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New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
Daa 9a11a nfr Khlnhftt.
Bon @lbel,, sdarrelmaan.

Sc. 1T am Mbeno Dor @eibnod.:
ten, unb Elm LANCER. 0pnfler 8eg
1T es, ben i6 sgebe. Ser Binb
fomn1t bfohienb nber bas 5elo,
miegt, iiib eiren MugenbIif in ben
8ipfeln Der Gannen, Die mei1el1
@eg begleiten uno f@tpingt iib
Dann pie elm MieIenpogel ouf ra11-
i9enoen Sliigeln mieber IN Die 9ui1-
felbeit binaus.
Srgeropo I'M Dunfel Dor mir
muB Die Staot ltegen. Mber e3
m0gen stunDen fem, Biz mon bin
fom1,, unb ib meib Die &i6tung
nibt uno babe mid mobl berirrt.
2angiom miro Der &immel BEL
Ter. Die @olfen teilen ii9, elm
9tern blist auf idimmerno mie
lc',teres Silber, unb nun bribt audi
ser Monb burh unb idmimmt fret
un6 lei6t 3miiGen fturm5erriifenen
@olfen auf Sen blauen Jll,ter oeS
@immels.
9t1er1an0 1T %, oen 1G 11aD Dem
@ege fragen 'f0nute.
@tunoenlang gebe i@/ 10.
Ser 8ino bat fi6 gelegt uno Ell
ne 5auberbofte 5tiue- 5uriidgelaiien,
sic iebt 8au11 un6 Stra19 nit
traumbafter &ube umfangt. Sour
sic @olfen 5ieben nod in %lautloier
@ile am Monbe boriiber 11nb iebe11
bon ieinem @lan5e beitroblt mie @is-
i6ouen aus, sic einen Satin unit
ordngen.
9a itebt elm @ans am Mege. Gs
1T groB un6 bod. Sings berum
lit ein @arten. 2aublofe 8ii1de
f9lafen i'm Mon6li6t in feiner ftor.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

3imtHern. Dieie @eibna6ts,
Ieeferden fino fehr empfeblenslpert,
So iie fid mo6enlong balten. Mfan
nim1ut 6a5u ouf l Bfuno 6urfiieb-
ten 3uder l Bfuno arSgei11bte
Weanoeln, sic gemaiden getrofnet
uno nit ser brouneu Saut gerleben
1neroen, ferner Is l1n5e feinen Stint,
Die feingei6nittene S4ale elmer
2itrone nno Sen iebr feiten @@nee
ben 6 @imeiB. 3uder nn6 3itronen=
5d)ale meroer cine 8iertelitunoe lang
NIT bent gieridaum unter frafttgem
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

- 9as 6lteite @etbna6tslie0
itommt aus benz neunten Sabrbnn-
bert unb lit in elmer &anoidrift aus
Dem Sabre 1889 entbulten, Die in
Der 8ariier Observation-Disclosures auf-
5betpabrt niro,
- Sn oeu ifanohnapii1en Gam
bsrn badt man gu 8eibnabten qu-
den in @eitalt BON Suustiere1, IN
.grinneru11g an Die Gieropfer, tpelhe
in Der Seioen5eit am S%ulabeno, Dem
"a. De3ember, Ben b0fen @eiltern
hargebrabt mnrben; Ole madten On
oiefem Mbenb @aloer uno 8erge I'M
li6er uno iollten ourb lolde Opfer
pcri0bm tDerhcn. Nab nltem Branb
per6en oie -&ndentiere Bis 51lr
s5aat5eit %oufbepobrt uno oann ben
Mrbeitern gegeben, iuel6e Die Sci
Der beiteuen; ielbit Die 3ngttere be-
fomnen ibr Sell bapon ob.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

gu @eiit Der BruoerIiebe!
Salt' a1tf sic grimme Doppelidladt
SIN mirren @eltgetriebe.
2ebr' uns, bes Mtags4aft un6 &aft
Gur6 Ser5ensgute meiben
Gum froben Set Der Sreien.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
mttbma@taeeha&.

