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New-York tribune., 1922-02-22

1ud kaysc~ is. 99's a9'e o9% 9ols
6 Konnecott { H. i02ls lo2Ns 1925 1925
Laclcde Gas is. 9bi, 9bi9 e5h. N5 u
3 Lib Men & l. "a ooNs 9aN 9oh4 o9it
30 Manitoba Pow rs 93as 937t 93tA 99it
10 Morris g. Co iasI0Si4 lO3ia 1881 los -
Nat Acme iss.. "a % - -
10 Nat Leather Ss. - 97i4 81 a714
73 NY MI & II 4s. 79M si1s 70 70
20 Phila co 6s..... s41s % eA5s %
II phila Elcc 6s...-1OG' lO2 1011s i0l7s
10 Phillips 7'as.1o2h lo2 lo2is 1o2N
l6 Pub Ser n / Is. 81. 97i> ~ o7tt
Robert Gair Is. a6 96 o6 %
Sears II Is. '29.1oO's ioO's zoos 1901,
DO Is. '23 .... 80 9sis 90 s9ls
. wSheen .l02i4 1O2hs 1O2h l02 a.,
S Southwest b Is. olia lol 'a 1917. lol =
! y Is, ~. .1o5 = 1882 lo5 "a lo5 Il
do -, 1871 ......lo7M 1O7a< 1913. 107a.
do 6 6hs,.-.....l06 III 1861, 106h l06ts
80 Swift&CO Is '25lOl9. 1919 1ts 10l ~
9 do rs, 19S1...l02A l02% l02A 1929
IS Texas co ...10l u lO1's 1otz l0l1 4.
: Tidal Usage 7s.10lM 101a4 10l r. l0l y
roiedo Edn Is lo6 a 105is 105i 4 l051 ;.
In Oil Prod IS. - ~ a2ia 99ia
I'm RY Hav 'as1ol 10ti. Tot lolH
Vacuum OH 7a..107i4 lO7h l07is l07is
Warner Sug ia. as Il 95 95i.
IS West Elec Is ...1o6i X 1o6aa 1861. los ~
Winchester 7'as 9694 96a4 s6'A 96a.
Foreign Bonds
o Argentine Is. 9Sis 9S's 03's oS'.
- C'ty Allegra SIS. q9ss 100 eees % ss
10 Hamburg 4Ms. 8
10 Russian slas ctf II II II u
10 do 5'4s Ctf.... 1s 1S is Is
90 Swiss Swiss 5lsa.-.... 9sN 9s'4 os4 9sA
100 Vienna 30. 40 40 40 40
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Y aters With [ nderwear Firm.

Nelson Il. Water, waa recently r..
signed - seer ary and treasurer Of
the Waters - aisrla-r 1.-1r rv. NAM.
factGrer II
elected vice-1res.dea- aad director &
La Gregg -a1erv s.,4.5. Il.
Imperial ~--r .1ary and 4.
Carteret Ss Com pany. a. engas9
IN the -ar-r zcrrre ~ urderweer ~
women Ha ~il. be actively identias.
with the ercaan1izine end o. Il
tnree concern
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
CHANGE OF NAVE

RESOLVED. that tie name Of the company
80 cIarse1 from j.. D. Suit1er COMPANY
inc 20 suffer tierlerson Company, Inc
*rd That 1 he officers of this comraHv ne and
he nefoas aie authorized 20 oNcceute. ae-
70 AXE such action as saan be racessars 10
%ffec' such change II naIqe
ths foregoing resolution vas adopted a.
meetings Of the stockholders cf j.. y suffer
....Daapans, Inc, held February 10th and 2Ist
AszI J.. u. SLLTZ5I. President
ADA DAGWELL Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22

