davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-08-19
ADDRESS BY A
BLACKFOOT INDIAN
Rare Treat in Store for Those
Who Attend the Methodist
Church on Sunday Morning;
Chief Red Fox Will Appear In
Indian Costume and Sing
"America' in Native Tongue.

Indian Costume and Sing
America in Native Tongue.
Those who fail to attend the
Methodist churchsS Sunday morning
will miss one .afthe finest and most
novel treats that has been offered
to Idaho Springs in many years.
Rev. Chief Red Fox Skiuhushu, q
Blackfoot Indian, will speak on
1.-THE Philosophy Of the American
- App1itr in fnl
kfoot costume, erlbellisap,
with ten thousand beads and wover
in typical designs on skins.
Chief Red Fox has the endorse
ment of churches, governors, com
mercial clubs and many other or
CARNATIONS in his efforts to bring
better understanding between
his people, the native Americans,
and the white race. He has ap-
peared before 25, 600 people in the
New York City College stadium,
under the auspices of the mayors
committee, and in other cities
before the leading and best clubs
and commercial organizations.
In letter to Rev. Recter W
johnson, pastor of the local church
where he will speak, Chief Red
Fox has the following word to say
to the people,
Friends: am writing to you and your
official board asking chance to lecture
or preach in your church. on date men,
toned above, on 'The Philosophy of
Life of the American Indian and His
Patriotism" and great Indian problem
of today-his citizenship and the neces-
sity of progressive training for our In
dian children. The white race should
not forget 1.-The only true Americans.
l appear in full costume of my tribe.
At close of my talk sing "America"
in the Indian tongue. The terms | ask
are reasonable, a free will offering,
which goes to help me in my expenses
and further this great work for the In
dian cause.
/ bear credentials from Society of
American Indians and American Indian
Tepee association, of which | officially
government officials, Metho-
dist churches, Disciples of Christ, Bap-
lists, Presbyterians, other churches,
clubs, lodges, etc.
In the name of humanity and patriot
ism, for the Christian welfare of the
Indian race, will your people share in
this worthy cause by having real hun
dred per cent American to give real
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-08-19

Miss Helen Warren returned
Tuesday afternoon to her home in
Denver, after i two days stay here.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-30
Robbery at Moley
Hdrdwore Store at
Beach, Tuo Others

N2s q lie biggest hauls ATTAINED
s--ss season ~ h1-giarizsns a4 s4a-sS
-si2d homes was thar uasse = i, az-s,r
sstsAr SIis morning ~ the Beach. whsr
x : Valleys hardware store
ts@saepS grocery store and Ssebosson
: renders meat market we~e rahha7
q considerable ssock ana cash.
Ihs N4iev store w.ss the haaxsAS.
sessr, - tie Burglar. sviaenslv m
aese = esss1 tie caSa -esisr4- a.
-ssa ! cI W51h them together wrs-h
alscEs SSe contained n ths re-SSta-
Al nSais.S reels. fsS flights sns
ZSrSe csz8s21y cF S5verwara xa-s
Sakea a Wez Tat ne thieves we-e
1isS rs7iSIsstSsS WAS shgHa BIZ tBe faet
t1at tie entire stock 81 sslverura-s
vs. lad or an onle the most az
s'sssSafe taken Aanager. 4 ". shaw
was UDAale this morning 10 rnsks an
estimate g he Loss, - Il Is not known
sUsil N inventory i t4ken. Is Il the
eNesst e tas sosS.
The hack deer q ne NSlev stare
] stao4 open Fass morning. the thieves
apps s1tsy Saving gone or fhzs way
he S4ShQa ana NSCAolsan & Fen
g. S-ora. 0eEt GGa~, EzS easere1 al
zae same tine. 2 iarse quantity q
+ gracErses besas remove 1 Eron ths
EiSAQp ssore. a. weI a. about s.
.rnn4 tse cssA register Prize hams
pork lelms aua Gems ae-ahle oghsl
nests were removed fram the neat
saarssf NAich ocean5ss 3 poE-30E
SCI 8Ae hS4ap store. 6latFy INTO hi.
Store wes made hs q rear 3 in6oN, ths
screen aelzs found torn away TN
saasnins
"A elEe . the ROBBIE vas ebtaines
~ Charles Osborne 81 the Red lis.
hns. " be lives nesr the store
rehle4 Re reported this m0rRIn.
aat ab~af 4 O'Clock he heard a nols'
aDa arising SAN q snssn slipping GU
rem the TeaT IS the stores towsTi
xeae streets He described the ma
s. sac~f heaFy sci. Nh dark sal
ana wkA sap pasls2 Gown over n
ane festlcn 81 his face
a,ias W ~ 8eGng ana T.
sra waekI1g en The ease
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-30
kenney Appoints
His Committees
for Council Work

