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The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1917-03-23

NOTE---Mail orders from out of town
patrons wiu haue immediate attention
vhen accompanied by money orders pay
able to Sol Loeb, manager of the Euange-
line Theatre.
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CASH WHEAT IS
SOLD At 1882

CHICAGO. May 9.-Wheat prices TO-
day on top Of yesterdays record break
ing II cents net gain shot Put IN 'tn III,
slant "A cents more. and lnter elthcTru
fresh strength. whirled skyward 10 an
extreme Of tS& cents. The impetus
came from the government crop rcpore
showing tho largest abandonment oi
winter wheat acreage ever known IN INC
United States. Persistent demand thal
appeared to he for seaboard account WAS
a feature Of the trading. and 80 was mo
fact that cash wheat ordinary CONTRACT
grade for immediate delivery. brouEhe
s3S2G q bushel. by far the topmose
ilgure obtained at any time In Chicago.
Exciting rushcs to buy wheat were
wild during some portions or the Dig
advance especially when the market
first opened. but taking the day as a
whole the volume of business was much
under the normal aggregate. and con-
sisted almost altogether OF small lots.
The outcome WAS an unsettled close at
10 TO 10 cents net advance. with May ut
3l1 and July at 245N to 24hh. Corn
gained Il to ga cents. oats = TO y 40
IL cents, and provisions 10 to rs cents.
What the action of the wheat market
implies came in announcement after the
close that flcul had jumped up another
dollar u barrel to $3.50. making rise
Of $500 In the last three days.
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LIQUIDATION
IS CONTINUED

NEW YORK, May 9.--The hnahcia
community expressed its anxiety AZ LIZ,
royernrnent's far-reachinS ploe5a',
Var taxation today. by heaHy u y; tbt
ZION Of securities. Othsr Psn. E,rth.
general war situation came IN Lor tN' -.
o. SERIOUS discussion. pnruS'Ul,ls
I,i.o of the administration 10 take 49,
The steel and iron mills "i '"s Eos,rr
An flrthcrauce OF the S'he;n". " - -,
The growth of the America" ''''
marine. ,h,- r,nort indi-
.,+Inc, Backward conditions IN most pei =,
~ the country. waS anotheE
factor. ;., MAY Mt tho
oneninc and continued almost 10 sne Ill
- ryhen supporting orders In RAJ
>sS .hor, covering for prontS IcSu.eS S
-. r,onr material recoverles, 7. ,, =,
FOR example. retrieving amos e. 70
.2X point, loss. with raiiies %
points elsewhere ~ 5scrine is
bot Indicated by the pressure aka,H.
Siy;dsnd transportation stocks. IeeAa .. .
coolers losing , TO points "''o
contlnentals- almost AS mucn- o.,, q
RethIehem Steel old STOCK SuAeF eeasi
,.arsai Of ten points, Gull States Stees
scren and others of the same sScltoh a., !,
20 noints. Average gross oectlleS -.
other munitions and equipments
from 2 TO 5 points. oils ana motoi .
yielding . to b. shtppings 5 10 .. nt ho,,r
simost points and utilities TO az ao@ @S9
six Total sales amounted TO @0o'ooo
Sesump.ton Of gold imports. the hrss
Since this couutry'S declaration OF W..
ra;nst C.rmany. was significant tea-
Al Re- of the international situation tS Ss
~ 10 900 being received for account OF Tic
G!Gtente Allies from Canada or.-
Secessions Of one t" TWO points ia'
ed Che enlarged dealings IN ooaos, 90 ted
S4o45.o0o. , -, unchanged
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FARMING INJURED
BY COAL STRIPPING

STEUBENv1LLE. O., May 9.--That
farming is being very seriously in
jured in Jefferson county. developed
here today when reports made to the
county commissioners showed that
fully 100000 acres of the most pro-
ductive grain land in the county has
been leased or bought by companies
who will strip" it in order TO reach
the coal. Ten companies with a COM
bined capital Of S40.Q0n,000 are en-
gagged in the various districts. No
plans have been announced for re-
claiming the land after the coal has
been removed.
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Logan & maryan's Closing stock Letter

