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New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
Further Rise i'm
Stocks Induces
Profit Taking
Despite Slight Irrrgularity
at Close. Traders Feel
Recovery Will Continue:
Pools Are Again at Work
ne momentum of AdVanCinv nrice,


'"'f'eo 'uf'h'r IN the stock market
yesterday, but the movement was not ne
uniform as on Friday as rr,t, ,o.,.;u
afnc+oa - 0'''' ''N'"s
>"' '0u" parts OF the list, i'm
parting an irregular tone at the close
All through the short snssio, tba WOW
ket revealed svmntomu nt t'r ,.'a'
strength, iudica,inr thc+ ,ho nn,,'.,,', - ~. +
I'VE influences making for recoye,.,. ,-.,r w
lier in the week were stilI dom;ta,t
buying Of the rnils n.,,, ''',...''.;
common stock rising sharnl,. op ro'o.. ,..N
Of possible absnrnt;nn o,c ~, th i'pp, :
properties hy tho Dolnr.aro wy ,,'a ~
wanna & Western. which hn. .rro,,nna 1,", "t'
its intention of d;,.n,t;,, ;.is "r''.u y.
coal nron.r,in. .rh.,n ~! ~
actua nncoti,,;o,i I,I. m..N 'ten no
ruisition ~, c,,,,.l, r \" ','c "c-
wanna, but !, is rnns;3nr'.I 'I ,.;,f;i i..; "',
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New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
ID. ( K. e.. Weakens Again

Denver & RIO Grandc iSues turned
weak again despite the announcement
mat the recently organized stockhold-
ers' protective committee vii! hold its
trSt netting neNt Friday. 1t was said
yesterday that former |. :. District
Attorney Butter Disman. Of Denver.
would cooperate with Daniel W. Rlu-
Menth.! as counsel to the committees.
Inc preferred declined 20 o. d Few
low for the year, and closed AT Is Tor a
net osS OF l. points. Tie common
got down :" 27s, closing at 3. off half
a NN!nt.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
Offer Swiss Internal Bond.

y. ls'!in & Co.. of New ork, and the
ShaWmut Corporation, Of Boston, an
Hounc"d yesterday an offering Of L new
ISSUE o. SWISS government i per cent
three al GN," y"ar notes. The secur;-
ties are dated September and mature
,ptembcr ., 1928 aud 1872, respectively.
The notes are in determinations Of 500.
1000, 5000 and 10000 francs. and the
offering price is approximately 1865 for
1000 atrancs. The principal and inter
est on the securities are exempt from
all Swiss taxes FOR holders not residing
N Switzerland and are payable in
francs i" Switzerland or a. rhe Offices
OF lse!n & Co. and tre Shawmut Cor
pora'on g, he prevailing rate Of ex-
change
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
Standard OIL Of Indiana

On continued reports of .arye
stock dividend impending buying ol
Standard Oil Of Indiana shares con-
tinued on the Curb yesterday, ard the.
stock sold a, 725. a new hioh on The
present move. In the las. four wears
the company has earned $500 share.
net on rs $3O.o00,o00 stock youtstand-
ing, and has paid only $S4 a share in
dividends during that period. u {,
now believed that shareholders are 10
get part ot chesc accumulated earnings
N the shape OF additional stock
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
I'm Wall Street
Erie n Feature

Al POS the common stock Of the
Erie Railroad sold yesterday at the
highest price Of the last two years.
he first and second preferred issues
also were heavily bought. and made
new hi@hs for the year, The sugre<-
tion that Erie viii eventually pass 20
III" control OF the Delaware Lacka-
wanna & Western may or may no, have
been responsible for Ghe strength in
the comPany's shares. but. nevertheless
1T was credited in important banking
quarters. whore it was declared tina;
some sort of an alliance between the
TWO properties nigh. easily result in
dement's to both. With the segrega
ton of its coal properties Lackawarna
VIII be placed in q position where il
w'1I not be restricted by law in tha
disposition of its large surplus. In
anticipation Of this brokers have sug-
gested that the management has a!
ready accumulated large line Of Erie
stock in the open market.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19

IN the recent genera. recovery IN tie
listed OIL shares ard - row about i've
points above the years low
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
- --
Silver Market

Silver London, 59'2I; Neg York
domestic ba-. Gage. fore gn o3a,c
Mexican dollars, lie
New-York tribune., 1920-09-19
Railroad Shareholders IncreaSe

