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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-12
the state, and the lowest in the
southeastern district.
Itinerary of Hon. J. +. Il. O'Connor,
Candidate for II. 8. Senator

Itinerary Of Hon. J. F. T. OConnOr,
Candidate for U. s. Senator
Monday, Oct. 16.-Wilton. Mclean
county, II A. M; Washburn, Mclean
county, 800 P. NJ; Garrison, Nc
Lean county 500 P. M.
Tuesday, Oct. 17.--Douglas, Ward
county, LOO p NJ; Makoti, at 400
and Van Hook in Mountrail county at
500 in the evening.
Wednesday, Oct. 1S.-Stanley, at II
A. NJ, Ray at $3.50 and Williston at
500 in the evening.
Thursday, Oct. l9--Berthold at II
in the morning and at Minot at 500
in the evening.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-12
TREAsURER'S REPORT

Report Of Treasurer of Willis School
District No. 81. County of Ward. State
of North Dakota. for year beginning
July l, 1921, and ending June 80, 1929.
Receipts
Cash on hand, including sinking
fund. at, beginning Of school
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-12

Poultry experts declare that GULL
ing Of the average farm flock de-
creases the cost Of producing eggs by
from to Is cents per dozen. During
the next two months county agents
have total of Ill poultry culling
demonstrations scheduled in 81 coun-
ties of this state. A. P. Beals, we'll
known poultry expert Of Fargo, has
been secured to aid the state poultry
specialist, 0. A. Barton, who will CO.
operate with the county agents in
holding the demonstrations.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-12

DR.. Geo. J. Hanley, graduate Of
the Bellevue Hospital medical college
of New York City, has located at
AnamOoSe.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-12

The Van Hook Tribune and Report
err have merged and C. C. Heidelberg,
old time publisher, is back on the job.
This is pleasing news to all concerned.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-12

Julerjohn, the Glenburn barber, has
an eye out for business. He saved
one razor from the recent fire, which
destroyed seven buildings at Glen
burn and before his knife was cold,
had established new quarters and
shaved a customer. Fires may come
and fires may go, but whiskers grow
on forever
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-12

Curtis p. Brown, superintendent of
the street railway company of Fargo,
has been appointed district deputy
grand exalted ruler Of North Dakota
B.P. O.E., by J. Edgar Masters, grand
exalted ruler. Mr.. Brown thus be-
comes head Of Elkdom in North Da-
kota, the district deputy being the
highest office in the state.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-12

Cattle are cheaper now than they
tain that the price will be higher a
year from now. The farmer who has
an abundance of feed ought to make
good money buying up a few head of
these cheap cattle and carrying them
over. In fact, many are doing this
very thing.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1922-10-12

County agents of North Dakota held
33 poultry culling demonstrations
during the past two months at which
2,518 hens were inspected and Of this
number 1047 or 40 per cent we're dis
carded as culls, Fourteen culling
demonstrations were held during the
last eight days by w. P. Mortenson:
Cass county club agent.
, 1922-04-03
ornament Weekly Schedule
for S. S. Marina
B~ULL-INSULAR- LINE INC.

Leave San Juan P. R. Friday 8 P, NJ, :,
Arrive St. Thomas Saturday 6 A. M,
Leave St. Thomas Saturday A. M,
Arrive Chrjstiansted Saturday / Z. NJ
Leave Christiansted Saturday 2 P. M.
Arrive Frederiksted Saturday 4 Pt NJ.
Leave Frederiksted Sunday 2P. NJ.
Arrive St. Thomas Sunday Z +. M
Leave St. Thomas Sunday Midnight.
Intending passengers will kindly pro-
cure tickets not later than IL O'Clock Sat
urday noon at Cbristiansted and 4 T. M.
Saturday afternoon at FrederikSted.
Bills of Lading for shipments must
also be delivered at aforementioned time
ROBT. l.. MERWIN & co. INC.
Agents.
F~rederiksted. Chrjstiansted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
F. ". /. 0 MEARA, c, 6 0.
CLAIM AGENT, IS DEAD
Well.known Railway Official
Succumbs to Operation
in Hospital.

