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Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
FRIENDS LAUGH
AT Her SKINNY
HUSBAND

Nou skinny men may be a great
but not to your wife. She hears the
hal ha! they give YOU when you
appear she sees how ridiculous you
look with Your face the picture of
slow starvation, your figure like n
clothes rack and your adam S apple
protruding like n head highland
she knows how weak and listleSs
you are.
What S the sense of going along
like that day after day, when you
can easily put ON pounds of flesh
and get a figure like an athlete ,
Thousands of other men now know
from experience that there's moth.
ing in the world SO good rs Mccoy s
Tablets to build "stay there flesh
every real man needs.
McCo wakes all the risk-read this
ronclad guarantee: If after taking
1 Sixty Cent Boxes of Mccoy 5
Tablets or One Dollars boxes, any
thin, mdcr-wcight man or woman
doesn t gain at least pounds and
feel completely satisfied with the
marked improvement in health-the
purchase price win be refunded.
The name McCoy's Cod Liver Oil
Tablets has been Ehortened-iust
ask for McCoy's Tablets at Glenn
ent's $ Drug store or any drug store
store in America. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
Auto Thief Fails
In Liberty Dash

Frank Perez, i, Of Hunting
'on Park WAS arrested on the
CaleXico highway last night
by Frank Van Bezcl and Bill
larkctt Of the state traffic squad.
Perez is alleged to have stolen an
automobile in Los Angeles. Il Chev-
rolct coupe. He was brought TO the
county Jail and locked up and is
being held here for Los Angeles
authorities Los Angeles has been
notified IF the arrest and it is
expected that an officer will ar.
rive to return the prisoner to the
northern city within a few davs.
Perez was brought to city police
headquarters for the purpose of
questioning after he was apprehend
ed, the officer not being sure at
that time that the machine had been
stolen. But as the ear was halted
Perez made a dash for liberty and
for a time it locked as though il,
would be successful. lie was locat-
ed, however, hidden behind the
shell Oil Station at seventh and
Main streets.
lie later admitted to the Officers
that he had stolen the ear.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

uncovered acreage; $1.30-1.35 for
/ PAPER covered; and $l.6J-l.85 brush
covered. The covered acreage in
! 1928 on CantalOupes, exclusive Of
J honey dcws and honey balls was
estimated to be lJ,l2J and uncov-
cred $685.. The revised acreage in
1927 for cantaloupes, honey dews,
honey balls and casabas was 39,7j8
and the preliminary survey in 1923
showed 1886.
| Brawley continued TO be the heav-
lest loading point with 1000 ears
to July 6; FL Centre second with
2,82j; Westmorland 2,233; HoItVille
| ,lG9: Hcbpr l,064, CaleXico $40;
Sandia 2G5; SceIey 13l; Edgar 81;
Calipatria ard f.stellc 50; Imperial
30 and Ncrdant -. TIP to July Il
inclusive the northern end of tn"
! valley had moved 1868 and the
southern section G,l3S. The total
to July included l2,083 ears of
cantaloupcs, l735 honey dews, LISA
mixed; 22O honey balls and 10 ca.
sabas or lj,s2l cars.
The distribution this season cN-
tended to practically every state in
the United States and several prov
inccS in Canada. Up to July 6. ap
proximatcly 800 cities had received
one or more cars.
The cantalOupc industry in Impr-
rial Valley is It marked example Of
American determination and re
sourcefuIncss. Pioneers with the
aid of water from the Colorado river
transformed desert which " wait
Cd silent, het and fierce in It's desc
lation' into fertile valley. Grow
crs and shippers with a vision de-
rclopcd the cantaloupe, honey dew
and honey bail melons and brought
them up to their present state of
| Perfection, increasing output from
around 800 carloads in 1905 to al
/ most $4,000 in 1927 and probably
slightly over $4,000 in 1928 Rail
| roads and refrigerator ear c0mpan-
/ les also deserve credit for the swift
movement Of the iced ears to all
I parts Of the country and state and
| federal agencies have done their
part in standardization, inspection
and market news work. The t. s.
! Market News Service, through its
+ telegraphic reports keeps the grow
ers and shipper advised Of condi-
tions in receiving points and the
daily distribution table compiled
from original destinations and di-
versions gives a picture Of the roll
mig ears and assists in preventing
GFrrIoading markets.
The futarp success of the Impc-
! rial Valley cantaloupc industry de
! penGs largely upon organization, ad-
vcrtising and Improvement in quail
lty. The American appetite is de-
mandng a melon Of high sugar con
tent. When it is not available, con.
sumcrs turn TO peaches, strawber-
rieS or other competitive fruits. TIN"
trend Of the times is toward organ
izatjon in all Industries. Il woald
Solv" many agricultural problems IN
the valley. especially in regulating
aercage SO that supply would not eX
ccrd demand.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
REVIEW OF 1928 CANTALOUPE
CROP BY GOVERNMENT EXPERT

