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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-31
Z ARGO.

Piecio-lecie swego istnienia W ub.
niedziele o~bchodzilO T~owarzystWo
Matki Boskiej Szkaplerznej, PREY
par. sw. J0zefa. Podczas uroczysto-
Sci towarzystwo urzedowo przyJete
zostaIo do Uni Polskiei
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-31
NOTATKI% REPORTERA.


W koScieIe Pieciu Braci Polak6w
Meczennik6w, pray 51ei i Troy ul.,
gdzie probosEcsem jest ks. j. Krusz-
IA, Czterdziestc-godSinne Naboten-
stwo odbywa6 sic bedzie 1890, 14go
! 16go listopsda.
q q q
potyehczas sprzedsno pr1eSzio try
sta biIetow ma Bankiet jubileuszowy,
Et6ry " niedEiele wieczorem odbe-
dzte eie W auditorium s~tanisiawow-
skim, g okasyi uroczystosci zlotego
3ubleusEu E~aloaenIa parafii sw. Sta
nislaya. PoczStek bankletu o go
dsinie Tej. Bilety nabywac juB MONA
tyIko do tutrs, godziny 9tej wieczo-
rem: v ofisls p. ". Bsrwigs Brata
st~snisaawa, poniewa8 komitet " pis-
tex kucharzowi podae must licEbs
gc4ci.
W Ssnkiecie jubileuszowym spo--
dzgewany fest liczny udziai parafian'
zdys rok roGznie urzadSany bankiet
noworoezny VI przys5lym roku sic ME
odoedzte.
q q Il
Zuch6w Wojciechowa znajduja-
cych sic W o6ozie Grant, W Rockford
Ill. odwiedslli wczoraj Ks. Leon
Hints. wikary PREY parafit sw. VOL
ciecha 1 ks. WladysIaw Balcer. Ksie-
"a Hintz 1 Balcer polskim rekrutom
2 25eI dywizyi ofiarowali diva tysia-
CO piee set papieros6w, ~podarowa-
Dyeh przez proboszcza wojciechoWa'
re Kazimierza Gronkowskiego. TAX
10 kilka set papieros6w podaroWa--
nvcb urzez c1Sonkinie Ch6ru para
fialneso 4 KSlkR Literacktego.
q q q
"a posrednietwem banku North
western trust and Savings, BondoW
WoInosciowych drugiego Wydania
zakupiono Ia $475,ooo.oO; aplikacyi
razem zlotono $3.50.
W ostatnim dnIu, " sobote. 1910
oz6h zakupiIo bond6w ma sumo
s1o2,15O.oO; z 1910 osob' 900 oyto
PoIakow. AplIkacye przyjmoWaio
sScfu oSicyalist6w.
observation-disclosures byl bond ma
90 Bond6w tych W sobote Saku-
,,,o soo os6b. Ia poSrednictWem
h.oku Northwestern bOnd6w "a
100000 prenumerowala Macier1
polska; "a $5,OOO.OO DWia1ek
polek; "a 100000 Benson and
Rixon I Pioneer Fire Insurance CO..
80 s4o,ooo.OOO - z~jednoczenie r
P K: ia $5O,OOO.OO - stoWar1ySn9-
-; American Association Of Fo-
-a,sr Language Newspapers; Ia
"a ooo. 90 Zwiazek Narodowy r.
q o o
Poniewaz z bazaru u~rzadzanego
r-zsz ostatuich kilka tygodni W audi
forum novel szkoiy Sw. Trolley po-
zostaIo ieszczs DUO cennych pred
uiotsw, komitet postanowil UREA
dz,t dodatkowy dEien bazarowy W
~nrzvszla niedziele popoiudniu 1 VIE
czorem. Doch6d z tego dodatkowe-
70 dnia bazarowego przeznaczony Jest
"a Dolskie sierotki " sierocihcu sW'
Tadwigt W Niles. Ill.
Bazaar, kt6ry urzadzany byi W bic
zacym miesiacu ma korzySc nowo-
vybudowanej szkoly Sw. Trolley, wy
Dadl bardzo pomySlnie. Zakohezenie
tego4 bazaru odbylo sic W ubiegia
nIedzieIe. PublieznoSG " dniu tym
okazala sic nadzwyczaj hojna; z to-
warzystw " tym ostatnim dniu u
dzia} in gremiO brady: TOWarzystWo
Nv, W~awrzynca, TOwarzystwo Juliu-
sza Slowaekiego. TOWarEystwo Jed
nose / zgoda, T~owarzystwo DoOrze
Nyslsacych i Towarzystwo sw. Jana
Eanteso.
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Prezeska PM Czech ma przewod--
~niczacego poprosi}a ks. Tomasza b.
ne, a ma sekretarke nizej podpisana.
Przemawiali: ks. T. Bona, PM Zofia
Zaworska i organizatorka W Unii
Polskiej PM Borys. Me zapomnia-
no O naszych polskich sierotkach; ma
polski sierociniec Sw. Jadwigi, W
Niles. H., zebrano $10.S3.
Zofia ZawOrska, sekr.
Prswis kn1I> seKnrs poiykl siats o.
glasza sEn Sodziny ofisowe m sEpAi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-10-31