Francis william Henry O'Mcara.
freight claim agent for tn" thesa
p"ak" and OIL" Railroad and one ~
IN" hes, known railroad men In Vir-
xinia. did Wednesday night AT = 10
o'clock IN a Richmond hospital. MIR.
- M"ara never rallied from an opera
non, which h" underwent wcdnesda Y
Morning. The body viii be sen, 10
tiifton Forge, his former nom.
"h"r- the fun"rai services viii bs
held and burial made.
Mr.. - M-ar;t had been In the ser
VIC" "' the h"-ap"ak- and ohio Rail
way Company for ihirty-two years
His railway employment began with
~" Hooking VALLEY. He came 20 the
Chesapeake and ohio az a clerk at
Clifton Forge. aud later served In
various capacities. rising to yuprrin
'"nd"nt and general Superintendent
In 1910 h" vas appointed chief clerh
4" tn" general manager In 1911. ne
Mas made supervisor az the weighing
bureau and in l.s was appointed
freight claim ag"nt. succeeding tn.
at" l.. /. Sch"r"r. which position h.
n"ld ~ tn" tim" % his death
"" vas 80 years ~ age and was
born near Toronto. canada. MIR.
- M"ara married Miss Joan Chapmau
"i Clifton Forge. wh" survives him.
Ia recent years he and his wife have
made their home at the Monroe Tor.
race. He had no children Reside.
MS vie n" - survived n, on.
brother. connected With Tho ,'h.sa
p"ake and Ohio Railway nere. two
brothers In Detroit and his fa,ner.sn
episcopal minister. who lives in
Munro. Mich.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
N~rritt u. Cooke.


NbRFoRE. "a. Jul. IA Merritt
7. Cooke. widely known rcaidort -.
Norfolk. died At his nome In Vast
hutc street. At SIS O'Clock Yesterday
afternoon. following an illness ~
four months. MIR Cook. Wa. ma
tive "f Norfolk. having been horn ir
the Bate street homc. where he died
~" was IN" s"n az tho late Arni.
stead Thompson Mason and Mary
l.ou!sa Cooke.
When h" WAS IL Years old h. rat
the bi""kad" 4" TN" other side OF M.
Elizabeth River and Joined the CON.
f-dcrate forces He v-rv-d with n.
Norfolk Light Artillery blues and he
Was with them in I'll" surrender a;
I.Nnchi,urg. hts civic duties incIud-
eel ny S"rNic" az cry collector ami
several terms an the ga city Council
u" represented Norfolk in thu iInus.
"f Delegates 81 the Virginia stat.
Legislature" HIS arst terms in m.
Legislature wer" from 1891 10 1898
ana MS second term % S"rvic" was
from ia"b 4" lain Will. IN III.
ii"us" OF Delegates he was chsIrm..,
"f IN" finance committee. u nd ON this
r"mmitte" his creates, work va.
hon". Mr.. cook. was at tho time -.
mis- death. president Of tn. hoard az
Pilot cnmmiss!o having bald
mat position for numo.r of wears
~" - survived ny two aonS y II
COOK" aud Merritt T. Cooke. ir. hn,h
~ Norfolk. and three daughters. Mrs
~. y. '"ot"S. who is with h.r hus
band. toi0n"l y. y cootas nov s,,
toned Al Fort Mvcr. Virginia Nrs
!. =. Lechaux. Of Havre. France ana
Miss Elizabeth A. Cooke. Of Norfolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
This Guarantee
Does More Than
take the Cake"
1t Insures the Cake Against
Failure

