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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

Clearing House Statement. - he
weekly return Of the Clearing House
banks showed an increase Of $95,498,-
900 in the loan item. due in large part
10 the government operations in the
local market At tho same time re-
serves dropped s28,333,O0O, while the
excess Of reserves over legal require
ments decreased t2S,150,bl0. The Unit
ed States government has {l36,530 900
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10
1915

The above balance is equivalent to
1915 a share earned on 10000 shares
of capital stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10
Total NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 600

Total liabilities. ......S 1,276, 547, GOO
Gold reserve against net deposit and
note liabilities, $50 per cent.
Cash reserve against net deposits
and note liabilities, 63.A per cent.
Cash reserve against net deposit liza
bilities after setting aside 40 per cent
gold reserve against net liabilities on
Federal Reserve notes in circulation,
CAB per cent.
In the above statement the principal
items compare with one year ago as fol-
lows:
ro.o, cold roeervo Inc .st77 o8e. coo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

In the coming struggle for new trade
connections the existence of adequate
port facilities for shipping of the mod
ern class will be Of paramount impor-
lance, says a London writer. Recently
the British Royal Commission recon- 70
mended the improvement on standard
lied lines Of the ports Of the empire.
Other countries have not been blind 10
the advantages of the policy thus fore
Swallowed, and are formulating plans OF
a farreaching character for the develop
mont of port accommodation. II is sig
nifcant of the ambitions Of neutral ma
tons, and of the changes in trade cur
rents which may result from the re-
casting of the map of Europe, that the
Dutch government Is Giving cons.dera-
ton 10 schemes which. if realized, will
bring about great improvements AZ Am
sterdam and Rotterdam. In respect
both 10 the depth of water available
alongside quays and the length and
width Of entrance locks, the plans pre-
pared make provision not only for the
largest ships now ahoat, but for any
contemplated increase IN the size OF
ships for a good many years to come.
The improvement Of the navigation on
the North Sea Canal is another scheme
which is attracting attention in Hol-
land Some of the works are already
in hand, while others are the subject Of
legislation which is now before the
Dutch Parliament. The French govern
ment is also taking steps for the ex-
pansion Of port facilities, and has ap-
pointed special committee which, al
though it is to deal in the first place
with the conversion Of Brest into
great Transatlantic port, is authorized,
it is understood. to give attention TO the
general subject Of port improvement,
particularly on the Channel seaboard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

Iron ore shipments from the Lake
Superior region in May were over %
per cent less than in May. 1918. The
total last month was 6,283.6l2 gross
tens, as compared with s,fl9,5S tons in
May. 1916 a decrease Of 2,l65,9S8 tons,
OF 25.S3 per cent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

London Money Market.-London June
9.-Money, 312 AZ per cent. Discount
rates-Short bills, Ills per cent;
three-month bills, AZ per cent. Gold
premiums at Lisbon, $500.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

now on deposit with the Clearing
House banks, the proceeds of sub
scrlptions to the Treasury bill sales.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10

Sub-Treasury.-New York banks lost
to Sub-Treasury S3,2S3,000.
Silver.-Bars in London. Ssh pence;
Now York, 752, cents; Mexican dollars,
90 cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-06-10
New York Federal Reserve

The condition OF the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York at the close Of bust
ness Friday, compared with the preyi-
Gus week. follows:
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-30
BRITISH CUT DOWN
 PROFITS ON MEAT

LONDON. Eng. Oct. "n-What should be the range ot mea, prices in he shop under the new order
 The retailers profits arg limited 10 : cents per pound. or 2o per cent. whichever is | s. this 10 cover busi- ness expense and include personal remuneration: and broadly prices over he country ould work out some thing ike th.-:
 Legs and choulders ot mutton. g. cents to 3s -ents 2 pound
 Beef. sir, o'n. g cents 10 Il cents.
 Runp s;eak p cents Pork, 8 cents 10 . cen
 BrsaS: nd neck end of mutton. 2o cents
 Boiling beef. IS cents to g cents. according Q the cu,
 B-eas; and neck Of pork. p cents,
 Ta.s estimate is based on expert opinion a- the ministry Of food. with ne reminder that different classes ot shops xill have varying scales, rhe W-est End commanding the most for higher grade joints and accepting less .haa normal amounts for lower qual- :-y ea.s. while the reverse holds good n he East End
 Never were there more cattle in rhe country than now, says a high auth ority a. the food control office. Tn normal times q: leas- II per cent ot tEe meat sold is foreign, but now mar Eet supplies are down yo II per cent, home produce making up the remain ing 99. which has been an important factor il the recent rise in prices London Times
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-30
ADVERTISED LETTERS

