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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-03-15
Financial Briefs

The New York Curb has listed i,ooo.o
shares OF Usage Hominy Oil Company, par
value IS also $4,000 common and $4,000
convertible first preferred shares Superior
Steel Corporation, par 500.
he following issues have been admitted
to- the list of the New York Stock Bx-
change: Mexican Telegraph Company ad-
dltional sf.2CO.000 capital stock: en-
tral and South American Telegraph Com
pany additional $4,000, 900 capital stock ;
Porto Rican-American Tobacco Company
si,S26. 800 capital stock. with authority to
add s1.S05,S00: Sears. Roebuck & Co. ad-
dltional $4,000, 900 common stock Buffalo,
Rochester and Pittsburgh Railway Com
pany additional $1,000 900 consolidated
mortgage ~ per cent bonds; Western
first preferred. $9999,000 second preferred
and s4s42s,100 common stock; Detroit
United Railway additional S2,50O,000 cap
ital stock, and Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company additional 100000 frst-mort-
gage 5o-year As.
At the annual meeting Of the Norfolk
Southern. Railroad retiring directors were
reelected and Adrian H. Larkin, of New
York, was added to the board.
The total income of the Sloss- Sheffield
Steel and Iron Company for the year ended
November 80 was $2,319,532 an increase
of $1,410,457 over the previous year The
surplus increased $1,351,037 to si,521,675,
equal to 1929 per cent on the $40 0OO, 900
common stock.
The New York Subtreasury lost s1o.144.-
600 to the banks yesterday. making cash
net loss since Friday Of s33.540, 900.
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MONEY-LENDING RATES

NEW NORk-The money market devel-
oped decided ease at the opening today,
with offerings on the call at > per cent.
Time Industrial loans were about the level
previously quoted for good mixed The
aforementioned class of collateral was 4,
of / per cent under the Industrial figures.
Industrial loans were quoted for 80 days
at SO, per- cent and for four months at 4 IA
per cent. Bids for six months were 1 A
per cent, with 4 - asked,
Prime mercantile paper is in moderate
supply and the demand continues good.
Local quotations are 4 a a4Ia per cent. but
the tone is easier in the West. Paper.
with a maturity in November, is said 70
have been disposed of as low as per cent.
Call money opened at 2 per cent, the low
and ruling rate high 2lg last, 24 closed
at ga @2l2 per cent,
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Cotton COnsumption Heavy

WASHINGTON March 15.-There were
consumed in United States mills during
February 547,203 running bales of cotton,
exclusive of linters according to the report
of the Department Of Commerce today. This
was an increase of 1000 bales over Feb
ruary. 1916. OF this number 312,552 bales
were consumed in cotton growing States,
a year ago,
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PITTSBURGH, March 15.-The Ohio Fuel
Supply Company has declared a quarterly
dividend of 2la per cent on its capital stock,
payable April 13 to stock of record March
81. This is an increase OF one-half of l
per cent over the last previous quarterly
dividend.
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LIVE STOCK QUOTATIONS.

CHIcAGo. March i5.-HoGs-Recelpts. 2t. 90,
sz25 good heavy sfse sna sS ssGtGhsrs Tos,
ssssaYy Y ,sht pigs
- CATrI.E--Receipts. 45OO head Market s,ronv
Beeyes, ss,5O O@12 15; cows and heifers si0a IL
O., ~ calves, $40 500 95. '''o'
SHEEP - Receipts, 13, 900 head. Market
STEADY, l0c higher. Native and western Al n
1910: lambs. t12 35 a Id. so. ''i~ "
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NEW YORK, March 15-Fine granu-
lated sugar was easier, with list prices
ranging from 7M7.50c The raw sugar
market was easier also, the last sale in
spot Cubas taking place at $3.50, "a decline
of about 1-16c a pound.
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Lone Star Gas to Paw Extra