e6lagen perribrt uno Damn Ser
53imt bin5ugefiigt. Scum nimmt man
etmaS BON ser Malle ab nno ieBt eS
beiieite, pabreno man 6as l1ebrige,
nit SEN Manoeln gut bermii6t; auf
oem nit Mebl ~beitreuten 8adbrett
6unn auSront nn6 nit Dem Musite-
der 5ter11e baraus itt6t. Dieie tper.
Sen gum 8afen auf sic nit @ads
bcltri9ene Blotte gegeben uno nit
Dem beiieitegeiteuten 96nee beitri-
den. sic miiifen BEL iebr maBtger
@ibe baden.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
s%ammen5apfen seindjt.
MubIide gertpertuns Der Sannen5apfen.

Mnblide @ertpertuns Der 8annen8apfer.
SsSm ben alten @roBmutter<&agen
tpurben pielfad Eannen< ooer 5id-
ten5apfen frii6 i'm 8aloe gelndt,
INT als @@mud fir, &leiomngsltide
oher M0beI ~bertpen6et 5n tperoen-
@pater perlor iid 6ieie @epf1o-
eenbeit fait gang. Mber 11enerli'
6en Mitteilungen 3ufolge fomnt fie
pieoer 5u gbren; .uno baS lit %erfrel1-
li@.
Denn 6iele @9muditiide MAIDEN
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

Oenn0d 1errTUI kgeyUUeNe, tFIuye SllHI'
nung i'm enim geleeenei !Saie f%mnsleid9 ogS tdgS id}s: aarde ealSdn4
Ser @ehrger, nas sabr brnourdo an fehe Sdmaldot gemognt tam
}oIdes @ebot unidnper- erfIQen; aus Der Slide buffet es ~melbnadl1b"
noh WuocIu (@rapfen(, oem &lebenbrot QuS getrodneen Srmbten be-
reitet. III Sirol< rBirn5eten" genannD, miro tldtg 5ugeproben, nit Der
Ye1eu5tung ourdb @en Deer ~gn5eer" ntdt geforgt
IN SEN StunDen Dor 8egnt Der @britnete Gn Na5na1ntale et
Sos enfdneioen bs &lebenbrotes (8irn5eten) lttt; ner BON Weao6en
Dau, ocanen lit, bari 0as as beonoere Mus5eidnnng betraduen; 1tl6
erihciuen sic @rr1ben in sen @eb0iten 1m6 barren Der 3eren1on1e. pas
1ruubtenbrpt Den Gienjtboten 5u perabreiden, lit Der Boler nb Sate
mo groul perpfGdtet, e.eno muB Der Sa1sberr ouloen, 0aB 5nn rM1-
1tneoen" 6eler 5penoe bon BEN Dirnen befrennoee Bur1ben elngelaoen
Soustohter oor critic Mago ninunt oos Meier uo itdt es tn oas Jrad9
tenb,ot. gSe ois beatigt miro, lit oft mabgebeno fr en 'nethreS ser'
bdltnis auiNben @1rib uno aRaoden. @tedt- oas Wtel1er 10 I'M Setter,
oo6 sic MeNeridyneioe gegen 6n eingelaoenen gnr1den germDtet TT, 10
1e1t es inn Nrand oes 8ergoolfes, BOB Der @ureb am @br1ttage 1e1ne
lBerbrna anbrinqen Darf. @enn en Afa1ben aber oS Mener an on
70 mro oornit anqe6eutet, ooB cine baloge gbe ndt gapiniht> bop Der
Buribe rod rtbt meidb genrg eradRt miro.
IS fonn aber aus oieier 3eremonie AUDI oie btterfe Selno19at emit
5eheu, ncnn ene ginlaou1g nnlberlgt ertolgte uno EN- Atood9en, oe
sspreIiafef bereueno, ons WGer Damn rudRitg IN Die 3elhnl1te en'
iod. Is beibt 6ann 10 pel ne Elm Sausperbot Dos Der S1etbelepge
bel po|enber @clegenbet raden miro.
sn G6rnteu lit tpobl nb 6os @ingen 6rili6er Sieoer am bel1gen
Mben6 gebrdmbltb: Cont perbrinet mon ben abeno NIT rnannl!91ad]en
0eiprafen uro n1abigem Srunf, bis sic @Ioden ruen( no Der teelbepoue
@anq sr Stride ourd Die lhae eifge 8etbnad)t angerefen miro va
Derltun1ut mo5l 6e reoclgte :3unge Der 3anter Der De119en s@n x er
iebeS &ers. Sci 9fonoben un0 Srodenpetter pot FOLDER nag1l1Des
Rird1aanu feine be1on6eren Gefabren; anoerS aer miro es pei S9nex
]rYn. bei SSobn uo 9egenltur5 I'M lebenoigen urgeb1rg, bet Steu11qu
-uo Wu9rgdngn, nno gar mandber nB en Seben lanen om1 penn gang
am Gbri5hnette, mobei SEM gerlngluden Der Grot ndD fron1n1er Nte1"
9uao b!eibt, 6aB iolber So6eNtur5 in Ser 8eibnadt ale iro1dben Su11oen
that inns Ser gerlnglufe lner mfgenonnn1en TT IN ee Ne1Den or Selz
oen i'm Senfens. 60 fat br pebnadtlide Sirhgang 1e1nen 3auber 1mo
Srnf lett Ianoen Sa6rbunoerten, uno 10 nitro eS blGben, 10 lange 0e
rcrae Nebca uo en beberes Bof i'm @ebirge let..
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22
mfthnarhtafunfarf
SON aarl sdeme..