Week Ending Saturday. October 27,
 When requesting letters from the fol- lowing list. please pay fee of one cent and mention that you saw the letter on the ADVERTISED LIST.
 All letters no claimed on November lo. will be sent to the Dead Letter Office.
 Otto Anderson. Curly Balyeet. Thos Bamberry, Gorge Berg, Olof Blind helm. Mrs Frank Burkhart, Frank Bushman. Ralph Comstock. Jorn cramer Peter Cramer. Otto Fonskoy Robert Genge. agnus Johnson. Mrs W A Kirts. Mrs Hinrika Lckkola Elsie Lightheart. Danid May. William Morgan. Miss Hilda Murph, Miss Eliz- abeth Murry. H. Nordnes. Andrew O. am. W A. Reynolds. Anton Simonson, Laurence Sweet. Jose VelasQuez, Mike Wells.
 J. r. WARDER, Postmaster.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-30

WANTED-Gasoline Launch to 1( h. p. 20 to 35 feet long. Suitable for trolling or store tender. Cash for right boat Con E. Giebel, Loring. AlaSka-adv I'm
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-30

increased by this disinterested phil anthropy.
 The American committee has at no time taken up the question Of the DO lirical future ot Armenia. but if the statesmen who have to deal with this question after the war secure for the Armenians and Syrians and other small nations such g degree Of fiber v aS will insure safety 10 life, honor, and property. they will have done more than simple justice demands. !"
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-30

and drove straight 10 Buckingham pal ace. She handed her card to an of tcial. who. not unnaturally. declined Q take it. A higher authority hap pened 10 pass and took il upon him self 10 prcz-a .t. tS soon as her majesty saw 1T she sal Admit her by all means" Jenny LinJ sr~aared and said simply that she was 50 e.v sorry 10 be unable 10 sing at her maj esty's concert that she thought it bet 
 ter 10 call herself and explain. The queen was charmed with her natural manner. gave her cordial reception and promised to be her friend
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-30

J, r. WARDER, Postmaster.
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-30
SIMPLICITY OF JENNY LIND.

Jenny Lind must have been the mos: simple, unpre-ending prima donna that sv=r lived. When she first visited England she was bound 10 sing only al the Royal Italian Opera House and Ehe1 commanded 10 sing a- the queens concert she was obliged 70 re- tuse- Eery sorry 10 be compelled 10 notify this. she ordered her carriage
The daily progressive-miner., 1917-10-30
MASQUERADE BALI!

The Eagles announce that they will give their customary annual Thanks giving Masquerade ball this year on November 29th. Prizes will be award ei so ger busy thinking up your cos tune right awav.-dav.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-29
Titcbbnrs, Wass.

&erronpa taaien fultlumiiia muif-
fofin mGbGien, iilIG eli ole aifomufle-
nj fertoa fofo fplGn tapubtltmiiia,
ferron moan meifGlGisten totmtsta.
Selrofunta ia ni,orifoliitto totmii
%lpilffaosti, fofoufiia on melfein iofa
ilta. SGsiG biliattain fun perustet-
tim northumberland, Min iofa toinen
fesfipiiffo on pliblrmafeltron fofoaiS
ia jofa toinen fesfipiiffo on raama-
tunielitps. Sntpeli1ieura fofoontltt
jofa torstai ia l%altlitiellra b~orjoittelee
perjantoiiin.
Serro anna mei6Gn iptpentpG Fl.
MIN naltofuntaii tpobon, ettemme
apGfptfi. gloa on palion ,tpaon us
folliiia tpomiebid ianeen mGbGrl. Cd
tbetG Sierra %tpopGfeG elooiil 8ian
Sierra tltlee tltomiolle, OF ettG fGiitGm
me oifomme folleiitta. gtIifGGmme
eniin Sitnalan maltafrintaa ia SD.
men tputtbursfauttuan. 81 ole meiGle
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-29