az lae ast resHIar Business Haeei-
als - tb@ Sea breeze council held
ASnGsv eVea5ag &arcA =. MAYER C
A. ksansg submitted lhe following
esss1E s.stee sppoizI1tats ssr The ea-
Uas
Fnanee- Ter Bates 49, Tol
zL~
Slsee.sEleuE w-k-asea "a
Bates
I-2e and 0-dez Taa-lasoa WlAla
@o4 &l6 fis1srE
Buildings Ra-sS AID Ssu--4-5l
E s-si2So-- Flemag aad d aar
Waze- and LEnl-Ba Miller -.
nscl
k n 81 Cuy IS 4ashaz-
sE parcaaSe tAe Iecassssy Office
~a a1a lae asla -l- aiAs
ordered
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-30
Much Business Transacted by
Old and NeU Councils When
ToUn Officials Take Up Duties

A. The As1 sessea s. ne go cora
81 ADsaay evening 1as EaSseE Ter
see as Ssar was unanimous a6eps-
3. b ths oayfo2s Peach Sisx fathers
i waS unanimously agreed that &
woala Require > total O. shoae So 27a
. cary 81 he lacs1 government Tor
1he eo0iaS - months made ~ 6
the following hxe6 s1a estimated
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-30

he o1sh1 10 stand ey hss gals and
that ths proposed ordnance shocid
not pass While Navo--elesf F1rr
wss present while ghe roGas ana dis
CaSs3oa vas ID progress. he m2ae ne
comment 81 TIE matter
Two building permits Nsrs ref@rrsE
e Jae b lang committee wlJa fsou-e-
= eeJ- Oae Ter Mrs Nee D. Ros-
blns 1or i've srucco bmSsicRs
lots X ara L. block - Palmetto
street. 70 casI s1-5ee each As
soT George L SnzFh st1cce sss5-
dence &c coSt Ss.5ae AZ ehe ce-aer s.
Coates ana Kemp streets G i VIZ
.nS. contractor
Treasurer F5sn-E P0l5sz presented
3 h5ll fer S1ee so- extra services 81
connection With tie imarsv eEea
bonds = wsa - cons aere6 s. -he
next meeting N connection w3th sim
ilzr bills 10 b. presented - ~EerS
Z l. Selaen and Collector g. Al Far
ker
Payments were ordered made 90 the
DUN Improvement company and the
Atlantic BltaalIzhic company for coa1
improvement IL TIE sum of 81 .fslu SIS
The former ana S5.oea - the Easter
L SsS reported that Attor2exs 8-sa-
dlS Fish 4 Huh had accepted uau15c-
ipaa improvement bonds n 3quiaa-
son 81 their professional bill aga5n9g
the town for s. eco. for passing on
J he tltles - Dsytona Beach real ss
state when The money Vas raised &c
make possible The street improve
meatS
From express ions made and asfieus
taken i seemed evident that tht neV
) council VIII look carefully after the
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-30

