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New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Commodities
Industrial
Cotton

An early decline was followed by
sharp rallies in the cotton market yes
tsrday. There appeared TO be feeling
that a considerable improvement in the
crop outlook had been discounted, and
a disposition TO even up short contracts
before the publication of the govern
r,ent's report on Wednesday developed.
II seemed. too, that the early decline
into new low ground for the move
ment had attracted soma s.ade buying,
and there were approximations that the
Southwest was in for a spell OF dry,
hot weather.
The market opened steady at an ad-
vance OF 9 points 70 decline OF Y
points, with the general list II 70 20
points lower. October contracts sold
az 1855 and December az 49, on the
call, making a decline OF about 3lt
points from the high level Of July 3
in the case OF December deliveries.
Liyerpool was a seller, but houses with
JEnanese connections we're among the
buvers, while there was also buying by
domestic trade interests, the appear
nnce OF which doubtless increased the
DISPOSITION 10 cover shorts. Such buy
ing became little more active in the
late afternoon, with October selling up
10 2l.O0 and December 20 23.3l, The
close was within a few points OF the
best. August was relatively easy dur
ing the entire day, closing at net de-
cline Of 81 points, while later months
were Is 10 % points net higher.
Two private crop repous we're is-
sued. one Of them making the condi-
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Sus t e n a n c e
Cereals

Wheat.-As far as the wheat market
is concerned, it is not market but a
situation. Very little wheat IS beng
traded in and both the producer ana
tho consumer are awaiting develop
ments which will give better idea re-
garding the future. Operauons yes
terday consisted largely OF further
evening-up Of contracts IN the Cnicago
market, where the July position ad-
yanced cents, while september oe
clined SC. The July situation VIII cIose
to-day and, as no new business IS al
lowed, il is thought that SEPTEMBER
contracts w+ll soon be evened up CAsh
wheat was inactive and irregular ran
ing from 10 cents lower 10 cents
higher. IL was said that the 1000 Dill
conferrees had agreed on the questloh
OF a 81 minimum, which the trade al
large il inclined 10 look upon as an
assurance Of high prices rather than a
reduction in the cost OF toodstuns
Private reports from the NortnWest
said that good showers and lower tenn
peratures had broken the droutn tnete
and relieved anxiety conslderaoly' me
visible supply in the United states ds
creased 2,732,000 bushels, compared
with an increase Of 100000 last year;
the total is now $780, 900, compared
with l5ll0,0O0 a year ago. worlds
exrorts for the week were o,s5o'ooO
hrsh.ls. against s.973,0o0 the previous
week and l0,lSo,o00 last year. Local
ca.h prices were again nominal, al
though il was said that the Southwest
was asking prices which would be
eouiy.len. to s2.75 for red winter
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Business Troubles
Pe,ltions Ia Bankruptcy

". " STOKES. NC-A petition N bark
rrptcy has been a.sd against 81 II. Stokes. me.
retailer O lad.es' wear a. 6l2 5;h U-. By ns
folloging creditors FELIX A. L-ea. N.s53 Jo.sea
Ritter tS7. ard the BLtmor. Company. Sl's.
Judge Msutou has appointed Afylss Purvin recsir-
e. IN 5000 bond. Liabilities said 10 30 about
$4,000 and assets about 5000.
SELL WELL DRESS co, INc.--A petition IN
BANKRUPTCY has been hled GEAns; the Sell Wen
Dress Co.. Inc. Manufacturer q ladles' dresses
At Is East 10th s.. BY the following creditors.
NJ Psnetisr $500: Il. Abrams. $780, ard Fred
srick s,efsI 800 Judge Maaion Ia, sppoin'rd
+. Bright Wilson receiver N flg1Q bond. fla
Liabilities are SAID 10 30 about 's.0oo aAd Ne
LOUIs W. MILLER. Of aoi5 Clinton ar. has
filed a petition IN bankrIpscy, slih liabilities
q Si,ii5 and no Dssia.
sehsduiss
y e PEAKE 4 co, m-alfacturers eioAks .:
- Vaseriy Place. has fiei sraeduies IN bank
fup,ey. with liabilities of s5j,iSs aad assets os
ALTON DREss AND WAIST CO. n ln West
s5ih St has fled schedules IN hankruptcg, Win
liabilities ~ Slgi5T and assets ~ slfSao.
KOCHAfAN a Co. butter and egss. a. -
Neyth Nor. 81 have nlsd schedules IN bink-
ruptcy with liabilities a fl3.sei and Asssts o.
tls.45o.
MORRIS HARRIS trading as Harlem Agains
wortn and Harlem GsrAaitet prins Roller
WORKS. 1852 sth AZ, and N Wal lish a..
has asaigned " Benjamin Levine.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
COAL AND IRON COMPANY