PITTSBURGH, March l5.---Word has
been received from the companys office at
Fort Worth. Tex. that the Lone Star Gas
Company has declared the usual quarterly
one half Of ] per cent. Transfer books will
be closed from March "a 10 April 2. The
same. regular and extra dividend was de-
clared three months ago.
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CHICAGO, March 15.--Tnnuenced by the
| belief that the railroad labor difficulty
| would he compromised. the wheat market
| today displayed a great deal of strength.
| wireless messages from Berlin telling OF
revolt in Russia were construed bullishly
| and opinions were expressed that the news
| indicated prolongation of hostilties
The selling had been overdone materially
and after showing some nervousness and
| irregularity at the immediate outset prices
| moved upward although liquidation forced
| prices Off quite sharply at one time i'm the
| forenoon This decline was short-lived,
| however, there being plenty Of orders to buy
by commission houses.
It was plain that all offerings had gone
into strong hands. Shorts were forced to
cover and the largest of them declared that
it was o good time to take profits.
After having sold as low as sl77. May
rose to $l.S0A, closing at slsOA a 1.S0,
against $l.76H, yesterdays last price, After
having sold at $l52 at the opening which
was the bottom, July advanced to 81. Sc and
finished at Sl.56 l.55at, compared with
S1.52ia. the final quotation of yesterday.
The low on September, $l4la4, also was
made at the outset. and 1t sold as high as
$l45ls. closing at $l451s a l,A47s, against
$1i2 at the end yesterday.
The market at Liverpool was dull and
easier on large arrivals and less apprehen-
sion with regard to shipping. Shipments
from Argentina for the week were l,665,0O0
bushels.
Corn also turned frmer, but there was a
good deal Of selling at periods and trade
was not large The cash demand was good.
There was a good demand for oats, which
advanced, too Early buyers did some SELL
ing later. The market at Liverpool was
easier, shipments from Argentina for the
week were estimated at 100000 bushels.
Leading futures ranged as IoiIoNs.
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SPECIAL MEErlNos
g OFFICE y. OF y.DsLIrY rHtsr co.

~ 5zD NhestHut 81. PhIIadeIphIa,
January 10, 1911
OF stockhoIdefs Of Fidelity Trust comnany viii
be held as ne once OF the Company s29 Chest
OF March. 1917. at IL o. clock M. to take action
on the approval or dlsapproyal Of 4 proposed
from forty theussnd ,t9 40 9oo) shares % the par
value of ens 2 humafea oa eioo, dosrs each or four
$50, ,oO0l shares Of the par valne OF one hundrcd
400, dollars each or nss mullen q. 90, 0o0j
~; y ssa.s y = ssslS gS1 z & R|s;s:,ss
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LIVERPOOL Cotton

LIVERPOOL March l5.--Spot cotton to-
day was reported quiet at 81 points decline
on the basis of IL | sd for mid-upland. The
sales aggregated 1000 bales, including 5000
bales American. The market for futures
closed firm at a net advapce Of / as points
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NEW YORK BUTTER AND EGGS

NEW YORK, March observation-disclosures.
g6e9 tnbs Market slightly hrmer. Higher scoT
401s c: seconds 35d37iec. '' 'oW
HOGS-Receipts. 22.O18 cases Market ermsr
Extras, 2eM2 c; extra frsts 2Sib N osa -.
frsts. asa 2si4 CO seconds. 2sIS q 27is wbi,ee
80 SAC; brown, 30m3ic; mixed, 2S0 opc ""i'e'
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U. S. Steel Has Big Ore Dock Plans

SHARON, March 15.-lt is reported that
the United States Steel Corporation will
spend SlOOOO,OOO for enlargng and i'm
proving the ore docks at Conneaut Ha,'bor
On Lake Erie
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NEW YORK. March IA fairly steady
tone was shown at the opening Of the cot
ton market today MAJ selling points
lower, while other mon.hs were to 3
points net higher. Liverpool cables were
better than expected and the Government
report on consumption was slightly more
bullsh than the National Ginners' figures
had led the trade TO look for
wall street. Liverpool and southern in
terests purchased here, while commission
houses and local operators sold supply
also came from what was believed to be
Continental sources.
After the call the quotations held about
steady. with the exception that May rallied
to the previous close, or right in line with
other positions.
After selling IA to 20 points net higher
late in the morning the market became less
active and met some scattered realizing,
Prices eased oft or 4 points from the best
in consequence, but the undertOne was
steady
Following dull early afternoon trade
the cotton market turned easier the
Berlin reports of a PetrOgrad revolution,
prices losing nearly all Of the forenoon
advance,
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(. R. Company Buys War Bonds