Published astana
Sc copy-Z0c per
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-30

genuine money naksrs We Ct ire best
paying apartment house propositions ia Fi5Tioa-
Year roa-d location. Terms desired. Revenue de-
from iris place will pay for - years Phone
s7& or - far tsis rezs-ses. rs BARGAIN
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-02-08
STATE INDUSTRIAL
NEWS ACTIVITY

Yor.ns .on-Ten toa Gibcon mill to
be installed in Mason Pass mine.
Hamilton-Eurega- Hamilton mine
ready financially to lush develop
ment work.
Carson City-Mining activities north
of city greatest in history of camp.
Goldfield-Silver Pick lease of Red
Tcp mine ships three carloads Of ore
assaying between s53 and $50 ton.
Fallon-New equipment enroute for
local oil companies. Calnevac Co. to
start immediate operations.
Goldfield Sandstone Company plan
ming deep work on resumption Of de-
velopment.
Reno-Uniyersity enrolment in
creased by 20 per cent over any pre-
vious year.
Klondyke-Seven foot orc vein as
saying $50 struck on Golden State
property.
ia makes big new strike of $50 ore
on 1850 level.
Millers-Simon company planning
20 take over power line TO Hawthorne.
Carson City-January apportion-
ment of state distributive school fund
$164,0
Fallon-Valley farmers complete
pooling arrangements of alfalfa crop.
Tonopah-Big ore shipments re-
ported at Consolidated Spanish Belt
mining property.
Fallon farmers sign up for 800 cows
to further re-opening of creamery.
Goldfield- Sixteen leased blocks on
Consolidated Mines property ready
FOR active development
Broken Hills-Broken Hills Com
bination Co.. organized for develop
ment of promising property.
To-onah-Mills ship bullion valued
at $200.7S0 for first run of new year.
Fallon-New rigs arrive for drill
ing In local field
Tonopah-Cynide plant to be erected
at Valley mine on Patterson noun
an.
Klondyke-Two 50-ton carloads of
ore being shipped weekly from Golden
State property. Activities throughout
district increasing radidly.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-02-08

ing sent to new Mammoth camp for
active development.
Bristol York capitalists to
develop Silver Dale mining camp.
Goldfield- Construction of Gold
Hill camp completed and development
on large scale ready to start.
Tonopah- Tonopah Mining Com
pany prospecting on Virgin ground
near Palmetto.
Winnemucca-Wate situation for
Lovelock valley for coming summer
exceptionally good.
Coaldale-Darms Company to fur
nish coal to companies drilling in Fish
Lake valley.
Midas-Ore running as high as
$4,000 to ton struck on $50 level of
Elko Prince mine.
Sulphur-Black Rock Oil Company
sending drill down as rapidly as pos
sible.
Pioche-Black Metals Mines Co. to
increase shipments of silver-flux ore.
oldfield-Sandstorm company to
take over new claims and thoroughly
develope.
Rye Patch-Diamond drilling UNI
covers rich ore in Rye Patch mine.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-02-08
CONTINUATION OF
THE HUMBOLDT

