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New-York tribune., 1919-04-16

>. BUFTALO-J. y. Adam Co; Mr.. Bur
Thirty seventh Street.
Ch.CAGO-Marshnll Field Co.: K. c.
Brinler. woolens; ll07 broadway.
CGCINNATI--J. Herman. drygoods;
Prince George.
DETRoIT-M. shapiro, drygoods; Marl-
borough
DhrRoIT--zuieback Hartman Co; r.
zuieback: mfrs. and JopoeIs GioaNs suits.
Sd Noor
E1lzABHTH CITY. n. c.--N. Daily, dry
Fort WAYNE Ind.-Iollacl< Waist Co.
GAfNEsVILLE. Tex.--Teague Co, A.
Teague. drygoods, etc; Aberdeen
p. +. Krauss. Silks, velVets. pushes. wash
goods; 40+ Fourth Avenue.
:, HENDEiRsoN' n 5s. TT. G Sawyer &c CO ];
HoCsToN. Tcx.-In,nan Nelrns 6. Co.. ;
a. Los ANGELEs. caI"r. Meiville. dry
Si fHiLA5ElFHiA ! Miller Co; J.
c. s. Sanguay. mfgrs. childrens wear
PHILADEI.PHIA--H Batdorf drygoods; !;
PRovIDENcB. r. 1-sisson Co: Mr..
sisson, piece goods, Breslin.
curr Co; A. II Dutton, silks, velvets;
sAN ERA,NcIsco-k. seig. piece
TAMPA. Fla.-Maas Bros: Il. T. Merck
domestlcs, linens, white goods and hannels
''SS @AsmiNGTS5N AsIqnSTr5 s'h D. h@?r cEM aolaenoerr
II. Grunebaum, domestics dress goods and
siiRTi & isa1 ld4S S].:ToN nT9aSway; WalllcA s
4ss Fourth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16

r, CARNEGIE. Penn-Grirncs Furniture
So,; 5,,,s :. r.. Grimes, carpets. surnlture
Eresln. '4'' e. Z ;
CHICA1Go.-E Epstein p furniture and
carpets; broadway Central
LAWRENCE. Mass-A cohe, 2. 60
Cohen. furniture: Broadway Central.
p NEW NEW HAVEN, conn.-shartenburg &
ihUuinson in y; A Breton. Kitchen furnish :
'hes' toys oilc!oth. 40t Fourth Avenue.
p NEW HAVEN. Conh.--shartenburg G.
fHoao'nsoni 20 Ilsi y. e. Hermann floor coverings.
NORFOLK. va.-The willis Grail Smith
70 W. r. Smith, furniture and carpets
c.,31 ,R31oc;HlnsTTpRi n \; Y--sbley, Lindsey
4S2 Fourth Avenue 16th door. A''''''
G. WlLk yai1'd1S Es- HARRE r. denn.-Irowler Dick
thirty second Street
n WILKNs- -BARkE. Penn.-Fowler. Dick
q aIker; W =. Thomas carpets. 8
"Sst N NThirty y-sseond Street. Park Avenue
Co. T y. stoueburner, carpets, rugs and
lioor l, coverings, IL East Twenty third
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16

Iensenhuber. iewol-y. etc, west Thirtv-
setcnth Street
efiA ,aA1sToN. ~ va-J p. Smith
tlERRYVGILE. Va-E. Bernsteto. gen
e-al Iuerchandise; Grand
i'EV hi.AND - J. Greensboro. general
- g Meehnn. president; 1850 broadway
ET,MolT,-J carmonay. sc.eral :..er-
kirkpatrick; dry goods notions mems
furnishings, women's clothing. hats and
shoos Pennsylvania
r, GREENvIL-E Tex.--Graham- -Fagg Co,
Z. 4 Fagg, general mdse.; 1850 brcad,gay
AASiILToN. o.-Mathes.soAnFen Co..:
=, - SoAngen' dry goods; 1870 Broadway
HARTFoRD~sage Alien & CO.. Nc
Meensy, general merchandise, manager
4o+ Fourth Avenue.
NORFOLK, Va.-Futreu Eros rn.
rel. general .uerchardise YoyS l. -
READING. Penn. r. b. Kurt. dry goods
enu etnl ready to wear; 81 West Twenty sixth
general merchandise, York ''''' G.
ST LoUIs.-Famous & Barr Co. dry
gg9ods' g,'Ts ID, Nay, representlng 81 West
SPkINGF1ELD. Mass.-sturtevant. Mer-
rick Co.; +. Sturtevant, general rnerchan
disc Continental.
6. Putziger general merchandise: CONT
- "oRcEsTER. Mass-J c. Machines
CO.. ery sS goods A \. spellman represent
NEWPORT. r. 1.-The King McLeon
co.. J. r. barrett, notions ribbons sta
tohery leather goods. 1ewelry art goods
Il inks and bas; 404 Fourth Avenue; York
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Miscellaneous