Editors Note This is the third
and last of series OF articles by
4. f. Brugh Of the L. $. Depart
ment of Agriculture, reviewing tchc
1923 oaHtaloupc crop.
lhc uoney ;:@3 acreage again
showed an increase this season, the
California Cooperative Crop Report o
jng service estimating 1885 acres.
1t was 300 in 1927 and 80 in
1926 The FIRST straight carload was
reported out this season june 9 but
movement in mixed cars began be
fore that time and the output in
creased 10 % straight cars July >,
June il, they brought around $500
for standard crates Of A. melons,
and held consistently around that
figure, ranging generally St.O0-5.jO
up to July in New York city. The
flavor and carving qualities Of this
melon are gradually becoming rec
ogniZcd, with New York city, ClcVc-
L@ud and few other large cities
tal,;uc thr bulk of the shipments.
OF about $4,000 acres Of cantl-
louppS estimated this season, tn
Ilalcs Best comprised over lj,ooo.
polocks around 5000 and Pcrfrc
tos 5000 The lIaIcs Best comes On
early and runs to large sizes. Sales
at Shipping point are made On a
basis o. the standard - craft. This
is the desirable size aud cars heavy
10 this package in the manifests al-
Wpys brought premium, Jumbo
Cos usually brought the same price
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
SIX DIE IN BALKANS

BELGRADE, .Iugo -Slavia, July
Il. Six persons were killed and
several wounded in political riots
at Pctrich and street fights at
Sofia, caused by the assassination
early this week of General Protogcr-
off, Macedonian committee leader.
lcportS from the Bulgarian frontier
said todaN.
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12
Saving in Sight

Recent decisions of the Inter
state Commerce Commission rcduc-
ing freight and refrigeration charg,
Is. whca they become effective, Will
mean dnitc a saving for the growers
and shippers.
Production costs vary consider
ably, but with a normal yield. til"
total cost Of growing, packing and
placing rantaIoupeS Oh the cars
ready for shipment is approximate
Is Sl.ij per standard crate on the
Imperial Valley press., 1928-07-12

as standard 45s. unless in straight
ears when they often sold at l0c
per crate discount. Jumbo 43s
brought lj-2jc premium over stand
ard 4Js and standard 3Gs lJ-2Jc dis
count, the range depending ON tn"
time Of the season. The price Of
pony crates was 1915 perccnt Of the
standard 45s and flats 40. percent.
Straight ears Of jumbo 27s were also
discounted, some sales being made
Ht s 90 when the fob. price on
standard 4Js was $l l.3J-l.40.
The average yield on cantaloupcs
this season was about the same as
in 1927, probably lGJ to l7O crates.
One large operator showed a range
in varioug fields from ll6 10 246.
Throughout the greater part OF
the season. the "choice' melons or
ripta for western shipment brought
2J-"0t crate premium over th"
''faucv' or those for eastern ship
mcut. Shipments to western and
Pacific Coast markets were kept
faitly uniform. and the truck move.
mant WAS lighter to Los Ageles than
in 1927. when at times the heavy
supplies almost dcmoraliZed that
market. Lighter truck movement
was partly caused by a reduction in
express rates to $l.00 per hundred
pounds and the operation Of a sPe-
cial evening train arriving in Los
Angeles for the early morning mar
kct. On June 50. 1927, Los Ange-
les had 1913 cars on track with a
market on standard crates OF J0c-
>I00. while the heaviest holdings
rcportel in 1928 was on june 90
with % cars and a price Of %l.2j-
I.4o The cost per standard crat"
If freight and refrigeration to Los
Angeles is 35c Auction selling was
given trial in that city this sea
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-22

NICKEL PLATE SURPLUS.

