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Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-30
Mining and Financial NeWs
sY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

NEW YORK. Jan Beginning with a general demonstration of strength. today's listless and highly professional market soon reacted, vir- tually all gains giving way to losses Of l to points among leaders and greater recessIOns in the speculative shares.
 The superficial character was indi- cated by the limited volume Of the trading. Only 46O,OOO shares were dealt in.
 More than ordinary interest at tached to the course of the U. s. Steel because Of tomorrow's quarter ly meeting of the directors. when ac- ton on the common dividend is to be taken together with publication of the financial statement. Steel moved between l1414 and 112A closing at the lower price, net loss of IS points.
 Bethlehem Steel lost 10 points on two sales and low priced industrials yielded l to with 4$i for Nova Sco- tia Steel and as much for Gulf States Steel.
 Metals and shippinss became heavy after their early advances. and Mexi- cans, sugars and paper succumbed to moderate pressure. The automobile group dragged throughout. The heavi- ness Of New Haven, which fell to 433s within a small fraction of its minimum price Of many years, was disquieting feature in the railroad division.
 Exchange rate on the belligerent countries were again confusing, rubles marks and lire making concessions, al- though not to recent low records. with steadiness in remittances to London and Paris
 Bonds were firm. Total sales, par value, s4170.OO0.
 United States bonds were un- changed on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-30

river and harbors Improvements and irrigation.
 The Webb bill for common selling agencies abroad for American ex- porters already passed by the house. was gone over in detail with the pres ident by Senator Pomerene. who told of amendments he expected to offer in committee. These amendments are designed to prevent exporters from using the combination for foreign trade 10 increase prices in the United States and would authorize the fed eraI trade commission 10 investigate wrong practices and report to the de- partment of justice.
 More Pap for U. s. Clerks.
 In discussing increased pay for fed eral employees with a committee of
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-30

to indicate possible renewal of fric- ton between the United States and Germany. The finish in the pit was wild 1 IS to 1 cents net lower with May at 1I7l4 to B and July at 1.451s to 24.
 Corn lost 1Ih to 15s at lA and oats 7s at l to 1A. In provisions the result varied from 10 decline to a raise of 216 cents.
 Sharp advances in wheat vaules at the outset were brought about by the fact that Emperor Williams war manifesto had nullified the bearish effect of Saturdays peace rumors- Shorts rushed to cover but on the upturn found much wheat for sale owing apparently to a new embargo on freight shipment seastbound from Chicago.
 Word Of British governent selling at Winnipeg was received soon after wheat bulls had been staggered by the Washington adyices. The worst weakness Of the session followed. and before the selling stampede was checked the May option had dropped 9is cents from early top prices.
 Corn weakened with wheat, after being swayed early by the transient strength Of that cereal. Oats fol- lowed the changes in other grains
 Provisions failed to hold an advance that was due to a temporary upturn in hog values.
 Metals Market.
 NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-The metal exchange quotes lead 500 bid Spell ter strong. spot East St. Louis de- livery 1O1a bid Copper firm; cleo trolytic. first. second and third quar- ters. 29lA G321H. Bar silver. 765s.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-30
DRIVE AWAY HEADACHE
Rub Mustercle on Forehead
 and Temples

A headache remedy without the dan gers of headache medicine. Relieve. headache and that miserable feeling ircu colds or congestion. And # acts at once Musterolc k clean. white oiutmcu. made with oil of mustard. Better than ; mustard plaster ana does not hl.s.e Used only externally. and in no way ca, affect stomach and heart, a. some iu ternai medicines do
 Excellent for sore throat. brorchiti croup. stiff neck. asthma, neuralgia coz gestion. plcurisy. rheumatism lunhac1 all pains and aches of the bacl; or joint sprainS. sore muscles, bruises. chilbla;r frosted feet. colds of the chest Cit oitci prevents Qnermcuial.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-30

the "Employes Union" presenting a petition signed with 5000 names the president indicated he favored in- Creases if possible.
 "I have been on salary ail my life '" he said. and therefore can sympa- thize with others in the same fix"
 In the midst of his legislative con ference. the president was interrupted by 20 Indians, who wished to shake hands.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-30
Chicaqo Grains.