ALBANY-M. Maher general line; Her
BERGEN, n. Y.-Miller Bros; H. Mil
Ter. produce, etc. Pennsylvania
:, BOSTON-Paine Furniture Co; G. H.
h4RSr interiQr deIe,o3rations Holland Hotel
NJ. b. Thuin. rulings lls West thirty
cdaFI nFFiDGEP9nT, .,a ,I, Conn. = Rowland Dry
ana children's wear and muslin under
wear, 4D4 Fourth Avenue
BUTTE. Mont.-Hennessy Co. Robert i
o,ronin laces, embroideries and trimmings:
w, II T., :, hn9tt 23 Eas tTwenty-sixth Street.
tlERRY VALLEY. \. y Pearson
SEN Seth < CO.. Nh Pearson groceries and
CHLcAGo /. NJ. smyth Merchandise
So' CO., r. Gordon, boys clothipg, Broadway
= DETROIT silberstein general line:
Pennsy ylVania.
:, GENEVA. y Y-Loomis & Densmore
NEW HAVEN. conn -shartenburg e.
nscpli'sYn Rose Rosenberg, cotton under
year ,' Mmonos and corsets; 4o4 Fourth
NEW NEW HAVEN, conn.-shartenburg &
sleeyey;; a34 Tourth Avenue. eA''Sa"' 'a'9s'
Inc Inc. 3, F 9 clayton manufacturers cor SG',
limo; Broztel g
r. .PHII4IApELPHTA. II Rothschild. S. &
60. NJ Gutman. infants and children's
coats; 1852 Broadway; room 407.
PHILADELPHIA Pa-Order uouso.
MRS. X M Kaufman. silk, Philippine
and hand embroidered underwear; (ln ali
weeO Nc cAlpin.
r, PkONIDENCE, r. l.-Goldberg Co.; L.
G9iaberg, clothing and general line, Broz-
READING. Pa.-Dives Pomeroy & stew
a. a L; e. Chrismer books and stationery
=, scRANToN Pa-clarze Bros Stores.
e NJ Clarke groceries; 4ot Fourth Ave
nue, Jay co.
WATERBCRY. Conn. - j. ODonnell.
general line, Wallick
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Mcn's Wear

BRISTOL Tenn.-Hedriclx R,os g. ro
[. Hedrick. mems furnishings and cloth.
ing; Pennsylvania.
DAYTON, Oh!o---L, Siff. mems wear
Pennsylvania veal
=, JACkSONVILI.E, Fla.--Covington Co.
r. w. Burnett, men furnishing goods
90 Worth Street; Latham
NEW HAVEN, Conn,-Shartenburv &
Robinson; J. a. Foye. clothing; 404 Fourth
Avcnue. WI '-
NEM oRLEANS-H s TIL e. Co: ".
e TON. JOS Ia mons and bows colt him
and Ineq's suits Hotel collinswood
OMAHA. Nco--J. Goldsmith, clothing
and Turn lsAtrg goods; Cornmodove
PORTLAND. Ore.--Jas. Dunn. clothing
SCRANTON, PENN. Maher. mems
SPRINGFlELD. Mass-C E Lynch: ].
= Sqea men.s clothing; Connodore'
"iLM1NGTON, Deli. e. Reynolds &
Son; j. II. Reynolds. clothing; Herald
Square.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Copper Range Net Less

ANIMAL report of tho Copper Range
Company for 1918 dscloses gross earn
ings of 1929 ,305. This compares
with SIP, ,157 for tho preceding year
Cost Of production. including ordinary
taxes. was $5.29S820. Net income be-
foro the payment OF 1918 income and
excess profits taxes WAS $2.S05.G15, or
stock, against $4,96e.S24, or sl2.8O
n share, in 1917. Divdepds totallod
$2,366,39d, leaving Il balance Of $500
221.
The company lnst year produced co.
623o40 pounds of copper a' h cost OF
l446 cents pound which was sold
for 2d.7b7 cents pound. ..
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Women's Wear ami Millinery