Default having been made IN the pay
-, ~ the Three Year six Per Cent Col
'sts-al Trust Notes 0f the above Company.
$40 and now outstanding under It's Coll
sfsr.I Trust Iudentlre. dated March !,
is0g 10 the underslg gued, as Trustee, the
undersf rred will on Tuesday, July 81, 1871.
AZ III o'clock in the forenoon, at the ChaW-
mrs Street entrance Of the County Court
gouss of the County OF New York. Borough
n Manhattan City Of New York, at the
,ront door thereof, either personally or ~
attorney. sell az public auction 70 the higE-
-. and best bidder In one lot and as an
,atIrety, the collateral deposited and
,adged 10 secure said Notes, 70 Wit, SSz,Sb0
srtncipaI amount Of First Mortgage Twenty
Wear Five Per Cent Gold Bonds OF Sal d
conpany. issued under its mortgage 70 the
gndsrsiEned. as Trustee. dated March /.
1903 with coupons maturing on ana after
Jauvary 1, 1912, attached, together with
Al right. title and interest OF the under
gEned therein and the right Of redemption
hereof
July 10. 1917.
AiSkERs TRUST COMPANY, Trustee,
l5 Wall Street. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

year

Sugar Futures.--There was p firm under
tone IN sugar futures at tae start yesterday.
with advances 0f s % points ard sales OF
$50 tons The strength IN ire SPOT market
caused near month contracts on Che exchange
10 hold steady, bat there Ras free selling ul
the late positions, with resultant .oEse there.
The close was irregular. points net higher
70 4 points net lower. and total sales q
5000 tons. Operators furnished the demand
for the near months, with outside interests
lquidating the list IN the belief that the
high point had been reached and that values
were due for reaction, even though 70 be
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Livestock, Meats and Provisions

Following are yesterdays prices. compared win
those q q year ago.
New York Yesterday. year agD.
Live steers best
100 ID. ....... $3.50 dSl5S $3.50 4bl0t0
Dressed beer sides.
TO- ....-.s.rs.. Is % .itis ~ ~ 10. a
loo 100 la' Is. .......f7s a $500 sSO a 1880
Dressed veal5. city.
H. ............ 70 q n .i6 "a ~
Live ewes. 100 ib 500 q 1000 A50 q 725
Lambs fair ~
prime 100 n 400 y ZOO 1000 n lll5
Dressi mutton. 10 .ls @ ~ .ilEe .laF
Dressed lambs. ID 20 q as IS n .leI
Hogs 100 10 ... 1000 q 1913 1850 "a 1870
Dressed hogs. ba-
con, d.. .2lA9 .2lA .l3Aq .l4t
Ness por1 bbl. 400 = 1850 400 : zI53
Ness beef bbl 1900 Q 5000 1900 l8.o
'1i h. ...... 'i.a "t' 10000 2o.sOo l7IN ia0s
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Industrials