CHICAGO, Jan. 29-Violent fluc- tuations that included an extreme break of Is cents kept the wheat market continuously disturbed today. Pronounced weakness which de velOped in the closing hour was as sociated with reports of British gov ernment selling al Winnipeg and with Washington advices that were taken
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-30

Mrs. Ida Wynne French, beautiful daughter of former Postmaster Gen. eral R. J. Wynne, recently returned to this country from England, where she acted as a nurse il a British war hospital. While serving the Red Cross it fell to her lot to nurse her former husband, >Hapt. Hugh Ronald French, from whom she had obtained a divorce. As a result of this meet ing it is rum0red that a reconcilia. ton was effected.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-30
PRESIDENT DRIVES
 THRU LEGISLATION
(Continued From Page One)

(C0ntnued From rage One) stand to take.
 Education Bill Assured.
 Discussing vocational education legislation with Senator Hoke Smith, the president said he favored the bill passed by the senate over that adopted by the house. Senator Smith assured him that it would be possible to secure final action on the measure during the present session.
 Senator Ransdell of Louisiana told MT. Wilson that when the rivers and harbors bill is brought up in the sen ate an effort will be made to attach to it the administration proposal elim- mated in the house, creating board to investigate and coordinate all things having to do with the floods.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-30

BOSTON, Jan. 29.-Tradlng in the Boston market continues very dull. It may be another fortnight before the big copper sale is negotiated. but the coppers should begin to discount the sale of the metal any time.
 John R. Stanton, president of the Mohawk and Wolverine. has been elected director of Copper Range and F. Ward Paine appointed treasurer
 Nominal quotations for copper Ap- Til delivery is 3012 per pound, show ing strength of metal situation.
 PAINE, WEBER & co.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-01-30
REVIEW MORNING. JANUARY 3O 1917

Wolverine Arizona ....... 1.50 i.62 Miami Mother Lode .... 50 Verde Combination ..-... loo 112 Miami Consolidated ....-. 20 .35 Bisbee Copper ........... Loo l12 Butte Arizona ............ .05
 LouisiGna-Arizona ....... .75 Santa Cruz-Bisbee .... 10 Jerome Daisy .......... .15 Warren ................ 9.25
 Nacozari Consolidated .-.. .39
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14

Dfob6Is btenen sur Seioung; 70 tperben
gum @eilpieI oie geianmlten ruuldni.
id,en Staatsbabnen nit ibnen 6illig
,inb obnc 9iab. unb SiauGenhpidl,i
eebeiat, mas AaS Reiien IN 0himduisri
iebr allgsnebm niaht.
9ie @eiihtigltns fano I'M Wd pori.
gen Sabres itatt. 0ie Jorberung uno
@erarbeitling lptroe INIT Sodbrud be.
triebeh Oenn gerabe mar bns San-
helsabfonuiten nit 9eiitifhatlb illo
SeIterreib abeei6loiielt, SuS es na'
mentli6 ben oeiti9en @erfen ernrog'
lid)te, 70 piel g5nnre aIs rrloglid, aus.
sufiibren. Gin GROCER SbeiI Der BE.
it1tbe mar oesbalb iuobl i6on IN 81.
derbeit, als @nbe slueuit Der arieg
ausbrad). Sest it1b Die HetroleIm.
fcIoer 9fiint1nicns tpieber IN belltiflell
Sanben. g8as bon Den anIasett Die
ib seiebeit, nod itet. ipeib man no1
ni6t. glber iif,erlif tperoen idol
bclte luieoer beiltIbe Sdtbe on Der
Grbeit fem, INN nit erbobter lino iest
aor1s befreiter @nergie an bic ghisbar.
mndning bieier nit Del eetranfien
2au0itrid,e berd,5ugeDen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14

Der aIs aoblentrimmer bon aneritn
in bic &eirlatb sirriidsefebrt lit. Das
gu9 betbt: Seine .Sobeit - Der aob'
Ienirinurier. Die sriessbeirnfabrt beS
5ersoas Ssinri9 8prpin 5u Wedlens
burg BON spbann Sin Blaiiosp. Gie.
fer Sersog har BEL ariegsai,sbrud)
aiif Der Sago In TTas. Oils er naf
gietp yort eelaugte, lin Die SeirrfS'rt
Al periufen, ipuroe er auf Gdritt nno
Gritt BON etigIifdeu Deteftipes per.
foIgt unh beobad,tei. 9rosbem eelaug
es ibm, in @eielitaft 5ipeier beutifer
observation-disclosures aIs sfoblentrinincc
aui einem Tmlbinaniiden S@ifi an.
gen,itert sii tperoen. Omar gum
gdein nrb bod uidt gum Ghein,
berm Der Ser5oe fpielte' pirtlid, inl
Shipeibe ieines slngeiift8 ben Sob.
Ientrintnler. 9Iae brei Sfii3iere eIttgin.
gen Der engIiihen Radforifiing in
airfpal, lupbm Der Sanlpfer ge.
itIeppt poroen mar un6 errei6ien
gIEdlid, Dos neutrale 9aho. Gieies
leete Bud, 1T IN ieinen ginBelheiter
nid,t 'obne eineH bumoriitiiden Beige.
i4nad.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14