{By private wire 10 y. +. MaSten ~
NEW YORK. May ?.-Thc taxation
rrogram in its preliminary FORM. I u.r
closed to the American puolc louaH
,ras construed in rather pesSimlstlc
way, Insofar as the import on Industrial
income with ,hn retroactive clause az
tached was CONCERNED; Fears tM nar,,o eraS
+inr ;rcn,t,, WAS thu chief disturbing IN,
flucncc and primarily unpreGsdenlte ,I.
since the dwark days OF t"ii: the ROY" w
Of liquidation was tr"m u" "uaS'. Lily ~.
a steady stream and Except t"r rH,tS
in ,h,. last hour Gu" chiefly |" r"ailZ'nS;
by shorts tn, market was devoid Q" u.
snap. While liquidation III the se'uf i,!,s
markets has been ;,'n':a' ana eN,Snr .a;t =
still tho Worldwide conditions p'eSHt'
Ing and IN. uncertainty oyer imtrcula'c
Events viii restrain without doubt tax,
tics of L hullish nature. hUn"uEh ~
would not b. surprising 10 Ss' 49,
Nr,,r,s lily from time 10 tine on short
covering.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK. May ?.-Euttcr-t:asy.
Creamery higher than extras. 10 x
4lc: creamery "Xtra 90 sc"re), 81 = ~
4nc: frsiS, 3>Gt 32i.c: seconds. 50 ~
3Ihc.
tras, 20 /. II SIC: fresh gathered storage
packed lirstS. 35&36c; fresh gathered
tirsts. 81 Csc: state. Pennsylvania and
nearby western henncry whites. fine 10
fancy 36h. q &c; state. Pennsylvania
and nearby h.nnery hrowns. 36I3tc..
Cheese--Firm state fresh specials.
26a,c: do average run. 26ii q % &c.
Live prultry-Erry firm: no prices
quoted. Dressed :irU: chickens. @3&
soc; fowls. POI. n &c: turkeys. 1872
Sac.
Flour nSettlnd.
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CONFER ON DEMANDS.

CHARLESTON, W Va, May o.
To consider Il demand from tho min.
ers OF the New river region for gen
eral advance in wages the operators
will meet with representatives OF the
men in New York tomorrow. Frank
!J Hays, international vice president:
Frank KPeney, president. and Fred
Mooney, secretary of district No. l.,
United Mine Workers Of America. will
present the demands Of the miners.
They ask for an r!ght-hour day. thu
short or net ton and full recognition
/ of the union.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-10
LOGAN & eEYAN's aRAN LETTER

iBy private wiz" To y. L. Mast"n & COP
CHICAGO. May a.-Iher, VIII uu-
donhtaJIl ~. sur,l,. outside. buying III
wheat brought in by tn" government re-
bort. We .fc"l that conditions are pst-
ter than Indicted Ivy the report ana
that any further rlS.' IN values Wiz
have discounted m":" than th'' acsu'''
damage.
Week ahuornally cool and IL" Wtt
for best ;:,"wti "f vegetation or Tor
farm work. Meadows. pastures ana
grains mad. S,';n" advance and winter
wheat mad. considerable Improvement
in eastern and south central Kansas
Good progress has been mad" in the
seeding CT spring wheat. Ground TOO
cold and Wet in the central corn DIS
tr:ctS and planting was considerably ue-
layed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-10
TICKER TALK

(By prirata wire to Finance 60,
Ajax Rubber Co. declared SI T,ns
Is stock record May 81. ,,.o
Mexico's new oil tax which went iH a.
effect May | last is not DRASTIC IN mS
operation especially so far as AeStsNl
Petroleum Co, is concerned; on oaT' .,
of last years business this c0HptuS
,rt,, nav laSs than Sl50.opo under the
new tax. Net earnings last year were
more than S7.l5o.Opn. .,,,ad
Kennccott's April production totalso
7,lSO. 900 pounds against ..oIb.p0o po1hos
in March 100000 in feoruS!? aIu
OS0. 300 in January. April 19lo pFouuG
ton was lO.50O.0D0 pounds.
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MONEY