Sales Open. High' Low Las - :
500 500 Aetna Aetna CTS NSSc ofDe Ss ga ga e5s
$1,000 ..car L & P ,434 .552s 20 ,2lt
100 Char | Co of A s5s S5s ga ga
500 Chev Mott. 90 90 81 90
250g1 Curtiss Aero c. 81 60 - 5gla
goo Enc, Phon; -, ,7A ~ 25s 25It
2i6o Mar A y t etfs 1o5 100 100 fo5la
1890 goo Y :Nay 5blo,,ij Mqo 4" 3" 455t q 4zs
600 y Am & P. -ls 4'4 -L2 -
1850 sPrId Pictures. "a 45g q's .+7p
100 & T Trans pr 104 lg+ lgb+ Iyf+
500 'St Alloys Corp 7 u ! II
1000 Sub Rt W ctfs. % Z5hz EsI2 =,
3g5b'Un T Aero. 4l4 D "a -
100 u 5 Steamship ga 4As SIS .--s
1000 UNITED Mot. 23 23Is 22.g <5I+
500 ~ L & n c 2Iz 2l2 2's "a
$1,000 'Wr-M Airc Cor l5l7 i6L4 15l4 le,4
1000 'Zinc Con Co. 2Ia 2'4 2lz "a
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
MILLING COMPANY

pprrrPFFD STOCK DIVIDEND NO. g.
New York City, July 25th. 1917.
The Board Of Directors Of the STANDARD
NlTnr COMPANY have declared a quar-
tsrly dividend of one and One-hat q \ g ,
Cgnparv. PAYABLE out OF the earnings for
n. current fiscal year. on August 5lst,
1917 70 Preferred Stockholders OF record
a. the cldse OF business on August ZLst'
los A KNOX. Treasnrer.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE, AND ST. PAUL
= - ~ GlMBNMN

~ BroadN1F. New York. July -, 1917.
Notice .s hereby given that there has
heeu declared . dividend rr Three Dollars
ihd Fifty Cents Per SHARE on the Pre-
erred stock and a dividend o. Two De.iaFa
Per gFzra -r ne -~rr.CG stock Cf this
Company. f1 sf5ckaail-rg % record az
st.ock on ths --n dag oI August, paEao.'
ssp,smbsr ref ~ The cf.cs Ct me COM
s3sy O. fNe C.fr ~ Eaw York.
n r. WILLIAMS. VICE President.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
JOS 4. KNOX. Treasurer.
sTANIARD MILLING COMPANY

coMMoE. STOCK DIVIDEND NO. s.
New York City. July -5tn. 1917.
The fourth .rFtallrltnt Of Two Per Gent
fzTJ. (l-s ln cash and ] % in stockl ot The
Eight Per Cent fsCsl dividend upon The
Common Stock % the STANDARD MINING
Company, which was declared on OCTOBER
z5th, 1915. Wiz. be- payable on August 3ls;,
1917. 10 the Common stockholders Ot record
a. the close % business on August list
.sf7
Cheeks and -s~.lHca'cs will be mailed.
Jos a KNOX. T-easlrer. =
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Bonds

Trading in bonds on the New York
Stock Exchange Monday amounted to
s2,644, 900, against S1,395,OOO Saturday,
s2,67l 600 a week ago and S2,S3S,OOO a
year ago. From January / to date, $685.
S31 900, against S6O3,O22, 900 in 1916.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
- Active Securities -
Stocks
- o.