Sim Ssrrtum un6 am 8o}en.
@ir molten, mas nur 2iebe 5mingt,
@rtroben uno eridlei9en
un6 - mer6en's nie erreiden.
Gorum mad' auf nm Mitterna6t,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

8a9' onf our miloen @eibna6tSaett,
9u @ei1t ser Bru6erliebe!
2iegt audi 6ie @elt bereiit, peri6neit,
Gmpor Die iungen Eriebe!
gs mebt IN man6er @internadt
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

iid an Grauenfleioern bonn SUIT Bis
CUR Bontoffelidnaue, itets iebr gut.
beionoers, 6a iie nit fait ieoer Sat-
be barmonieren. Gle f0nnen au-
Beroem pieIerlei~ I60ne uno niiblide
@egenitdn6e fir oie @auSbaltung
liefern. 9abei foiten iie BON Son1e
aus menig ODER ni6ts, nno fie be-
mabren Elm ongenebmes nn6 geinn.
oes Mroma 5iemlib lange 3eit. 60
gar ais @riffe fir mande eleftrii6e
Mpparate fino iie iebt fart begebrt.
11no ais &%er5enbalter am 8eib.
1ta9tsbaum bilben iie eine paiienoe
1tno i6one 8ieroe. gu anerleBt
BREMEN fie nod iebr gut.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

= @ogor. @ait: rMan
iiebt ia gar feinen BON oen iungen
aeuten mebr, Die fruber bier her<
febrt baben!"
@irt (alter S11negeieue): nDte
linb au@ ale %geltorben uno Der
BORDEN i6 claude, elmer lit 10,
gar berbeiratet!"
- @bIuBfoIgerung. 8irt
(aIs er felt, bob Elm. @alt Selters
in SEN 8ein giebt, fir jid): u&m,
CO feblt alio INNER nod!!"
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1922-12-22

RIodenidon bait eegen Mttternadt iiber
" 0as %peridneite @elanbe u1b uedt oos
edo in ben Jelsmdnoe1. oes @ebirgess, en
feierIid) &lingen, 6as ergreifeno uirft ou9 out
bas tSer5 6es raubeiten &odla1obetpobners.
oenn 6ieier @1odenflang fii1oet Meibnadten!
gaad oltem 8rau9 i'm So6gebtrge fabrt
ODER iteigt Sung unb alt gum mitternddttgen
1lnr aans fieine ain6er, gebredIi&e @reiie ODER
&nedte be5tp. alte 8auerinnen uno Mdgoe
bleiben aur ssel1ertpade inn @eboft 5urld.
M5an feiert sic ,Gbriit1adt inn &odgebirg
on6ers be1ln in @taoten; scr li@teritrab1en6s
@eibna6tsbaun1 lit 11llr n%ereir5elt in 8auer11.
bauiern at finoen; i6li9te &er5den ltefen biel<
Iei6t an elmer 8eibna6tsfrippe, meiit lit nun
6as @ru5ifir in ser @obnituben-@de beler6tet
unb NIT Sidtenreis geidmiiH.
Evening star., 1922-07-07
PACIFIC OIL COMPANIES
SHOW MILLIONS PROFITS