NEW YORK. May 9.-Mercantile pa
per, 4T@5. Sterling 60 day bills, Az
commercial 60 day bills on banks
All: commercial 60 day bills, 4.71N
demand. I.I6la; cables. .i.'6 I-16
Francs. remand. SIG: cables. III
Guilders, demand. 40 l5-1G: cables, A.
l-ires demand. 7:o6!a; cables. 1.O2 u
silver. AN. Mexican dollars. 57&
Government bonds steady. Railroad
Time louns firm; so days. 4E@4&
90 days and six months, ~ Is.
Call money firm. high, 3; low z; rui'
ing rate. PA; last loan, 2 y; closing DID
=. offered al 9ls.
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER

tBy private wire I" Finance CO.
NEW YORK. May 9.-ConSsant llQui-
datioa was in evidence all day today a,
least until the last half hour. wEsn
short covering caused a small raiIS aii
along tn. line Their. is UrGouotediI 4
lurgS shor, interest in thr market ouI
apparently no bull leaders TO even check
the selling. ,,,
l, is morc than likely. however. tEaH
when the TWO billion loan mas been SUI
Scrihrd for that il vii! '"' inc Slshh'
for . sharp advance u i'ri:'sS.
In thu meantime. Ii ~!iI probably re-
main a traders market.
iE'ro,n Harris Winthrop * Coz
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-10
DIFFICULTY IN LEAVING

WASHINGTON. May 9.-Americans
OF military aEr arc having difficulty IN
leaving Turkey, and the embassy ut
ConstHntinnplc is making urgent rec
concentrations.
An official dispatch received today by
way Of Stockholm says - Americans
got away May {, but that twenty men
between IS and As were not permitted
TO depart at the last moment.
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HAPaoop Iosxs surF.

WASHINGTON. May 9.-By AGfee.
ment of lawyers on both sides the local
supreme court to-day awarded a verdict
Of six cents damages and costs TO-
Henry Lane Wilson, former ambaesa-
dor to Mexico, in his lible suit against
Tiers Weekly. Mr.. Wilson sued on an,
article dealing with the killing Of Press.
ident Madero, of Mexico. tho usurpation:
OF Huerta and Mr.. Wilson's alleged cons.
nection with events In the Mexican cApa
ital at that time. -
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SUGAR

NEW YORK. May e.-Raw sugar
5.26. Refined steady; fine granulated,
1.50GS $50.
Futures opened very quiet and lower
under scattered selling by Wall street.
prompted by the weakness OF the stock
points lower.
Closed easy. to Is lower on llQuida-
ton and Wall street selling. May. 5.26;
July, al; September, SIG; December,
sos; sales. $500 tons.
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NEW YORK. May Cooper firm
clectrolytic spot and second quarter
S3l.00fT33.o0: third quarter and later
delivery. s2S.00630.Q0.
Iron firm and unchanged.
Metal exchange quotes tin unsettled
S625OG $3.50.
AZ London: Spot copper $3.50; futures
toe los: elcctrolytic. sl42; spot tin
,tc34 ISIS: futures. 1885.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-05-10
CAR BILL PASSED

WASHINGTON. May ?.-rhe bill 10
empower the Interstate Commerce Com
mission tn deal with car shortage
emergencies was passed by the house
today as an emergency measure. 1t now
goes 70 tl:. senate.
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RACK m rBE u1y1oH

PHILADELPHIA. May 9.-The Penni
sylvania & Reading railroad 10 taking
Il census Of employees retired on pensioH
with q view TO placing those not ms
capacitated back into the service. Thc&
will ill the places Of younger men whR
Join the army or navy. q
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METALS