Evidence OF investment buying of
tire railroad shares in August follow
ing the announcement OF the advance
IN rates granted the carriers by the
Interstate Commerce Commission is
found in the increase in the number
Of shareholders Of the Pennsylvania
Railroad for that month. On Septem-
her holders of Pennsylvania shares
numbered l2S.3G3. an increase of 96s
ever August aud l5,44G over Septem-
Der l9ls. Since tho tirsl q the year
the increase has totaed 1888 shares.
IN both the numhcr Of shareholder.
anu IN average holdings tho Septem-
Der ilgures established new records.
omen stockholders the first Of this
montn numbered 81 .3S9. an increase OF
6,lss over the preceding year. and they
hold 30.9T p"r cent of the $500, 600 900
capitaA stock. as against 3O.07 per cent
on September /. 1919. On Scptem ber !
foreign holdings constituted ONLY t.64
per cent of the total, az comuared with
ID Per cent before the war
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27

FAIRBANKS, Dec, 27-WiAfisl0 oler, who in the stampede days of 'ss discovered claim No. % on Eldossdo Greek, one of the richest strikes usads in the Dawson country, left here re- ;ently for the Alaska Pioneers Hooe < Sitka, Alaska, broken in health and Icing helped by friends.
 Soon after his discovery, 0ler, Ut guessing the value of 'his elain, 'aoed to a man named Charlie Ahderson. Jler believed he was getting the best # Anderson on the deal Andsssse fought 50, too, and tried bGs xaasaao get his money back frou otr 1tssf he deal was closed. Later Aadsssoa ,ook . fortune from the ciairA.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
SEWARD GATEWAY PURCHASED
 BY NEWSPAPER MEN

Fl. c. Stea. editor and proprietor of the Cerdova Times and H. B. Selby editor and proprietor of the Valdes Nher, last week consunated the par- chase ef the Seward Gateway, and arc plannins b give the Gateway City . live, up.so-date paaer. Esr sssesal msuths the deal Aas Assa unilr wsy but the proposed ssle of the paPer by the trustee held up the purchase unta title csuld be cleared
 Thsss ss.tlemsnt believe ihat Sew ara is oas of tho coming cities of the Third -divisiou, and. the purchase of thA Gateway will greatly clear the nswspapsr 6sld in the division en- ahiag Rs .c~n to secure . cheaper s,d better service and eliminating much of the friction which caused the railroad commission to abandon the only logical site for its opershons' Nr. Elliott Stewart st one time con neeted with the Gateway, later inter esssa in the puhliahing businso sn ya,asz. and one of Ae hat known rrinters in the Territory is m seward to look over the outfit with sSiew of placing 1t in shape for better work and will b. m important factor in ths de v,lopasas hssinsss. Possession will be given tas asw owners some time 'n January. =.>
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27

n
 VICTORIA, B. c. Dee, 27- The British flag has been raised under most unusual circumstances in the ,ast, but probably the conditions were
 ever. stranger ,Shah those of the re- .ent eersmony. held iat Swanson Bay, then two divers. nearly 100 feet be- ow the surface of the sea, hoistsd the ships ensign on the flagstaff of the ;unken Prince Rupert, whisa is >aow ] process sof heinz ssivafsd. -.,:
 ! While going around the stern of as vessel one diver had found sin. . box 1t the foot of the flagytaff the ships .nsign. Signalling to his partner he ,ook the emblem from the box, bent it ,n the halyards, and slowly hoisted it. Standing at attention, his, hand raised :54 salute, his mate, sang the Naiona' :.knthem. through the telephone con- .nectien on his helmet to his tender on the surface.. -.. .:..
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
RAREY MORNING FIRE

YsuGsrdsv nssaias tha sAria shrisk of the fire siren and tas riagfW~ As fire bell aunou.ss5 te-ths paeDse- s9 Ss~arf&Aas . Inc ha bssa rg5sxtsd A few sses.as later .=ths 4is truck driven by Fire chief cuase ~iaA4 De swetnan aboard, emerged from the fire station on high, asd headed for the bay. The fire was in tho biz ware house on the dock. Smoke could be seen pouring out through the biz front doors. The hose was connected in record time, the water turned on, and the fire extinguished before the majority of people had learned where the fire was. The fire was caused by the biz stove becoming rcd hot and ig- nasinx the blanks on which 1t stood. n damage done was slight being mess3y caused by water. Seward has a fire chief who knows his business and it is largely due to him that the fire yesterday morning was speedily put out
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
DENY ENTRANCE TO FOREIGN SHIPS