NEW YORK. July THE first an
nual report OF the Pacific OIL Com
pany and its amliated companies.
once the property OF the Southern
Pacific Company. shows gross earn
ings from operations in 1891 Of $s1.-
$751; The net profit was $lS.s3e,lse.
Surplus income last year, after de-
ductions for depreciation and depletion
and federal income taxes. was e1s..
1s1.3S1. against total liabilities OF
Ssl,l57e51.
Production for the year amounts.s:
to 1A,047.1e3 barrels, the number OF
wells in operation on December IL,
1891, being SIS.
The s.Seo.eee shares Of the COM
pany's stock were originally SUB.
scribed for by the Southern Paosnc
Company 1t $1A per share, giving the
company q cash balance Of $61. .eo0. .ooe.
out Of which II set aside SS.16e.e0o
as working capital. and with the re.
mainder purchased oil lands and
so.lS per cent Of the outstanding
capital stock Of the AssociateA OIL
from Southern Pacific Land, suhsidi-
ary OF the Southern Pacihe Com.
pany.
Evening star., 1922-07-07

Of salt water can be recovered
through the successful exploitation Of
new productive territory.
1t Is subject upon which the pub
lie can never hope to have much real
Information.
Exchanges Weak.
The weakness in German and
French exchange continued and
reached the stage where reports that
Germany was preparing to confess in
ability to meet her obligations were
more readily accepted. Mark ex-
change got down to a new low of
o.001s. Francs at 7.s1 were lower
than they have been at any time this
year and back to where they were
quoted last December.
The decline of the mark is not
surprising after the further eleven
billion note expansion reported in
the latest Reichsbank statement. But
tion in the value of the franc since
the break up of the bankers confer
ence at Paris must by now have i'm
pressed it's lesson, even upon the
most obstinate elements in the
French government.
American Oils Firm.
Nearly all the American oil stocks
came in for attention at rising prices,
but the movement in the group en-
tirely centered around the STANDARD
Oils. especially Standard Oil of Cali
fornia and Standard Oil Of Indiana,
on the curb. These two stocks al
why's go together and in this in
stance 1t would appear that the
primary move is in the Indiana shares.
while that in the California shares
has simply been sympathetic. Rec
ord production is reported by Stand
ard Oil of Indiana and this apparent
ly has been the inducement for a new
pool formed in the stock several
weeks ago to take hold of 1t.
Evening star., 1922-07-07
BONDS. ARE QUIET,
BUT FIRMLY HELD

NEW YORK, July Heavy trad
ing in liberty bonds kept on today and
the movement Of prices in this group
was representative of the general
trend of the market throughout the
session. United States government Sc
curfties were bid up in the first two
hours, then profit taking set In and
activity diminished gradually to the
point of .dullness In mid-afternoon.
Railway bonds also made further
advances. or at least sold at Thurs
days highest levels.
Foreign external loans did scarcely
anything Of note, while the industrial
list developed a few interesting inci-
dents.
Among the railway bonds to reach
new high prices for the year were
the Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
general 40. New York Central deben-
ture Is. Kansas City Southern So. and
the Big Four 6s. series A; PennsyI-
vania 6Ms were less than q point
from their top for 1921.
st. Louis and San Francisco adjust
ments. New York, West Chester and
Boston ANS. Chicago and Alton air.
Unien Pacific 6s and the Eries, al
rose fraction of q point to nc,nt
Chicago Northwestern Il got below
LOT.
In Industrial 4ectisa.
In the Industrial section. there vas
no important weakness in, the MI
bonds. such ~ Pan-American ~
which were or only slightly: Con.
solidatsd Gas 70 got to their highest
Brooklyn Edison fes and, Intarn..
tional Mercantile Marine sssboth were
strong. s. ss-,'
Dominion Of Canada issues in the
foreign group were irregular. Dens
mark 80 s,were soft, and the United
Kingdom 6ks were sold down. ths
1887 loan going below Is. So
New Isguea.
The syndicate Of the y13,Soe. .ooo N.
troit City Gas Company issue Of Arrt-
mortgage gold bonds, series a. bear
Ing per cent intsrest reportAd the
bonds were all taken. Tha ofterins
price was s7M +. and interest IS yisid
go per rScent. n .s 4 81
The Chicago Sanitary disfriet 81.
0eo 600 issue Of per cenfs were nit
eut 70 yield to A.56 per cent.
Evening star., 1922-07-07
MEXICAN OILS IN
SERIOUS BREAK
American Producers Shares
Firm-RaiIs Off on Profit
Taking-Notes.
BY STUART p. WEST.