ci. Pogrzeb odbedze Sc jutro z kos
cio}a Sw. Jadwigi. Bilasze szcZegOfy
W NEUROLOGY.
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wybitnv pohki Spiewak OperOwy, kt6ry wystapi ma Wszyst-
kich koncertach KAPELl ARMll POLSklEJ
Isxe iakO Kapslmistrz tejze. a 2-gie jake niezro"nany
wykOnawca naszych piesni ludOwych.
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Masonic Grand Bodies

The Annual Communication of the
"rand Lodge will be held October s;
lhe Annual convocation of the Grand
ROYAL Arch Chapter will be held Dc
lober llth, the Annual ConeIave Of
Tie Grand Commanderv knights
lrmnlar will be held October 18th
ail meetings 10 be- held in the Mason
[" Temple at la, cruces. beginning
at !" O'Clock \. VI.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa
'" Railway Company advises that
lhr railroad rates for these meetings.
also the meeting, of the Scottish Rite
bodic- To- he held in Santa Fc. Octo-
her llh, 9TH and 9th, and the meeting
ct the Order of the Eastern Star Ia
b" held NJ Las cruces. October 10Th
and 18Th, will he rs follows:
Open rates of one and one-thlrd
fare for the round trip from points
ON their line IA New Mexico. in Colo:
RADIO, Trinidad aud South. aud from
IL Pa-o, Canulllo and la Tuna.
Ir'a-, l--uIug one tariff covering
meeting al Santa f. and one tariff
io cover al of the meetings at Las
Cruces.
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10 THE STOCKHOLDERS OF tn, IlIlN'
mn, NoRTE COPPER co, OF ARIZONA

upnun. held ly tho above r"p"lH'rH ~
.,y.rsl lrnups oi mining claims ~ the ~"
,yrr Fiprra District Grant County, NJ" 81 W
i.n v,r, never exercised 10y reason "l N"'
COMPANY, inability, III. .....,,....
r.,.J unJ.r ,br laws Of New Mexico has q cap
',sI ,,ork Of 1850 OO0 sh.res. par Nhlns
al 90 each. u which S2iouuu la pteier,'u
srI an. million common This Company mas
S@ouir"d title hy deed from the locators 10
,werty.nine oi the claims formerly under "p.
lion 10 the Arizona orporation. Inc common
stock OF the ~ Nule COPPER 70 n1' ~,
tr,r,f,rred IN tho Chino del Nortr copper 20
NJ Delaware. which latter company has cap
it,l stock " three million shares, par value one
dollar ,..,,i...,,,, n
the Delaware corporation Is only thI'', ~ y
that of the Arizona Co. the Directors ' Wv
Driaware CORPORATION will exchange Us poo,'h-
'cr,ifrat,s for tho Treasury stock Of the NJ,
5,p, corporaiiou share Tor share rms Noch
NAV h. deposited with Geo. J.. Coke, hanover
New Mexico r.,..-. ..-,..r,,i,,,
,rr ,mpeled 10 this action not because "l u" p,
i,rl ntliratiou. Lut because monrf Icc'N'u
- a.. .al. ~ Treasury stock u' the Nflt''
"a .,ruor.tiun was expended DO Tue 'Npl'ia
,,,.u nj ib, aforesaid claims or part oil tn'in.
ami bis ,uur,s 20 the benefit 81 the Delaware
corporation. ,.,,r,., Treasury
stock and promotion stock Holder OF ,,'
H. ,., ,,, cash .ria the Treasury oi the AT
,,,r, rarpnrsiion for their stock "ll plc'',
,,S 1p, Coke Director. Hanover NtH
Wys.,, what stock they hold. from whom ~"
.,,,J.r what circumstances It was acquired -n
,r- Nh. number 81 shares and cer''he''e mum
her .poper 3 COKE
g. eng Director,
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classified
ADVERTISING
FOR SALE


