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The Snowflake herald., 1917-01-19
STOCK MEETING
:, ot SIlowlow January
with Good Attendance.
W zeal Interest by ALI.

beuCA
!, ,,,,low. Ariz., Jan. 6. The
'loT 'so1 meeting of the Showlow
g,,1 2aI'l Growers Association con-
o'l ,o5 here this morning to act
''.,I .s tbe report of the officers
y transact other important
" .,ses A large attendance
- . +sntative set of range rules,
.,tinc towards the betterment
y range handling of stock,
rse approved and the Advisory
o,,,d of the Association in
.,,cted to present the rules to
!. Forest Service for approval
VI IN assist the Supervisor
@rt them into final form.
The Advisory Board was also
! ,,+rcted to proceed immediate
With the construction of a
nsciaI community bull pasture.
NJ GOOD results from the en-
hrement of the Associations
| to keep bulls off the range
from April 1 to July Is has justi-
AJ the expenditure of funds to
n1d a special bull pasture in
As minds of the large majority.
The Association adopted a set
fueS regulating the sailing of
stock on their range. Under
hpnan assessment of IL pounds
Of salt per head of stock permit
pdViI be collected from every
permit holder, under the direc-
tm Of the local ranger. The
salt must be stored in store
houses at Showlow and Lakeside
before July l of each year. From
there it will be distributed pro-
riOnately to a series of COM
nnity salt licks.
An encouraging report as to
#rOgress of the Associations
north boundary drift fence case
vas brought to the meeting by
Sp9TiSOr Pitchlynn.
The Association adopted a rule
that all cattle and horses range
movements on the ShoWlow
Will be constructed by
he Association, under it's share
%eSment plan. This will un-
result in a fair distri-
l1On Of the burden this work
ntallS on every range, and the
eVeIOpment of more substantial
movements, to say nothing of
he more logical distribution that
leIy will obtain. The Super
SOr states that a comprehensive
Ian is being formulated by the
crest Service to assist in this
StnbutlOn of the improvements
The points most needed. The
'Socatlon expects to actively
operate in the construction of
Is plan through the interest of
Advisory ROard
Ine following officers were
9cted for the ensuing year:
J. L. Willis; Vice
Ed. Reidhead; Secre-
'y'IreaSurer, Wallace Ellis
'F'n; Advisory Board, Chas. 7.
wage (Chairman), Harry Ellis
'r'n' I'd. Reidhead, j. w. Adair
ID J. L, Willis.
Vther important drift fence
VVctS were discussed but no
Id decision reached. The Ad-
'O'y Board will investigate
''e projects more fully the
ming season.
1"e Advisory Board reported
~ 1t had acknowledged an in
a. ,auon from the American
'uonaI Livestock Association
attend the latter's annual
:, ,s'l4g at Cheyenne, Wyoming,
H. u l0, 1917. The invitation
y, u 10 De declined as no member
VII attend. A letter was draft
however, expressing the
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IN
STOCK MARKET

NEW YORK, July S.-Midsumut"F
apathy aud heavin accompanied the
movement OF today's sock market OPP
ars;ious. dealings beinS More than or
disarily cirGunscrtbed. Commission
houses reported extreme Indifference on
tho part OF out-ot-:own traders. aud
local speculative interests were plainly
disposed to let the market DRIFT pend
ING adjustment of important details
bearing Upon the financial situation.
y significant industrial development
was the first decline IN many weeks
IN prices Of. certain finished iron and
s;cal products. These ran from 81 to
IS per ton, but were offset by addt-
tional advances in pig iron. bars and
sheets
Leading Industrial stocks were under
constant pressure. United States Steel
recording a nee loss OF IA points at
I2SN. Affiliated stocks. notably Beth
iehem Stoel. Republic Iron. Mldvaie and
harvester. yielded i to more than 4
points Baldwin Locomotive and Cru
,,:h!a Steel also reacted sharply from
carly advances.
Forenoon gains Of / 10 points in
shippiuKs. oils, copperS and t"bacc"S
were swept away in the more general
selling OF the last hour. Sales amount
ed 20 $4,000 shares. Another large
consignment OF British gold served TO
s;a bilise sterling rates
International bonds ware firm. do
n,csti. issues irregular and Liberty j as
s.cady at 1O0R100 $50. Total sales
lrar valued aggregated S2,340.0nn.
tinted States coupon and registered
- and As lost :. per cent on call.
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BELMONT

