davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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,turcs ranged as follows:
CUICAGC IIyE STOCK n

Chicago LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. Sept. 2s Hogs: receipts. 1000
strong: heavy, ls.oon l1.i1: pigs - 0nN IL -.
. Cattle; receipts, 3.0c0; firm Beef steers
heavy. FmM 1890. Veal calves. -. . n y 30
sheep: receipts. 1900: steady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
HAMPDEN-S SIDNEY ELEVEN
WILL BATTLE v. M. |. TEAM
Tigers Arc Prepared ~ Give Cndc,s
strong Flight Tor Gridiron
tlonOrS.
Especial To Tho -rinos

!SPcG Al 70 The Times DiSpatChl
itAMfl'tN-Sl SIDNEY. Sept. "E--HaIi,D-
u"n-SldneX and Virginia Military In
st''ut' VIII clash IN their opening game
~ IN. season tomorrow At I,cNIngtvn
me Tigers have one OF the strongest
I.cN"nS ever seen on the local grid ron
ana are expected 20 give the cadets a
"raks Jones. quarterback for two
;t"m. sands, last years center has
been Shitt.d To guard while Marten.
heavy fishhurnc Military Academy star,
MI! hold down the center position
Morse Bonn.y. OF Norfolk. haifbact
On \. ! is all South Atlantic tcaru. is
sNNecteG to play - leading part in the
.! IS"TS efforts 20 cop The championship
banner this ycN- "
Adams. guard on the 1917 champion
snip eleven. IS making strenuous pulls
Tor his old position. Fulton iIogshCad,
\. NJ. n veteran is i certainty in the
me Of IL tense and Piggy lIosshcad.
10 pou1d"r. is expected to make an
early icport to tho institution
MaiIS Stars 81 The alumni arc on
ne ground daily assisting Coacii'
lloNnE"r tr Whipping his men into a
,nrmida BE team. among them being
t'uEe. oliver and Warren 9
follows: " ~
SEPT o7,,-v Nj J. at Lexlneton.
oct Sd; VI. 6. A. Richmond
.!cn --k AT Richmond
nov. w. < Nj At Norfolk.
Nov N.-E ". -. at Luxembourg
Nov. lH--E. =. at llampden- Sidn,v
NOV. ~. y VI. at WILLIAMSBURG
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" d2Es ago stated
WILL SHOOT OFF TIE TODAY
Brock swell md Sh~rrirk Compete mt
west End Gun tiub Traps
for Title.

To between prs. Brockwcll and Shcr-
rick At the IVES, End Gun club will
he PLAYED oft this afternoon At the
Wine D-. Shcrrich. being young
shooter with one years experience ON
IN" range. has he edge on the Charles
CitN Hope Or. Brock wclLI is q
seasoned shooter and the latch "a
expected 20 bc q close ono.
Three shoots viii be staged in Octo-
Dor. and at the final one the silver
trophy VIII b" awarded 10 the winner.
~ he trans last Saturday. i:ob Cabcl II
and Nrf Daniel outranked their on
ponEUts and stand around the ton Tor
the championship contest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

MEM YORK. Sept. .s-Rradstro.t's
iomorrow, VIII Fay: Labor troubles
have huikcd large IN the trad. and
iuduSirihl situation this week the
local steel strike. which has rendered
POSSIBLY zoo 600 men ID. not ali or
'hes" strikers. by the way, leading in
IMPORTANCE While buying and pro-
ducticu have alike been curiailcd in
the key industry and operations in
many primary lines have tended 10
mark tmc pending q clearer vi,,v Of
~" outcom" OF this struggle. II is note
WORTHY thai. .NC"pt in sections inlmc-
niaie!E affected by mil! and furnace
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
NEW YORK rRODTCE MARKET.

NEW YORT ent % t :; NM u
advances in cotton and lard the colt onscrd
oil market jumped sharply today and closed
10 To H' points net higher. with the largest
iransactions since the market rcopened
sales. li.mo barrels. Prime crude. i5.a4W
1000: prirn" summer yellow. srot. 22.6o nom
inal: Octohcr; y % hid: December. ia.9S and
March. ia.in. both hid.
NEW YORK 1--WE STOCK MARKET
NEW YORK, sept. 2G.-- Reeves. steady to
higher: stcera. 200 n l5.2O: oxen. II. 90: bulls
6. s. a q. so: hcifors 500 a : 90: cows $50 6t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
AMATEURS TO NAME OFFICERS
NcchnR 90 lii"hmond Bn.rhnII A>su-
'i"''"n 1" lie it"Id an Tridn!
Night.

