SO O0IltSo HiiEEp Receipts,
1000 steady, wcthers, T7sO1 100, lambs,
so 00fl6 2b
KANSAS CITY.
KANSAS CITY, July HOGS Re.
ceipts, $4,000 bfiOc lower, huk, !ltso
yie,so hMvy tiG6oQltlo; rsh,, ~ sh
Ql5ab; pigs, SiaboIlt 90 CATTLE
Receipts 1000. including i,aO0 south
erns, steady to strong primo fed steers,
@l1b0G to; dressnd hecf steers, " bou
l22b, southern steers, t67bJll rs, cows
$3.50 10 10, hclfers, t1boUt2 stock
ers $500 90, calves 'loOVl'OO
SHEEP Receipts 5000. steady lambs
tb 00U 10; yenrllnEs. Si0VOu DO,
wethers, tssO0obO. cwas, SOOue.26.
stockers, ~ 00Ut 90
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ct. LOUIS CASH GRAIN.

RT LOUIS, July i0-WHEAT' Steady:
nnl CONN Higher No ?, tlhtri IA,
No 2 white. 81 Sc. OATS STEADY No.
2 ana No Q white, nominal RYE No.
4 nominal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-10

THE REASON FINER " JESSE
OF TIE MANGuM STAR MEETS
IN The MIDDLE LIKE A DRAGON
Fly IS BECAUSE HE IS ADVIS.
ING HIS READERS TO QUIT EAT
ING MEAT, LIKE HE HAS. AND
FOLLOW THE GOVERNMENTS
ADVICE AS TO CONSUMING
ENGLISH SPARROW PIE.
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SUGAR.

NEW YORK. July Io-sU0AR Raw
uulet. centrifugal, sa3o, moissses, SIbc
refined. steady; fine sranulsted, 1900
O0c
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BUNGALOW, BY OWNER
TIN0 NEW nnNGH0W1

TWO NEW BUNGALOWS
Here are two bungalows; owners are
willing to take In pair of well locat cd
lots ut cash value on purchase price,
On West 10th. s rooms, full lot, new
tile floor In bath; bedrooms In whit,
enamel no hardwood, but selected pine
fne value for 1900.
Half block OF Clasen on ?Sth. rooms
new, full lot. lays fine; two rooms hard
" wood. balance white enamel; bullt In fen
lures and breakfast room. price 1890
easy terms on both OF these for balance
jaw J. Dwyer
II. T STUART 4 co
20 W. Main. Maple siS
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
In Answering Ads. rieess Mention Times.
TWO NEW Rr,NcAIows

TWO NEW BUNGALOWS
Here are two bungalows owners arr
willing TO take In pair Of well located
lots at cash value on purchase price.
on West goth, &, rooms fun lot new.
tile floor In hath bedrooms In white
enamel, no hardwood but selected plnc
Fine value for q, 800
Half block Clssaen on 2sth rooms
new full lot. lays fine, 3 rooms hard
wood; balanc" white enamel bullt.ln
features and breakfast room rrico Sg
$50 Easy terms on both Of these Tor
balance.
Jay J DIVER,
n T. STUART g. co.
20 w. Main. Maple N2
CAPITOL NIL bargain; rooms mod
crn, cave. chicken houses, barn and
lots on West y. Price $4,000. 5000 cash
balanc" $40 per month
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
Money to Loan on Real Estate.
b0s-i0 Insurance Bldg Maple "a
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st. louis.

ST LOUIS. July 10 lO--POuLTRY I'm
hanged, except .Prin" menc But
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


FOR sALE--?o- room brick apartment. To-
Gated at lossli0 T., 18Th In the hest
restdence district on tho east side; within
walking distance OF the capitol and bust
hcss district, good car service. this 10
one OF the best apartment house In the
city, IL strictly modern has large basc-
ment, separate lockers. two garages fine
shade and lawn all around the building
1t is renting for 500 per month there
are five rooms, sleeping porch. bath and
private entrance TO ach'Hpartment, has
large reinforced concrete porches In
'front.' $4,000 cash will handle it balance
terms TO quit u can he rented in two
and three room suites for from t?5 to
$40 per month more than II Is bringing
now you can buy this flat live In ono
apartment and have n good income, Il
would he good location for 9 private
school, rooming house or ranitarium. &
" Miller, Owner. lOS r 18th.
PRIVATE sanitorium, io-rOom brick
thoroughly modern large basement.
l5Oxlt0 feet, on the highest point on the
East side
OKLAHOMA TRUST COMPANY.
Money to Loan on Real Estate
bOS-l0 Insurance Bldg Maple 3s.
SACRIFICE for cash. pair OF south front
lots in 800 block West e7th; 327b cash
Call Walnut 76iO.
A RARE BARGAiN-Non-r resident owner
""Fn w h'n ~ ohu E'f p'vNh is' 'iIh
'sry park addition. $3.50. half cash, bal
ance one year one block Reile Isle car.
on Mckinley avenue T. e. G. Henry.
sos y. sth Wal ibss
NEW Just completed; don't make II
mistake and buy home until YOU look
at this one. II has eight rooms and base
nIent. garage and drive; best grado OF
oak upstairs and down; located on one OF
the best residence streets In city; price
viii sell II; good terms; call US We will
I've glad to show you nj any time O. q
McCrscken and J, ID. Perkins, owners,
900 i02 Baum bldg Walnut il0i
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Round Batkwa,er, Nighth,wk
Indian told Gabe T., Parker, ,u-
pcrln,endcrt of the Five Civilized
Tribes, that Redblrd Smith, chief
Of the Nlgh,hawks, advised him not
to register Red immediately told
Gahc that the statement was a
blamed story And now Round /,
expected TO be compelled to live up
to his name.
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QUARANTINE GETS
BULK OF STEERS
Murray County Cattle Bring
Top Price Of 50,
RECEIPTS TO-DAY.