Cotton ~pindles slore Active

WASHINGTON. Feb. n. -Ac.ivet~
ton spinning spine.es during Jalgss.
according 70 the Bureau II the Cs.
sus, averaged 35.F5i. q against T.
154.al0 fo- December, 35.074 40l =
November. 23579765 Tor October 4
322,831 for September and 3l,53sl
for January, 1921.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22

quality, which uo1er ordinary oi,..
stance neVer lid be handlsS sd11. =.
such shop a. rat in Which :. N
displayed Tno ear is thai :. r..s', sa'
ers are driving for over prices ~. W..
the large orantea makers cannot r.S. ra'.a
The little opera Tor. with small ',rae nIas.
md prac,ica ny ogernead. viii Sa,, S.at.
up cheap goo1 probably If insas,'
quality. and get the business '''''
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Shoe Retailers Dinner Mar. q

The next quarterly dinner Of the
Retail Shoe Dealers Association, Of New
York City will De he'd at Offers res
tauraut on March 2l An open forum
viii be feature o. the meeting, 70
which all local shoe re-ailers have been
invited
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Prices Rule Firm
In Steady Trading
On Curb Market
Support Sufficient to Alb
sorb Offerings OH Even
ing of Accounts for Holi-
day: Changes Are Small

Although price changes were few at
the close of steady trading on the curb
market yesterday, an improved tone
prevailed. Support was sufficient to
absorb offerings on evening accounts
for over the holiday.
Cities Service common and Standard
OIL of Indiana scored gains, while
Carib Syndicate and Simms Petroleum
sagged. Kirby Petroleum again re
spondcd to buying orders and advanced
to now high above O. rise of about
10 points in the last month.
Reynolds and British American
Tobacco coupon rallied slightly, but
Philip Morris lost fraction.
Industrials
55SS 55SS A$%s .Ssm. cssii Tssi 80 ~ 80 ~ ~ ~
3ss 3ss A%' ~ WI, as''H',. rs5 ! =. - = * 8
1000 'Bcnford Auto 25 % % %
800 sBrsdlev pf...l0O 100 90 90
900 Bran Tob reg 1t's 14N lt@s 14b
800 do coup "a. - lSS4 ~
400 'Nudly Buds. 20 70 20 20
100 FCar Light 6S 6s % eS
: g|i''2'a Ss iSs 'Ss'. }Ss> }Ss SSs'.
l5S9 Ss @jsyeia%a A@,o so* ss3s4 29~ ssoo
500 cont Motors. o5''t 81. 5,s ~
s00 East cast Nodab.. tod 57ls ~ az 90
sSS sSS Gsopss' GsoSsea cloth. c'loih -. is4 q =
l"5 lo0 Gnls''s e., c, $50 50 is5 ls4 49,
200 Coidwyn Pict. 4Ss is, 46s ~
200 Goodyear Tire. u u l0N4 lo9I
90 sSS .c.sn5 % = u.,., ~ + ~ 25' 4 ~
100 .H@ydcn chem 95 100 50 100
200 hudson co pf - ~ I.a ~,
zoo Libby McNcN 5ss "a $. 5as
29oo lincoln Mot y. ~ "a "a SA
2S Sew j zinc l5S'a l35A 1917 la5N
ZOO Nor Am Paper
100 Packard Mot.
200 do t.......lOsas lO.s. lo9As lOsNN.
1900 Philip Norris. l2A AK 1la. :.
1890 90 Radio COM 3s}s 81 =. =.
1899 1899 R'"ssg Reynolds Spe' Is 4a4 h 49% 45-.
500 100 saS@S"sy ssS5S e s rap @'p'.,ls ~ IS ~
400 Sweets Co..... 3!a ~ - % =
800 Tobacco Prod ss. 81 g. 90
50 Todd ship co.. l6 IS - -
oo u l. & II so so So 90
400OsU s steam. IL II II
60oo At ship cp.. Q
1900 Uni Profit Sh. ia "a " II
sSS sSS L 20 Estst 9iT Candy and. : !. = = $.
200 Van Raaltc % 46 45 As
500 Wayne Coal.
700 *West End Ch r. 70 ~ as
Standard Oils
looS 200 Als%tis AaF1G-Hq io6os 8' - & s.. - $.
10 Buck p I. ex-d 40 90 go 90
o Gelena @ 81 54 81 %
30 Ohio oil sx,,d ~ 267 2e9 2s9
so So Penn On..lI 10 lee -
5000 s 0 of Ind .. s6Ss Sc q s6is S6Ss
10 8 q Of Y Y 362 36S 3G2 362
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Indcpendcnt Oils