During the past week several thunder
storms have passed through ms Nlclnlt3
doing considerable damage /" crops An'
live stock .;,L =.
Mr., and Mrs. Dec Mihoan visited AZ
Ed Wilson'S Saturday afternoon.
Henry Gatten WAS business caller AT
Belmont saturday. ,,,,
horses killed by lightning one h'Ent MS.
week. ,
Charley Daubcr called on Earl sccr"st
Monday. ~ r-5
Miss.o Jessie. Nellie and Mary E:wcrS
were callers at T. j. Halchcr'S saturday
Scott Wilson called an !. w. krmps
one evening last week. .,.,b
John Miihoan attended ch"rc" ~ DUH
esds Saturday evening.
Miss Bessie Hatcher WAS shopping ~
Hunter Monday afternoon.
Albert Ault called on John hemp FRI
day. ,,i,, r,io,,ds
ot Eeltnont ono day last week.
Miss W-ildn Clark of Armstrong; was
,.;eItinp al Levi Whites saturday ana
Sunday. ,, !,
ledonia cullcd on friends At Hampshire"
Miss Nellie Hatcher returned home sun
day after visiting her sister. Mrs stan
ley Moore of Belmont Ridge. ,.
Charlie Mulhoan and LLOYD rhFlS
u.ers at belmont one day last week.
Rev. Ben Clarke visited At Peter
Krmps Saturday.
Emmett Powell and Family Of Captln't
visited at 1cff Hatchcrs Frlday;
Pvron Kemp called on a. i. Kemp
Alex Frost was in thfs vicinity buying
cattle one day last wc,k.
Earl Secrrst was NJ belmont Monday.
at Hunter one day last week
Harold Sumption attended church Al
Bethesda Saturday evening. :,
s, d. Hatcher md son Eric were call
crs at Belmont Saturday..
VIM Kemp was at j. W. l\CmF : one
day last week.
I'D Wilson WAS calling Al Frank Tat
tcrSons near Bethesda SATURDAY "N"-
ming. ,
fhrnugh This vicinity Saturday evening
william Carleton ard family. VIII"
have spent the pas: two or three years
in Alabama, returned IL Belmont on"
dav last week and will make This their
future home.
r J. Haurh"r WAS calling AT Hnnter
one day last week.
Samuel Moore was at Belmont Satur-
day. .,,
Wednesday evening.
Calvin Title Of RarneSTilie visited
friends in this community Wednesday,.
Severay from this vicinity attended
tho sunday school picnic at Bethesda
July 4th.
Ircy huffman Of near Allndonia Wis
tied friends at Lampsvi!le Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Hatcher are visit
ing friends ut Bethesda.
Miss Carrie Gattcn spent the Fourth
in Wheeling.
Harry B. Kinney Of Bcllaire was a
business caller in this vicinity Wedncs-
day evening.
Mrs. Hattie Price was calling on
friends at Bethesda one day last week.
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TICKER TALK
a Vire 70 Finance Co,

Ev Private Wire to Finance Co.
willys-Overland Co. declared regular
Quarterly dividend of IS cents per share
on common stock. payable August TO
stock record July 90.
Pittsburgh & West Virginia: May
rross receipts, $4,000: net after tax de-
-rcase, $3.50 TWO months gross in
crease. S34.43T; net after tax decrease,
1884.
Financial News Bulletin says: That
Utah Upper is the greatest copper mine
In the world seems to be borne out by
The fact that it has exceeded all other
companies In dividend distributions dur
ing the past two years" saiys Il leading
authority Its 1915 payments are re-
ported to have exceeded Anacondas by
,hout sS.000.00o.
Lindsay Light Co. declared regular
quarterly dividend OF Y per cent on the
preferred, per cont on the common and
an extra dividend of II per cent on COM
mon stock. all payable August s.. To
stock record August l. ompanE mas
been paying per cent extra on common
stock in recent quarters.
American Light s Traction o. os-
clared regular quarterly dividend OF | \
Der cent on preferred stock, 2 II per cent
In cash on common stock and IA per
cent in stock on common stock. payable
August l to stock record July II.
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Butter, Eggs and Cheese