'onnettll tietGG fosta tGmGn elGmGn
spiimeiiet %iefunnit l6bestppdt. On.
nettomia iilloin Jos olemnle armon
aian bllftaan fliliittaneet.
8ieIG mGb6n initiiio. Seurafun-
nan miebill6 oil miliifaalinen iltama
iofo onniStui mainiosti. &amiliafirn-
ia oil iangen fiitollinen obielmaan,
fiitos faifesta. 81. liitto panee toi-
meen firffotomiertin BGGiidiienG, Jos.
ia tulot lanfeaa pianon mafiofli. ecu
rafilnnan pappila on ipalmiina faif-
fine mifauntfiineen, ieb6n on MT
l1bellG firffoa. llsfon ettG pappilan
spGti iaapi iiiben toiienfin ferran pie-
rata. &Gipimme fatiomasia militia ie
poppila oifein rldpttGa walmiina, ie
tefi miellpttamGn Daifiltutien, buo.
meet olimat aistiffaat. @mGntGfin,
Mrs Wiettinen oil bilpedlld tuulella
ia tpptppGinen ratteen totiinia. SSian.
tG oil matfoilla ettei nGbtD militia BON
iiellG nGpttGG, tGptpnee fGpod toisten
fatiomasfa. &irieenipuibtaia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-29
Ransan kirjeita.
Srpm Belt, isis.

Snpa tpll1 taaS iopiwaatiin fir
ioittaa iofufin ritpi @rttatan polls
toille moiffa Ell olefaun r~lniaasti
uutilia paiffafunnalta lebteen BON
ma, iilti on bpwin iitotiiiaa ettG ioa
pi iurri maailma tietGd etta Ell mio
laruret lhmipprpt meitG tGGlld fum-
mintaan pppbfdisipt pois ndpttdm6I-
tG.
&pllG tGGlt1 mielGfin elonmerffi
ilni tltlee f%otiofaas iilloin iiind iuii-
rena ppbG.iltana iofa oil festipiiffo
pietettiin Sorste &ooienoablin ipntp-
miien m~uistoilrblaa bGnen talollania.
@aiffa Min oil fMpa lima Min filth
oil fdmpinpt rio iouffo fanialaiiia,
iotfa tefihp1t bppin i~loiiefii ia bitfpit-
%taapafii ilta betfen. Soittof,tnta ioit
tell ia ". SaSiel pitbiii &om. 6:3 pdr
Jpn jobbolla, taiffi uapttipGt oleipat
iloiliu ia bppin tpptpap1iiiG, Daiffa
ulfona olifin r%aitpoiia pprpilma. Sit
te nautittiin rllumiin pirtpoffeita,
abtpia ia f%aifellaiiia leitpofiia, ioita
oil fpll1 ritniaasti popbdlIe laitettu,
fpllG fabpi tlntuifin bppaltd ioittoa
firitnnellesia. &iin enitmGinen poptG
fierrettiin fabhpin ilioiina, fobpifin
oil olerpana min bppdG etten muis.
tai1lrt ollenfaan ettd fabtpia ON iuo-
taipa foferin fansid, fGptin main moi
ia mauffaita Ieiapdflia fabtpin fansia
fen tefi nirot foitsn iGpeleet, iotfa
min ibanosti faicbtipat. &aiffi, iot-
ia olimme ti,osfa iuqbatilaiiruoesia
fiitGmme teitG Irs ia Sorste &oien-
boil mieraan observation-disclosures, 10
ia 1aimme runioosti nmrttia, ioita
Wrs &oienoabl ia Sppne Sacfion
fantoiipat abferaan p0pbGlle iefa pnt-
pGri toiieen bltoneeieen istrapille. s.
loa ia bilpepttd oil ettd Ito fltlui
bousfasti t~oSistua iefin fuin masta
puolen pon aifana pieraat rupeiipat
fotiania lGbtDG tefemGGn, eniin onnl-
teltiuan talon mafia iefa it'd ionfa
ipntpmiien tnuistofii tltota ilta bet
fed mietettiin.
8iime torstaina % p. illalla oil
mpostin pIlGtps fefterit @ictor &an-
fam nimipaipGn miistofii. &ofoon-
lntimme @,,qa&ii 5almeen taIolle ia
iieltG lGbbettiih iiolla i%oltfolla "San-
tingin" pGGlle, matfalla fer1ptpi IL
iGG, ettG of oiiein joitftoa niinfuin
pieni iotaioutfol Sdifdbti iieIld iidn
I'd ia emGntd fAn pbtGffiG tGptettiin
biione mieraisto, eimdt tienneet aa-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-29