Did you ever hear Of a company's
guaranteeing that any woman could
bake successfully anything ahe
wished to bake? We'll. tina; il just
what The iicekin Company does.
They feel SO sure that any woman
can get successful baking results
with Heekin's Pure taking Powder
that they are willing Ia insure her
success Try Hsekin'a Use II in any
thing you wish to hake. and your
result is guaranteed as follows
~ anything v"n hnkr-Wi"y H,~k,n's
10 ynn ,n'ir, snfisfnrtion the fni pro.
~ IN. bnkrn9 pord,r aud the prirs Of
,r-ry ingredient IN Thni,r,r yon hnke 'r'il
be returned 10 pom. Simply hsf ne IN
gradients U1th Their prices nnd isnd to
IN, H.rkin Company, Cincinnati. Ohio.
an exceptionally good baking pow
der that II can he guaranteed so
strongIy. hotter baking powder
canno, he made The ingredients in
highest-priccd on tho market. Hut
in spite or the high cost % ma
tcrialH. Heckin's sells for far less
than any other baking powder that
might hc compared to II in quality.
For Hcekin's is sold on low mar
gin OF profit
To use iIcckin's is TO Ike II And
tho longer You uRe II. tho more you
learn to depend on IL. The high
quality IL always uniform. Ii never
varies from week TO week or from
year TO year.
Heekin's Pure Baking Powder is
the favoriir with thousands OF wo-
men \ trial will make II your
favorit~. Insure your baking sue
cess now. Ruy can today-youl1
like Heckins
THE HEEIIIN COMPANY
Cincinnati
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
SOCIF,TY

Miss Elizabeth Palmer will arrive
Ia Richmond Monday, Sho has been
spending tho lattor part Of June
and early July In North Carolina She
attended the conference at Blue
Ridge. going from ,hcro Ia inns
horo' whar" she was tn. guest OF
Miss Kehccca Wall. who has visited
IN Richmond several times as tho
guest Of Miss Jane Strudwick. She
VIII spend a few days in Raleigh be-
fore returning to this city.
j" lie Mrs. J0hnstOn's Gursts
Mrs. R"Z'er Delaney arrived yes
to-day /" b" tho guest OF Mrs. Georg.
Ken Johnston ut her home on Park
--!ehu.. Captain and Mrs. Frank
nhyne. or Georgia. arrived today by
motor. Mrs. Huyno was before her
marriage, Miss Anne Dulaney. OF
Fauquicr County.
NJ Home From Beach.
Mlss' Anne Brockenbrough has re-
''irned 10 her homo In Richmond. She
has recently boon n gues, at the
White Cap Inn. Virginia Beach
Attractive shower
An attractive shower waa given bv
Mrs. Walter Major. OF Charles CITY.
ON Wednesday, afternoon. Jun" H. in
nonor 81 Misp Julia Christian. Of
Richmond whose wedding 80 KEN.
r"r Wake. Of Richmond. is OF in
i"r"st hcrc. Miss Christian. who vas
m" witch % tho hour pulled n
magic ring" and was shpw.r"d with
Sl'tS- Each guest wrOt. answers TO
'he following question "oh. dear
LADY, won't you tell how 20 manage a
husband wcll2" Tho answer. were
'ead b. the hride-to-h. \ cake va,
cut TO determine the nc., brid.
Among INC guests vern Misses Julia
christian. .: Richmond Sarah MIN
tho. Matte Nance. Mary Lyon Ty-
Ter. Ech"cca Mars,on. Ssllie Hub
bard. Mary Christian, Eva and Fan
Mo Nance and Agnes and Catherln.
bou'hat ~ Charles CITY Mpsdam.s
Louis Christian. James Chri,ti.-
Matte WaddNl, Cab"ll waddnl.
John Hubbard Nlmmo Hubbard EY.
IAN Hubbard. Ashley Laid. Bcrry
Nance John Nance. Walter Name.
charles Nance, George Major. Ed
ward Major. Reginald Major. Edward
Iarstun. l.. " Staples u g. Tvier
Archer bradley. Hugh Harrison. Her
h"r' saunders and ~ g. Roauc. Of
CHARLES city Mrs Louis" McGntyrc.
~ Henderson. y. g.. Mrs. \ 7. Nc
hlnn"E of Henderson y g.. aud Mrs
''"riuu christian. uf Richmond
E,r"i"s :" I""I"d" t", Rides.
I'm" IRIS 'Ircl- 81 l.iur'- paurI-
rrH VIII give lawn part, =, Al,
i.Hsi Broad street 'hiS evening from,
=" II u'rl",A Thu entertainment
VIII .u, Ina" hus rides ic. cream.
sort d'iuhs. "ic. Mrs Frank cum
ninrN 8 chairman 90 tho AFFAIR. Tho
rr""""ds "f which vii 20 to tn.
happier, ,"' boo in" Sh"lr.riug Arms
li"rri'' IN" ruhli" iS inyiiod
u - spend Few Weeks Icrr
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Thcatcr Calendar
RIC Kci,h yall,lcyill,.