+sSS 500 AK .4A's@ a, o5 Gas. g.. J.. =. sS4
1900 'Noone OIL. IS IS lG
500 Carib Synd &C.,. SIS 37s so 37%
105 Cities Service.176 176 - ia
49o 90 pf ..>... SIS 55'a % 80
1000 'Cushing Pete.
472oo Ensinrs Pet Sc 81 So 5S
i $500 Federal OH * l1s ID
$500 Gilliland Oh ~ ~ IS : Il
1900 FGlanrock on. 9S 2s % -
500 Granada OIL. 2s, 2N. "a ~
$500 *Hudson Oil =. So IS 50 81
$500 Int Petrol. .... 14[ l49s "a 1t9s
5000 Kirby Pet .... 26s, 261a 90 90
200 LiVingston Pet ~ is ~ Ia
1900 .Lyons Pet ... ss IS s4 Sc
90 Maracaibo Oil. 90 - % %
1000 "MeridaN ....- II II IL II
100 Mex Eagle ... IL is IS =
200 Mex Pan .. 12x Iss Il, ~
5000 Mexico OIL. ia IL. tia 10.
500 Mex SeatOard 293s g9i4 291s 99is
100 Mountain Prod u u ITS IL
e sss sls'1si Ns5 81 .;.... on -. e < ::
200 No Am Oh "a s.. -. ~
1850 599 ! sNort2west nv on Il . IS is i 8
zoo New Mex Land IA IL ia IL
500 ~Omar OIL o.. = = I'll -
200 PenNo1 Oil 90. "a IS. ~
100 Prod &. Ref SO 6as 51s So,
$500 *Red Banks - % 81 81
600 ssis creeb i$$,,. ~ lss5s l97.
lsoo soo shn4s' simms Pet H7' loss ioss % 1a a. los,
900 Skely Oil .... 6is 6is 5is
900 South P & r. 2i@ 2ss ~ ~
5000 ~Stanton Oil Is 16 10 Is
$4,000 @TeXO1 . l., so 55 so 90
el00 Wilcox ....... ST as
200 'Woodb burn ... 30 90 90 80
$4,000 "Y OIL ....... - a i9 81
Mining
g4oo A-B Col Net. 2as 20. 4l1 2as
10000 sBig Ledge. - % O. 90
$500 "Belcher Ext.
270o Boston Ely. so so 50 so
$500 "Bost & Mont 80 45 - A.
1900 DO cons...... 50 "a
100 'Butte Y, 90 so so 90
1000 "Culm & Jer. is 1s ls lS
5000 Canada Cop. 25 % % %
1000 eCandaaria q - 20 26
600 Cons Cop NJ lyss IL ~ Il.
1000 ICONS VA. 2l q 2l 81
5000 "Cortez silver 80 81 50 81
500 Cresson Gold -, 2}3 27s -.
$500 Divide Ext. IS IS II II
4020O Eur Croesus 28 25 22 "A
1000 'Gold Cons
$4,000 sGoldfeld Flor II q 97 27
1000 "Gold States. 81 81 81 81
1000 *God Zone Q
$4,000 sHard Shell SO SO "A "a
1900 "HarmiN Div. I6 l6 IS 16
700 Hecla Mining 5as 81 5ss AK
300 Holinger ... s.. S7 ~ s7
1900 Howe Sound . 27s %, p; %.
10000 sIndcp Lead. il Il -
200 Jerome Yer Di 90. S7a AZ Az
5000 Jumbo Ext =
1900 Kerr Lake,. ~. 81. q. ~.
1000 *Knox Divide.
COCO 1Lone Star....
5000 eMcNamara 80
500 Magma Cop. 90 30l4 80 90
400 Mason Valley. IL 10, IL TO-
1900 Motherlods clt. ~ 7lS ~
1000 National Tin 46 As a.
$500 'Nev Ophir.. 40 40 2S %
1000 New Dominion 2lz 2i, -. -,
100 Nipissing ... 6l4 6i sI.
1000 Ray Hercules.
900 'do Mines -. H. II. II.
$4,000 Rex Cons.....
500 SO Am p & G. AZ "a a.. a..
5000 'Stewart Min
1000 Tonopah Belm. -. -. IT, ~
6000 'Tonopah b - 4e
800 'Tono Divide. 81 So g. sS
1000 'rono Jim B.
200 Tonopah Min. Il. IA -. Is.
1900 'Tri Bullion.
100 Trinity Cop. .
2Ao0 Uni EasterG. . ~
100 Uni Verde Ext. 2s q 9g" *
24oo Yukon Cold rs j.. il, II.
-
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
SELLS cents d share.
Bonds