NEW YORK, July 5.-Rutter-Firm
Creamery higher than extras. ;? g 81 c:
creamery extras coz scorc). SS g 30 c;
firsts. az. q S734c: seconds 1914 q SIC.
Eggs-F'irm. Fresh gathered extras;
fret.. 36T3sisc; fresh gathered irsts
sllk 6351Sc: seconds. S2ls a'Stc: state
PENNSYLVANIA and nearby western hon
nerv whites, fne 10 fancy. 4l64cc;
state. Pennsylvania and nearby henn"rE
browns. asa 40c.
Chcesn-lrrcEular. State fresh spe-
cial.. 23at q ct'sc: do average run - =
T2S%c.
Dressed noltry-Ouict. Chickens. % q
csc; fowls. laf25'ac; turkeys. n S"r.
Flour--CnchanE"d.
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HIGH RECORD IN
PRICE Of CORN

CHICAGO. July s.-nvertoppinE OF
all previous high prices continued TO-
day In the corn market notwithstano-
ing that the record smashing mas oeen
going on since last Saturday unchecked.
Urgency Of demand WAS largely due 10
reports that distillerS would be al
lowed to grind all corn OF which they
had ownership on July -. The mar
ket closed nervous. " q &c net high,
err, with July at sl.G2is q l.G2N and
Septctnbcr ut Sl.54% ii 1872. Wheat
gained 5AfSc. closing unsettled. S2.o9
for July and sES9n for september
Oats finished i II isc M. and provisions
unchanged TO lSc higher.
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LOGAN & aRYAN's GRAIN LETTER.

BY Private Wire to A. 2. Masten & Co;
is a little cool for the crop Beneficial
rains in western Kansas and scattering
showers in Oklahoma should tend to give
US an easier opening.
oats-Ou any sympathetic decline We
anticipate that the market Will receive
good support and suggest purchases
Government weather and crop report:
Grain-Moderate temperatures with
abundant sunshine and we'll distributed
rains causeed marked Improvement in
condition Of corn in central districts.
although It II much too dry from Kansas
pouthweSt
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AMERICANS FAVORED.

BERLIN, VIA LONDON. July S.
Virtually all restrictions and regula-
lions to which American citizens resi-
dent in Germany have been subjected
reached between the German foreign
office and the military and police
authorities. The agreement exempts
citizens OF the United States from re-
porting' 10 the police and from OBJ
serving the hours fixed for outdoor
are removed through an agreement
movements.
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PORTO RlcANs REGISTERING.

SAN JUAN. Pr. Judy 5.-Mnitary
registration in compliance with tho
proclamation OF President Wilson
was progressing rapidly and in good
spirit throughout the island TO-DAY,
according to reports received by the
military registration committee. m
dications were that the total reen-
trations would exceed the preliminary
estimates in many districts.
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SUMNER SERIES AT FOURTH ST.

Special services will be held in the
Fourth Strnct Methodist Episcopal
church on the Sunday evenings of July
The pastor, Dr. c. E. Allen, will give =
series Of travel sermons as follows
July s. What Saw in Pompeit": July
16. what / Saw Among the ryra'
mids"; July 80. What I Saw in pamaS'
GUS On Sunday evening. July 20. the
chorus choir. olie.tcttc and solniS;S will
give q midSu summer musical. Music vii
be a special feature each evening.
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prices. Weakness in the motors con-
ttnueS. on the theory that tho war will
curtail purchases Of cars fur pleasure
purposes and SO they ymay have hard
time ahead Prices should be near a
level where purchases will pay. although
uncertainties In Such numbers orcrhang
the market that we may SEQ still lower
level.
Money was easier. bat not In any
FROM HARRIS WINTHROP & co.
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ASKS FOR. INSTRUCTIONS.

SPRINGFIELD. Ills. July 81
Governor Lowden has asked Provost
Marshal General Crowder at WASH
ington for instructions as 10 proceeo'
ure when members OF exemption
boards decline to serve. A numnee
of Illinois boards, it was stated tooey
at the governors office. have sent
destinations and work OF prepar1t
for the draft has been crippled.
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cnosrNG; sToCx LETTER.