WASHINGTON. Dec. 27 Senator Jones last Fr1ss day introduced in the Senate bill denyng the entrancs the conditions set up for m Merchant marine of the Unit ed States The House passed the pension b after sMo st the Emergency TarrM Bill when Senators Pat Ha!T son and Maon cbieeted to the usual custom dspensg with the reading of the b which action delayed the seno ing of it to the committee.
 The Senate House leaders practically agreed on pro san for the enactment of the Emergency Tariff meSuro which serves as an embargo on the importation of wheat cott0n wool beans and provisions to aid the farmers.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
SPOKANE ARRIVES

Despite conspiracy between Neptune and Boreas te
 the S. S. Spokane and rob the passengers of thu joys of Christmas turkey. cranberry sauce evervthne lar to his honors He held the Spokane at Yaltat until he passengers had lined their bges with everything iron keep their stomachs on an even keel and get it well settled before this especial ocean greyhound began doing sh
 and tobogganng down the aQuaous mountains west of East Cape - .gEs,a < E
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
:TO INVESTIGATE CULT

DENVER, Col Dec. 27-The chief of police has ask d the District Attorney te investigate Joshua ves the lead of cult of hundred people in this place known as free love Sykes is known in Oakland where crowd of citizens became ncensed because of reports of his teach ngs. tore down the American flag burned his tent hrew him into the Baptist Fount which was part of his abernackle He then claimed he had vision and advised his followers to- DO to Denver with him.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27

TACOMA, Dec, 27- IA sTaeena hospital, in order to prsvent . pix-up # babieA nov takea the. meaaers fin
 ger prints aad ta. ehiid's foot srin4'.. Records of the lines ef the feet, which :.e said not to change auriis life, of- ser 1. permanent meaas q aatifiea- ion, phgsitass1 - =. ,......- l,
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27

TOXIC. Dec. 27- A terrific earthquake as reported ast ruRy m the kansu province. Ine earuhauake tooA lak on the sixteenth or December. Two tho1sau casual ee bre reported 1t was at first reported that this ear nlake was m the bed of the Pacific Ocean.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
FOREIGN CAPITAL NEEDED

LONDON, Dec, 27-A wireless dispatch from Mos ow aYs that in speech delivered by Lenine while ad resng the Soviet congress ne qecared tnac Cn reslo sto1of transportation and agricultural industry for Rus ia only possible if the governments program of cleo was put through with funds raised bv conces Eli0nS t0s4oreiRn capitaL
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
RNI ID DENY ENTRANCE 10 FOREIGN SHIPS
WEATHER REPORT

SEWARD 25' Cloudy; North Anchorage 1e Cloudy Strong North Matanuska 20 Cloudy East Gale. wasilla l! Cloudy Strong East Talkeetna 20 Pt Cloudy Calm. Gold Creek { Clear East.
 Hurricane 6 below Clear North. Summit IS Below Clear North. Healy 1 clear East.
 Nenana ebe'ow Clear North Fairbanks 8 Below Clear NestA.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
MILITARY RAID VILLAGE

CORK: Dec. N-T The military raided the village O. onlane % m County Gork % and arrested twenty four per
 The Evening Standard announces that a relief sh' rom America is enroute with supplies and goods for the ufferers from the recent fire disorders American ,athzers are sending large sums of and the Eng ;sh- American quarters are sending aid &m<'>
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
OIL EXPLOSION KILLS

.F f,AJVESTON. Dexas Dec, 27- One man was killed hv a enoso of oil on the barge Balkan at the South;
 rn Faclc Terminal last Frdav and later the ire spread n Tanker Hastna igntng the oil Tanned bv strong
 aInes Spread to the conveY0r and the elevator eaner Aschenberp which is loading grain is also be- aeSSd to be iii danger. '.~,: "
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
REDUCES PASSENGER FARES

VANCOUVER Dec. 27- The Canadian Pacific R R. annaced last Friday reduction of ten percent on twenty peFcent increase but new the higher
 ate mte4feres srth with haMiuess.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
MANY: KILLED AND HOMELESS

x sTIRANA, Albania, Dec. 27- Forty two people were siled and two hundred injured result of recent
 ar1Hualake in the lOepleu LuStl4cL. Smat ii cates are due to the thinly populated cuntry Five iYafeu were maue hOnleeSS IMe AlueIlcan teu CrOSS
 ent 5n supplies to the stricken people.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
GANGSTERS STILL WORKING

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 27- Despite the increased police vigilance due to the recent attacks of gangsters thirteen residences robbed last Friday and two at tempted burglaries reported to the police.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27