fbk SALE
Srycn.passeulor Smdehaker Four; good run.
ming condition. price Sl75 cash.
ihrccpasscuerr Studebaker roadster--i9l6
model hr'tclats shape guaranteed; snap
~ 1915.
Chevrolet 100 lust uycrhauled all good
urr. .lecrir l-h, and starter passenger
price $3.50
seven passenger s'udcbakcr. 1917 series
good tires and ~ hrst class running shape
tn, .lr J, guaranteed To be- just as w repre-
sent % 20 sou. Price, $3.50 cash,
Also have Oyerlauds Fords and MaXwolls
that We VIII sell or trade
See w. Wells City Auto Service. Phone
3l9.
FOR sALE-THE FOLLOWING MILL MA.
CUlNERN;
Tenor Machine tIlal 4 Brown Mfg. Coz
Morlse Machine Hail Brown Mfg. Col
loiut,r Head
Double Suriaccr & Flooring Machine No.
I. .llnu A Boihner
sucker \ Mouldu UlIM Brown Mfg.
co..
Joiuicr Crescent Machine co..
~hapor Edwards Machine Co
Band saw Machine 30. ais Crescent Ma
chine co.. together with other mill equipment
Sr~ II j WILLIAMS at Water Company
o1ir"
PIONEER REAL ESTATE 60
llls Tor sale the following property
Twelve room booming House four blocks
South ui T. O. 5000
Eisht room Roomn, House three blocks
W.t ut l. -. $1,000
,> room House and lot, five bolcls west Of
d. $1,000.
bot. in orr Addition. $500.
lusnr.. Lots in business District 25Xli2
Rc.ilrr,.. and Residence Lots in all parts
ui ilp Iiu
The above rpi,rs aye from people who want
% ..l.-uoi those urg,d IN make prices.
Very soon We will be- out with list OF
Farms 90 prices that are right. ...- go,
PIONEER REAL ESTATE co
FoR SALE-8.year.od Porehern stallion. W
llohh, Columbus, y VI. 2'5pd
FOR SALE Rooms and Sleeping Porch
jUNliu e. lot on Copper. Price, BOO
$1,000 cash. balance tcrms.--Pionecr Real -
tate Co.
FOR SALE-Dc,crt claim REIMBURSEMENT J.,
miles from Dcming, 100 acres line land
$1,000. Wanted 10 borrow $1,000 on Min
nr,s Valley decided land AZ per cent. inter
esl au improved ranch. Apply bon IV'
Graphic
FOR SALE-Or exchange for alfalfa hay, som,
extra fine brood sow with lil,ers OF pigc. Ms'
sonic extra hur dairy calves. Irowbrdr'
pair.. Ij.i6i
SEE rs QUICK Tor an Al Moving rictur,
proposition II, money maker right now
Pioneer Realty CO.
FOR SALE--New house and lot on Eight
street, s5O0.-pioneer Realty Go.
FOR SALE-l2.room house. Pioneer Rcalt!
Co.
FOR SALE--3 used cars. See l.
+. Brown. Borderland Garage. 3Otft
FOR SALE-2-room adobe house or
two lots. close in, $3.50 cash. Fol
-
particulars, address Owner, Box 50
Dcming \. VI. 3Otft
FOR SALE The New Mexico Cot.
tagc Sanatorium, at Silver City, ha'
milk COWS for sale. If vou want
bargain in milk COWS, fresh or dry
old or Young. apply At once. WI
also sell cheap six wear old register
ed Guernsey bull. Brookmead Gar
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WANTED Woman for general
homework. one dollar per day. 'Oo
South Iron avenue. Mrs. \. }, Glf.
ford. 2ll
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WANTEp-ENpeu Kodak hnisher and two
Young ladie, ut Once. Apply Hatiegs studlo'
WANTED Housekeeper on ranch with smai i
famIl, - hlcrt Ernst -tl
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LOST AND FOUND