NEW YORK. May ?.-The metal en-
change quotes: Lend strong, 10N bid;
speltrr steady; spot. East ST: Louis &c.
livery. 9& 9S. At London: Lead. ESQ
1nS. Snnltnr fhi.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING, ". Va. May .. II.
Furnished Tho 1ntell1EeEccr by A. e.
MaSten d. Co. members New York Stock
Exchange National Bank of West Vtr-
gina building. Wheeling. w. Va Louis
f. Brand. nIunager
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TOLEDO. O.. May s.-Whcat-CashD
sass: May. 1855: July. s2.5l; Septe'n-
Glover Snod-Prime cash. 5000: Oc-
tohcr. s1l.92: December. s1l.6T.
Alsike-rrimc cash. S1l.5O; Septem-
TimothS-Prime cash. $50 septem-
Der $40.
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curb Mining Stocks
Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

WHEELING. w. Va. May {? H.
Furnished The lntelllgercer ny a. -.
Masten N Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West VII.
ginIa building. Wheeling. w. Va LOUIE
4 ma naper
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. May .. ~.
Furnished The Tnre!llKencer by A 81
Masten & Co.. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Vir.
ginia building. Wheeling, w. Va Louis
r. Brand, manager.
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W. Va. May 9, II:
Furnished The IntclnEencer by A. ID
Masten g. Co. members Row York stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West Viz
gInia building. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis
f. Brand. manager.
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GOOD INCREASE IN
BANKING CLEARlNCS

Wednesday was marked by Il "G.l I"'E
cont Increase in Wheeling barking ci",'r
ings, tho total being $il9.l"@.I6. ae;:h!St
S3S6,920.nA last May. u gain III SUI
lSo6S. Figures for In" month |" u''t
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WHEELING. W. Va, May =. IN
Masien 8 Co. members New York stoca
exchanges, National Bank or West VT
9inIa building. Wheeling. W. Va Lou'a
+. Brand, manager. ---------
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Total shares $4,000.
Bonds (par valued $41l9.000.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va, May 9. II.
, Furnished The lnrcrlgencer by A. Z.
Masten L. Co. members New York stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West W.T.
GINA building. Wheeling. w. VaL Louis
F. Brand, manager.
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Open. | High. | Low. Close
Cash quotations:

Wheat 40. : red. sS32l:; No 3 red,
s3.20W3.23: No. hard. $3.50: No, )
Corn. No. ? yellow. s1.s4M Rl.65lt ;
No. 3 yellow. Sl.63h. q 1.G+ie: No. yell
low. $780,.
oats No. white, 70% arse: standard
71mT2Ec.
Pork-s3S.o0.
Lard-s22.17 @22.2J.
Rihs-Sa0.10I 20.55.
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PITTSBURGH, May s;-c9ttles -
Steady; supply: light; Choice' s11'-oW
sheep-stcady; supply light. Prime
wcther. slI.OO&11.50; Gull and cimmon;
$4,000 100; lambs. $1,000 @ 1885, veal
calves, $4,000 1880.
Hogs-TIlgher; receipts light. Prime
hcavies. si5s5a 1900; mediums, ;l5S!
1850; heavy workers. SIS: so q 1889
light workers., s14.00Ql5.00; pigs, $500
pl3.50 roughs. S14.5091e.0o.
CHICAGO. May 9.-Hogs. receipts
$4,000 head; strong. 10 cents to Is cents
above yesterdays average; Bulk Si5'l6
1880: light s1465 n l5.SO; mixed Slo;-
20 n II. 90. heavy $3.50 1880; rough
$3.50 aI5.5o; pigs sIO.OO@14.1o.
Cattle. receipts 1900 head; strong:
Native beef cattle $40 q 1870. a new
1885: COWS and heifers $685. q i l.5G;
calves $3.50 q 100.
sheep. receipts. Il, 900 head; strons.
Wethcrs sl1.50 a IA. To-. ewes S10.S5 " Ia
IS: lambs S14.25Dl6.35.
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PETROLEUM