The light sprinkle of snow which <sll yesterday hid tho slippsry spots 90 thoroughly that many people came into esatact with the sidewalk or tho streets while .peseefally strellins. If Pu.sy Foot Johnson d bssn spend ins Christmas in ssw1d and had not. iesd ths people dipping and falling he would have immediately concluded that they had been inbibinG tso well of the forbidden juices. Twas only Inc iea. Wen voueh for that This b . heas dry town and ginger ale and iee ssssn de not effect the less or the bod. Even Pussy foot weuld have eosns to grief on soms of tho smooth
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
OFFICIAL COUNT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2- The population ef the United States on January 1s 1920 wos lO5. Y1ese eures were announced by the Census Bureau last Fay Tie figures will be uEed as basis for the reapp0f0men program in the House of Representatives.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
DELAYED TELEGRAPH FLASHES
 ASKED TO SEARCH

TORONTO, Dec 27- The Navy Department last Friday asked the Canadian government to assist in the search for the American Naval Balloon which has been lost since the 18th of December.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
HIGH PRICED BOOZE

FL PASO. TEXAS, Dec, 27- W. E. Carpenter. Col ector of Customs at this place announced Friday that M Juarez b00eggeFs were getting thirty dollars case f0l Mexican whiskev delivered in Ell Pas0.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
COUNTERFEIT PLANT SEIZED

NASHVILLE. Tenn. Dec. 27-- The police arrested three men last week and seized unfinished counterfeit rency to the amount of $15.0OO. -l -
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Dee, 27- Iore'than 300 applications for oil and leasing permits in various parts of Alaska have been filed since the oil land leasing measure became . law last February, according. to figures made public by the United States and office hare The total of. tie claims covered by tho applications is es0sss
 acres. t&,. ;'-:s..r' 's::,
 Government officials whoAavs made
 m anslysis of tho rush to ths eil fields
 say that 1t l. heaviest h ths AlaSla Peninsular district, sa6 1t is stdictsd lat many prospectors who have besa opssa&ang in other fislds Wfll nsxt Spying move to the Shers ceuntzy vet of Geek Inlet. More than Aak sf itAs total number ef applications d.sd ksvs besn for psrmits in ths nsieA ASethesd of Cold By, opposits Kodlak fiiaaA. Rsesaily arrivals fiss csai - report n sxtsaaisa k - no
 to ths, ,dishset vt ef Ials bseAassl. toward Bristol Bay, xhl ! ssd tsss equally = pronisi,s ! aslF f aet supsrior. ts tAe eoastal assas. ;
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
WATCH YOUR BREATH

5 5 s BELL INGHAM. Wash.. pee.. At orfieV Baldfsf announced last Friday fat hepaans tl lave the Grand Jury next week summon nvestgato
 prsoers whose breath snelled of intoxicating quors
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
HELP REDUCED

PORTLAND. Ore, Dec, 27-The Oregon md Wash noto has ordered fifty shop laborers laid off within
 five 1t was announced that the roau st cut eAVei IeS. 9s
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27

OTTAWA, Dec, 27- The investments of the Pulp and Paper industry in Canada total $264ooo There ninety nine plants. 6 ..ssT s sa HALIFAX Dec, 27- Fire last Friday caused $5oo,- 900 damage in the business section
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
SHOP CLOSED INDEFINITELY

December 27- The New York Central shops were closed indefinitely last Friday throwing several hundred men out of work. |: s.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27
THE HOTELS

The following people are stopping at the Overland. Mrs. P. A. Cook, Ed- m Bates, Dan Arson, James Xeuras, Chas Fox and Carl Mortensen.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27

At the Seward Hotel Antone An dsrson and Fl. V. Asiiley are register cd from Mile 52.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27

Inc guests of the Sexton Hotel arc J. o. Preston. Be-. Denny. F. O. Ny berg and Fred Waekwits.
The Seward gateway., 1920-12-27

} Siwasd ths ht0 TsaEist .
 } Na ef Alaska. Hshsins- . M1Aias ssi sesassy-B Bsst . h sAs Tsrsiseey. . | A a q c
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
GOOD REPORTS COME IN OF
USEFULNESS OF LIBRARY

The Salmon public library is able
to report the donation this year of
no less than 120 books to increase its
and purpose in life. Mrs.
]. H. Wright. the energetic chairman
of the library committee of the Wo-
mans club having in hand this
work, says that the average
daily number of callers who make
use of the library and rest room is
around 20 persons who come in from
the country. One of the best uses
she recalls of the place has been the
visits of youth from out of town
who has regularly spent an hour or
two there every day while here for
attention from one of the local physi
clans, thus training a fine mind to
the habit of reading. Mrs. Wright
says her committee is going after the
city fathers to increase the appropri
lation and in making this request she
lfeels that the benefits are too mani
fest to call for much more than
bare statement of the needs.
| The next meeting of the Woman,
club. to be held Thursday, May s. a
the home of Mrs. Phil Rand, will b.
lin charge of the library committee
with it's prominent features includinl
a duet by Mrs. j. A. Herndon an,
Mrs. Kirtley, book review by Mrs
lStriEgfellow, a piano selection and
lreading by Mrs. isley.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
FOR SALMON Rlv-
ER HIGHWAY IMPROVEMENT