TNp-siray red. yearlinf steer ~, erA tsen.
ing-Alberi Ernst
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: rts',p'n" -" p IA. at Request u RoDFRT
PhoeniN. Arigann "'" address b
N"'N"NA CORPORATION COMMISSIONS.
or,r, 90, by J 4. Jones Chairman
STATE or ARIZONA
County of Maricopa
lEkNoN L. VAUGHN. County Record
81 IN and for The County and state atar..,.d
40 hs s,S certify that The within nstru,neu,
tbs ' dar 10, ~ 'f gn q, 10 o'clock p m. on
Iy.urd IN Book Ne. - NJ Incl Record.
n',"f"' OF Mntir"pa County. Nrilon, nd ,......
tines my hand and official seal m, js,
vernon g. Vaughn
fsP,L County Recorder
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WANTED

WANTED Woman to do general housework.
MI, 4 " Pollard l"1 Pine Street W'st.
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MISCELLANY 0uS

ONE DOLLAR for handspring Jewel OF clean
ing - !'''N nj
pa toilice
VoTICF-No hunting or shooting allowed On
my p IJli'''' sept. 72l
NoTTCh-No - pcrmite casar ovtiNar en-
- ,errrpo. Nj trabaiar niaguna bestia'M
II. J. Sanders. Sels, - -
IF YOU are interested in Theatre prepost
ian See or write us-Pioneer heai hs'a'e
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KECORpER-s nrrIcr

. Deputy
RECORDERS OFFICE
Phoenix. Maricopi Co Ar,,opa.
"'d and recorded at request Of
keh' Fisher
Jan q 1917
at 10 b. Ga
Book - Inc Re-,
Page H.
Vernon J.. Vaughn
hy ! u Henderson. Deputy '' '' '''
'Np"kStp 10 9ll7 Foreign
Coz Reed Vol q Pag. al
Certified Copy of
Nfuclr, pi Incorporation
oNMkANA MINING COMPANY
FILED lN OFFICE or
STATE CORPORATION CONiNISsIny
OF NEW MEXICO
Aln. .@ lgl-. 3 q. NJ
EDWIN +. CoARp
Compared tpc 4" NIB no.
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
certificate OF Comparison
United states OF America.
state of New Mexico
u Hust. Certified that tbr annexed
j. iui true lud complete transcript ui ~,
statement OF
uNNkANA MINING COMPANY
ll"'t.utiinf Character ui Bu..ur.. PRINCIPAL
u1Irr. Agent et,
$50 gll-I
with thr Dud0r tmcuts thereon %. sam. DAD.
rears 90 bir and 81 record u tho office OF the
state Corporation Commission
ln Testimony Whereof th, stat. Darp.r4.
ton Commission ut Che stat. ui New May.rl
las caused tins certificate 90 b.. signed N. ts
chairman aud ihe ."'l of .ad Comm. i.u i0
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MYSTICAL INSTRUCTION ANYONE
wishing instructions on Guitar. Ban
ia or Mandolin. please call Mrs. W..
r Ransom at 2l5 Nickel Ave. Phone
$50 2llc
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FOR SALE--2-room adobe house on
two lots. close in, $3.50 cash. For
particulars, address Owner, Box 50,
Dcming y. NJ. j0tfc
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LEGAL ADVERTISING LEGAL AOveR1IsI.c