MoSTREAI. March 15.--The Canadian
Paijhc Railway Company bought 81, 600, 600
Of The Canadian war loan today.
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3st sharesI same period last week, 63.O2l
shares.
fRsDs H,sh! Low. Close. dSse. Sss
$500 Am Gas &
Elec SIS. .. 9sh 81 o. ....
1000 Baldwin Lo
LIST 5s iO4 10i 104 + "a
1000 City As '3s
reg ....Io21s IosI ioeM - ~
1000 Harwood
Elec SIS. IO3 1OS 1O3 - VI
5000 Key Tel
LIST 5s ... 9s1s 97Is 9'1s + h
1000 Leh Nav
cons 4l4siOs1s IOeh IOss r ~
1000 Lehigh Val
As I94s. .IOoA iOoh 1907 .....
1000 Lehgh Val
cons 4 las
2OO3 ....iOOM 1909 1O0% - N
1000 MktStEl As 08a4 98A 88M .....
5000 Penna Co
gen 4l2s.1Oa 1919 IOlA - "a
1000 Phla co
cons 5s. 93M 9sss 8sH - a
5000 do 1st 5s.IO2s I02h 1O2h .....
10000 Phila Elec
Temp 5s.ioiM 1919 1oIM - %
$4,000 Reading gn
4s 80. siA ~ "a n
10000 do imp As 9s 9S 0S .....
1000 Read Jer
Cent As. siM eIM oi& --i%
1000 Stand Gas
Elec s..lOIL 1OIk 1917 .
300 Welsbach
Co 5s... os @ 0s -
Total sales. SIsO. 800. compared with ss2, 300
yesterday; thus far this week, S3sO, 200; same
period last week. s2i77OO.
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WHEAT ENDS HIGHER
AFTER NERVOUSNESS
Belief That Strike of Trainmen
Will Be Averted and Russian
Revolt Help Bulls

GRAIN BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK., March I5.-Adyices re-
;eNed at the Weather Bureau this morning
Indicated the following weather condItions:
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VEGETABLES

The general market was quiet and without
per bush - Pennsyvanla choice s2.75@s8;
New York choice. $2,75: western choice
81 25q2 y White potatoes. Jersey. per has.
ket. N4Og s2. sweet potatoes, Eastern
@3. Sweet potatoes Delaware and Maryland
$50: culls. 81. Sweet potatoes. Jersey, per
6asGe!--Mo: Gn,H sLto@ 80; No. g. 50aeSc
sS0; No sS%s csbGsss southern per
Eale. Norfolk. per barrel sl.75d2 Cauli.
n9wei. Norfolk. per crate. sl;50@2 Lettuce
10 10 good good per basket ,lsns sl%s Celery Florida per
ket--Green. s5as: way. $5qS. Eggplant Flor
ida. Ler box s3,5OgJ. Peppers. Florida per
O.. O. fsss' ;a ElorIda per pso basket, s5@7. TO,
per Alb. basket s1,4O@1.75.
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NEW YORK COFFEE y.