OH. CITY, Pa. May 9.--Credit hal
ances. $40. Runs. 1859: average.
.1.s6o. Shipments. %?.13S: average. 3D.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. May p. IL.
Dali, quotation lis, OF ths wheeling siocs En-
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C0PpT1

New York, May 9.-Coffee. No. RID
l01ac; futures steady; July, $50; SeDe
tcmber. SAT. 3
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Fns,oriI Glasy-Trhnsfer hooks close June s. for an
extra ~ per cent rash dlridrnd payable June H.
Central GlAss--Trans,er books close May IT, Tor
pcr cent cash dividend. payable juno !.
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

Ills. .s4.S4G.459.73 $2.l"+.'S''""-- "
Inc. .$l.74l. 67@.57
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
WsIIante. surprise Cattle Thieves.

Rocky Ford.-So serious is becom-
ing the loss of cattle to the ranchers
south of Rocky Ford in the caflons
that vigilante committee has been
formed and a night guard has been
put over the range where most of the
stock Is grazing. For some time the
cattle men have been missing stock
in small numbers and have found evil
dence of cattle having been killed on
the range. A few nights ago the
stockmen who are doing the night rid
ing succeeded in getting close enough
to the thieves that in their hurried de-
parture they left their knives and the
carcass they had killed and were
working upon. Use cattlemen are not
saying much about their hunt, but
they intimate that there will be no
public announcement of the funeral
when they round up the band.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
New Mexico.

The Beal Mining Company has been
organized under the laws of New Mex
leo. with capital of 100000.
The Grant County Copper Company
in the Santa Rita district, has two
shifts working on the sinking of its
new development shaft.
Lumber and other supplies and be-
ing delivered at Deadwood mill, Mo-
gollon district, and indications are
that this well known property will
soon be producing. Large ore re.
serves ready for milling.
During the rebuilding of the So.
corro mill the company is using all
men possible in increasing their de-
velopment in both Johnson and Lit
tie Fanny mines. The power plant
was not injured by the recent fire so
that air and power are available.
A rich strike is reported to have
been made by Paul Thomas in his
mine, which is the east extension of
the Camp group of mines, in the
Steeple Rock district In western Grant
county. Samples of the ore assay 160
ounces silver. $40 gold and 18 per
cent copper per ton.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
TAYLOR SAYS WE'LL WIN
CONGRESSMAN RETURNS FROM
EuRoPEAN BATTLEFRONT.
Colorado Legislator Declares Cooper
alton Is the Big Lesson Ameri-
cans Must Learn.

Western Newspaper Union News Service
Denver.-'We've got the money,
we've got the men, we've got the sup
plies, and we've got the right on our
side, and Wen win-but. by Godfrey!
let no American man or woman think
this warts picnici And shame on
the American man or woman who
complains of our little trials today.
tiny, Insignificant economies and
troubles compared to the suPerhuman
sacrifices being made SO bravely by
heroic France,"
This message is one OF several
brought to the American people by
Congressman Edward T. Taylor. one
of the ten United States legislators
who, as guests of the French, British
and Belgian governments, recently
spent days and nights in the front
line trenches between the Baltic sea
and the Alps, obtaining firsr-hand in
formation of conditions that this coun-
try must face in bearing the brunt of
an offensive war against Germany.
Congressman Taylor arrived in Den
yer en- route to his home in Glenwood
Springs. where Mrs. Taylor is recov-
ering from an operation. On his re-
turn trip 10 Washington he will be the
guest of the Civic and Commercial As
sociation here, and will speak on war
conditions at public meeting to be
held in the Auditorium.
Cooperation is the ibg lesson we
must learn" Congressman Taylor
declared. There must be one di-
recting force at the head of the allied
armies on the western front. Trans
portation is our second problem. We
must have ships. and at this time we
must ignore the cry from France for
mo-e men. 1t would be criminal to
send an army of a million men to
France unless we are able to send
supplies with them. Our men will
face famine on the battlefields If we
send then over without supply ships
accompanying them. Transportation
must be supplied-and then well send
our fighters over to do their part.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
M Montana.