AKRON. O.--Frank, I j.. millinery and
fancy goods Pennsy ivsnia
AKRON o.-~O'NeiL N: Co; Miss y. A.
psrktnsOr. millinery, - West Twenty
siSth street, eighth iioor.
IT1MORE-Steward S Co; Mrs NJ.
,snnou. waists ana muslin underwear; 2
West Thirty seventh street
posTON.-Gr!ftith Griffith. ready to
rss~. lISO broadway, Eth foor.
pDsTON-W. rilene'a Sons Co; Miss NJ,
Io,..S women's millinery. ll6 West
Th,r,y-second street.
rl\cINNAwI O.~-McAlpin Co; Miss
J Kyuge waists. l. w. Mott IS East
twenty sixth Street
,,S,l1 Sl.f,' Easement ready to wear ST West
rwrnay Sfsecg5. go+t TN rasdv MooT 70 wear
uARrroRD. conn.-sase Allen Il Co;
>ftss X shelley muslin underwear; 404
FgIA'N2 ggIAANsAs ss''.I CITY. Mo-Kline Cloak and
snlt C.; Mrs Shulze. dresses. +oA Fourth
Avenue .,c ,, NJ
carter. ready % ,year; sos Fifth Avenue.
f'Ito,u 'LIto,uIsviII.E. Lyon. Lang & Cold
stein Co; / NJ Goldstein. ready TO wear
IL, 'M,Pffif'WSAuKEE. Pfif'WS'A wis-Gimbel Bros; Miss
! Langenkanlp, womens coats; broadway
MINNEAPOLIS Qulnlan Co;
Miss G. Berry. waists; 22o Fifth Avenue,
''S, 'S%,AsHvI1I.E. Tenn-D. I.oveman, Bcr-
cor < raitlebaurn; s ". Berger. suits:
TiSo Broadway, Sth floor
PITTSBURGH-ks Kaufman. Baer & CO.;
Ludwig kaufman. woInen's ready to wear;
40. Fourth Avenue
NCE-M1rs- Outlet Co; dry
goods " Isa4,cs cloaks- suits. furs, waists;
leO West Thirty-secnna street room 1410.
= ROCHESTER-J. Greenhouse s. Son:
A. Greenhouse, dresses and waists, Breslin
SAN FRANSCICO-rhe Emporium; Mrs
Gaskill suits, Miss y M Russell. dresses,
?aS Fifth Avenue. S1h floor
San FRANCISCO Raphael Veil & Co:
Miss { Thornton ingeries. negligees; IS
East Twenty-siNth street. 18Th floor
SAN JOSE CaNf---l- Hart & son Co.
4 ]. Hart. ready 10 wear: H c Lyons,
il39 B-oai iway-
SOUTH BEND. Ind.-The France Shop;
n FFischgrunG, cloakss suits: Pernsyl-
vania
SPRINGFIELD, Mass--P Kramer,
r.ady 10 wear; Commodore
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Piece Goods

BAl.TlMORE->J. Pepplcr tailor: York
BAl.rIMORt-kr kralner &. Sauber: Louis
hramer; Jobs white fancy voies: 1852
Broadway, room 4O3
ORE-Danlcl Miller Co. dry
goods; D y Miller; dress goods and silks
Manhattan Hotel.
BALTIMCRE-L. Grief g. Bros. L.
firief.: mfrs clothing; 200 Fifth Avenue
HOSTON-Harris Co. A Harris; cotton
goods. Somerset.
BOSTON-T- Murray, merchant tailor;
Commodore
BOSTON-Sullivan Bros. J. J. Sullivan:
tailoTs and clothing; Alcazar.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
General Merchandise

> bA lLTlMORE-M. Block, general mer-
TIMORE-Baltirnore Rarrain
house, general merchandise; G. f. Kras-
- ~! manager overall and shirt factory
"oa Fourth Avenue, room 1911
6OSION-A. Kent general uerchan-
disc, Marlborough
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
House Furnishings, Furniture
Floor Coverings, Draperv

ALTOONA Pcnn.--klcin Bros; e
King sbury, draperies, W T. Knott % East
BOSTON.-A. Dutton Co; G. H. Peck
ham. Bortieres and couch covers; Breslin.
RC FALO-WiIliam Hengerer Co: c. n
Kierst rugs, carpets, etc, West Thirty
seventh Street
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16