Senator Whitcomh is back from
Challis where before Judge Cowen
he had charge of defense in man
damus suit brought in the interest
of Mackay in the matter of the appor-
tionment of public road funds, which.
according to the contentious OF the
board of county commissioners,
were sustained by the court.
should not go to the Mackay end of
Custer county but BE applied on road
Improvement on the Salmon river
highway between Challis and the
IPahsimafoi.
Mackay roads had already absorb
ed S65,000 of the recent bond issue
of 100000, when that locality was
Organized into highway district
Then the petitioners from Mackay
sought by mandamus to obtain por
ton offwhat was still left unapprop
riated amounting to approximate,
$24 900. This the court denies ant
allows the commissioners to use i
on the Salmon river road.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
SPECIMEN ESSAYS OF
SALMON SCHOOL PUPILS

Seventh grade school essays have
been handed in by Miss Royers as
follows, showing good work in that
department of the Salmon schools:
How to Increase Ones Earning Ca
pacity.
By John Benjamin.
Many boys and girls like to earn
In getting money we must
first have a job While still young
you can run errands or carry in
wood and show people that you are
willing to do work and do it cheer
fully.
You do not always stay young and
therefore have to keep climbing
higher Many, when still young
start bad habits such as going in
debt and smoking. Smoking takes
the energy and cheerfulness out OF
you. The boy that is growing up
that hasn't these habits, where are
you going to find him?
You'll find him with good ant
steady job, going at his work with
great pleasure. When they see hin
trying to make good and taking in
Iterest, why he has plenty of jobs.
Cleanliness and politeness arr
other things that help you to ris'
higher. Don't waste your time OF
something that is not worth it. ID
something that will bring results.
Healthy person are better suite'
for a job than weaklings, for tn
simple reason that sick person !
not strong and cannot stand tn
strain and responsibility.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
SCHOOL DOlNGS.

The Sophomore play, Cupid at
Vassar. given last Friday night Mt
the High school auditorium was a
great success. Although the hero OF
the play, John Shook, was quite a
sick boy he went through his part
splendidly.
The three upper classes have de-
cided to go In all together and have
one big party instead of each class
having separate one. We all believe
that this is about the best method
10 pursue as school is nearly over
and there is not much time left Tor
all the activities which We have
planned.
Thursday morning the boys baBke'
ball team left for Challis. They eX
pect to be back tonight.
A John Snooks has been absent IRON
school all this week on account o
pneumonia. We all miss him anf
Z hope that he will be with us agar
soon.
TUESDAY we had meeting Of th'
Athletic association. The treasure
gave q report Of all the money lakeI
In and outstanding bills
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-04-30
STARTING UP THE POLITICAL
FIRES IN LEMhl COUNTY

The meeting of the Lemhi repub-
licans two weeks and the coming
meeting of the democrats this Friday
evening may be said to start the
political pot boiling for the year in
this county. The democrats will
renominate their present represent
atives in the courthouse in the
sheriff's. treasurer's, county attor-
ney's and probate judges offices,
while the republicans expect some
changes in the offices they hold.
particularly in the board of county
commissioners.
The state representative from
Lemhi, William NJ. Snow. democrat.
will be nominated for state senator
iif he will consent to run for that
office, or for state mining inspector,
if his friends who are insisting
upon that place for him succeed in
getting him nominated. The repub
lican standby, Senator Whitcomb
may not desire to run again and in
that case young Roy Shoup. the re
turned soldier, will be put forward as
acceptable and worthy the Whit
comb place.
John A. Pearson may be prevailed
upon 10 run IOT SHtIlu Ou tAt Ic
publican ticket, according to reports
that reach The Recorder.
The meeting of the democrats Il
for the purpose of getting togethe
in nobody's special interest.
So far as can be ascertained tn
choice of the Lemhi democrats TO
next governor of the state of Idah
would be either Judge William N
Morgan of the supreme court o
former Judge James r. Boutwell,
Judge Morgan is at present worthil
: wearing the robes of his high office
while Judge Boutwell, resigned froI
:. the bench after a splendid public SCI
vice thereon. The democrats of tn
2 state, it is believed, would rally
I the support of the entire Democrat
a ticket with either of these leader
e Former Governor Alexander is NJ
a candidate nor willing to acceI
under any circumstances. @