By Private Wire to Finance Co.
NEW YORK. July 5.-Peacc talk with
out any foundation in fact. taxes. etc. all
helped to depress prices to-day. There
was very ltttlc real news
Traders are bearish and find little OPP
position TO their efforts 70 depress
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METALS

NEW YORK. July 5.--Thc metal OK
change quotes ls1n quiet: spot. lli7
asked. Srrltcr dull: spot. East 81. Louis
delivery. ~ asked.
~ London: Lead. spn;. G2n los: fu.
lures, Ca ms. Spelt"r. sp"t. cH+: flu
lures. $50.
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FOR FREE DELIVERY

sreciaI Dispatch TO the Intclltrenc'r
WASHINGTON D. c.. July 5.-The
nostoffice department today ordered
free mail delivery for ST. Mary's. The
service will start two carriers.
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va. lnlN =. II.
Furnished The iute1IlKcnccr by 4. E
Masten & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank OF West VIZ
CLAIM building. wheeling. w. Va Louis
+ brand. mannKer.
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N Y, STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. W. Va. July i. IL.
Furnished The lntc1lIxencel by A. y
Masteu a. TO- members New York STOCK
Exchange. National Eank OF West Vir-
xInIa building. Wheeling. w Va LouI
L Brand. manager.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

WHEELING. W. Va, July .. IT,;
Furnished The lnteIIlsercer by A. e
Mastsn &: Co., members New York STOCK
Exchange. National Bank Of West VIZ:
vfnia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louia
6. Brand, manager.
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Standard Oil Subsidiary Stocks

Furnished The Intenlkcncer by A e.
Nasteu & Co. members New York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Vir'
TInia building. wheeling. W. Va Louis
z Rrpnd manager.
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. July s, H.
Furnished The InrernKencer by A %
Masten & Co.. members NETWORK Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West Vir.
Einia building. Wheeling. W. Va Louis
f Brand, manager.
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Cash quotations.: Whcat--No. Ttd
s2lS: No red. nominal: No. hard
nominal: No. 5 hard. nominal
Corn-No. > yellow. sl79'a u 81. y"
3 yellow. sl.191. q Isl: NJ. yellow
s1.7s.
ard. 72l. d7S+>c.
Pork. s4o.15; lard. .2l.l5T@l.25: ribs
t2l.S0 q 2ccc5.
TOLEDO. o., July 5.--Wheat--Cash
SEQ: July. Sol0: September. S1.S9.
Clpversccd-Primc rash. $685.: nr'
tohcr sll.5n: December. Sll.%5: March
Sl1.55
Alsike-prim. cash. S1l.9n: September
81 no: October. Sll.hh.
Timo,hy-rrime cash. sS.53: s"ptcm.
Der. $500.
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STOCKS AND BONDS.
PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. July >, IL.
Furnished Tbs IntelnEencer by A. a
Masten & Co. members Now York Stock
Exchange. National Bank Of West VII.
Einia building. Wheeling. VIVA Louis
L Brand. manager.
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PETROLEUM

OIL, CITY. rs. July 6.--Crcdit hal
ances. SS.ln. Runs. 1oS396: average
42.929. Shipments. 5000: average. a.
| 7O7.
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FnANcIAI OPINIONS.

gv Private wire to 4. E. S1asten s. Co.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Ths market VIII
continue professional at least for the
balance Of this week. Railroad stocks
are reachfffg a level which We think nave
discounted all unfavoraole features at
tached to the disappointment 1eie over
the ratio increase. Metal stocks we tnlnk
should Improve on favorable prices
agreed upon by the government TOT cop
per, lead and zinc and this we tnink
should foreshadow an equitable oasis on
which business will be done between the
government and the steel companies. /.
S. Steel and Crucible should be the lirst
TO denote such improvement. We 40 not
look for very active market as the pun
lie remains apathetic and do not e1pect
will enter the market at the Gnu OIL
holiday week.
There is much bullish talk in evidence
on Crucible Steel. inspired by the report
cd large earnings and the BELIEF that IN
asr,uch as there is only per cent 4:
rearaEex in dividends on the preferred
stock. that the common in the near tu-
ture will be placed on dividend oasts
Tobacco stocks were strong On TAX o!
merger between United Cigar Stores and
Tobacco Products and also on anticIra-
ton Of higher price list to be announced
The motor shares Of all descriptions
suffered from scattered liquidation in
duced chiefly by apprehension over tne
s,orus of future trade. Chandler motor
exceptionally. weak on the small amount
81 selling and absence OF support.
Average price OF eight Leading steer
products as quoted in the current issue
81 the Iron Age is sl1s.69. compared
with laS weeks previous high OF
slIs.44, a gain Of CSC per gross ton
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CHICAGO, July 5.-Hoes-Rece'pt;ss'
% 900: steady at Tuesdays average
loo higher. Bulk. sl4.S5 g lb;so: Me ~
IeayV' SASS 1850: rough. s14.55@g
1870: pigs. sl1.o09l4.25.
cnttle-Rcceipts. 10000: unscttlrd
Native hccf cattle, $3.50 91s.9o: Stock,
crs and feeders. s6.300e.So; cows and
heifcrs. S5.40@11.7o; calves. $1,000 "
1850.
Shccr-Receirts $4,000: weak VEN,
rrs, s7.75@l1.00; ewes, f.oo ps.|o'
lambs, $7.95 1l6.50.
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Logan & Rryans Closing stock Letter.