pistaafaan etta iinne trlIaan niinfin
%fuiirelIa ioltfolla. SentGbben iGifGb-
ii iiGntd ia emGntG ia oIfoiapat iGifGb
tGen ibmettelemGGn, ettG mitG mt on.
Mlitta pian iaiipat biiomata fuin tpie
raat paltaiitpat fofonania em6nndn
tpoclan nimittGin fp6fin ia oIfoipat
''S'"SSr fofirio. SyloiIesti fului
Tito, naiiet feittitpdt fabtpia ia totfef
alfoipat lalllmaan bengelliiiG Iait.
lllja ppbdfoulli Io1,lufiriosta ia fun
fabipi of iliotit Min Scr WonteIiini
otti Haamatln, iofa OF iiou tofoa ia
faitfein apierasten patolesta Iouiui ct.
I'd iidnnGn nimipGipGn m~nistofii o.
lemme tlrlleet tGnne ia titoneet tGmGn
Naamatun mltfanamme ionfa Iabioi-
tamme teille @ictor @aneas ia fun
Wtr Wantelitt losfi &aamotiln popodl
le min Intti Sasiel norii ia piti PIT.
been fasteesta, iofo fopi bptpin inon
tarfotufieen ia lopltfIi lo1tlettiin lol.
III ia iirotiin fobtpia. Sloiiio fosipoia
nafpi faiffialla ia min toipotimme
onrea Sictor &anfaalle ia bGnen mai.
mollenia ia labbimme itiefufin tai.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-29

2ren fen iliuren ilofion, ionfa iair
oiafleni mime periantai-ilIaHa pi6e-
tpsid nimitpsapaalisia Sromipooo
topnisia, teibGn a~niiofienne, iolloin
nimititte minut uubellem i%ltperpiio-
riebooffaafienne. &iitGn fiitd ia
'pppoGn eoelleeen teibGn iloiiollista
apuanne ia fannatlstanne mariinai-
iisIa maaleisia bubtifu1in 9 pGimdnG.
Suurimmallo fltnnioitlifiella
Sobm NGii, ST.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-29
~wiIustutte, min ottafaa G~banlberlai-
min Cough &emcopd ia uapmahtfaa
tplmppbes6 min plan FUN mabbollis
ia. Sautamana faiffiaIla. (SIm.)
Maa mDstGwanG.

Minillla on bpapG farmi mpptGhp1-
nd folme MALTA Warengon tipolta
lGnteen iuuri iuomaIaiien ahltitien
fesfellG. Maata on 60 eeferiG, 80
eefferiG peltoa ia loppu bptpin belppo
iaaoa pellofii. SppG aiuinrafenmas
ia ito paana pGalld. Sinnasta ia
m~afiuebboista iaa iopia aIlefirioitta-
reen fansia. Siis rientGfGG fanfa-
Iaiiet ostamaan tGmG farmi, iilId ie
menee pian failpafii.
60. 6. Gong.
81. S. 8. 1 Marenso, @is. (14)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-29
'l~ronwoodin Kau-
punpin Anestaiille

Haluan taten ilmoittaa oleva-
nj ehdokkaana Citizens tiketilla
Rauhantuomarin virkaan kevat-
vaaleissa Huhtikuun 2 p:na 1917
Koska minulla on useamman vuo
den menestyksellinen kokemus
rauhantuomarin virassa, uskon
olevani taysin kykeneva hoita-
maan tata vastuunalaista viz
kaa. Glen asunut ~Ironwoodissa
noin 80 vuotta. JOS tulen vail
tuksi, tulen hoitamaan viran, ku-
ten tahankin saakka, parhaan
kykyni mukaan nuhteettomasti.
Toivoen kannatustanne ia aan
tame vaaliuurnalla, jaan,
Kunnioituksella,
JOHN o. GUSTAFSON.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-29
Sri ssfalajcia. 8iIustumiiet