The United States government has
been a steady buyer of silver for fta
various mints and has constituted one
of the mainstays of the market.
The Bell and Diamond mines at
Butte. of the Anaconda Copper Com
pany. closed since the beginning OF
the strike. resumed giving the com
pany 92 per cent of normal opera
tions.
Far reaching improvements in the
matter of making its shafts fireprooi
are planned by the Anaconda Copper
Mining Company in consequence OF
the lessons learned from the fires al
the Tramway. Modoc and Granite
Mountain shafts, and for the Anacon.
da, the lining of the Tramway shaft
is the beginning of task which 1t is
proposed to extend to every one OF
the company's more than a score OF
shafts in the Butte district.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
Colorado.

Salida is the marketing place for the
Rawley mine. The ore will be shipped
to the Salida smelter.
The Leadville district is gradually
Caring more labor from different d.
rections, and is adding to the output
from the mines, thus insuring an ex-
cellent record for 1917.
Under the supervision of Warren
G. Prosser of Silverton, the Genesee-
Vanderbilt property is undergoing a
thorough overhauling and retimbering
preparatory to development being
pushed all winter.
That the Aspen district is once more
receiving attention from outside CAPT
tai is attested by the organization and
plans of the Park Tunnel, Mining and
Milling Company, organized to devel.
op an immense area in the Tourte-
lotte Park section.
Operating through the Hayden shaft
on Yankee Hill, the May Queen Leas-
ing Company has opened the biggest
discovered in the district since the
wonderful deposits at the Wolftone
were found several years ago.
II the recent decision in the case
of Stratton's Independence Mining and
Milling Company versus the county OF
Teller holds good. then mining com
panies must be allowed to deduct the
cost of transportation and treatment
of ore extracted during the year be.
fore the value of net output of the
mine for the period is fixed for tax.
alton purposes.
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07

save. The amount of food served In
hotels. restaurants, and In homes, has
been considerably lessened and with
out any feeling of dissatisfaction for
the men of the family realize that
their complaints will hinder the good
work.
In countless ways skim milk may
be used In place of whole milk, saw
ing just half the expense In milk. All
the valuable food materials are left
in milk with the exception of fat. A
teaspoonful of fat saved from the
meat platter or broiling pan will when
multiplied many times in the course
of week. make fat enough to enrich
many dishes.
Maryland Chowder. - Use equal
parts of canned corn and tomatoes.
IL the quantities vary 1t is still all
right. If the tomatoes are thick add
little water tablespoonful of
minced onion or a little cold boiled
onion. Pare and slice thin then par
boil three potatoes. Add these to the
chowder and simmer until tender.
Lastly add a pinch of soda, cupful
of hot milk. tablespoonful of butter
and thicken with a tablespoonful of
cornstarch which has been rubbed
smooth in n little milk Serve very
hot with crisp saltines.
Grapefruit saIad.-Take good
sized grapefruit, one head of crisp en-
dive, which has been shredded very
fine. Take out the pulp of grape
fruit saving all the Juice. Put all In
to salad bowl with the endive and
dress with two tablespoonfuls of oil,
two teaspoonfuls OF sugar. half-tea-
spoonful of salt and few dashes of
red pepper. Toss and mix well add
Ing more seasoning If needed. A dash
of vinegar may be needed II the grape
fruit IL very sweet
The Elbert County tribune., 1917-12-07
Beats Up Police; Held As Insane.

Pueblo.-A man giving the name of
Alexander Crunska, arrested here on
a charge of vagrancy, became in
censed when, upon his release being
ordered and roll of bills amounting
he knocked down and severely injured
Detective Walton and Police Surgeon
Killough. and broke considerable fur
niture in the wagon room at police
headquarters. He is now held at a To-
cal hospital, and is being examined as
to his sanity.