CONTINUED from Page 0ne)
When Is the Junior Prom. coming
off?
Wanted-To take writing lessons
from some goodpenman. H.A.
I. 1.
l wonder what the meaning of
original" is? We have been told
"Winnada" is original.
+ i.
b. ADO you like Goldfish balls?
H.H.-I don't know; I never at
tended one.
ECHOES FROM THE ELkO TRIP
Theresa docking over the menu in
diner Saturday morning)-Is this all
you serve In one order? I'll take two,
please"
Bertha (coaxingly)-Mis Bra Me,
do you really think foreigner is SO
bad-if he's handsome?
\. +
Listen to La Verne tell about the
aviator she had for dinner Saturday
night; some fish.
What was a 1t Marguerite found,
and Fern vamped? A villain? No,
soldier.
Il IL
Phyllis Tin diner, jabbing orange at
her mouth and hitting Fern's)-I
didn't know ordered shredded wheat.
4. J.
The Conductor to Mr.. Scott (sooth-
ingly)-Too bad; all girls. Which is
the Oldest?
Saturday night every fifteen min
utes: Pit-e-pat; pit-e-pat.
Blanche-Miss Bra Me, do wish
you'd let me sit up.
Question-Who was sick?
4. i.
Why did the soldier on the Western
Sunday offer to trade his suit for a
pair of snaps? Ask Phyllis.
j. 4.
Fern lin the tunnel)-Hands on
your pocketbook; there is a villain in
the car.
We're still wondering why the train
was delayed eight minutes at Red
House.
Conductor-All aboard.
Mabel-Do you really mean It?
4 1.
Bertha OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES did
Humpty Dumpty break when he fell?
4 i
Marguerites romance started in a
tunnel, and ended on the desert. He
wasn't sure he liked bobbed hair.
Marguerite will let hers grow out
Immediately after the tournament
4. +
Theresa docking out of dorm. win
dow at the graveyard) Marguerite
did you ever see SO many bee hives?
+ +
A couple of designations were pre- |
scented. but reconsidered. and conse-
quently the same stars will be at |
Reno. They can't be lured away,
boys; you needn't try.
+ T.
Phyllis-You girls will be coming
to Elko year from now.
Mr. Scott-You're right. Phyllis;
you can't play after your twenty-one
Carson City-Thirteen permits for |
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-02-08

Carson City-Thirteen permits for
oil drilling in state received at U. S.
land office in one day.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-02-08
WEATHER REPORT

For the twenty-four hours ending
at 8 am. today Highest temperature
Yesterday, 80; lowest this morning,
70: mean temperature yesterday, 20;
normal temperature yesterday, 80;
prevailing wind direction, southwest.
Weather forecast for the twenty-four
hours ending pm. tomorrow: Prob
ably rain or snow and warmer tonight
and Wednesday
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-02-08

Phyllis-You girls will be coming
to Elko year from now.
Mr.. Scott-You're right, Phyllis;
you can't play after your twenty-one.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19