STATE or NEW MEXICO
tsrtiGcair ~ Comparison
...,.5 state. Of Auerica)
STAT. OF Sew NJ, Siro
u.r.b, Certified that the annexed Is
II ,',. and omplcie transcript Of the
''"' Cert ied Copy IT
,r,icels q Incorporation
cyuKANA MINING COMPANY
No. oii1)
H. .,d,r.uments thereon. A. sam. np
WIN 10y ti. .ad 81 record in the office of the
prA.s ,,rnnranpn con Mission
ia" r.,s,any Whereof, the State Corpora.
J." '.,.,..,.p Of the state OF New Mexico
you .,..d this certificate I" he signed hy as
h ,' .p and the seal Of said Commission, To-
,p4',g,.t lad the City of Santa fe ON this
.,s jr, uf August. 4. u l9l
(seal Cbsirm,p
N"rf pWlN COARD, clerk.
state OF Arizona
ARIZONA CORPORATION COMMISSION
Office Of the
EMITTED STATES OF AMERICA
STATE OF ARIZONA
IN. Arizona Corporation Commission doe,
,.,,t. certify that the annexed IS true aud
",n,.l.fr transcript of the
ARTICLES OF INCoRpoRArIoN
Of
,yMKANA MINING COMPANY
.,..i. v.r. flied in the office Of said Arizona
E"r',.t..t Commission on the 2nd day OF
t',r,r, H. 1917, at l.ao o'clock . Ia.
!. provided us law
Il, Testimony Whereof. The Arizona Corpc
-, Commission hy It's Chairman, has here
n., 81, b. hand and affixed its Official seal
n', Al OBJ. city OF Phoenix. the Capitol this
.nJ lty .. January. 4. u. 1917.
tPI1nNl CORPORATION COMMISSION
lSfAL. t,,... C,..t.,,.,
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D1WkANA MINING COMPANY
And b.. principal places Of business shall
d. m Phoenix. Arizona aud Columbus, New
v.yi,o iut other Offices may be established
md maintained within New Mexico or at any
oih,r places as the Board OF Directors may
lssisuste where meetings OF stockholders and
director, may be- heli and any and all corpo
rate business transacted
The nam,- ut the incorporators Of thl- cor
porauou lIr.
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STATE oF ARIZONA }

county 81 Maricopa.
M ~, instrument was Acknowledged before
ms End day Of January, 1917, by 4. n
TViihon, Jr., and Richard Rochester.
ROBERT AJARIoTTA,
Notary Public.
~ commissio expires Nov. 90. 1919.
A.. hed In the office Of the Arizona Corpora
W." commission this 2 day OF Jan. A d.
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only a 30-day stock on hand, a meas
ure to prevent boarding, and the cor
poration has not made public an
agreement that may have been reach
ed as to the proportionate allotment
to the various mills. These allotments
r being carefully worked out be-
tween Mr.. Barnes and James Bell,
chairman of the central millers' asso-
citation.
The arrangement between the cor
poration and the mills of the United
States will begin on September 10
but it was in order to furnish a stable
basis to the thousands Of country ele.
vators and other buyers who are in
; doubt as to the value of their pur.
chases when delivered at the terminals
that the corporation began yesterday
the making of purchases by the vari.
GUS zone agencies. Until the allotment
: agreement begins on the 10th thu
mills will be kept supplied so thai
milling, may be kept normal and with
out interruption.
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When your note is due, pay it, or
renew it. It makes no difference how
good your note is, no bank wants to
keep it as a reminder of the past.
Don't spend the profit from your
crop as soon as it is planted. Crops
are like college valedictorians-they
do not always live up to their prom
Uses.
Show you banker that you are
sound by clearing up all your notes at
regular intervals. He may not want
your money, but he will be pleased to
know that you CAN pay him. Be-
sides, you know, paper, as well as
notes, loses color, if kept too long.
! If you have secured a loan to buy
! cattle, pay the loan when the cattle
are sold. He might think it is a good
loan if used to buy cattle, and a poor
one if used to buy stock in an oil
well. ,.:>. &.~=. =
When a stranger comes around and
offers to sell you a corner lot in
heaven or a cosy corner in a lower
and warmer region, ask your. banker
perhaps he has tried it. No doubt
you are thinking: "The banker doe:
not want to see my money leave hi!
bank" That may be true, but as lone
as your money is in the bank it ii
yours, and you can get it when yo'
wish. But when you hand your mon
ey over to some silver-tongued strang
! er, too often it is everlastingl,
) "hisn."
Notes are like kisses-when to-
freely given they have little value.
And, finally, both the banker an
: the farmer need to bear in mind tina
hearty cooperation, the n with tn
e other, means better banks and h>tte
t farms.-Farmers' Review
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IS IMPORTANT CROP