NEW YORK. July THE stock
market today had. to face the test
of heavy profit-taking following
Thursdays rise. and besides this an
other severe slump in the stocks of
Mexican oil companies that are af-
fected by the latest salt water scare.
On the whole, it met this test sue
cessfully. The day started in with
another outburst of buying in fail
way stocks and bonds. carrying many
of them through their previous high
points of the year.
This advance on top of the demon
stration of the preceding day natural
ly invited realizing sales on a large
scale. Under these the railway list
fell back half point to point.
The same was true of the copper
stocks. which were quite strong in
the early part of the day in anticipa-
tion of a further advance in metal
prices. but which later yielded some-
what under the closing out of SpecU-
lative accounts showing their holoers
a profit.
AS these two sets of stocks fell
back others were taken up.
Both raw and refined sugar. quota
ttons were marked up again and this
was the occasion for fresh buying In
the sugar stocks. Along with the
specialties and several of the public
utility group.
Standard Oils strong.
Even while the Mexican oils were
in the midst of their collapse, there
was an Immediate Offset in the shape
of great strength in the Standard
Oils. which communicated itself to
the stocks of other oil companies
which have no interest in the Mexi-
can uncertainties.
Studebaker at New High.
Later on Studebaker was bid up
to a new high.
What these movements in individual
stocks showed to the experienced
eye was that the forces working for
higher prices were strong enough
to find instant compensation for any
points of weakness developing and
thereby proving their ascendancy.
The storm center of the Mexican oil
stocks lay in the Mexican Seaboard
issues dealt in on the curb exchange.
Assurances Fail.
Here there was a further break of
ten points, following an equally vio-
nothing to be said, however, about
this break. except that Wall street
was taking its cue from the flood of
selling orders pouring into the mar
ket, rather than from official assur-
ances that the discovery of salt water
in two of the Mexican Seaboard wells
was no surprise, that the contingency
had been foreseen and provided
against. 1t is a question. as it Is with
Mexican Petroleum. whether the in
evitable losses through encountering
Evening star., 1922-07-07
Grain, Produce
LOCAL wHOLnsALN PRICES.