A..s' g :! 9ssa.'' 81: G. :. ss'' 6 6 g g
do So " i..... 81 81 81 81
Alum Is .10ls4 1919 1ol "a 1917
do Is $......1025s 1929 1O2 "a 1O2 X
Am Cot OH os - 95l4 o5is 9bis s5i
I'm Light 7 6s. 100 100 100 100
le Am Tel 6s ..l00ss 1909 100a. 100 -
DO So '24 1909. 1909 IOods 10Obs
20 4 IN Tob - %. .1o2i& 1927. 1O2N l02
IS Ara Cop ss..... asH oss. g8ls eSa,
do IS 29......lO2 102 l02 lO2
Ang-Am OH 7t4s.l04 I0f l04 l04
Arm &. co 7s....i031. 1904 l02 i08
i l3arnsdall ss... 9s 98 s8 Ok
heth 81 ls - 1olAs 1Oll. 1915. 1917.
- do IL ...lC2M 1925 1929 1922,
Can - + 20 .106 lG6 1861 lo5 }.
o Can Pac 10o7s 1905 1908 1905,
Cent Steel 6s.... 9sle s8l9 50 gsis
II Col Graph ss.. 81 4ois 81 40I.
= CONS Gag 7s lob 4 101is lOll. 1Ol II
Cons Cas- Belt 7s.lo3A l0als lO8 i05
s5 IONS C0ns Cai Iex e.. ss ss s57s e5n
9 Cop EXP ss '2S 1925 l02is 1921. 1S9u
10 do Ss 24......l02st 1927 l02s 105z
do ss .i02ae 1O3ss i05 = l95 =.
Cnb Tel i4s.....f03ia 1897 1921 103ie
Cudahy Pch 7s. .l00N l0O7s 1907 100 -
pug l. & = fhs.l03A 1921 l03iS l03 t.,
Sal 19..,...l0is "a l0f3. 10ly4 101-
Cen Asphalt Ss. 100 . 103ia lO25. 100 "
~ . dr!cn Tire rs. 973 a7ss e7N AZ
Grd Trunk Chs.104H 1919. 104is l04is
Gnlf Oh 7s....,.lo3~ l038s 103H lO9ir
J Hersh Choc rs. 0on 1907 l00I l00it
10 HOOD Rub 7s., 81 M qcsi oe y
So Hum on 7s....lOI 10i 10o7ss 1o011
20 jackson r y asl02 I02 1o2 iSo
~ Inter r 4 Ss... soH 81 80 soH
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Livestock. Meats. Provisions

Beeves fair to 'e'r ago
prime, 100 lbs. $500 SIS .7750,ooz
y res = d beef 80
sides, lb ..... 100 IA 190 -
Live veal. com 80
mon to prime.
90 lbs ..... N00lolGO0 IN oo1a,e ro
d q ss Sc d veal " '''oo
city. ID. ..... 1Sb az ,50o or
L ! ewes, 100 20
p3ss.e5 ]ss. w.,h.r. 4Oo@ 500 5000 5.s5
10. .....,..... 1CM IL
Dressed mutton
city lb ..... l1m IA osm ;,
Live lambs fair -
70 prime. 100
D1ts,ed lSs. '.;.;. ~ i !. lFoO@ls.So s5oa1o.s5
city. 10. ..... 2G0 "a ,ca On
Hogs 100 lbs. .. lO00M119s IN noNS,, ~
Dressed hogs. '''V'" wv
bacon ID. .. 1874 n 1s,L ,Etya ,c,,
Pork, bb . 2G 0oGoS - - -, ~ ~ W ". .a 30 :
Ness beef, bbl 130ofo ia 40 :, g ~ ~ " " . ~ o
Lard M d g '''" " 'o'Vo
west, 100 lbs 1225@1235 1s.o5@1916
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Cotton Statistics
40 -
Liverpool Cables