Little relief from the monotonous
sessions of the preceding weeks was
furnished by yesterdays stock market,
prices again manifesting uncertain ten
dency on the narrowest dealings Of
recent months.
Events over the week end were in
terpreted as favoring the long ac-
count, but traders experienced no diff
fculty in forcing important stocks
under Saturdays final quotations un-
I'll the final hour, when the customary
, covering movement prevailed.
Rails were unresponsive to the bet
ter crop outlook and the settlement
Of the switchmen's strike, albeit the
latter was at no time a market factor,
and metals were seemingly Indifferent
to another advance in the price of high
grade copper.
Local monetary conditions were un-
/ disturbed by the payment OF a 20 per
/ cent Liberty Loan instalment, al
! though the amount payable from this
Z NN4ANAN "oo AOAsAAg G6LAAAdNcN az S&Of-
| 100000. Call loans were renewed at
21s per cent, and time rates were
easier.
Subscriptions to the new 100000 :
900 Canadian government loan were
I opened with every indication of a
/ large demand. Transfer of another
/ considerable amount of gold TO the
/ Pacific Coast for shipment to Japan
elected little interest. More gold also
went TO Spain.
United States Steel and other indus
/ trials, together with shippings, made
/ up the greater part Of the days bust
ness. Steel rose a point, to 1888 at
| the opening, fell to 1929, and rallied
later, closing at 12414, q net gain of
IL.
! Aside from Liberty 31as, dealings in
/ bonds were nominal at irregular
/ changes. United States bonds (old
issues) were unchanged on call.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Metals

Those dealers who are quoting prices
advanced their copper quotations yes
terday q Of a cent a pound. Late Au-
gust deliveries are now held by these
interests at 2S14 cents, September at
27S cents and the last three months OF
the wear at from 254 to 27iI cents a
Mound. Leading producers are st!!L
holding aloof from the market pending
the metal price adjustment By the gov
Current spot rrices for a few Of the
rrircipal metals and metal product
conpared with those prevailing at the
corresponding time Of last year, follow
C,rrap- wear
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Cottonseed Oil Futurss..-The market was

! NOtF00tffd vi EUIuIF's7 II" TT.dIH"E y %
very susceptible % changes in pure lard.
When the lard market declined early in the
day there was considerable selling ~ oil,
which seat prices down 5 % 10 points Tor
the active positions. When lard rallied. how
evor. there was a good demand from shorts
and prices developed hrmness. closing AZ
about the top, with net g-.ns % % p
points. Total sales were 1880 barrels.
Yesterdays A year
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no responsi-
bility for the accuracy or authenticity Of curb
market quotations Transactions and prices
Monday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Detroit TNITEp RAILWAY

Dividr1d NO %
A qgarf-r'y dividend o. Two Dollars r>r
fasfs. bs.rF az tho rate Of eight per cen !.
1srpsry has been declared payable sep
is1osf J. 1917. 90 Stockholders q reccro
Alggst ~. 1917, a. o'clock =. NJ.
A. T. PETERS. Secretary.
Dsfrof. N'~h. July q. 1911
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Produce Markets-Current