NEW YORK. March IA
coffee futures opened at a a.ue m4f
points. Trading on ths ..vn'ne u
active. sales amounting 10 esno wa
aSsnIgs dSesys Todsy's ~. 49,.
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PHILADELPHIA-Ca az per cent
Time AZ q per cent. Commercial three
to six months, Az N4% per cent
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COTTON HOLDS WELL;
BUYING INCREASES
Consumption Figures for Febru-
airy Are More Bullish Than EX-
pected-Cables Better
COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
NEW YORK. March 10. - Temperatures
were lower In some sections Of the cotton
belt this morning and IL was generally
cloudy.
The following temperatures were recorded;
Raleigh, 80; Asheyille. 40; Nashville, i2;
Knoxville, Chuttanooga and AUGUSTA. ~;
birmingham, 40; Oklahoma. Fort smith.
Memphis, Macon and Nicksburg. 80; Little
Rock. 52; Wilmington and Meridian. %
shreveport and MONTGOMERY, 90; Abllene hnd
Del Rio, go; San Antonio and Mobile. 62;
Thomasville. Charleston. savannah, lnmpn;
Jacksonville. Pensacola. New Orleans and
Galveston. 81; Corpus Christi. 68,
There was .0s inch of precipitation at
Raleigh md Atlanta.
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FRESH FRUITS

Demand was fair and values generally ruled
steady. as follows; APPLES, per bbI-York I'm
win, No. l. s4.75g6; DO. ungraded. SO 4:
Greening, No. 1,si 5O45 80; do. ung: aded 3 a
I.2J; Kings, No. !. 81. .5OaG. do. ungraded, SO d
:; S!ayman. No. /; sag 3 so: do ungraded. 81, so
Ga 80; Wnesap; No. 81 50nG o; do. ungraded
tgg25O; lemons. per boy. ssui; ranges, Flor
s.. a g. so; poor. 81 a225, gra pefruit. Florida
per crate. $2@i; pineapples. Porto Rico. per
crate, S3n 80; tranberrIes. Cape. Cod, per
brl.-Fancy late varieties IS 70 !. 5O early black
$2Qi; cranberries, Cape COD. per crate. 81. so a
2; do, Jersey, per crate 81 a so; straWberries
Florida.
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BAR SILVER

London tpence). s5h IA isgis Hek'r.
New York tcents) "a GsL 2sn 3I ~
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was reported. .OI at Madison. Valentine
ana Miles Cityi .Oi at swift Current; .12 at
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PROVISIONS

The market ruled Arm with fair lop
blng demand Following are the quotatonns
city beef, In sets, smoked and nir-dried' osee
snucfles and tenders. smoked and alr-dIisd
S5c: western beef knuekes and tepderssi sTF@a IN a
ssSo hams g sss ooss e iSsi$S's .Sss.S ssS "a
23hc; other hams. smoked, city cured, az lc
brand and average, 22922h G; hams ss'osse sse
picnic shoulders. $, =. cured. loose. lo15ci 20, TO-
smoked. 17hc bellies. In pickle, accotans ~ ~
brand and average, city cured, 22h @; pMreaNss' M a
bacon western cured. 22hc; lard, western Ia "a "a
fined. tierces, zoe, do do. do. TUBS, suc, isI1' ~
pure city. kette-rendered, in tierceso 2oc' iaro'
pure city kettle. re ndered, In tubs. 2Oc.
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~ . 'T--TT--- - ~ = .I,-V
PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND FLOUR

wIIEAT-Receipts. 1oe 22a bush The ,, market ayest
inss and fair demand. Quotations., Ses So ,o,s; az
export eleyatord-NS cd az, steamer No.
red. sisT9is2; No. 3 red. si.s,gaigz'
Jected A. $3.50 1885, rejected B. s'ISwiof'
light and the market ruled firm under iignt Oh. !.
ferings. Quotations Car lots for local TRACE ~
i24: do. No. 3 yellow. 81 ~ q i.2s do. N9s - =
yellow. q, POOL q; DO No yei,aso%%, ye,s a., %, sio~
oATs-Receipts, 10. 425 bush. Demand vas
fer and the market ruled nrm nnder sh' sansd
ard white. 74a74bc; No. 3 white. aaSg lSnc c'
No. white, 720 72ls sample oats os Ss 'VGi
in sacks The market was quiet and unchsns-
ed. Quottlons per 1913 lbs In WOOD; -, saets
IS 20 $50; Kansas, straight cotton saess lsn 81
ts75@9; do. patent eotton SACKS; tsn, ~ s5Sp
900; do, fayorite brands, tlOa1O OSOi city mu'''
choice and fancy patent. s10@1c.6O; s. Wa
RYE FLOUR sold slowly but ruled hteaoy' We
quote 81. u7.75 per bbl.. as to quality
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REFINED SUGARS
DAIRY PRODUCTS