Mcrnhcrs 10 Tic richmond Amateur
i'iecb"il 'ounission VIII hold their
nHti W""tlnE ~ tho season in Murphy's
ti"tel aHditrrium Friday night. Octo.
e'f q vas ANNOUNCED yesterday.
"!u ne trauSnc,ci wut be In" election
~ D'Ntrrt ipr the next season
!hr"" leagues were IN c..gt"nc. dur
NIX NJ =.Hrpu inat closed = few davs
$50, ali ~ them completing a success
iHi campaiyn pcnnant winnors In tho
i.'.H"a ""Tc ~ ioliowE: Taxa. Eol,
,"Wihct ei"l Leg quo. silent Athletic.
Gun, It:chmpuf League, and H. H.
EfS5cr. Athlete League.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
WOMEN TO HOLD BOWLING
TOURNAMENT IN CHICAGO
Many Prominent pinycr. plan to v
'hrt IN National Event Neat
.ipril.

ST LOUIS. Sop,. os-.rno ,-o,,..,.-
national bowling tournament viii one,
~, ~, ne HrnS.nH%r Wabash alleys i'm
1900 ON Arm 81 Entries TO tho.
~ nelly. u, secretary of the assoCi,
tiuh ~ compiling tho records oi IN,
lhrcc tournaments held and the con
autuiion and by-laws viii bc p,ihlisbc,i
~ phmph!6t form and sent to ltcil,brrs
as soon as possible. Mrs Kelly r..
TchtiE visited Milwaukee, and Miiwau-
kc" women Will make a strenuous -
iort AT the Chicago meeting TO lana
thr I'2l tOurnA'nent for thrIr a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
NEW yoKK CrKn M,1,xr TT

Ne NfbRk. sept. .G.-Tho market ON
M turp MAS again ono Of heavy trading
WIN new nigh records mad" In many is.
spe~ ana with price movements iucludIn =
."FPh'rS In several issues ranging from ,
l" 10 points United Pictures Corporation
~ 'rhct"d attention. moving w from isI. to
sn, NV hsh record Of 2"f. following tho
ei M oompanys activities There was
$50 h"PNy trading ia American Safety
Ea"or. about loo shares changing hand.
~ -"'7 10 iH:i
Trading i'm oH shares was very active
United states Steamship MAS again in, on
large scale making a further advance 10
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SIC .MIn Shake nn nctnhcr mi.

NSsW"I1TvI T'r"Nt
LOUISVILLE KY, Sept %. - The
$4,000 i.atonia championship stakes.
said to 10 Amcrioa's richest race. Will
h" decided at tn" I.atonia race course
saturday. pCtoncr II. according to an
n"Huccm"nt by the Kentucky Jockey
cub. Announcement Of The date had
hccu Withheld until details of the
Wprid's series baseball games were
mad" known in order 10 avoid con
nc with the Cincinnati date. The
race js for three Irar-oldS at one mile
ANA three quarters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Weekly Cotton ucylcw.

NEW YORK, Sept. 2G.--Thc cotton
market has shown Il generally firm tone
uurlhe the last week and /, sharp adj
,taicc IN prices NERVOUSNESS over con-
LIONS IN the steel trade and prcdic-
.,Cns mat SPOT demand would Subsidc
niooI me hlling OF September engage
caused some irrcrularity ,I,;r,n,. -"
TEn,iIcr part OF the week. ON the whole
H., 49,. ne market was dominated bv
u ,, news and the buying today was
previous 'n"h any 'liii.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
CARDINALS, 2; PIRATES. |
Iny A.enctatch rrcs.

ST. louis, Sept 26-Mollwltz's sin.
b in the twelfth scored HornSby with
Ia run that gave s.. Louis 10 |
ptory over Pittsburgh today Nichol-
"a, who was the only rirtSburFhcr 10
Il beyond second. scored tho visitors
be run with a four base nit IN tho
kst The locals tied tho count IN the
ZENITH on triple by HornShy and
iHenryS single.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

JOCKEY MURGRAVE KILLED
bur IL3rseS Fall at lIay-rs de- Grace
and F.ach Rider suffers
81 Injuries.
IHz UnivnrsAI ScryL.c