Ry Private wire to A. +. MaStcI o. ~
NEW YORK. July Sin all depart
ments extreme weakness developed IN
the final hour on a recurrence or rather
general liquidation inspired chietly oy
the insistent talk Of German peace p[4.
nosals which up TO this writing iack
official confirmation. Local operators
recently have been rather ,pesSlnlst!c as
10 the market future tendency and To-
DAYS peace news increased their inltia-
tive. Labor troubles in the various IN
dustries fostered untavorable comm ent
and the conspicuous slackening IN the
public demand also brought forth re-
tterated remarks that the public ,gener-
ally is more than we'll supplied with
stocks OF various kinds. Motor SHARES
were the chief sufferers in the declining
movement Fresh lieutdatt;G2n S ASSERTING s5n!.
Itself. being induced primarily oy appGss s
The possibility Of twpo!t;ans IN, 5nse ,inae
being changed the complexion Of thinugs
in general and in conjunction with me
rather strained technical position or -
market leads US TO believe that IT Will
ne rather difficult to bring about any
substantial Improvement in prices until
something more optimistic is II sight.
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PITTSBURGH. July 5.-Csttle
Steady; supply light. Choice. Sl1.I5 q
I2.25: prime. s12.I5 T13.0o.
shceD-Stoady: supply light. Prime
wcthrr' $1,000 @10.50: Gull and common;
$500 500: lambs. $1,000 al 1900; veal
calves. s15.0oI15.50
Hoss-Higher; receipts. 10 double
decks. Prime hcavics and mediums.
$3.50 T16.00: heavy workers.. &lh.Iom
l5'qn: light workers.. sis .O0pl5.25; pigs
and rouRhS nominal.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING, W. Va. July 5. II.
Daily saetation fist OF the @hssiiuG etoeh e.
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n)-1S. per cent regular quar-. div.
(2)-1. per cent regular quar-. div.
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GD--Open. 100 1-ho; high. 100 3-5o;lo'
100: closed. 100 800.
Cheyenne record., 1917-03-29
STOMACH MISERY
GAS, INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" fixes sick.
sour, gassy stomachs in
five minutes.

Time 1t! In five minutes all stomach
distress will go. No indigestion, heart
burn, sourness or belching Of gas, acid.
or eructations Of undigested food, NO
dizziness, bloating, or foul breath.
Pape's Diapepsin is noted for itS
speed in regulating upset stomachs.
It is the surest, quickest and most GER
tain indigestion remedy in the whole
world, and besides 1t is harmless.
Please for your sake, get q large
fifty-cent case Of Pape's Diapepsin
from any store and put your stomach
right. Don't keep on being miserable
life Is too short-you are not here
long. so make your stay agreeable.
Eat what you like and digest it; en-
Joy it, without dread Of rebellion n
the stomach.
Pape's Diapepsin telonga 10 your
home anyway. Should one Of the fam
lily eat something which doesn't agree
with them, or in case of an attack Of
indigestion, dyspepsia. gastritis or
stomach arrangement at daytime er
during the night, It il handy to I've
the quickest relief known. Adv.
Cheyenne record., 1917-03-29
French Puncture Hindenburo Line.

Paris, March 28.-French troops,
continuing drive, capture two more
villages on the "Hindenburg Line"
British take one, Lagnicourt, six
miles northwest of Bapaume. French
gain more ground near Scissors.
London says five German airplanes
have been forced down, but admits
loss Of seven at the hands of the Ger.
mans.
Russian artillery checks attempted
German offensive east of Baranovit-
chi. War Minister Guckhoff arrives
In Riga
Field Marshal Won Mackensen is in
Constantinople to superintend reor.
ganization Of Turkish army.