iobtoipat eriloiiiin psfGlaieibin -
"fuimaan %psfGGn", 'ta~lmipsfGGn'.
grippi-pstddn, turffutor,pi-psfadn
astmopsf1Gn, fiuiolliieen folpaart ps.
fGGn jofa nostoo tufebnttopaa limaa
gnos Sorbert. 8aolisto, Snb., fir.
ioittoa: "WinG nsfin pbtGmittaiiesti
ia moin tusfin nuffno. Solepn SO.
nep & Sor buojenii minua ia paranii
mini1n psfGni tdpbelIiiesti." Wpp.
tGm1nd foiffialla. (SIm.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-29
: &plmSSben iaamistapa. llieilIo

ibmiiillG on fplmppben iaaimnen ia.
pa, mutta onnefii on ie. iellaincn, Ct
ia iiitG belposti pierodnnutaan. ST.
tafaa fplmG tpamppufplpp iofa oamli
finn te nouiette bios ipuoteesto eli
iGGtGmGn fplmGG fplppG mnan ielIai-
men eta lGmpomGGrG on noin 90 as
tetta s. BitGfGG pollG iffunanne o.
moinna. Scum teette nGin, min fdr-
Iitte boripoin fplmpnbestG. Scum te
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-29

40 eeH. rtaatiIoia.- 2 cell. pei.
tcna. ,ulii afuinrafemma,s. Ippiplebutd
2 poriasta ia IL tamaa, ainoostaoi,
$3.50 fateistd ia faatte ~tporrartp bee.
ben, idGnn0S erittdin b,toteina mol
iueb6oiua. - Reconsideration po1taa
taan.
Sarborn Gampaus.
GagIe Gtiber. EiS.
4. g. Serbo, ~tirebt666r:.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-29
lronwoodin Asnes-
table.

Glen ehdokkaana Ironwoodin
kaupungin Rauhantuomarin vir-
kaan Independent puolueen tike-
tilla tulevissa kevatvaaleissa
Huhtikuun 2 p:na 1917. Jos tu-
len valituksi tahan vastuunalai-
seen virkaan, lupaan katsoa eta
jokainen tulee saamaan oikeu-
denmukaisen ia puolueettoman
kohtelun.
Jaaden odottamaan aantanne
ia kannatustanne, merkitsen,
Kunnioittavimmin,
SAMUEL j. KERR. !.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-29
Syyt Miksi Teidan Pitai-
81 Aanestaa Independent
Tikettia Tulevissa Vaa-
leissa, Huhtik. 2 p.l9l7.

Mta tulemnep arhaamme mukaan yrttamaan saada Teile, jota Tell
la Ell ole: Hyvaa Vetta ia riittavasti seka kesalla eta myoskin talvela"
neutrality-suspicious. on vesijohtonsa ia heila kyla on rittavasi kayt-
t0kelposta vetta). Kaupungin Puiston; Tarkotustaan vastaavan Lika-
viemarijohdon; Tarpeen vaatnman Observation-Disclosures; Kaupungin Ia
lon ia ENNEN KAIKKEA
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-29

-TiletteiG Suomeen * Suomes.
ia tame albaiiimmilla binnoiua ia
iiiOtettauimmille %IinioiIIe tOban al.
fana iaapi
Micbolas Iottioniltc.
221 NcSeoo aoe. Sronpoob. Micu.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-03-29

= s. @. Wap. 2aunorp. ia 8ar.
i1pSiaitoS.
5O1 Mc2eo6 ape. EeIefoomi 1873
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-15
Construction of Quarters Is Ordered

troops from the Southern department to carry out the orders will begin at once.
 In addition to the new regiments to be raised at each point. the re- maining portion of each existing reg iment which is divided to furnish nucleus of officers and men for the new unit must be filled up again to war strength. Thus at Syracuse there will be 12 full regiments of infantry and two regiments of artillery. In all probability 30.000 men must be taken care of at that point
 Seven Full Divisions
 Orders have not been issued as yet for the expansion of the other arms of the service. such as the en- gineers. signal corps. Coast artillery and hospital corps. They will be an- nounced shortly.
 When the expansion is complete. the regular army will have seven full divisions. including the four infantry and two cavalry divisions regarded essentially as troops of the mobile army. A full war strength division Is maintained in the Philippines and additional forces in the Panama canal zont and Hawaii.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-15
(By Review Leased Wire)