LOCAL wHOLEsALE PRICES
Eggs-Stricaly fresh. selected. can
died. per dozen. 2sa2s; average receipts.
-: southern. -.
Live poultry-Roosters, per lb.. IL;
turkeys, per h.. s6aso; spring chick
ems, per h.. 35a4S; keats. young. each.
50: fowls. az. .
Dressed poultry-Fresh killed spring
chickens. per 1b., 40a45: hens. per h..
S6; ROSTERS. per h.. is: turkeys. per
Live stock-Calves. choice. per lb..
8; medium. lb.. SASH; thin. lb.. SAT.
Lambs, choice, per h., Is: live pigs,
s.o0as.oo each: live hogs, per h.. 11h.,
Green fruit-Apples. new. per bbl.
l.soa4.s0: per bu. basket. nearby. TIA
750as:00. Lemons. per box, 4:5Oa6:oO
Blackberries. SASS: raspberries. 20a
36. Peaches. 1.50a3.60. Cherries, per
basket, 2oa75. California lopes. 3.ooa
400
Observation-Disclosures, new. per bbl.
No. l; 3.o0a4.5o; No. 2. 1.0oa2.0o. Let
tuce. per crate, 5oa75: New York. per
crate, 50a1.5o. Romaine lettuce. 1.6o.
Cymblings. per crate, 16a25. Onions
per crate, 2.o0a3.00. Cabbage. new.
per bbl. 75aL00. Cucumbers. 1.o0a
Mississippi, 75a1.00. Beans. 1.o0a2b0
per bbl. Peas, 6.00as.o0 per Dbl. Pep
pers. per crate. 50a2.50. Kale, 7bal,oo
Asparagus. per doz., 75a3.00. Spinach,
per bbl.. 2.50a3.00.
DAIRY MARKETS.
BALTIMORE. July Z (SpeciaD.-
Poultry Qive)-spring chickens. lb.
39a40; small to medium, 30a35; white
leghorns, 28a34; old hens, 25a26;
small and white 1eghorns. 23a24: old
roosters, lsa1s: Ducks. 1sa22: spring
ducks, 2Sa2s. Pigeons. pair. soas6.
firsts. dos.. 2sa24; southern, %.
Butter-Creamery. fancy. h.. 3sa
38h; prints. 40a41; nearby cream
cry, SASS; ladies. 2sa30; rolls, 26a
2S: store packed. Is: dairy prints
27a2s; process butter. 32as3.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
CHICAGO. July (United States
bureau of markets). - Cattle-Re-
cefpts, 1000 head; market active; beef
steers, strong; top matured steers.
1880: bulk beef steers. S.70aS,80; she
stock firm; bulls IS higher; veal
dull: bulk beef cows and heifers, 5.25
also; Gamers and cutters. 2.90a3.75;
bulk bologna bulls around 500, with
best heavy sausage bulls at 5.25; bulk
vealers early, 900a9.50.
Hogs-Receipts. 10000 head: steady
to strong with Thursdays best time,
or S to 10 higher than the average;
top. 11.00; bulk good butchers. 10. 50a
1928: pigs, Is to 25 lower, mostly
9.25as.75; heavyweight hogs. 10.50a
1910: medium. 1o.60a10.s5: light, 1880
a11.00; light light, 10.00a10.S5; pack
ing sows. smooth, s.75as.40: packing
sows. rough. S35as.s0; killing pigs,
9.25a1010.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000 head, includ-
ing $500 head direct to packers; mar
ket firm; short deck native lambs,
400 to city butchers: packer top,
1915 straight; Gull natives mostly
7.50as.00; few $50 to city butchers;
deck fed California shorn lambs,
1850; one double-fed California
wooled lambs. medium to good. 1925;
fat ewes mostly 6.55a700.
Evening star., 1922-07-07
RAILS ARE HEAl NORMAL

lSo,oo freight cars and S.oeo locomc.
lives delivered to France by Germany
sincs the armistics already have been
replaced by new material. according
70 & Swiss delegate who has Just re-
"a i technical, ooafsrsnce Of railway
men, % extraordinary has hsan the
pfo9reGs in conssructlon Of rolling
stock Ii Germany tnf3 expert d.
clares, that by August the German
railways win be - we'll equipped -
they wers at the outbreek e the waE.
10 concsrned, while the quality win
be superior, ~, q. z i + II -. -
Evening star., 1922-07-07
DRY GOODS HOLD FIRM.

NEW YORK. July Z (speciaD.-Al-
though converters and printers made
a firm stand against advancing prices
of cotton goods, the dry goods market
was very firm today. Trading. how
ever. continued Inactive. The market
for southern 3Sh-inch 64x60s print
cloth could be considered as Sk, with
esr7as q cent higher. The narrower
mint cloth constructions were trifie
higher in comparison. Mill agents
were very Arm in their price demands
for sheetings and some constructions
Of twills and sateens have advanced.
but buyers limited their purchases to
The raw silk market was quiet, but
Arm. Manufacturers are wary about
buying heavily at present prices.
Buying in thrown silks was on q
hand -to-mouth basis.
Evening star., 1922-07-07
RECEIVER FOR MOTOR co.