The market was quiet and unchanged re-
powdered, T1Oc; confectoners' A. 6.SOc; sort
grades o. ob6pB S5c.
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ruled arin m under light offerings FOlloWi,5GE
gSssa sTs rss fancy Zoe DsGas T.
STss asTs r.. s
500 3sc; special fancy brands of prints job
0''H EGGsrThe market ruled firm and again iSc
case higher With Semsnd sasS sssSrO ss pes res
ss psr SsaS ad tslS
E5 0HSns % Vas & per and
ruled firm under small supplies; quot did1, at1ons:
Nsw 1srF Sshs fS Nsw YorE u
sood. held. 28l4 Q27c: do part skins. li@22e.
POULTRY
LIvE-Demand was fair and values were
Ee Tews sus'sneg as to quality. i@ sSG Stacy ROSTERS
isa 9Oc, old roosters. 16@i7c spring chickens
quality. 2sasic pigeons. ,Sa Sa per pair ESQ
ma2Fsi %FESTGSff2a''5S Taed srm under tatS active
nand uotations: Fresh,killsd. dry,packssd
iGTs d. % 10 %%es6ng sf ISs SnCy over APIECE
as ss a. bs wsss9s sSses 81 ss f ss 49,
dry.pickcd, weishing Az rs and over apiece.
PicFsd picEsS in ms boxes wsishins sSio lbs pair
sScfens. GSs western. dry-psksd. in bbl,.. welsh
Western. s ~ in bbls.. Weighing lbs per pair. 81
Q2S; broillng chickens western, in boxes
weighing sgi lbs. per pair :5 g 28c chickens
weighing 500 lbs. per pair. 81 Q24c; do. mixed
sizes. 1SQ2Oc: broilers Jersey fancy 32D35c:
broilers. other nearby. Weighing III q2 lbs
81 q 3Sc: fancy western. 32 q 33c: fair to good
30Q31c; old Toms 30 q 30c; common. 24427c;
geese. nearby, I0Q2lc: do. western, 1s@20c:
SQUADS. pei dozen-white. weighing IL OLE lbs
per dozen, 81 50m4I5: white, weighing 90 10
lbs. per dozen. 50. - 4.25; white. weighing 8
lbs per dozen. S3dD3 20: white. weighing lbs.
Rer dozen. 81 O@2 70; Whit weishsing ag6h
small and No. .. 5OcGsl.
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The New York Subtreasury lost st0,144,-
600 to the banks yesterday, making cash
net loss since Friday Of s33,54O, 900.
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Total sales, i5,921 shares, compared with
$3.50 shares yesterday; thus far this week, 3d.
3,i sharesi same period last week. 6S.021
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LOCAL MINING STOCKS
Ohio Fuel Supply Co. Pays More

Tseopa eeI@a MinInE ifuS ....... ............. ~
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06
To Husbands

Always complain of feeling tir-
ed, and remember that nobody
else ever gets tired.
Your wife should have every
thing in readiness for you. but
you should not do anything to
help her.
When your wife asks you for
money. give her a nickel; ask her
what she wants with it and when
she tells you, ask her if she can't
do without it. Then go down
and spend ten times that amount
for cigars, for they are a necessity
Go down town of an evening.
stand around on the street corners
and talk politics: its more inter-
esting than to stay at home with
your family.
Have your wife get up and
make fires, but don't get up your
self till the rest of the family are
through eating breakfast as you
might take cold.
Wear old clothes and make your
self as untidy as possible until
your wife's health fails; then it
will be best for you to fix up some
for in all probability you will
want another when she is gone.
Have smile for everybody you
meet but get a frown ON before
you go home. .-EX
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06
Courtesy Rewarded