LYRIC Keith vaudeville.
RIJDt'- School DAYS" wnh
Wesley Harry, prologue by Rich
rnund amateurs
El.t EBlitb Art Accord. In 100
Cot EN- Gates" With Brownie.
IN" wonder dog. and Charles
hutchinson
BROADWAY TN. Song Of
Life. with a'l-s,ar cast,
COLONIAL. BETTY Blythe. In
TIL" Fair Lady"
ISIS Blind Circumstanccs."
and tn" Jungle Trail"
o'EpH Mary Miles Minter. In
The Heart Sp"c!ali.r."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
Mrs. NInry r. Sn,ycr..

WAKRE:NTON. VA, July l3.-Mre
Mary +. sewers. widow az Or. j. Il
Sewers. died at her home hero this
afternoon Sh" h,d been In falling
h"alth for a considerable ;im". Sh"
r. survived 10y the following children
Key. John :. Sewers. Annapolis. Md.
William :. Sewers and Miss Catherine
sewers. Wnrrcuton. and Mrs. LtnSay
.. Marshall and Mrs. Edgar iIarrinr
ton. OF Cambridge, Md. The funeral
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
SUFFERED A YEAR
WITH P|MPLES
On Face, Arms and Shout
ders. CutiCura Healed.

For about 8 year | suffered with
pimples on my face, arms and shout
ders. The pimples on my face were
small, while on my arms and shout
ders they were very much larger.
Af,er day or 90 they would tester.
and burned gIea, deal.
A friend advised me TO try Cuti-
cura Sosp and Ointment. After
using them about week I could sec
a great Improvement. l continued
using them and now am completely
healed" Signed Miss Frances c.
Ferree. West Point. Kentucky.
Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tai
cum promote and maintain skin pu-
rity. skin comfort and skin health
often when all else fails.
saspis rssh Yrss ~ u all Address. -cutie-rs Lab.
'fAfsris.. pspt Y. NAlIsa -. HAas" Sold every
yh.re Soap x~ Ointment Is ard &c Tslc'rn8e.
- Cutieura Soap sh.ves without mug.
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II. Clifton perdn.

Funeral services for II. Chiffon
Perdu" VIII ne conducted from As
bury Methodist Church this after
noon AZ o'clock. Mr.. Perdue died
81 his late home. 2los Ro.ton Ave
nue.. Wednesday,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
Case. rntnI 4, y.,.,,

Funeral services for Emmett Tog-
Ter World War veteran. ~ tl2 West
Main street. whose death W.du.s-
haN Was attributed bY PHYSICIANS to
~" III effects Of poisonous gases no
uttered while serving with COMPANY
\. Eighth Engineers. 4. f. F.. viii
10" conducted from the FRS, L.rplisb
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14

Funeral services for Mrs \. T.
Brown. formerly Miss I.otti. Run,
pt Richmond. who died WEDNESDAYS
hlsht at the home OF Miss Fannie N.
nrowh. or P"whaian County. wili he
conducted this morning at 10 o'clock
~ center Presbyterian Church. in
'ha' county. Interment Will he mad
IN the church cemetery.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
Menu for Today