CATTLE Including several loads di.
rect TO packers. receipts IN tho local cat
Tia division today totAled around also
head, 1t was mostly MIXED supply
with the bulk OF the offering being
lodged In tho quarantine division. Trad
Ing was fairly active and generally STEADY
scnlcwnrd, tho best steers, from Murray
county. brought 81 90 Ms top, white tho
bulk sold t100uS60. Trading In butcher
cattle, although generally steady, at
ttlmss slowed up. odd lots OF cow.
brought t0odsbo heifers up to 300
and calves sl2 90 The stocker and feed
or market was steady,
Closing Quotations,
Prices OF tho various grades OF cattle are
approx timntely as follows
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AND HALE TIE NIGHT.

An early morning ball was held st
A,'us for the first timc fiom 4 until q
o'clock the other day. Which leads .
Snyder man TO remark that Aitus
needn't put on airs--hs has early morn
ing bswls In his nsiSbborhood every
day.
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STOCK statesmen

We touch with the bes Stock Statesmen the We
sell the capital stock Oklahoma
BANKS
THE EXPERIENCED MAN WE CAN OFFER THE STRONGEST SELLING
liberal commission will be paid and considering
stability proposition
WANT INTERVIEW THOROUGHLY EXPERIENCED
Thompson Apartment EIuckn Building
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY

'S~'y--'s .'s>S-~>--y~~--->
s., 900 groceries. ana building s.. 500. total
$500. all clear In small town want
good farm quick
7, H, 6Ill|lANO LAND co,
BEST STAND In town Tor ront; dry
goods. clothing. shoes etc. rare chance
10 get a golng, profitable business N
Ahramsnn. Lafayette La.
tl3, 600 STOCK Pawnee county 1h6, 900
business annually, want good farm
ti6, 900 stock Jackson county, doing good
business. want well improved farm cen
tral oklahoma
7, H, GILL|LANO LAND co,
81 oOu DRUG STOCK, good countyseat
town; viii take 30 cents on dollar. Call
ZIG Lee RldR
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HOGS Although not as much As on
Monday, reducing prices was again the
rulc IN the hog division today. The mar
ket closed bg l0c lower Top was $3.50
and tho bulk it70Ul5 20 Pigs sold up
TO tl260
ClosIn0 Quot at'ona
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RAILROADS BUILT iK'mioAIh
On. ~ ok.lnf..llt en2|1.e4til1,llH Keeo.t,.
piishmsnts Under Orr Fias-Maaye ::
Remarkable 0csnss.

"A railroad Journey on the Island Of
Hawaii. where the great Kilauea vol
cano is always active and 10 easily ac-
cessible BY auto from Hlloi is filled
with remarkable scenes. The railroad
is built almost on the edge Of the great
cliffs overhanging tho Pacific, and 1t
crosses deep canons, bores through
ridges and follows horseshoe trestles,
all OF which forms one Of the great
engineering accomplishments under the
American flag. The railroad passes
through banana and scores Of miles Of
sugar cane plantations, picturesque VII
lagos Of laborers with, sections devoted
exclusively to Chinese, Japanese, Span
ish, Portuguese and aFilipinos. Coffee
plantations show an intense dark green
against the lighter shade Of the sugar
cane. Occasionally passengers on the
trains pass beneath cane bundles,
which look like great winged birds,
brought over the fields to mills on wire
cables or trolleys. 4 In other; places
they see the cut cane floating down wa
ter fumes to the mill. Some of these
flume trestles are at least $50 feet
above the bottom Of the canon.
A splendid auto road parallels the
railroad track and over this scores OF
taxis and jitneys carry a cosmopolitan
population.-B0ston Transcript.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-07-02
MOST POWERFUL OF ENGINES
"seven Hundred" Triple Art'eu'at'vs
Type, Put Into 9srvies-Pe*ssr
10 Unlimited. "a

Seven Hundred, the most powerful
locomotive that ever hauled train,
was put into service on Virginia rail-
road the other day. It Is of the triple
articulative Types type OF which
there are only three others In the Unit
ed States, and all are owned by the
Erie railroad. Seven Hundred. how
ever, has a greater tractory power
than any Of It's prototypes. there being
practically no limit 10 the weight It
can pull or push. Before Its capacity
could be reached the drawbars ana
couplers Of the most modern cars
would break under the strain. Were
1t possible to put them together, 1t
could pull 500 cars, loaded to capacity,
and It would be able 70 push much
heavier load. A conception OF its
weight, $4,000 pounds, may b gained
when It Is known that. IN coming from
Eddystone, Pa, It had to detour 90
miles between Philadelphia and Wilm-
ikgton. because tho mo direct line
was not strong enoash to bear its
weight. The cost TO build the locomo-
tive was $4,000. and It viii be used
to haul coal In tt Wese Virginia
mountain. s-