5rernSen polIbru4t, gang aIIein aif
lid, ielbit geitelIt,
en- Der gertleibuiig eines 2onoorer
Safenarbciters ODER 0totroicn trieb
ct iih umber, idIief urter Sol5itapeIn
OIL Der Sbemie. ab IN Mdtroienftlei.
pen iinb fabnoete Taa uno Radh aiif
irgenoem nestrnIcs Sd)iff, OH oeiien
gorb er ii6 iGIeiten tpolte, Inn ols
blinocr @aiiasier gneIan6 81 berfoi.
ien. 8uerit ffeiterten ole @eriude,
es iboIlte inn ridJt gIiiden, ciIlen boil.
lansiiden 9antpfer I'm Sfuse Der
4efa idspinmenb 5u erreiGen; be
Sti onntns trieb i'm db, nlebr als elm
NAL aerietb er in bic @efobr bes @r-
trnfens ober oeS gerf1deriS i'm ShIid
bes llfers, ininisr tpieber inlibte er
iint.ebreil unb ltnterfunft IN ieineni
SoI5ftapel iiaben. Der eiierne aurper
hes Sffi3iers, fem urbsuefanier
Geath ieius 8lpezji&k xab ieiss t6r'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14

perIide @apaiiotbeit iiberitanSen
alles. gsbr 81 fiuttsn fam ibm feins
Sdblgfeit, fIiebenb englii& 5lt iprc.
ben, unb ieine ssenrtnib 2ou6ons.
@..blib aIs oerm bod bic Soiiiu,ng 5ii
iinfen besaun nno er id)on ben DE.
Smfen erpoe. iidb Der goIi3ei 81 itef.
len. seIans es linn. bus eriebrie hol.
lanbtihe Sbiff Bu erreiden uitb iid
unbemerft in einem Rettiingsboot 5n
perbergen. Sier belt er ii6 fill bis
5ur aanoung :uS begub iid baun -
anf ben Grbeiter. Der lid, bel Der San.
bung ou idDaffen mndie, adtete ME.
mauo - aiifs grofene. Gerettet.
Gas ;lueite oieier intereiianten gii.
der riibrt bon eirtem Samburger her,
ndmlid bonn 2eiiinorlt Der gieierpe SIC.
bert glenbm. Gem Sitel lit yariess-
geinngen iiber gn9lmlD entflobenl"
lSGerl, gcrIin) 9ieier Hiibne mirb
i'm @eiten sefnngen ecncninien unb
in elm Eager IN Der gretagne abeeid,o.
BEN. Die @efangenitoft III eleiib ge.
mla, Der Sfii,ier miro ais S5afe,lar,
better perpanbet, unb fdllf Sonn imb
mann asrabsJu ieufliffen 8orgeItbisn
IN Die Sdiibe. T1s @erboIten Der @e.
poIferung III bon fat beitiaIiifer
ssutb. gcn eInfnns an iirio 5lldt.
eebnnfen IN ihm reee. -aber laigc
miib er iie Sutiidoninser, big es euo'
Iit1 onh ibm eeIingt, nus Dem 9ager
Al eiltlreifen. .gRiht undbnlid' Bill,
idu,p. mub au6 Der Samburstr feline
GItiber an, llfer 3,rriidlniicn, Idspim.
mei., Inn ~ neiitralen Sfiffrn 81 ge.
Iangen, unb ipie iener, ilnib and, er
buiifig iinDerridteter Sad,e iuriiffcb,
rea. GiamaI ceriiedt or iih in einern
engIiideii Sftff, Der gipieI Der aiibn.
bsl!. ab lnb III III Ieine Mohiuing
linb iein gerfted elm @anrenitnpel alif
Dem aai. gtab langer 3eit Des HIT.
berirrens un6 6es Siineerrs gelingt
es inn, alS frnn5oiiid)er Sd)ifisarbei.
ter on goro zines Gdinpfers 81 Gelnn.
1en, ct speIB gar nift, fpelfer Ratio.
ndIitdt 6as Saiff ansehort, aber bns
@Iiid lit nit ibm. Ger Onitpfer fdBrt
ii6er GngIonb, NO man ben 5liidtling
iiini entoedt. nnd gdtpeoen iino in
bie Treibeit-
alfs glbenfeierbuh 1T bic brittle gsic.
betihriit ben beiben nnoereiI nift
gang gIeidauertbig, aber iie III biirb|
einen anberen llmitnnb feiieInb. bo iieI
pou siussa beltiaea g,rinses bsrrltr4.l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14
gMsg. ~ gMsg.aarnLatarFt anFrt
grP4na hrhnhrn