Breakfast CantnloUpc. corn
caE's bro'lcd bacon, coffee or
cocoa.
Dinner Dreaded veal outlets.
potatoes, BOTHERED beets peas milk
or iced tea, bread. watermelon.
SuPper--Na caroni With cheese
vegetable ealad 0ett-oversp. seed
tea or milk, bread, butter. apple
sauce.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14

over two months lie was \ son Of
tho late W. Z. Elliott. for years one
of the cltys hcst-known merchants
arf member %, tho city Council at
mother. Mr.. Elliott - survived 10y one
brother. W. r. Elliott who IS on
gagged In the mercantile business
The fun"ra! will he held Friday af-
'crnoon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14

if NcHRtRG, VA. July l3-Mrs.
u L.. Trent. -. dicd Tuesdav after.
noon at her home. near GLADYS
'ampbeil County. She is survived
by her husband: two daughters Mrs
= - Cunningham and Mrs H. II
hahu"H. Naruna, and two sons 8
rent gladys. and g. -. Trent
crest Sh" had twcnty-thr. grand
children and two great-xr,ndchil-
IreM.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14

REbFbRD. VA. July 49, Funeral
services f"r Mrs. Ella f.. Hrlghtw.ll
we're conducted from the Methodist
church th!s afternoon by Rev. .. g.
R"ll Mrs ltrishtw-!l died w.dn..-
lay morning ut the horn" OF her
daughter Mrs. J. W. iInpk sins. art-r
IN Illness ~ s-v-ra months She
Mas about 80 wears at aS- and is
'nrvivrd by three children. Two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
The Weather
Vurni.hed By U. $ w..,n.r Bureau,

Forecast: virginia -
Parity cloudy. with
moderate temperature
t0dn, md tomorrow :
possibly showers On the
coRSt Friday.
Wort b tnroIInn -
Sbnw~rs and prOhubi,
ihnndrrsturns tod u (;
tomOrruw partly cloudy g,
pohAiblS sCaft ~rr
thundrrsho~rrs: mod
~Fnt~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14

LfNCHRtRG. VA. July l3w \
Miller. ss. was found dead in ne
n"d ~ his home at Pamplin earl,
Tuesday morning, having died dur
ns the night NJ trouble Of tho
hHart he is survived by his wife
ana '"o daughters. Mrs. Mccall of
fampiin. and Mrs. Wade. of Mon
ANA
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
I.ncfRn q. k.IIinif

hAHLpTTESN VA. July IA
I.ncian q. Elliott died last night
Z" M home Of his mother. ON w-s,
street. after an Hines. oxt.ndinr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
Hy Ruth leigh,
Author OF The Human Side os
Retail Selling" The a Is G
OF Retailing" etc.

Dii YOU ever know that the Kind ~
glass in your window psn"s has i's
effect on keeping out ~" cold in Win
ter As many pcopl" ar" huiidiug
their own homes ~ ms time. /, IL
we'll for the housewife. 10 understand
differences in window glass Plat"
glass is. ~ course. IN" most beautiful
and mo-, expensive" 1t is hs; and
even. 40 tina, objects appear through
II without distortion. and J.; keeps
out the cold far moro eW"r'uallv han
ordinary sheet glass l. IS however
soft and much moro readily scratch
ed than common glass
Common, or sheet glass. comes in
two classes-single thick and drunl"
thick The former i. onc-.iIt.cn'h
~ an inch thick and tho later about
on"-sighth Of an inch. Thin single
'hich glas. Is more easily mad" than
tn" doubt" thick and is therefore. not
only cheaper. hut better and NOR"
f'c. from defects than double ,hick
~ the same quality. Therefore. II
Is generally used in houses built for
sale ], is however. very fragile
and presents lit,ic Resistance" TO the
cold OF tho outside air TINT the
double thick is always TO be pref.--
rcd Although IL costs very ll''l"
NOR" than The s!nrl" thick glass. II
= NOR" thau four times az strong
aud ~ much more efficient ~ pro-
i.oitun against Ia" cold winter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14

Lutheran Church this afternoon at 2
o'clock.
l'hySi"iars said that tho gas had
fingered ia his system and slowly
undermined MS health. Ec-ilcs MS
widow. he Is survived 10y his mother
and several children
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
LncnI r-mp.rmtnr- Yc.t,r,Iar.
special Data.