WILMINGTON. Del. July 7-on the
application of American Foundry
here, Chancellor Wolcott appointed
Elmer e. Mitchell of Wilmington re-
ceiver for the Premier Motor, a Della
ware concern with its principal place
Of business in Indiana The petit
tioner, who claims to be creditor to
the extent Of $3.50, alleges in
splvency and declares that there are
debts of about $1,000 long past due
Evening star., 1922-07-07
PARIS WEARING BIG HATS.

80 enormous that they often come be-
low the shoulder. q number Of returned
millinery buyers report. These hats,
they say, are Of straw for the most part,
but many Of them are Of crepe. Velvet
was declared to be the chief fabric for
fall millinery. The shades stressed IN
Paris at the moment are browns in
all the tones which have much red in
them, shading from rose into brown,
and from brown into orange, they also
report
Evening star., 1922-07-07
BOSTON "'"c' & WAIT.
Amsrieaa v ,-.ses Expe
I'd At Boston shortly.

BOSTON. July Z tepeciAD. .-Woclf u
this section apparently are awaiting toI
lead from tie American Wooien 0oH,
pany before going actively Into the Nntl
market. The announcement OF A91esh
can Woolen'g nav prtcea ON esftslS
linas qtss expscted shortly. Tha TN
veoi niarl4t tsaay vas dull. eut ~!
bayine ~; manufacturers u bein1
dons direct from growers in Ohio snl
ocateered fote are being picked up oS
61alerD IN tise certIn1 RoythWest
K9pox4s Indicated mat the fone q
lhs fprsigns markets WAS strse8
Evening star., 1922-07-07
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

(Quotations furnished By ". B. Hibbs & Co
aallinz checks-dollaE xaIuas at mo-. &o<aa
Evening star., 1922-07-07
DIvIDENDS.

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2 Record. aW&
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pf., O.. t1.60.. July II Aogt 81
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Nsvpeef Co, q, psior g.. .yuly JnH u
8 Il xress . Co. a., ~. ;: July 70 Apfs-I
bisEFs PsciAe Electric Co. H., =. ,..r
uslfs6 Bastefn Mining Co.. ....,..
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-04

What has become of the old fash
ioned boy who used to take pride
in telling how many cords of stove
wood he could saw in week?-
Banks Herald.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-04
HIRE ATTORNEYS TO
FIGHT TELEPHONE RATES

Joseph, Haney & Littlefield,
Portland attorneys, probably will
be employed by the Oregon public
service commission to assist the
attorney general in handling the
Pacific Telephone & Telegraph
company's rate case in the federal
courts. This was announced today
at the offices of the public serv-
ice commission. Employment OF
these attorneys, it was said, prob
ably will come before the commits
sion at an executive session to be
held in Salem Monday.
The question was raised here as
to the authority of the commits
sion in going outside of the attor-
ney generals office for attorneys.
Attorney General Van Winkle
some time ago expressed desire
that the question Of authority for
state departments employing out
side lawyers be tested out in the
courts.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-09-04
POUL TRYMEN DECIDE
To KEEP ORGANIZATION

A meeting of the MaritNl county
local of the Pacific Cooperative
Poultry Producers held here Satur-
day afternoon to consider steps for
dissolution of the association closed
by adopting resolutions assuring the
board of directors and management
of the association of the readiness
of the members to lend their fullest
cooperation in making the organiza-
tion a success. This about-face of
the local membership was due to the
assurance of members of the board
of directors that conditions which
have made for dissatisfaction among
the egg producer members in the
past have at last been remedied
with the further assurance that
members of the association would
soon be ON an even if not a better
footing than their non-member COM
petitOrs. Among those addressing
the meeting were F. C. Schroeder
of Portland, president of the asso-
citation; f. j. Dixon, the newly ap-
pointed manager of the association;
Mrs. Grant Brown of Beaverton,
member of the board of directors;
r. w. Ryan of Portland and Ed
Snow of Monroe.