Butter.-Re Receipts. s.s27 packages. Cream
cry, higher than extras, ID, 33N ai0i7c; ex-
tras C32 scorel. 35i-c; hrsts (sS % 81 score).
3Siad39Lc; seconds (s3 10 81 sco-el, 37N
Csc; unsalted, higher than extras. ila
4lisc: extras, 4O6iOisc; Hrsts. 39G3sizc;
seconds, STis73Sac; state dairy, tubs.
finest, 39G39Ec; good 20 prime, 31iz4
s8lc; common 20 fair, 35iaN 35iAc; reno
va.cd. extras, 3Si:G57c; frsts, 35ism3ec; ;
lower grades, 3iG55c: ladies, current make.
fr.ts. 34i-G35c; seconds, 33i. n Sac; lower
grades, 32JaG33c: packing stock. current
make. No !. Sac; No 2, 33GJ51ae; lower
Chees,.-Reeeipts, 2l5s boxes. State. whole
milk fats. fresh, eolored, specials, 10, Z2M
224c; white, 2l%4 "a 2Zc' eoored' average
choice, 20iaG glc; lower grades, lSd zoe !:
twins, fresh. colored. specials, 22c; waite,
2Ia, n 22c; colored. average run. 2i!@G
2lLc: white 2lLc: single daisies, 25Aa :
double daisies, 23c; Wisconsin, whole milk.
fancy. twins, white, fresh, q "a 22c single
daisies. 23k M23lac double daisies, 23c (:
Young Americas, 24Ac; state. SKINS. hats
specials. l5iamlG &c: twins and eheddars'
specials, l5LN l6lsc; fats, prime 20 choice,
i2TNSc: twins and eheddars, prime. 20
choice. l24l+Iac; fair to good. sG loe lower
Eggs Receipts. 8, ,5l4 cases. Fresh zath.
cred. extras. dozen, 3sd 39c: extra frsts. 56
d37I,c: hrsts, 33H 35c seconds, 29n32c :
thirds and poorer. ga 2se dirtieg. No !. 2s
n zoe No and poorer, 20M2le; checks,
good 70 choice. dry. ESQ 37c: under grades.
Isdg5c: state, Pennsylvsnia and nearby
Western, hennery whites, tne 20 fancy. 456[
Ale; ordinary 70 good, i2g+te; gathered
whites, ordinary 10 hne. s0I44c; poor 20
fair. 3im3sc; Western and Southern. gath
cred whites, 3id40e state, Pennsylvania and
nearby hennery browns. iOM 44c; gathered
brown and mixed eolors, S4eJ39c.
Orchard and Field
Yesterday. A year ago
V.ii; choice. 100 ID. .st5.5oet5.7s $4,000 -
Peas. large basket i.oo@ IFS .5oet.75
Potatoes, Long Ll-
and, bbl 49,. 3,oo9 $50 2.oos2.2S
Apples. bbl...... 2.25a $50 i.5od 800
Grapsft, Cuban, boz 2.oo@ 500 1.oo94so
Oranges. Cuban. box 2.ooG SIS i.759+.5o
Hay and Straw
Yesterday. A year ago.
(Per toni (Per toni
large large, bales. szo.oog22.so ss4oqe -
No. clover nxd te.so4tsOo t7o6& 49, 90
Rye Straw. No. is.oo9 t3oo9 400
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Coffee, Sugar, Tea
Cottonseed Oil
and
Corse Futur.s.-There was eon.Ide

Coffee FGtures.-There was considerable
switching In the coffee market yesterday.
about $4,000 bags Of September being ez-
changed for December az 10 points. Aside
from that business was comparatively quiet
with prices showing a continued tendency 20
ease of under selling, which seemed 20 come
partly from trade sources. and was accom-
panied by talk OF an easier tone in the cost
and freight market. The close was Z %
l3 points net lower. sales. including switeaf5.
being reported Of 5000 bales.
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
ReAexes Of War

IN 1916 for the first time the United
ssiss took the lead in the aggregate
'fads between Shanghai and any one
e's.iry, England and japan ranking
..ssna and third, respectively. The
shitsa States bought more Chinese
P'eesets IN 1915 than any two other
s.-strieA combined. II ships had been
n.as'e % transport freight az rea-
ss.laeie rates the total Of American
s-esgaai commerce In 1915 would have
- much greater. During the year
~ more American manufactures and
apeFttrH established connections IN
T.shal and some sent their personal
.ssashtatiyes % investigate condI-
- - or 10 cooperate with their ap-
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