A little courtesy helps wonderfully
in business. I saw this illustrated in
New York. One day went into the
Union Pacific ticke zee in the ground
floor of the woolworth Building, New
York City, to inquire about routings
back to Colorado and connections via
Ft. Riley. A. very pleasant young
chap waited on me. He cleverly look
ed up everything I wanted to know.
I wasn't ready to buy my ticket then,
and wouldn't be for several days, so
he said that he would be glad if
would come back and let him sell the
ticket when I was ready forit. might
do SO, but would probably find it more
convenient to buy up town, near my
hotel. Several days later when 1 want
ed the ticket 1 stepped into the office
of another line. near the hotel, intend
ing to buy the ticket and get it Off my
hands. The man who waited on me
was so short and grouchy about my
inquiries that 1 finally told him l
didn't care for the ticket then and went
away.
l went back down to the Woolworth
building, 30 blocks distant, and find
ing the courteous young man l had
seen before, had him fix up the ticket.
He not only arranged the ticket just
the way I wanted it, and did it cheer
fully, but he got my Pullman ticket to
st. Louis, wired ST. Louis for berth
to Ft. Riley on a later day, and wired
somewhere for bel tn out of Ft Riley
to Denver on another day, all Of
which found reserved just as request
ed.
1t was little thing. 1t didn't amount
to ,nucil to the Union Pacific. But
courtesy sold that ticket from New
York TO Pueblo, and the little effort
which arranged Pullman reservations
from three different points, which l
hadn't thought OF asking for, made Inc
feel that was travelling with friends.
Courtesy pays in any line of busi-
ness. Courtesy and advertising sell
lots of goods-Editoria in Canon City
Colo Record June II, 1917.
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06

Miss Clara Ruth Mozzor. assis-
tant under Leslie E. Hubbard,
attorney general, recently in
duced the troupe of vaudevi'lians
from the Empress thea:er in Den
yer to go out to Camp Baldwin
at Overland park and put on their
show for the soldiers encamped
there. Next week Miss Mozzar
repeated with the troupe from
the Orpheum theater. These two
free and pleasing stunts followed
upon several dances which Miss
Mozzar and other state house la
dies had arranged for the Khaki
Boys. Clara Ruth has constitu
ted hersel angel of the Overland
camp. And, after gazing at the
feminine charms of herself and
those who are aiding her in her
good work, the soldiers announce
themselves quite willing to be
angeled.
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06
NORTH VIEW

Messrs. w. H. and Manford
Brannon are building laage ce-
ment cattle shed at the Schultz
ranch.
There will be a meeting at
Mrs Plessingers today Wednes-
day for the purpose of organizing
chapter for Red Cross work.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. B. Lothian
and son returned from their Ia
trip last Friday evening having
made drive from Rolfe in four
days.
The Old Wells and Waterville
schools will begin Monday. Mrs.
Matley and Mrs Hill have been
reemployed with an increase OF
salary.
Miss Marion Lake departed
for Fort Collins Monday morning
where she will complete her
senior year in Domestic Science
course of the Agricultural col
lege.
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06

At the recent meeting of the
State Federation of Labor consid
cradle praise was given Leslie E
Hubbard, attorney general of
Colorado. for having dismissed
the long drawn. wearisome and
ultra-expensive suits against va
rious members of the United
Mine Workers of America. These
had grown out of the coal strike
of several years ago. and John
McLennan. president of the Fed
Grafton, dev oted an entire chap
ter of his annual report to Hub
bard's fair and just attitude on
the cases.
Cheyenne record., 1917-09-06
sun RISE ITEMS.

A fine rain passed over this vi
cinity one evening last week.
A large crowd attended the
dance given at Sam Snyder's
Saturday night.
Mr.. Heden and family also
Mrs Anderson spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs Harve Horton.
Mr. Heded helped his so n-in-
law R. A. Wells with his new
barn for a few days last week.