''f'TF-@ TVI fllT
mand ga,n a Is points decline middllns io.a3d.
safes, H,pVO American. 5000 IMPORTS $
oOO, Arne rican, 1000 Futures opened
st.ady at ! to - points advance. Glosed
Vu''l o at to points decline. March
ip.i'd May, io.iGd; July lOlsd. Octo-
per, oS@d; January. 9e5d Manchester:
larns good demand, cloths the higher
prices asked check business
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
CottOnseed on

The market broke 27 to 3S points and
iosed with net losses Of to 8 points
The range of prices Monda,,s
Open. High. Low. Close close
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Bonds
Detroit

$4,000 CHI c & c IS. 42 "A - a.
1900 1900 en- c r list 90. 7o'a 7Ols 7ol. 7o3s
1000 Oh Ry ser A 5s So IS IS 55
quo do pur NJ 5s. 3Sis SSls SSla 3Sl
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22

49, Pa Traction. Is t5 a. .,
$50 Tone Niiatrs l's
$40 I'm rsleo ~
.1ss Gas lfnu +l-s :. -
so do pf....... - p p =
70 ~ aersa x *
100 Nm Crswp - -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Bonds
Pittshurgh

ls>o. Ark ~
49g An Nn al Nj :. =
20 do II
1oo i'one Star Gas 3. - 80. a.,
fS3 Mrs II 4 HI . is
So Nal Fire Prfs tri2 ss "a
125 do com 4
255 Ohi, Fuei Sup is a., %.
200 Okla VA Gas. -Vs
- : class tsfs t5,s ~ %
isG IVES, AirbraAe es ses s..
500 do Elec . 56, as. 49, "a
100 Salt Greek +,
l75 Col Gas .s 49,
Hord- -
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Markets in Other Cities
Cleveland

1929 Warren 7ias.. 9Sl. aSl sSi. sS1.
1000 Western Tel. 9s 9S o. "a
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Sugar and Coffee

Eaw Sugar Futures-The range Of prices:
Mondays
Open High Low Close close
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Standard Oils

900 Anrlo-Am Oil. l7s l71s 17s La
1000 Atlantic Lobos 80 So SIS 81
10 Buck p I. ex-d 40 90 80 80
o. Galena s O.. 81 81 81 bt
90 Ohio oil ex-d~267 267 265 26o
SO So Penn On...175 17a To- le7
5000 s o OF Ind .... S6% s6bs S6is S6Ss
10 Q of n Y...362 362 1862 362
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Sl0o0 lnd Bws 81. %
Montreal
Dom Textile .....,.l3S
Reardon Pulp & Paper old com
Toronto

do new com. ........... .......' ~ &,
do old pf .......-..'.'' s,s
New-York tribune., 1922-02-22
Vu
Yesterdays Previous

Nt" OTh close close ago.
No. W, 70. b$1l9 sl.i9s. sL74
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-23

Grath operated by the Union Con-
struction for Aiken and McKinnon
has taken out nearly million
dollars this season
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-23
CUBS ARE after
PIRATE CATCHER
Walter Schmidt and Bob
O'Farrell Would Give
Chicago Strong Staff.