Sales, Open. High. Low. Last.
i:3SS 35S 62g ;PsostsS Z. Htp:: Stp: Il z I, e
Zoo Zoo tGoidfeld Cons. Sc So 50 s.
'#:$ #s$ IS $::s $:issT3R Isl aR n5s:: M: p y +; .
l:SS :IfGn f, Btss:9@ S;.is2 7a 7sh "a" 7st'
5000 5000 +JerV "a prosJ "a "a 1| 1Ia
500 800 JGsy-K IN, r1,5T pros as" rs" rs" IS"
$500 .Ju NJ OHM Cp) 2H 2h ga ga
:S3 :s$ Hssa. 59s:i oI5: ss1 :, : 4 4 q" q
$500 .fMarch Min. ftZa 1S 11.s q
10000 Mason Valley. Ws ss ,ts -;
100 milford Cop. Ill - sne an"
1900 .rM5gul NJ Co. % o.
a5SS$ !SS5 SS5 :s353s: S55 :#5. zs. f. hsd + g
500 my Zine lap) Z = -X II
100 Nipissins NJ c. "a - ,E ,E
500 'ohio c n " !. l1s 7s rs as
67o0 Portland c c. 32 81 az
200 RAY Her Min. ga 3.s SO '
,iSS iSS tRsa tRst g Con ar Min Min. "a "a p q
S2oo zoo Rccbsster D. ste Min 4s 4s ~ 4a
400 .Sacra V Cop 11s - iS 1H
1000 Sill X Of Ariz.. h ~ ~
1000 --Silver Pick. 10 10 ~,
400 Stand Sid. u 81 oaH
1900 '-success Min. 70 %
300 Sup Cop IA pr) Iss Us ~ az
200 Tonopah Ext. "a ga ,o
200O '7Troy-AriZona 70 <z
100 United c Min. q - a "a
400 United VI Of A. Y Iz "a "a
700' ~ S Tung % q ~,
1900 "TUtah y Min. Us Ia "a
5000 'tUtira Mines. e z
1 2O00 sVerde c Cop. III 80
500 srVerde Insp.. 50 % %
1900 1West End Con 90 % % q.
1000 rWilbert Min. q - - 5s
500 tYer Mt Cop. p 20
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

Oats-The July position in the CHICAGO
oats market reached previous high levels
early in the day on covering. but subsequently
reacted and the late positions we're heavy.
Il was thought that when the July position
IS out Cf the way the market will be less un-
settled and some authorities were inclined n
anticipate a further decline. The cash
markets, however, were strong with little
pressure 10 sell
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Consolidated Exchange

TUrit Of trade on this exchange 10 snaree'l
Transactions and prizes yesterday Tor the
.--a sr+fya stocks follow:
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
TRANSACTIONS
Rail- Other All
roads. stocks. stocks.
Yesterday. .20,5O0 $4,000 341 200
Day before. 14,7oo 2o770o 222, 400
Week ago. .3s,5oo 4512oo ago, o,7oC
Year ago. 81 300 185,6oo 216,eoo
January I to date:
1917. 12,4e4,soo 1o1,4s5, 100 113,e7e, 900
1916. Is, ,6o8,4 400 7s,o57, 100 93,665,5oo
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Standard Oil Subsidiaries

Net
c.l.g Opsn. High Low. Last.
sI00 A,gr, An OIL. - 2OD, 19l4 20I.
H. st oil Co tCaD 2o4 S9- SSssTT
% ST Oil Co NY " ~ -
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

A.usassd attention has recently been
800 ,,,'Nd 70 fax growing in Egypt. The
-. shdsf cultivation has been sz-
49, and new seed has been intro
a, sample Of Egyptian fax
Js sent % London was found on
T,,.seettion 70 yield about "a per cent
%. ~ ana fairly lus.rous hbre, which
A. eIS.e By the spiHners In Belfast
d sm s 1l'poD % Si,i01 u ton. These,
y Gst, ar. exceptional prices, due
s.sis hsr. N normal times such fax
S os North lsas than 5000 a ton.
ara ks 11 numbers Of Chinese laborers
sf,,,..ss .sT beng employed along the
sssi'.h font N France. Most Of the
Hs,, ere xsfs transported 70 France from
Esrai .a.sns They are dressed in the
u f,es m,iseas sniforn. British subjects
Rene. ~ SEs who have had e1pe.
Krapt.A ~ ~. Chinese coolies are being
srny NnpeFsry commissions In the
hbsre,. sifsss ths work Of these
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