DIES MONIES, May 14.-Rev. Lynn George J. Kelly, arrested today at Rec Oak, Iowa, in connection with the VII lisca axe murder in 1912, will be lodged in the Polk county jail here tomorrow to await further action by the state de- partment of justice, according to a statement issued tonight by Attorney General Havener.
 Although the attorney general made no announcement as to the charges in the case, it was stated by an a-tache of the department who is reliably in formed that Kelly probably will be first brought before a sanity board. A statement issued by MT. Havener to- night shows that Kelly was adjudged insane in 1913 after an investigation of obscene letter writing, and was then lodged for some months in a federal hospital in Washington, D. c.
 Bloody Shirt Is Clue.
 According to the attorney general, an important clue connected with Kelly's arrest was found in a pack, age of clothes left with a Council Bluffs, la. laundry a few days after the murders. The bundle, which contained a blood-stained shirt, was claimed by Kelly.
 The indictment which resulted in the mans arrest today was returned at a
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-15
(By Review Leased Wire)


 CHICAGO. May 14AThe low swell of business disturbance due to the entry of the United States into the world war broke in crested wave over the leading grain exchanges of the country today Tomorrow rep resentatives of these exchanges will meet here to discuss the high prices of grain, the runaway tendency of the market, and the attitude of the government.
 Among influential Chicago grain men there is a sentiment that espc- ulation in futures should be absolute ly eliminated. either by complete stoppage of the practice, or by fixing a maximum price for futures. The sentiment however, was by no means unanimous. It was reported that the Minneapolis delegation would oppose such procedure despite regulation, measures proposed by congressman, including Senator Thomas demand for the closing of all exchanges where foodstuffs are speculated in.
 Option Buying Stopped
 The Chicago board of trade began the day by taking unprecedented ac- tion to curb speculation. Buying of May options in grain were prohibited and outstanding contracts were or dered closed at or under maximum prices fixed by a committee of the board. Trading in July and Septem- Der wheat was curbed for a period
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-15
Overwhelming Sentiment For Putting Stop To Gambling In Necessities of Life Is Shown In Senate.
GRAIN MANIPULATORS
 ARE TERMED ROBBERS
Gore Introduces Resolution Creating Office of Food Controller, To Act With Allied Governments.
(By Review Leased Wire.)

WASHINGTON, May 14.-Specula- tion in food supplies was vehemently denounced today on the floor of the senate and in a remarkable debate there was shown plainly an over whdlming sentiment for putting Q stop to gambling in the necessities of life.
 An amendment to the espionagd bill proposed by Senator Thomas of Colorado to suspend during the war all exchanges, boards of trade and chambers of commerce that permit speculation in foodstuffs, was beaten only because it was thought the pro- vision had no place in the bill and that it should be offered in connec- tion with food control legislation pending in congress.
 Senator after senator scored the men who have manipulated grain prices and the terms pirates" and robbers" were freely used. Those who opposed the Thomas amendment as irrelevant to the legislation be fore the senate joined with their col leagues in declaring speculation must end A few objected however, on the ground that legitimate commerce might be choked by stopping all deal ings in future.
 The rapid rise in grain prices on the Chicago exchange has caused the administration to redouble its efforts in behalf of food control legislation.
 The measures pending were sup plemented today by a resolution in- troduced by Senator Gore. chairman of the agriculture committee, calling for appointment by the President of a controller general of supplies.
 The food controlled would be em- powered to act with the allied gov ernments in an international agree ment for control of food supplies. His salary would be that of a cabinet member and his duties would be pre- scribed by congress or the President
 The office would be c-' duration of the war and for nine months after the conclusion of peace.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-15

In the central department the 10th and fist infantry will be raised at Fort Smelling. Minn.. the 43d and 44th at Fort Douglas, Utah. The 10th and 11th field artillery and the 2Oth and Fist cavalry at Fort Riley, Kan, and the 18th and 17th field artillery at Sparta, Wis.
 In the southern department, the 18th and 14th field artillery will be raised at Fort Sill. Okla, while the 57th and 64th infantry and the 18th and Fist field artillery will be raised at points in the department to be designated by the department com mander.
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 In the Western Department the 44th infantry will be raised at Van couver Barracks. Wash. The 62d and 63d infantry will be raised at San Francisco and the 24th and 25th cav airy at Fort D. A. Russell, Wyo..
 Quartermaster officers already have been assigned to construct necessary quarters at the points named and a large number of regular army off, cers have been ordered up for pro motion. preparatory to taking ad- vanced grades. The movement of