ne upozorilovani, re jaro o.
pravdu Sc blizi a co jest nam
ciniti, abychom je d1stojne u
vital. Jinou neklamnou znam-
kou jara jsou vykladni okna |
modnich obchodu. Tam to jiz |
kvete jake V zahradkach V ma
il a ty klobouky jsou vytvory z
rise snu a baji. DalSi neklam-
nou znamkou jara jest, re dny
Sc prodluzuji a sukenky kra-
If. Ony sice nebyly ami V zine
prilis dlouhe a nastavajicim
iarem znatelne sc kraft. Dou-
fam, re vazeni ctenari mi pro-
minou, re i takovych veci 81
vsimam - cd echo pax name
oci, kdyz ne k videni? A mne,
kajicne Sc priznavam, vabi a
pouta krasno vubec - krasny
obraz, krasna kvetina, vsechno
krasne, zive nezive.
Sukne j "a toho meho ne
dlouheho veku, hodne Sc Zkra-
tily, to budiz zaznamenano ja-
ko historicka skutecnost, coz
mimo jine svedci o smyslu pro
Setrnost u krasneho pohlavi.
Kdyby nekdo vypocital, CO sc
latky usetri nasledkem toho,
re sukne jsou tax kratke, b"ly
by to zayratne cislice. Setri Sc
nejenom dole, ale take naho-
re, nebot' dnes nenosi sc zivut-
ky az ke krku upnute, jako je
Mostly nase maminky a babic-
ky. V jednom meste slce uza-
konily ordinance, re sukne mu-
sell sahati aspon ctyfi paice
pod kolena, ale tam museji zli-
stavati nejacI nepokrokovi lide.
Jest to proste nesvedomltost
zadati cd nasich dam, ably no.
sily tax dlouhe sukne. Rovnez
neodporucuji sc dlouhe sukn1
| SO stanoviska zdravotniho. 60
bacilll a mikrobu nanosilo Sc
do domacnosti, kdyz sukne Ia
hly Sc a sustely po chodnicich,
co souchotin a jinych chorob
to pfivodilo. Ones ten bacil
neb mikrob by musel umet do
bfe skakat, ably vyskocil
chodniku az ma sukni. !
Jinou neklamnou znamkot
; blizicfho sc jara jsou ovsen
deste. Il jara vzdycky prsiva
a kdyby neprselo, dopadalo by
to Spatne urodou. Tedy sc s
| tim smifme. Kdyz zde ma seve.
ru, zejmena pax V te nasi O.
blasti velkych jezer panuie
hanebne pocasi, lide touzi pc
Kalifornii, ale onehdy jsen
cetl V novinach, re te jeji jiz-
nj casti, ktera jest pry hoto
wynn pozemskym rajem, po tt
dny noci sc lilo jako 2 kon
We. Jest to sucha zeme, Anne
rika, ale mokry rok.
Konecne jednou re znamel
lara, aspon u mne jest pocit
kteremu Sc rika "wanderlust'
Myslim, re Sc vzmaha jar;
vice lidi. Vabi CHI, daleke kra
ie, zajimaji mapy zeleznicn
! jizdni rady, touha tato vrac
Sc kazd6 jaro, iako ii robinl
: jine ptactvo st6hovave.
Onehdy obdrzel jsem zali
mavou brozurku o Panam
| skem pruplavu - jako asi vsi
chni ostatni redaktoi'i - a pri
lozeny k nj dopis od pana gu
vernera, kde ku konci pravi
, "Osobne receno, byli bychon
: radi, kdybyste navstivil pru
: plav, mate-li prilezitost. Shle
: dial byste jej zajimavym m
I byli bychom radi, kdybyste pc
' znal pruplav Ma vlastni oci. :
e Ano, ia bych byl tez rae
: velmi rad, kdyby pan guvel
4 ner byl prilozil eek, fekn'
me ma pet stovek, kdoz Vi, c
y bych neudelal. Navsteva PR
plavniho pasma nyni, kdy mi
c me jeste k ocekavani studen
= deSte a pliskanice. nebyla
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19
FEUIILLETON.

nemz jednou ma tomto miste
jsem jiz psal, povidal, ze zad-
ny president v historii nasi re-
publiky, ami Washington Lin
coin tim meme Wilson nemel
pred sebou takove ukoly, jako
cekaii ma p. Hardinga; nez ia
jsem jist, ze p. Hardingovi pd-
sobi vice starosti, jak nasytiti
vSechny ty hladove, kteri Sc k
vefejnemu zlabu tlaei, nez-li
vsechny svetove problemy do
hromady. To neni tax snadne
nakrmiti ty hladove politikare,
iako Galilejsky nasytil omen
tritisicovy zastup tremi chile
by tremi rybickami -
Pan Harding ma sice k rozda-
! nj asi $4,000 zlabu a zlabkd,
pocitane-li do toho posty, ale
to jest jako kapka do more. A
kazdy zklamany, nenakrmeny
politikar, to Jest oposicnik, ne
prftel. Vzhledem k tomu ne
divine Sc, re pan Harding We
sve inauguracni reci uvedomil
IGvropu, &c my nadale minime
hled6ti 81 Ma prvnim, ma dru-
hem ma tretim mist6 sveho a
re Europa TO musi zkusit bez
mas. IL don't want to play in
your yard, don't like you any
more - tuto starou pisnicku
zazpival p. Harding Europe.
Nez nechme p. Hardinga o.
birati sc : temi jeho problemy,
on 81 jiz dovede poraditi, kdyz
prece hned po SVEN zyoleni o.
Hnamil, re bude brati uradu S
"vudcimi myslemi naroda." Tu
a tam Sc sice vyskytuji sarka-
sticke poznamky 0 takovych
'vudcich myslich" jako jest
Harry Daugherty, AL Fall, Bill
ly Hays a Andy Mellon - ne2
kazdy iiste donna, re tento po-
sleze zmineny pan ma velmi
)ripadne jmeno jako sekretai
pokladny. Jest poGitan jako je.
den 2 padesati nejv6tsich ka.
| pitalistu V Americe jest to
znamou veci, ze kdyz kapitali.
sticke korporace rozdeluji tue.
ne dividendy, rika sc, re kra
ieii mellon, cili po ceskl
"mcloun" a omen p. Mellon y
trade sekretare pokladny jistt
bude hledeti, ably ii ieho kolle
gove nejaky ten mellon" mel
: vzdycky ku krajeni.
, Nrat'me Sc ySak radeji k to
| mu, ze pride iaro, pride >
Z Jeden zdejsi casopis zada sy,
: ctenare, ably mu posilali sdele
, nj znamkach bliziciho Sc ia
i IA, iez spozoroyali a tech INA
: mex bylo tam reportovan
4 mnozstyi. 5 poteSenim jsem 5
: povSiml, re tez nekteri mas
: krajane podali zprayy znan
: kach bliziciho Sc jara, jez spc
e zorovali. ia jsem jist, re
) nam vratili Sc jiz nasi robin
! piil6tli ma verandu pfedsta
viii sc. To byva znamka jar;
ii nikoli vsak vzdycky spolehliv;
i Nekdy prichazi mraz a robin
u ma miste jara najdou We sven
@ severnim domov6 smrt. Jso
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19