One of the most important crops
that the farmer can raise is credit.
And perhaps ever a good farmer will
concede that a banker might know
something about it's cultivation.
Your home banker wants to see you
prosper, because he cannot win out
unless you do
Tell him your exact financial condi-
ton. He cannot safely help you unless
he knows what you have, what you
are going to get in and what you
must pay out.
Tell him the exact truth. Do not
think because he does not call you a
liar that he does not know when you
are pumping hot air. You wouldn't
think of trying to pass a counterfeit
on him, yet he is a good deal more
familiar with lies than with counter
feits-he gets more of the former.
If you know that you are not goini
to be able to pay your loan for a year
don't tell your banker that you wan
it for only about 30 days.
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.rnment Of the milling trade"

eminent Of the milling trade"
The gist of these rules and regu-
lations is found in the first para
graph:
"Until terminated by 80 days. no.
tice, the following will be considered
by the food administration as the
maximum profits which may be taken
upon the business of milling flour and
feed; that is, a maximum average
profit of rs cents per barrel on flour
and so cents per ton on feed; and in
calculating such profits the cost of
flour bulk at the mill shall be de-
termined as the cost Of clsaned wheat
used, multiplied by the actual amount
Of wheat used (which in no event
shall be in excess Of 285 pounds Of
cleansd-60 pounds per bushel-wheat
to the barely, less the amount Sc
cured from the sale Of feed (exclud-
ing the profit derived from the sale
of feed, not to exceed so cents per
tons as above), plus the actual proven
cost of production (Which shall not in.
clude interest on investment), and
marketing.
There are difficulties in the way OF
the undertaking, but Mr.. Hoover is
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confident that they car be overcome.
Among these difficulties will be the
seeming impossibility Of standardiz-
ing costs of manufacturing and mar
keting. A 25-cent profit in one mill
may mean a different price for it's
flour from the price of the product
Of another mill which also has taken
only rs cents profit.
But a still more formidable danger
arises in the loss Of government con
troll after the product has passed out
Of the mills and into the hands of the
iobbers, retailers and bakers.-Spokes-
man-Review.
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esting facts concerning the matter.
The circular follows:
"Do you know that thousands Of
horses, mules, cattle, hogs and sheep
r killed annually by railway trains
in this country, and that this eco
nomic waste approximating many mil
lions of dollars can be reduced?
"The thousands Of horses and mules
that are killed every year would fill
the artillery requirements Of many
regiments, and the thousands Of cat
tie, hogs and sheep that are killed ev-
cry year would provide meat for
thousands of soldiers.
"Anyone who aids in preventing the
loss of ever n animal serves his
county periodically and ,e~ffectually
"This economic waste can be re-
duced by:
"Owners Of stock keeping their ami
mails in fenced enclosures and not
permitting their stock to roam at
large on railroad right-of-way:
"Town officers passing ordinances
prohibiting the practice Of permitting
stock to road at large:
"Superintendentsr ,roadmasters anc
section men making a personal ap'
peal to the owners of stock to keeI
their animals in fenced enclosures:
ENGINEERS taking every precautio1
within their power to avoid striking
stock and never failing to repor
stock seen on right-of-way:
"Section men driving stock Of
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GOVERNMENT PURCHASE

OF, WHEAT
(From the New York Times)
The governments, through the $780,
0OO, 900 United States grain corpora
ton Of the hatioial food administra-
ton, entered the wheat market yes
terday and the theory of government
control had it's first actual tryout.
The government is buying only on
warehouse receipts, and no contract
will be made for future delivery.
Some minor details still remain to
be worked out, but they are not of
Sufficient moment to interfere with
the operation of the system. These
have to do with the methods of pro-
cedure, as, for instance, the corpora
ton is not yet decided to charge the l
per cent for handling as a matter OF
price, on each transaction, or to SIM
ply add the l per cent to the monthly
| statement to customers.
A retail baker in this city was re-
Gently quoted as having said that the
farmers would hold out for a higher
price for their wheat. AS government
control does not begin until the wheat
reaches the elevators or terminals.
there is nothing to prevent the pro-
Queer from holding out his individual
harvest, but this will be neither feas-
ible nor profitable. 1t was pointed
out by an official connected with the
corporation that in the first place al
individual holding would not affect thu
supply, and in the second place that
as congress fixed next years prices OF
the basis of 81 wheat, there would b
no chance of risking the loss by de
terioration to meet a condition tina
would exclude greater profit.
The control of the food admlnlstra
ton over prices begins in the eieva
tors and ends with the sale OF 1iou
at a 25-cent-a-barrel profit by the mi
lers. If bread prices are not iowere
and the bakers seek to keep the II
creased profit that will obtain betwee
the lowered milling prices and tn
, present high retail prices the Tn
food administration will step IN, 81
until that condition arises the corpo'
: alton will not interfere.
The fool law allows millers to kee