,erng made subject to the completion Of necessary form
and to the approval Of counsel
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

wheat and SO for turkey hard wheat,
c, i. I. New York.
Yes'day's Previous Year
Cash: close. close. ago.
New York 1910 s2.75 s1.3414
Contract:
Chicago, July. 262 2.6o 1888
Chicago, Sept. 2.24 2.2e 12tIs
Corn.-The weather was again very hot
and dry over Sunday throughout the corn
belt and some further complaints were re-
ceived regarding deterioration in the South
west. The trade, however, was inclined to take
a rather more bearish view of the market con-
ditions and after an early advance prices re-
acted and closed net unchanged 20 ize lower.
Predictions Of lower TEN mperstures in the Far
West were looked upon as favorable, and u
was thought that too much Importance has
been attached 70 the damage in the limited
area, as the higher temperatures have caused
very active growth throughout a very large
part Of the belt. The visible supply decreased
$4,000 bushels. with a total OF $4,000 COM
pared with 5,l67 900 last year. In the local
cash market No. yellow corn was quoted az
23S, and No. ? mixed at $2.36 c New
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

Interest payable February and August
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31
Orchard and Field
Hay and Straw

Yesterday. A year ago.
(Per toni (Per toni
Timothy. No. /.
large, bales. .szo. .oo922 50 ss4oq@ -
No. i clover mxd "a. .5o@is0o t7.o6& 800
Rye Straw, No. I f5.0oQ 1909 90
New-York tribune., 1917-07-31

wheat and SO for turkey hard wheat,
c. l. (. New York.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-20
INONEN GUARD
COMPAl|ESF form

approximately $50 new guardsmen
are in the LIST Hawaiian Infantry as
the result Of systematic organizing
conducted yesterday at Waialua and
Eva plantations IN the formation of
two more companies The strength Of
the first regiment is now considerably
more than 1000 and total OF 1000
seems likely within q short time.
Gen. Samuel Z johnson and Capt.
Lawrence c. Crawford kept in touch
with the organizing Of both companies
yesterday. At Waialua the enlist.
ments we're in the hands of Lieut.. T.
G. BoyIan, adiutant Sd battalion, LIST
Infantry He was assisted by sDrs. A.
X. Hanehett, CT b Cooper and h.
Wood.
Mai VIII Wayne was In charge Of
ofganization ct Eva, assisted by Capt.
Frank Dougherty, adiutant Of the LIST
Infantry Most OF the recruits at Eva
are Filipinos, but all can read and
write. The Waiaiua company con.
sists of Hawaiians, Portuguese, Fill.
pinos and Japanese.
Manager Renton at EVA and Man.
aeef GoodaIe ct Waialua offered every
possible help yesterday. placing stor-
age space and other property at the
disposal Of the guard officers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-08-20
HYPNOTIST And
FILMSAT BIJOU

Virtually double bilI'' win be Of
fered at the Bijou theater each eve
ming during the current week. There
will be q big feature film, Triangle.
entitled The Devils Needle which
under the ordinary circumstances
would about constitute an evenings
entertainment. Also, there viii be a
rfproaring program put on by Prof.
Norwood hypnotist and entertainer
who has gained an enviable reputation
wherever a theater or town hall can
be, found and who Is just, returning
to- the United States after a worlds
tour or more than five years. :
Just about every -triek-in the bag
carried ~ the hypotfst win be turned
loose dnring the week at the Bijou
|theater. lust "a many laughs as can
be crowded into. a minute viii be the
speed of mirth at these performances.
As everybody knows genuine hyp-
motto show is one In which number
Fof persons are gathered on the stage
and made to perform queer antics
while under the, influence" This
ID where Prof. Norwood should score
q big success as he has a large mum.
Der of suggestions to make to HIS UNI
|suspecting subjects. Further, this
entertainer believes in taking the an
Edience into the secret Of his work and
ably demonstrates, as the perform
Eance progresses, the why's and where
ffores Of the business. This latter fea
Itufe Is something decidedly new 20
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