CHICAGO, Nov 23-Bob O'Farren,
who was rated the best catcher in
the National League this season, may
have Walter Schmidt of Pittsburgh
for running mate next year. The
latter is reported to be ON the mar
ket, and Barney Dreyfuss, president
of the Pirates, was in Chicago re-
Gently for the purpose of ascertaining
what the Cubs will offer in trade
To what extent the North Siders
will go to adding Schmidt to their
staff is not known.
The Cubs are interested in
Schmidt. They were several months
ago before he came to terms with
Dreyfuss and joined the Pittsburgh
club. Schmidt was a holdout and did
not report ITO his team until after
Bill McKechnie took over the man
agement of the machine and boosted
it into a contender for the pennant
Before Schmidt left California the
Cubs Offered to trade for him, but
Dreyfuss declined to consider the
proposition, being peeved at the
catcher for not reporting to his club
when it needed him.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-23
ERICA Will
PARTICIPATE IN
OLYMPIC GAMES
Preliminary Steps Are Taken
at Meeting Association
Held in Washington.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 23.-Initial
steps were taken today for participa-
ton by America in the Olympic
games in Paris in 1924. Plans were
developed at a meeting of the Amer
ican Olympic Association at which
the National Amateur Athletic Fed
Grafton of the United States, Lawn
Tennis Association, National Colleg-
late Athletic Association, National
Remount Association and Navy
League received membership.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-23

comes necessary he is going to give
up tennis.
Competition in tennis has cost me
a lot of money Richards says. 81
have wasted valuable time that
might have applied to better adyan-
tage in some line of business. |
liked the sport and enjoyed travelling
around. but you can't live on tennis.
"If my brother viii give me a
month Off in the summer. I'll enter
the national championships every
year, but If he objects, 4 will have to
retire from the game"
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-23

the Giants has not been without flaw,
but on the whole it has been very
good He lis steady and his control
is good, and he has change of pace
which frequently confounds enemy
batters.
The best performance he has given
was that which he gave in the sec
ond game OF a double header with
the Braves late this season. Re
lieving Jack Scott in the fourth in
ming, he quickly stemmed the Bos-
ton offensive and held the visitors
at arms length while the Giants were
overhauling them.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-23
RAISE FUND TO BUY
DIAMOND BELT FOR
FILIPINO FIGHTER

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 23--Sport
enthusiasts of Manila have started a
fund to buy diamond belt for Pan
cho Villa, the Filipino lad who took
the flyWeight title from Johnny Buff
at Brooklyn, according to mail adj
vices received from the Philippine
capital. The fund in its first day
reached total of $50 pesos.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-23

ATTENTION, AMERICAN LEGION.
Regular monthly meeting, Thursday,
November 23 Annual election OF
officers. G. +. MANN,
adv. Adjutant.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-23
VINCENT RICHARDS TO
FORGET TENNIS WORLD

NEW YORK, Nov. 23-After spend
ing several days cleaning up nearly
everything on the tennis court, Vim
cent Richards, the Fordham young
ster. has gone to work.
He has entered the steel business
here with his brother, and If it be-
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-23
New Manager for
Seattle Indians
Is Named

SEATTLE, Nov. 22.-Presi-
dent Boldt, of the Seattle Base
ball Club, announcing today that
he had signed up Harry Wolver-
ton to manage the Indians next
year Wolverton was former
manager of the New olIk Amer
leans and later manager of Oak
land, San Francisco and Sacra-
mento clubs.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-23
ARMY AND NAVY
FOOTBALL GAME
TICKETS AT SIS

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 23.-Tickets
for the army and navy football game
Saturday, face value Sc, are today
selling for $25. The attendance
promises to be a record breaker.
The Alaska daily empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1912-1926, 1922-11-23
JOHN McGRAW ALREADY
LIKES WORK OF C. HILL

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.-John Nc
Graw already is satisfied that he
made no mistake when he purchased
Carmen Hill from the Indianapolis
club. Hill's pitching since he joined
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04
The Importance Of the Railroads