z 9eu 2anis apbrbader. GoitaIia. Ohio,
fhreibt: so plnfbe elm Esprt fber @erlira
sn faeen. so eebrau6ie es fir meaeenfatarrb
unb es bra&te MIR GrIeitterina In fir8er
9sit gier ooer flint SIafden. peIbe tt ee'
brau6te, tparen niebr fpertb, ais alle aHoeren
SeImitteI, ipeI6e Id ie sebran1tc. e.
Serr Senrs aneS. go. Ills Q. siHa slpe..
Sanesoiue QBtS., i6retbti 80 bate Sctnier'
sen i'm wlaeen. Sd fulsis Sbrem @atbe unS
sebrantte orsi sIai6n 2breS 9eruHa unb Id
bin iest eefunb. so bin Sbnen fit Sbren
gtotb unb sore wscbisin febr barfbar"
iinSfer gii9Iein, ,pie man feline eeiiutbbeit
Titt erbdIt, fret on ellie. Ste Bernna Co.. Co
Iumbgis. Ohio.
Gtsjentsrn, pslnbs flfiiisen waeois!uem ab.
ssntisi iinb, f5uusn ieRt 9sruaa sablttten sr.
langen-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14
Wabor's Yroflamation
8erbietenO ben gerfaaf bon berau.
idlenben 0etrGHfen am @abItaae.

Die geisss bss statutes Cbio iareibsn box,
bat NO tnInyer SpititaofeH. neir. Cher mal5.
bolitee Geirdrit an Mabffngs peridnff pber
oeri6euit, oSer neru - Der eeitter riueS
9iates IT, p0 foI6r eianSse seigSbnIi9 btn
iGn't nHb petrlyisi nerben unb eetifbl:. loi'
den RIae 1n tt9enbfiuem g9dbLtnas pefdgot.Sn
Gu bnltfn. ipl IN eins Sfrafe bon MD. retr
ais eintnjHbett Dollars nnb Gefdugfitiirnfe
Don ntGi ufbr al; seba Zaeeii oerfalen, nnb
IN arbeirahL bdb befaaie Geseet 20 beui
RLraermeiiisr sur 9flini MAIDEN. Dor bsf Ggbl
eiue Nrpilomatlon On o1s 0rbl'flm gu etluIs
fen. In ipster Der SnbdIi ber gsfehe beireffs
bes Eerioits unb geriner!ens bon beraat6en.
ben SetIhriea an SsnblnasI bsianHi seHafi
nirb, unb
Sn gnbe,ratt bat Gsenfiaa. ben II. 9aa
I'M ssriL q. q. 1917. iol3 ssn gaobiiaa III,
MN
8esbait mu6s ID, George enttu. garasr.
meiiier ber SiGbi Giuelnndii. innertnlb be-
fuaien Einatet Cbio frGft Der ui;t bnr4 be-
lodte 0beiebs bethebeHfH Nnfhorttfi urb In
rsbsrsiniiiHrmnle mil ben Grfeteerniilen eep'
felben bas qnt!iium aif VI, ge'iirmrraen
bcfaeier Geiept. ME oben anoeesbsn. arfmerL
fnm. iponu6 ole geraeber eenen b'sfelben on
bsm beseidnsten Soae ben uetfrtrstst Be-
itrniuna eiHbrnosn tperber.
Gegebeu inter msiuG 9dns uI,e BEN sep
poroiions-2aegI Der Sfnbt Girdnnnii steiea
brfisn TGg I'M UpriI, ". .. 1917.
george Bn6to.
elrsermsfter.
aii,n: y. O. stsrfen ee,reiar
(eieaeU 1S.1T
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14

CINE @oriidtsmaBregtt
lin bic bsi Der berribenten 6uiisr.
inappbsii ni6t miinfdsuspsri5 gu
riidbaiiuns BON Sdpein.n in S.iTs1,
m5slidit 3u befeitis.n, IN Der prsis
fir Gfipein. i'm getDia! BON 100 sis
$50 g)funb ioiDeii srb5bt porRn, blB
er bem fix sbiers pon $50 Bis 300
piun6 slei&sommt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14
anber @erIeaenheit.