HAvRE DE GRACE. Sept 2e.-In ,he
Pr6t accident of the racing season.
tckey Phil MUsGravc was Killed AT
Havrc de Grace track today.
-Four horses fell, two q. which had
be shot, and Jockeys Schuttinrcr.
Sert and Bernard were painfully
Iuiaed and cut
jockeys were not killed
Is sheer good luck. The four horses
.Iatn n heap on the back stretch near
= half-miIe pole.
Ausgrave was instantly Killed. his
Gk being broken He leaves Young
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.BII6rc IburIIee bend

NTbNNTN. TAr Sept. 26.--,IudEt
non \ i'ardcc. senior Judge OF tho
~ Appeals. died at his residence here
'hr!E today. Ills death was the rcsult
81 an attack nt acute Indigestion sur.
f"rcd Thursday morning Judge Par.
doc was Gig ntY-tMn yearS old.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

LIVERPOOL. Sept. 2"--Cvttun spot in
good demand: prices higher. good niddling
-; 80 inily middiing. 2oiS: middling. Ie.ss;
Tow h'ddiinE. 1905: good ordinary. lG.3s:
ordinary. l5sj. Sales. 500 bales Including
HT,s"p american; rcCc!pts 3.eob bales; includ-
ihE ',p'D American. Futures closed irrcgu-
iAr ana unsettled: September. @0.i3: Octo-
nrr. el-l": November obs: December. eo.lS
January. @Oi?. March. COOS: May. I'gi
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

YANKEES, 8: ATHLETICS. 2

NEW YORK. sept. eG.-ln = ra-ri..l
gam" ending ia" American I..aEu"
Jason nj the Polo Grounds today a..
\ %pke"S defeated the Athletics 20 4
'R'trtS ana GUOuc were both hit Ear.l
tnd while Mays really had the visitors
nut OUT "rrat.c throwing Of tn. ball
hannan gave Philadelphia 'ivl runs
IN. nlh.a inning Score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

NASHVILLE, TENN. Sept 2a-Ii,n-
the home OF Robin Cooper. and Nor,
Lee Jones negro servan; thyre. Were.
arrested this morning by county OIL :
Hansen, OF Memphis. who describe
himself as Il psyco-aualyticsl detective.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
SPORTS


S S;Sp; TaiwGs. trresular yealss 1SooN2a.oo:
Suui,IS. l-.Onh 90. SrcascrS. $50 a $50.
sheep aud lambs. steady: sheep. iV0aI 80
""m,ls. 20oU3,5o: lambs. l20o1 1885. cults.
LOGS lower at lS."ou ls2S; piss. l',ooIi'.5o {;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
New lori- ): i'TiioEc .lii... :.
Detroit. 10: Chicago. :.
GAMES TODAY.
Detroit at Chicago.
Boston AZ Washington.
ihi!Idelphia at New York
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st. I0uis,
Pittsburgh

Two GU, when winning run scored
fcorr b. innings r
te<bursh .....I o o o q @ q 6--i
Louis .....0o o . Q O o " ID
Il IN m v Two base hit-t'lamons.
rec base hit--iiorusby. lion. run
dhoisoS Saor!nqc hts-~lcmons, Mc-
nry. CuiShnw. Double play-LavAn TO
rnsby 10 Mollwif@ Lett on bases
tsburEh. $; 81 Louis, Q. Bases on Ga
['ff Schupp, 3 Struck out--Adams 8
nupp, =
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
TIGERS WHIP WHITE S0X
AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPS
LOSE ERRATIC GAME. 1917
DC troit Hits Sullivan Hard While,
Gleason t'iNr> Most Of Regulars
Day uf.

CFuCcGN sent 2s-Ds,-.-- easily
dsfeatec Chicago "a 20 in an c-rat!c
game Tho visitors hit Sullivan hari
Alc Nsre helped along by ragged sup
i>oT. NaraG"C Gleason -ale mos. OF
as regulars rest. score.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
RICHMOND NAY ,iAerEr.
whole rat" ;'Gnf"''ur ~ -v~n"rrr
Richmond. Va. SCOT, - i3l
CHICAGO GRAI< MD PRoDUCE

t.HiCAGc. Sept. -'--Fr"srcc,- of largo
deliveries on Se3tn cIber contracts did
coon dca today I" weaken the mar
k"t Prices closed h"uyv. - 10 5i2c net
over oats finished unchanged TO SO
H!Shcr ana provisions unchanged 20 -
cents
- L;ssssIirE futures ranged as follows:
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETs
NANNL STORES

S.AvANNAH. GA. Sept. 9s-Turpen,lnc.
dull. l5o,.; sales. 5o receipts. ~: ship.
incntS. 81: stock. 1900
Rosin nrn': sales. 37i. receipts 1913: shin
inn'ntS' Lev; si"vk. ia.i"5 Quote: -. $50:
- u, 10. +. iI.iI g. ~. IL 30: l. Is "a: *
-'p': NJ 700. y. - %: Wt $50. wv .. 50.
COFFEE
NEW YORK, sept. 2G-Spot coffee. ouic;
"ni steady; Rio -, Ii. Santos A.. 20,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
PISTOL Duel Prove. i.ntnI.