SPRINGFIELD Mass-~F'orbes G. Wal
nc, Mss L"Nnes, coats and suits. Miss
Eoley. dresses; Syndicate Trading Co $50
Firth Nvenue. '
W!LMINGTON. Del.--R. Topxis Sons.
h. H. Kahn ready 20 wear, 1870 Broad
WAY, room 5l0.
WORCESTER, Mass-S Elias WAN,
and wvnlcN's ready to wear rnlllirerv
l-Gt 8.oAlway. room 1912.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
+ r1rs

BOSTON-I-chrberGer & Asher, s /,
Achrberger. mfrs. furs; Pennsylvania
bETRO1TLG p Yost Fur Co; G. P
HARTFORD. Conn.--Sage Allen E Co
Miss @ n. DAVIS furs; 4Ol Fourth Avenue
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Offerings to BUYERS

DtESSES-500 taifctas for Immediate delivery
W 10 TO $3.50. Century Dress & Skirt Company
30 East 18th ST. Madison Square 1895.
SHOES Honest Western. made IN largo quantities
ana varieties for export Elias Berlow 40
Duane st Phone 399 Worth
DolMANs wool velour, lined. sl0.5O Also capcs
coats and suits. Rncberg Al West 2lth st
KNIT JERSEY FABRICS mapped one side for
mems jackets: desirable. durable inexpensive
BEChER. Gramcrcy l2io BECKER. Amsterdam
NY
WRITING PAPER STOCK. NEW HOSIERY C1JpS
ear lots: samples on request. clean dry high
grade. BECKER, Amsterdam. n y
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Classified Advertisements
LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS

-0S Diamond flexible bracelet set in
T, p,a'ncn. 30 Wednesday evening. either at
Riverside Drive TO West End Avenue
tAence TO sad Street $500 reward for re-
,Hrn oF Information leading 10 recovery.
Mts. .'! L. NJ. Tetun. 915 ". s7th ~: Phone
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Butter.-Receipts we're 9.l51 pack
ages. Creamery, higher than extras,
d., 81 q d63@c; extras, 80 score, 621ac;
tirsts, SO to 81 score, 61M62c seconds.
S3 to 81 score, 59@601ac; lower grades.
564 5Sc; unsalted, higher than extras,
b4l0641ac; extras, 63M631sc; frsts,
81 "a a 4c; seconds, 6OM61c; State
dairy tubs, finest. 61M62c; good to
prime, 57@ SOC; common to fair, 47M
56c; renovated, extras, 50@51c frsts,
as Il (a491ac; lower grades, 45047c;
imitation creamery. frsts, 4SM49c;
ladies', current make, firsts. 46M47c;
seconds, 44@l44hc; lower grades, 42
q 43 &c; packing stock, current make,
No. 1, 43is@44c No. ?, 4211M43c;
lower grades, 39N42c
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
AGENTS WANTED

A BIO CHANCE TO make money selling the uni
form bread board and knife; soils on sight, send
b5c for complete outfit every housekeeper wants
one; world beater for long PROFITS write or call
Ben r. Loeb. 25 West 23d St. New York
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Sugar and Coffee

Sugar - Prices were unchanged
Stocks IN Cuba are said to be heavy
The weather continues favorable to the
growing cane, and crop estimates made
at the beginning of the season are ex-
pected to be fully realized.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Tea

Increased interest is being shown in
Ceylon and Java teas. Jobbers report
ed sales in good quantities of all varie-
ties. higher basis of prices is ex
pected if the present active business
continues
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Livestock. Meats, Provisions

Following yesterdays prices compared wit,
those Of year ago:
Yesterday. rear ago
prime. 100 lh. S400 @Si80O $500 @Sl5So
Dressed beef sides.
ID. ............. 10 q .2s 20 a .23
to PRIME 100 ID 1900 q la25 1900 a ,7.oo
Dressed yeals. city.
h. .,.....,.,.,. 40 @ az 20 q .2s
five ewee. 100 III 900 q i400 ZOO Is 1000
Live lambs, fair TO
prime, 100 III H. 90 q 1900 1890 a 1880
Dressed mutton ID 20 d .26 rs q az
Dressed lambs. city.
lb ......,....... 30 q 80 % a 81
Hogs. 100 ID ... 1000 q 1880 1878 a
Dressed hogs. ba-
::; :s s:; X s. s ,,ss .sss
Lard, Mid. W. 10 600 a $4,000 a 2e. 100
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16