StroLd, fju einem GIteren ;Sr1u.
Iein): ! sldl, @a6ane, bnbeR Sie nidlt
ein 9saar abactragene Soien Don Sb.
rem GemabI21
Nelteres SrduIein Coos uidt merten
laITen mid. bag es unperbeirathet 1T
un6 aIlein Spobnt): ~gebansre, nieil
W;arn, Der - Der tragt 70 'lpos gar
nidt!~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14
gonssrbars Mm.moisanit

asbrsr (in Seria): -Mh psm
iGmpfis 2ldillss DOT sroja2- -
anabs: .Wlis pIuto!' ~ aebrtr:
.W!it pluiOa4 - sndbs: .Rsin, mi.
Nero - ashr.r. .Rit Nero2"
anabs: ma. bann nit 5tttor - Il,
nsr ppn uuieren brei 9unbsn gu
5dus mar ss!"
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14
Gut aeaebsn.

syslDpsbsl (aIs fi6 siH Solbat ME.
berbOIt i'm eaufgraben In bic 5.los
flufdt Deriieft): .Sie. wliiasr. bas in
bier hn aouIgrabeu unb tin - :
Goafolabsal.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14
Slaatlinss @eididten.

Ger SIieger bon S1htgtul- - Gin
@uh Der @bente1,er. - Ser @efaii'
genibaft entfloben. - Sm Grbetts'
fleib. - .arieesgefanseu urlo ent.
Hoben". - OILS aobIe.ltrinuner
eHtfonunelL
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14
.ansrisen.
(s.nubfeIp,u GGnnfrdInr.

Seitts eIbsrb g iitr finset i'm Dtr,irsIrfnl,
1872 gariniri strdbs, bic inerdffide Usfhdftt
perjnmnrluna bee Bocbffffon gdHperhcrs
itc,t Ole gitaIlsbr ipesssn srfuat bolsab'
= go. !. ..',r,., ,rr,s..,gssst:s ass. s.ai.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14
8n perfanfen - g,ianos
8u SerIaui,n - Sarmen.
gu Sermietbeu-JIats.

e b nc TO n--fsint bon Stmmeru: teibes
rnb taitss Haifsr, SAB nnb Toilette. Seisnua
nnt 9nnltag. .Bxsiennno. Gil Greerns Sir.
fD--l0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14
e.urs an sr.ttaa. ben 10. eprtI lsl1. sIbs.
QSiliam +. Ghilina,

ecIlcbttr Gate bon qaroIin, ehinina. asb
Soct, in feirer g3otnnne no. Sese Scrber
Stunbe, I'm Hitter bon 81 anhper. Q gsoHaten
uub 1aeen, Die Bet bst pesrbierng Diro
fpateY bcinnnt eerntt II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14

3tmuetmann trti alts cber rere erbeit
G Q. q. u %. pscDhftn uoeuue
eefsr. brith Cam. in&t essuA $40 u. O.
e.robs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14
GhlleHaeiud,e -RdmnIidj.

q n1tn.E16tr <rfier Riart. fndf ban
errtbs Etslnre annH gut ocsiWer urib
Gtauiiifs snfpeyftu qbteile e. .. o. 1873.
Aolisblnti l2---i4S
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-04-14
GEO. P. SCHWEITzER.
VOLKSBLATT
10 B RIO 0 M S
127 ch Z. Gtrnee.
Srmreintbctt

lsbsr uri In bsuif4er unb snaI;f6er errrhe
ilr Sti6aitslsuis, GsTeins etc. ueberfeSunesn
perttr alf @urft beforot
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-04
Saving More Money Than Ever Before