Local Observations at r. VI. Y~-terday
Wind direction, northeast. Wind velocity.
weather az +. II rain
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14

Although many dyes used In food
products TO-DAY ar" harmless. !, Is
'v"ii 20 know how 10 test food. for
no presence ~ ar;ihcjal colors To-
morrow 'h"s" tests w!li hl described.
g.. l:Z2 ny runIlc Ledger c"D
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

You'll like Jack Frost" Salt. Clear.
pure, pours sly.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14

daughters, Mrs. Hopkins. OF this
place; Mrs Robert Quarles. OF Ros
nokc. and one son. OF Charleston.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-07-14

viii take place
church Saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-15
NAVIGATION
IS LOCAL FEATURE
Trading in General List Fairly
Broad-P. R. T. Sup
piled Freely

Trading was fairly broad and active
in the local market. with much better
distribution Of tho dealings. The re-
ncwed strength Of Lchigh Navigation
was ono of the outstanding featnrss'
with that stock advancing 10 I,iin'
pqualing the recent top price. VIE.
trlc Storage Battery also came s IN ,"i
notice by reason Of an animated repound
Of over 9 points. to 141 "a, which DIS
closed n very scant supply OF stock.
Interest In the philadelphia Rapid
Transit proxy contest In 20 fnr as the
stock market Is concerned appears 10
bc , dpnd letter. The stock was again
rather freely supplied. causing a FUR
thcr recession to %. or 4 points un'
der the high figure made yestcrdny;
There was also evidence OF continued
ilribbling iiouidation Of Union Traction.
which yielded to 35. For some occult
reason. there appears to be crowns
fear that the unfortunate controversy
regarding the p. Il. 7. managemens
may work. out to the disadvantage o'
this underlying company.
The Philadelphia Electric issues, on
the other hand. had better organized
support This kept the common rela'
lively steady around 23ss. The pre-.
fcrred was we'll sustained at 2S, ana
the preferred warrants had a good mar
ket at 11h to Q. What appeared to FUR.
thcr realizing sales depressed American
stores to 03E. an overnight loss OF .
points and nearly q points from the
high of last Saturday. The first pre-
fcrrcd lost point Mt 120.' The directors
are scheduled to meet this afternoon for
dividend action.
The strength Of the rails In the New
80. .1..t e,uul ~nanckiov IN thn
advance Of ~ points in Lehigh Valley
and the continued firmncss Of Pennsyl.
vania Railroad. The L. G. l.. shares
were stronger, and broader dealings
were noted In the Tonopah mining Is
sues.
Although there were no dealings IN
the stock, the annual report OF the
Baldwin Locomotive Works came in for
considerable discussion, and made a
very favorable impression. especially
considering the widespread character OF
the business depression last year. The
actual figures. however, tailed very
closely with the recent estimates which
consequently robbed the exhibition OF
some of its glamor.
The plans to stamp out bucket shops
and illegal practices Of all kinds we're
unanimously indorsed in both brokerage
and banking circles. 1t is to be re.
grcttcd, however. concerted action was
not taken some time ago when these
parasites of the market community were
cropping up with alarming rapidity
right under the noses OF the leading
houses Of the street. While no line Of
action has been reached. yet the or.
ganizcd effort of the various interests
is certain to bring desired results.
Losses sustained by innocent and IN.
experienced people through the allurins
promises Of these ny-by might concerns
is little short OF appalling.