IN'KSONN ILIIE. Fla. Scut Pa
Mounted police officer Charles T.. Turk
mutt forty iehi. early this morning
h4oounh"d {" wounds received shortly
hiicr midnight in "A pistol duel with a
hrHI" whom he was attempting to ar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
DODGERS. IS: PHILLIES. 3

icy associated Press
Sept. 26-RiHcy
Fi1nhled in tn" siNtn inning today ami
fooklyn won au easy victory over
Filadelphia - to 6. 1t was IA. las,
me of tho iocd! National League
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

suspension. the tone of reports 10
chccriul. JoDbinE and retail diStribu-
tloh have alike been large.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
OTHER BASEBALL RESULTS

AMERICAN ASSOCIATIONS
81 Paul : Toledo. o.
Kansas city. &: Columbus, 6.
Louisville. : MINNEAPOLIS. 3.
Indianapolis. II: Milwaukee. :.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
Eos take TWO GAMES
HAMPS DEFEAT CHICAGO
BY 6-5 AND 80 SCORES
|iiec md Carter hit Freely I'm Open
snE Tilt. but Fielding Proves
Sprrtncular.
fRy Associntel 10

Sept @6.-Thc National
|aRue champions N,om both games pf
double header with &hjcaEo today
scores Of u : and y 10 @ In ne
Et game both Saiicc and Carte were
Irce!y. TIL, ,, as WoT in II" a.uih
singles ~ WiuEo and Saiie,. : N..l
faw by Etric- and a Sacrs tlc. ~ tN
push. In the second game t'iSN,' reid
ItcaS3 20 iEIeo hits and was urN'r =
niger. Vaughan shut out the leaders
+ FIVE innings but they Tel. On BIN
the SIXTH FOR il hits which w.'S
wild throw aud 5wu passes sect. "a
Een runs. Ia i,eds iJ.'doS ~ cham
Prshir form "a both game. 7'ae
breS:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27
SECOND GAME.
Cincinnati.
Gicazu.
70 by !00trrH-

yicaSo - Go
.eiruaa -. % ol
Summary: Two-ha>N hi's-SuItr. Ea-.
=. Frihcrs. Double p'sys-Sr!th 20 RAN
Dauoeri If. on base hiSaEo GIN
Vaughn. :. STRUCK ov,-., Fisher
Vaughn, I.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-27

iEsls3 Football nrs,r)ts
fGkc Forest College. o, Davidson. u
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-02-28
BROWNS EXAMPLE

There" asid Brown, with a shake
Of his head,
"I've painted the house and the
barn and the shed!
The fence has been fixed and the
lawns been moved,
But do wish the town would fix up
the road.
It's shame, call it, just plain and
fiat,
That we have to drive over roads
like that!
III wait no longer, I'll start today
And fix my part Of it, anyway"
Now, Brown was one of those fell
lows who,
When they start thing just rush"
it through
And a week or two after. as his
neighbor, Jones,
Was driving home with a pair of
|
Browns road was dry, while his
own, next door,
Was mud to the depth of foot or
more.
"By George" said Jones, "I'll let
Brown see
That l can build roads as we'll as
he!'
Now, Neighbor Smith, who lived
below,
Saw Jones repairing his road, and
so,
He fixed up his, to be 'ln the
game"
And Neighbor Robinson did the
same.
And soon every householder in the
town
Was trying his best to "beat out
Brown
And now when the town committee
meets
To talk of roads, they call then
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-02-28
CARD OF THANKS

OAIVD We I1AINhO
We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks 10 the kendrick Lodge No.
26 A. F. & A. M. also the l. o. o. F.
and Rebekah and the Needle Club
of Juliaetta and to the many friends
of orr beloved daughter and sister
tor the beautiful floral offerings
and the many kindnesses extended
to US during our great sorrow. We
especially thank the Rev. H. P.
Nelson for his kind service.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. M. Talbot and
family.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-02-28
METHODIST CHURCH