I.istky ma ''Prodanou Ne
vsstu" v predprodeji V OBJ
chode pi. Srnrzoye V Ceske
Narndri Sini.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-03-19
Pride jaro, pride :.

IIJue JdIo, pllJuc
o Gem pax jinem bych dnes
psal, nez-li re iaro jest ma ce-
ste, ze zde bude brzy, uz ie-
nom tri dny schazaii a rekne-
me ZINE good bye ''na shle-
danou" V pristim prosinci. Go
toto pisu, neni snadno vykou-
zliti jarni naladu. Jest sychra-
vo opet prsi. To ovsem letos
neni zadnou novinkou, spiSe by
bylo novinkou, kdybych mohl
napsati, "neprsi''. Snad jest V
tech hojnych destich "prst pro-
zretelnosti", ktera ony prou-
dy vod vysila ma kuru zem-
skou, abychom meli co pitt,
kdyz vsechno ostatni mimo vo-
du jest nam zakazano.
Onehdy sice velXa radost
rozsffila Sc narode cd Allan
tiku az k Pacifiku mad roz-
hodnutim drivejsiho peneralnf-
no navladniho Palmera, ze pi-
vo jest lex re tudiz muze by
ii jako takovy predpisovano
jezto malych kvantitach ne
pomaha, ze bude mono dati
81 vyplnovati recepty po ce-
lych "boXnach'; nez honem
vyskytl Sc nasem state kazi-
svet, jenz tn radost kaZi. Ma
vrhuje zakon, ably nejenom pi-
vo a vino, ale ami whiska ne
smela byti predpisovana jako
lex - jenom ciSty alkohol.
Nechci tomu zakonodarci sa-
hoti do svedomi, pripiii-li 81
vsak cisteho alkoholu, kdyz je
mu "nejak ma nic," to Sc nedi-
vim, re jest pro tuhou prohi-
bici. Pokud ia vim, cisty alko-
hol jest vyborntm prostred-
KEN k mazani, ale namaZat sc
Jim - Y tom prenesenem smy-
slu slova - to by mohla byti
ia posledni opice. Byla to hod-
ne silna whiska, jez mela pa
desat procent alkoholu, la me-
la by postaciti pro onoho pa
ma zakonodarce, pred jehoz o.
Gina jenom cisty alkohol ma,
chaZi milosti.
Kan mas az ta prohiblce "a.
vede. Podle meho skromnehC
mineni nebude tim konec
pokud We Spoj. Statech ne
vznikne "pIyni strana", jejii
platforma bude obsahovat
pouze jedno slovo, sice: Pi
vo! Ia potion strhne vSechnt
na sebe a zvoll kde koho, OF
presidenta az po konstebla
posledni vesnici. Trochu by s.
tim historic opakovala, nebot
jak znamo, V N6mecku mel
''pivni revoluci' V I. 1848. Ty
hle nynejsi strany elm dale til
meme 'uspokojujl a jest to $ n
mi, die toho stareho porekad
Ia, "prast' jako uhod'." Rad
kalne Sc ruzni jenom V tom, 4
k vefejnym zlabum jsou povC
lani stoupenci strany, jez dc
stane Sc k yeslu ylady.
Noviny sice pisou. jakTn
zavratnymi problemy bude q;
pasiti noVemu president
HardinQovi a zionskV Voliva.
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UNCERTAIN TONE n
And RREGULARITY
RULESTOCK MART
Volume Slightly Of, But
Still on Fairly Ac-
tive Basis.
STEADIES AT CLOSE
Domestic Oils Are Strong Fea-
ture, With SteeIs Display
ing Weak Tendency.