Ask almost any banker WHY
Tacoma folks are saving money,
and he'll give some of these rea-
sons:
Prohibition.
Higher wages.
Plenty of employment.
The habit of saving during 9TH
er and leaner years.
Brisk business.
He'll tell you that shoe stores
are selling more shoes; grocery
stores are selling more groceries,
and nearly all lines of business are
doing more business.
| Bank deposits have increased 20
per cent in year, the largest in
crease of any year in Tacoma's
history.
Savings deposits show similar
Increase
In stating a point, banker al
ways goes back to his books and
figures; and here's what the fig
ures say:
On the last day of 1916, the to-
tai deposits of Tacoma banks
were $21 ,668,000.
On Nov. II, when the comptrol-
Ter of the currency called for a
statement, they were $25,069, 900.
Tacoma wage earners and Ia
coma business men have learned
the habit of saving their money
and investing it to good ad-
vantage" Is the statement Of ali
official of one of the largest banks.
Tacoma is reaping the reward of
the thrift of her people, practiced
through necessity during the lean
years that have passed.
This habit of thrift is going to
count nightly in the growth of
Tacoma. now that the city is ex-
periencing the new flush of pros
perity."
But the thing that has stood out
more than anything in the growth
of Tacoma banks is that they have
ditched the practice of trying to
cut each others Threats.
Today, instead of trying to run
off with the customers of their
competitors, they are all pulling
together to make Tacoma bigger,
more attractive and more pros
porous.
They are figuring that what
ever benefits the city, benefits
each individual bank and vice YER
sa-what benefits each individual
bank benefits Tacoma.
They are cooperating, pull
ing for each other, and all
pulling for the city.
Nowhere has this spirit of
cooperation been shown to
better advantage than in the
way officials of banks once
thought to be hostile to each
other worked and consulted
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-04
CARTooNIsT FACTOR PUTTING WHOLE STATE IN THE
CONTROL. OF FARMERS TIILERS PROUD OF TITLE CRU
Newspaper Enterprise Associationl

CNewspaper Enterprise Association
BISMARCK, N. D., Jan. A
pen-and-ink "Rube' and two
Villains" won the state of North
Dakota for the farmers of the
! state!
On Jan. l farmers took over
| control of the state; they have
their own governor, Legislature
and supreme court.
That means a closer-to-the-peo-
pie government than any other
| state in the Union has ever had
assert the men responsible for the
revolution.
Early last spring when the Non
partisan league was first formed
not a little sport was made of It
Big business newspapers and
speakers derided the organization
and its leaders. They called them
"rubes.'
Then a postmaster in Beech, N
D., began drawing some pictures
for the farmers. He adopted
Hiram Rube" as his typical
ldTulcI. Anu Hc pdihlSu DIE
Biz" and "Gang Politician" in nat
ural colors.
Before long the postmaster quit
his job and became official car
toonist for the farmers. His name
is J. NJ. Baer.
Baer's Hiram A. RUDE be-
came SO popular with the
farmers they got to calling
each other rubes. Once they
SHE'D at the word; now they
like it.
Just at this time, with ire state
under the farmers thumb, they
are mighty proud to be called
rubes.
Also his cartoons made "Big
Biz" and Gang Politician un-
popular. They did more than any
thing else to give the farmers
candidate for governor the largest
majority any North Dakota gov
ernor ever got.
They may call our laws 'rube
laws" says Gov. L. J. Frazier,
but they will be laws made for
and by the people, just the ordi-
nary, common folk, and that's
more than most states get"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-04

Bank clearings increased more
than 100000 in one year, or
from s98,66S.247.61 for 1916 to
$116.S10,014.94, the 1916 total.
December was the second heav-
lest month with more than &c.,
100000 clearings, exceeding those
of the same month in 1915. by
100000,
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-04

Ask any banker in any one
Of the eight banks of the city
what he thinks of the people
of Tacoma right now, and
he'll say:
"They're saving money!"
Tacoma people have saved
more money during 1916 than
ever before in the history of
the city.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-04

Total bank deposits are bigger
right now than ever before.
Total savings deposits, the same.
They have been gaining by leaps
and bounds. Each month has
passed the new record SET the
month before; and they're still
climbing. In fact they are des-
tined to climb at even greater
rate during the year ahead.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-04

Glasgow provides its policemen
with warm food and tea when on
duty at night by electrically heat
ed plates in signal boxes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-04

together to bring the ship
building industry to Tacoma
and to bring to Tacoma the
United States army division
most
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-01-04
JUST ANNETTE

1.-THE president and Mrs. Will
son went to see Annette Keller
man in a feature film" That's
all Annette is in, even when the
thermometer outside is at zero
and there's no difficulty about
seeing her.-Toronto Globe.