Services will be held at the Grand
Theatre, March 2.
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Preaching, Rev. James 1l:OO a. m.
Young Peoples Service $50 p. m.
Preaching 7:30 D. m.
Be present and witness Gregory
wrestle with the bald-headed man!
American Ridge
Sunday School 1000 a. m.
Preaching 11:00'a. m.
by Rev. J. C. Gregrog.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-02-28
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

YOU are expected to be at the
opening exercises of the New Era
Movement at the Presbyterian
church, next Sunday Feb. % at
HOO a. m. Sermon by pastor.
sunday School at 1000 a. m.
Sr. c. E. at $50 p. m.
Come let US forget the discourage
ments and come worship and give
thanks. G. W. H. Smith, Pastor.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-02-28
Streets"

streets.
The moral this tale to the reader
brings
Applies to roads and other things.
Reforms, like snowballs, will keep
on growing
If somebody only sets them going.
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1919-02-28

Daily Thought.
Human Improvement is from within
outward.-Froude.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30

selling coal this is the only practio.
a. way NJ determining his protlH
tu the other hand the operator
canuot take an inventory, 50 II n
not possible TO apply the inventors
method tu him. and he has no
HnderWkcn "A perpetual business lie
/ mas made a specific purchase Rud
when he has Sold the thing pur-
chased he has finished It's transac-
/ ton
The law OF 1902 made no provision
| at all for depletion. which IN sup
posed 10 represent cost OF goods aoid
consequently under tfat law oper.
a'urs were taxed on gross sales
(which represented both capital and
income.
Under the law OF 1918. an allow
hh'e ui pur cont Of gross salrH
was made for deplcllon or cost of
goods suid. which meant that con
gross hod arbitrarily decided thar o
per cent OF an OPERATOR sales ~,
resented cost ~ goods sold aud Vii"
other y por cent profit which had
the effect ot prcsupposing that every
inNcs mont made ny An operator IN
an oil ur coal property was gOinr
go yield profit of 1900 per cent and
opcl uurs wcr" taxed ON mat basis
ion the years 1913. 1914 aud 1915.
Tn" lutrr laws provide for 'r"R
aouahlc allowance" Tor drpl"iiuu
based ON certain nrhuray rulc. and
regulations ~ the treasury depart
mcut whirh In their practical AT.
phcatouH ga many raEos. are nothing
short of ridIruluHs
TN, country needs fI"l oN and
coal operators are irving harI 'n
produce o. They are entirely willing
lu pay lHNcs ON the profit ih'N real
ilo IN producing II Would II not
boz the part OF wisdom to stop right
lhrr" and not tsN them on ihtN
LOSSES or 'Npcc. .u'iuuF
We have mover been In close touch
with coal operators and know uut
little nhuu' them We du huN" AN
intimate knowledge of oil operators.
We know that they ARE OF he game
bird epcrtra They face their losses
mud Hrr fnrlr expectations go EliW
mcriur with comUnsurc aud are al
ways ready f,r another adventure
However 'hc recollection ut having
been. siuuE fnI ttN ON SAID In"sea
ar expectations often gives thcni
pause on the threshold Of The new
adventure
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-30
and Coal Strikes
By p. w. Hart and Tom ID. Boydston