HELP WANTED MALE

AGENTS wanted 70 sell tho Aerol Stove Burner
takes the place Of coal IN kitchen range or fur.
mace: sells for sl5: agents profit. IS; proposition
can be sold year round we have been selling these
agents Aeroil Stove Burner Corporation lls West
MEN wanted. experience necessary to operate
moving picture machines In theatres teach
you; good paying. steady positions. Gall day or
evening. American Theatre Building: tel. Bryant
1919; entrance at 644 8th (42d).
PACKER experienced in glassware and nstru-
ments. "ioughbys Photo Supply llO w BED
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Coffee Futures.-Prices advanced

Coffee Futures.-Prices advanced 6 to
. points at the opening. Buying was
encouraged by improving peace pros
poets and frmness in the Brazilian
markets. Brazilian holders are looking
forward to the reopening of the Central
European markets, which are expected
to absorb the large surplus supplies
now in Brazil.
The range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PARTNER who can ti.yc.. Sc 900 TO $1,000 IN
caah wanted for going business Silent or nc.i-o.
A return OF s3d00 per yea assured at once, with
p-ospeot OF double earnings IN years timo An
swor N Unusual Opportunity" 400 Tribune.
downtown
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Com m O dities

Continued iron. page sirtecn
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16

Northwest continued to show unfa-
vorahlc conditions.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Hay AMI Straw
Yesterday

Hay nni Straw
Yesterday
Per ton year ago
Timothy. No l.
large bales. s4100Gl S29.00@St 90
Glover. No. mxd 300 q 90 23.0D@ rs 90
rye Straw No. ! l5.O0ii 1900
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Statesmen
SIDE LINE
statesmen

waving successfully good class Of prospects
viii ind at Room 6lo. Fiatiron building an ez,
ceplonally move, interesting article that arouses,
genuine enthusiasm: sales are surprisingly quick
easy and profitable. liberal terms. Good presence
essential.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET

,oMrLIwr, ATTRACTIVE ROOMS for hnress
woman Protestant Apartment a-0. 400 West
In u. or inquire Charlie. is2 Madison ave
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16

Cheese Receipts were 2,Sl2 boxes.
Wisconsin primary markets easier but
dealers in the west Offering cheese for
eastern shipment for no lower prices.
Local trade fairly active. but most
lolders free sellers. State, whole milk,
fresh flats, colored, lb. 32M32lac;
white, 33 \ q &c; average run, col
oled, 81 &c; white, 32a4 33c; lower
grades, 500 Bic; twins, specials, white
81 q q 33c; colorcd, 32c; average run,
white. 3212c; colored, 311Ac; flats,
held, 3612@99c; twins, held 36lA a,
Csc; Wisconsin, whole milk, twins. held
sac 39c; fresh, 31l2 M32c; single
daisies. held, 35M3Sc; double daisies
held, 35M $50; fresh, 81 N32c; Young
Americas, fresh, 32A M33Ac state
SKINS, specials, 23M2312c; prime to
choice, 21@221ac; fair to good, 15d
2Oc; lower grades, 6Q14c.
Eggs Receipts were 1880 cases.
46c, storage packed. extra firsts 44l2
QQ45c; hrsts, 43@441ac; gathered, ex-
ira firsts, 44@44Ac; firsts, northerly
sections, II z N431hc; Southerly sec
tions, 40h a 43c; seconds and poor
er. $3.50 4Oc; dirties, No. l, 38laM
39hc; No. and poorer, 35M38c;
checks, good to choice, dry, 371aM
3s1sc; under grades, 35037c; state,
Pennsylvania and nearby Western,
hennery whites, fine to fancy, 51052c;
ordinary to prime, 46050c; gathered
whites, ordinary to fine, 46050c;
Pacific Coast, good to fine, 4SQ49c;
western and Southern. gathered
whites, 44W50c; state, Pennsylvania
and nearby hennery browns, 46@47c;
gathered brown and mixed colors, 42(dl
Acc; duck eggs. nearby Indian Runner,
fancy, 66M6Sc; Baltimore, 66@67c;
Virginia, 58@66c; Western and other
Southern, good to prime, 5S@63c; far
Southern, common to fair 60c goose
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Diamonds