Comparatively few Americans realize the Importance
of the railroads to the general business and industrial
interests of the United States We have all become
used to railroads that accept them as natural bcne-
fits like the air breathe and the water we drink Yet
the railroads wholly artificial the manifestation Of
human of invention construction md organiza-
ton Without them tho primary social purpose of dis
ributon would be impossible. Not only would great
groups of population be nadequatcly supplied with the
necessities of life but vast Of the national domain
now prosperous and populated, would become without
the railroads sparsely occupied wilderness
1t is far beyond the range of reasonable speculation
to suppose that the American railroad system will ever
fall in ruins that the products of the mines, the fields
and the factories will fail to reach the But
it is fact, already, that the distribution system of the
country is not operating with full efficiency, and there
is danger that the national prosperity may be SER
ously impaired by the inability of the railroads TO per-
form the functions for which they were established
1t should be clearly and universally understood that
t railroad problem not primarily of the conflict
ing interests of capitalists. operators and employees.
Neither is it political problem concerning the rcla
tions of the railroads with the government. The rail
road problem is primarily economic problem, ques-
tion of distribution. 1t is a question of the ability of
the railroads to minerals and crops and
faeturcd goods that the miners md the farmers aud
the manufacturers continue 10 keep on with the
business of production and that the of food
and clothing and other things that needed by civil
hzcd men and women may be supplied with those things.
1t is foolish therefore for any group of people to
look upon the railroad problem that does not di-
rcctly Themselves and look with indffcr-
while the of railroad securities the railroad
executives and operating officials and the labor unions
md individual fight it out among them
selves
Adequate transportation is a necessity of civilized
existence. and shortage of transportation
ion nadcquacy of transportation equipment is an
obstacle to prosperity
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04

deterrent OF front. since Il keeps n
thin layer OF cold air from forming
near the ground. mixing the warmer
air OF tho upper regions with It.
Q. when were fire cxtinsuishers In
vcntcdr A. v. ;.
A. An cxtinguisher was brought
into successful use in London in ISIS.
In ISJs William \. Graham hpp'ca
for patent for :, similar apparatus III
the United states.
o. AllusIon is made in n story to
The swamp I'm New York. To whn,
did tn" write refer II. A. r.
A. \ region tn tho lower part OF
New York. East. Of tho postofficc, Is
known rs The swamp. II Ia a center OF
the leather and hide trade.
@. When was Eton College found'
cd? u. NJ.
A. This public school was founded
In is40 by Henry VI. as Tho College
of tho I,lcsscd Mary of Eton beside
Wipdaprfs
Pueblo chieftain., 1922-03-04
Horoscope
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SATURDAY. MARCH I. 1919
Copyright. 1922, by tho Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)

Copyright. 1922. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate)
This is read as an uncertain day b
astrologers who find that Uranus, thu
Sun and Venus are in benehc aspect
while Neptune. Saturn and Mercury
arc adverse.
During this sway good luck should
follow all who seek tho support or ap.
proval of women in any largo enter
prise.
Uranus is in an aspect supposed tc
encourage alertness OF nind and clear
sort.
The sway IL especially promising to
Inventors and to all who have Ideas AZ
their stock in trade.
Women are subject to n direction of
the stars making for success In buBi-
ness as well as love.
This should be a fortunate wedding
day since II promises favor in the eyes
of relatives In law and especially those
who have property to bcqueath.
There is sign indicating increased
interests in cults and support for new
prophets among whom will be success
ful deceivers.
This is read as an unfavorable rule
under which to start on ocean voyages,
since severe storms are forecast
- HupI''t W rAuisN't
tary government that encourages dis.
content and precipitates strikes and
other Industrial troubles.
Mercury today Is In n place read a.
forbidding for the signing OF leases or
contracts since unexpected conditions
will arise to Illustrate plans and
cause disappointments.
Writers should not offer their manu-.
scripts for publication while this con.
hgiration prevails. since there 10 an
aspect cloud!ng 20 the understa nding
Of editors and publishers.
Egotism Ia believed to develop unde,
this rule which presaees great ac-
cess of self confidencs among persons
Of slender mentality.
Persons whose birthdats IL II have
the augury Of pleasant change that
will bring business success. Domestic
happiness Ia forctold for tho year.
Children born on this dav will be
popular and Independent. Both boys
and girls may be resttvc under con-
troll and able to win their own ways BY
personal charm.