the figures quoted were ht,od on 'hc
excess profits tax rates lu effect
for the year 1917 which ranged from
~ 70 30 per cent
We had, for the year 1913 only. a
war tax ranging up 20 50 per cent
but, for the present year, We have
only the excess profiis" YAK lcr,t-
lcised so severely ana justly by Mr..
McAdooJ, ranging from 80 10 20 per
cent.
II would seem that II tho smaller
operators were given a square deal
In regard 20 taxation they would ho
able ana Wiling to come across ana
do the nccdtul In the way ot settling
ihis disastrous controversy I'm which
case. the pressure OF public sonti-
ment would iihEy force tho big up-
orators to come across also
So much for the unfair systrm Of
taxation applied to at least purt Of
the coal operators.
Taking up the question "a TO
whether the profits shown In income
tax returns " coal operators are ,u
fact real profits ur lre only f,ttg,ous
or estimated pfutis whfrh Wty NOT
u" realized ana, in many casAs never
ar" realized. We. being familiar with
''' ~ ''''t' 'ANN ''NANlF'' ~. hltl n IN'
ing that coal operators are required
TO max" their roprns on the slmo
basis as OH operators. sluutIy main
tain that the income shown uu am
operator = income iaN Includes both
has income ana part uf his capital
HIS return shows his Eius. sales
az gross income. H." Is permitted 20
take 81 deduction his expenses OF
operation He .H allowed IN lieu
OF cost OF goods sold. a certain arhi.
lrary allowance In ,hc way of drpl"-
ton This allowance In no case is
equal To the amount Of sales, This
system rrcsupposcs that every sale
Of a tom ~ coal CO.. barrel 81 oil car.
rios an element OF profit, when. as
q matter OF fact many operators
have incurred aud are Ncurring.
without knowing It. n heavy loss.
The Argument.
An operator who purchases q
lcnschnld. purchases merely the Ut,r
To "A quantity OF coal or Oh ZEN b.u.'
that he hopes or believes Is rtului
down In the ground purpus!ng, II he
ascertainS that such stOra"e really
exists. to bring II to thc surface nnd
sell Il plecemcal Afler he ha"
operated for year. and has nsccrr
tanned that he has the production tn
some quantity and has marked a
given volume OF same. II 1t were
possible To use the inventory moth
cd. It would hc easy IA determine
whether Il profit has been realized
or a loss sustained and to what cN-
tent
Hut there is no possible way 20
take an inventory Of ming hidden,
or supposed la bo hidden in ihr
bowels OF the earth In The absence
OF an inventory, It is an absolute i'm
possibility to determine whether the
adventure will evcntuate IN IA gain
or a loss
II It were only that the operator
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said "Oihcr mina workers are paid
by tho day The day lnhorcra gen
orally have received advances ut
wnrrs since lgll equal To and I'm
some Instances In excess ~ the In
crease IN tho cost or iNIng.
The proposition thai a general In
crease of 1lGi per cont hy glN"u
IFS simply proposition tu give go an
mluo tabor Ihr percentage ~ tho U.
crease required to bring the ,'rs ~
Labor that has received the inN,-,
percentage up 10 the present lowell
~ liNlug cost. even though tuH' al
thnros the other groups far above
lhr amount necessary
Doctor Garfield pointed uu' that
s,utlatIcs OF the national Industrial
conference hoard showed ONLY '3
prr cent increase in he cuEt uf l..
INK ana that on this basis the mIu.'"
would he entitled to only sk rur '.n'
wAgc niiVencr
ON 40 annual output uf 100000
OOO tons loctOr Garfield said M"
additional wage bin woulj npptoN
mate Ss2N onO 600 with a - 81 prr
cont advance. tl07 600 000 with
- PEI cent Increase and y obW
GOO with q.S per cent advance The
average earnings Of an minp work
cra u 1918 whs 81 hbO.b6O or td,lN
pur day worked. Doctor CARTE .l
said rhh conclusion wns based ou
Information taken directly from the
monthly cont sheets on which in,
opcrn tors rcpurtcd 10 the fedora
trade combustion
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MEAT CAUSE OF
KIDNEY TROUBLE
axe Salts to Flush Kidneys
IL Back Hurts or Bladder
Bothers.

lol must have your meat eva~y
k,t cay ~ hut flush your Kidneys
a salts occasionally. says "A no.ed
"V'''y who tells us that meat
-, u''' a'if which almos, par
-. inc kidncvs In their efforts 10
p.i Il from me blood They he.
lr,,. "uSssn and weaken. then yau
' Win dun misery in the / IA
b. .es.on sharp pains In mo b,c,,
kou, headache. your stomach
ongue IL coated ard when tho
(.lrs" y lad you have rheum.ii.
\, So me urine gets cloudy. ruIl
|o,s uehi The channels often Get
bel sl irr.'ated, obliging Won to
~. night VI 'hree tmos during
u a. neura lie these Irritating acids
Il, te the kidneys and flush orf
flnc., u,'nons waste get four
fscy bs,, 'Ad salts from any phRr-
rl,.. axe a tablespoonful IN
oi "a'er before breakfast ,or
len uAls and Your kidneys vii
k,s, me. This famous ealis is
kro, ron The aid Of Crane ana
Insh Juice, combined with lI'hin
ln been used for generations 10
|.y su auu stimulate sluggish "a
(ris. 20 neuiraiLze The acids On
I,s,, 70 u no longer irritates ,hus
la soia'dtr weakness.
\ ~. ef'N Is inrxpensiva. ,,r,o.
|sc.n, ~, ~ makes a delightful offsr-
"'A'a- water drink.-Adyt.