NEW YORK. Nov. I.-UneertaInty
and irregularity prevailed on the
stock exchange with trading some.
what smaller than on yesterday,
put sim on fairly active basis.
snort selling and pront-taking were
again in evidence. The market.
however. displayed a fairly steady
unoertone and toward the close
prices were little changed. Do
mestic oils continued to be a fea-
ture for strength. while steel shares
showed a tendency toward weak
ness. Call money opened AZ 5L
per cent but was reduced to S per
cent at the start Of the second
hour.
Observers made much OF the kind
Of selling to which the market was
subjected yesterday. claiming al
most without exception that the
extension Of short lines had placed
stocks in a new technical position
from which IL was expecte5-or
hoped-they might start another
advance without any great EFFORT.
More than half a dozen stocks ruled
fat in the loan crowd and others
were loaning at reduced interest
rates, among them a few railroai
issues. There was nothing in the
market today. especially during the
first three hours, 70 bear out the
hopes or expectations of those who
looked for a resumption Of the rise.
international Paper.
By way Of attempting to explain
the strength Of International Paper
common today an unofficial state
ment was made in one quarter TO
the effect that the price OF news
print was showing a tendency %
stiffen. The prices quoted for spot
deliveries-3h to az cents a pound
did not make much of an impress
sion on persons who have been
keeping in touch with the news
print market These prices did
not display any stiffening and
would not have been considered
especially significant IL they had.
because spot prices are subject To
comparatively wide fluctuations
and are not accepted as a guide 20
the future OF the market The
strength of International Paper
stock in the early trading did not
endure for any long time. From a
high Of 54S IL declined more than
Z a
under yesterdays closing. The
stock acted very much the same
as this on Monday. going TO ssh
in the morning and reacting TO 5SAE
toward the close.
Motor stocks.
The market for motor stocks paid
little attention 20 the announce
ment that the Rolls-Royce of Amer
lea had omitted the regular pre-
ferred stock dividend apparently in
the interest Of conservatism. II
did react. however. to The official
report that the price Of Chalmers
cars had been reduced another $3.50
to $500. Chandler and Studebaker.
the two barometers among listed
motor stocks. sold of after carly
frmness It was stated that the
production Of Chalmers cars was
twenty a day. but that the new
Maxwells were being built FL the
rate of 100 a day.
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METAL MARKET.

NEW YORK, Nov. IA drop of
FL is reported in London tin prices,
with spot at f155 los and futures
at 2f157 los; sales so tons and $50
tons. Standard copper is Is Cd
higher, at f66 IS for spot and f67
Sd for futures; sales 500 tons and
zoo tons. Electrolytic is los higher
at ga. Spot lead is IS cd lower
at f23 It's Cd, and spelter Is Cd
higher at f26 IS Cd.
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against yesterday
holiday and holiday two ago.
January 1870 co., against s6s195
co. $50. $40