DIAMONDS AND JEwELRT BOUGHT
FOR CASH. estates appraised purchased.
BENNETT. I75 Broadway, upstsirs
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16

i2orli ST. aos wEsr--Larre and small neatly
furnished rooms: 81 10 50 weekly
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16

PATENTS.
Over 70 years. practice. all communicattors
strictly confdentsl; handbook patents .rse
request; speca. facilities for once consultations.
Mum g. Co. patent attorneys. 6ll Woolworts
Building. New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Orchard md TieId

Orchard and Field
Beans marrow.
= 100 10 ....:: :sl1.75@ = sle.e5@125o
Peas. Scotch, 1919 1000 500 ii 500 -
Potatoes. new, bbl A.0U0pI7.00 5000 1,5
Apples. Northern
spy, bbI. ..... e.G0@f2.OO 3.OOG 600
Grapefruit, box. 5000 100 1850 $50
Oranges. box. 80. 1000 $50 2.OO6 500
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Detective Agency

"ESTLOTORN's Detective Agency-shadowtns, con-
hdentta tnvestisations. &c 80 East 42d. Phone
Murray Hill 2743.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
FURNITURE FOR SALE

ELEGANT rccmA furniture tor sAie on account
leaving for Europe Phoiiu Schuyler f6os nora
inCs TIL IL o'clock
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
Observation-Disclosures
Petents

multigraphing. stenogrs,hy. typcwrtting: all hoGrs
ressonsble. Coyne lie Nassau st. Beekmsn s7a
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16

TYPEW WRITERs RENTED
Non -visibles. 3 Months. $500
Vsbles, Months, $3.50 & up.
THE TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE
10 Barclay St. Tel. Barclay 473s.
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16
BUSINESS CARDS
Desks snd Office Furniture.
Carpet Cleaning

Carpet Cleaning
Careful. CARPET CLEANING COAPAyY- -
Cleans by compressed air. steam. hAni a a.
aoor 4le List <Sth st. cOE d BRANDT. Tsass
thous 1872 Murray HIl
New-York tribune., 1919-04-16

TYPEWRITERS RENTED

Eon- visible months s. Visible months 81 so up
Initial payment aVses purchased,
AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO., INC,
539 Broadway. al Worth ST. Tel 5409
20 E. I'D ST. OPP Madison Ave. }Franklin.
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-17
TIN IN l018

Tin ia one of Che flow highly use- m metals that are practically not produced iu Che United states proper Tho output of tn from domestic ore In 1918 was only GS toms. nearly au Of 10 obtained from placors in Alaska
 Tho tu imported in 1918. as metal and n concentrates amounted to s285f short toms. Che lmgos, Quan- city yet brought into Che country In any one eyar
 Deposits of .tm orc arc found in California Virginia North Carolina. south Carolina. South Dakota, Wash- iue,on. Nevada and New Mexico. but Che orc at some Of them cone a.us so utuo Gin Chat it can not be mined with profit
 Tin concentrate from Bolivia was handled at four mcltlng plants In hH country which produced from it over 10000 toms Of metallic un.
 A report Of tn in 1918. by AdoIph Knonf hos just been published by thc United States Geological Sur vey Department Of Che Interior. a0 a chapter Of Mineral Resources for I9IS and can be obtained free Of charge on application to thc Director ol Survey 1l Washington
Douglas Island news., 1919-10-17
GOOD SEASON

After successful season In soulhcaatom Naaka the whaiou Starr n and starr m. of tho United States Whaling Company arrived m soaUuc from Che company's station m Port Armstrong Tho smr J Of Ono fleet .a ou her way down from Che North
 Tho thrcc whalor during lho aea-
 on barsed total or l2i whales
 he Star taking th.rty-sx Che Star n thiry-two and tho Star ll dny- .hreo About onc-half oi Che whales aasred were sporms and blue whales
 owe bad at icast ono exciting os- 1cronce during tho season" said Capt. Prod A. Hoyick maatcr Of Che Star u "lt waa in July when uo barecd big fellow c.ghy-a.z Ioct long off Cape Eisccomb. We had harpooncd Che monster Che bis- rc.t whale taken by any of Ono vca- fela Of ho 0eot Aflor tho hupoon had found Its mark Che whaio strat- cd oG at a good clip. and despite Che fact chat ihc Star n was going iul
 speed asIern he lowed our vessel for quite distance at about ton miles an hour After am exciting hattic with Che monster which taste ed about eight hours we harpooncd him second t.me putting him out 0f business Seattle Times