NEW YORK. March % up, The
New York. Chicago e. st, Louis nickel
Platel reports surplus of $2l5.506 for
February. after charges. against sur
plus of 1894, 225 for February last year
Gross revenues were S4.i97, 1895. against
s4.i22. 993 a year ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-22
EVERYMAN'S
INVESTMENTS
Values and Market Prices.
ny GE0RGE r. nVGHEs.


People who ask whether the stock
they own or think of buying is going
up or down can obtain material for an
answer, partially at least. By the exer-
else Of q little common sense. In the
preceding article In this series some
thing was said about the technical fac
tors that govern the movements of stock
prices Now let us look at values.
Suppose II Is an automobile stock. foi
instance, that Is under consideration
We know In the first place that the
motor car industry Is intensely COM
petitive We know that there has been
an era Of price cutting resulting IN the
consumer being able to set more for his
dollar than he has ever been able to
before. The first question then. Is how
this particular company IN going TO fare
under these conditions, WIN II be able
10 sell the automobile In quantity and
profltahiy with SO many ether manutae-
turers occupying the same tielde Nov
that IL a problem which special financial
knowledge will not help 10 solve The
investor, Spectator II YOU choose should
make UP his own mind about the selling
appeal of the car itself before he decides
about taking position IN the stock
This Ia, of course. only preliminary,
but II Is an essential preliminary, After
that he may consider whether II Is the
high priced, medium priced or the lower
priced ears which are likely 10 be In the
greatest relative demand, lie must give
consideration 10 the degree Of dlversiii-
cation OF output OF the company In
question, Some attention should ha paid
to the general level OF prosperity, al.
Though the experience at recent years
shows that automobiles viii be bought
even II other necessities have 10 he
sacrificed None at these paints h In
itself conclusive nor for that matter are
they final taken altegether, There yel
renams the position OF the stock In khA
market.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-22
COTTON PRICE STEADY
AT SMALL ADVANCE
Trade Buying and Active Demand
From Commission Houses Are
Reported Today.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 22.-The cotton
market opened steady today at a de-
cline of to 3 points in response to
rather indifferent Liverpool cables and
favorable view OF tine weather map
Offerings were comparatively light.
There seemed TO be some trade buying,
and the market soon steadied up on a
moderately active demand from COM
mission houses and recent sellers May
advanced TO 1915. while October sold
up to 1898, or about 6 to points above
yesterdays closing quotations The mar
ket was steady within a point or two
of these figures at the end of the first
hour.
Private cables said there had been
liquidation and hedge selling in Liver
pool early. with rallies later on local
buying and trade calling. influenced by
the strength of Egyptian cotton. which
showed advances Of to 80 points in
the Liverpool market
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-22

itumFiS Sales an y Niarhrt
IL M, 81 piu ~ ~ =. | ida hAO
TOM, . A3n 400 gam a0li .u0l
ily,tena fains ~ s,yen ~ tbs shavs taele
are the ah,inal rash patn,uats llased .ia the
llnu III tfaiins less lhan thl share.
! rat'm 1870 ss,.a I lios II ~ ss..gs l'ips
alle IA slaHa ulus \ u "a sla,k fays
aide when earped q l'atAllts IN rash 81
sidtk ! 'lus lHas n stack riut ~
Ia staek b FATTY stiak islns ass Ia
sturb Elus flah share auauatly IL
lfniied ilgai stores pnAlnAn stupk D plus
1 u g ID Alnek
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-22

SINCLAIR CONSOLIDATED OIL
Elisha Walker of Blair a; Co. has been
elected director of Sinclair sConSol-
idated Oil Co. succeeding Harry Bron-
ner. also of Blair g. Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-22
TIN SALES LARGER.

NEW YORK. March ~ NJ Aside
from 81 actjFe call for tn. the market
for non ferrous BelalS @as rather quiet
the past week. Sales ~ in we're larger
than foT any week - far this year,
Engineering ~ Mining journal reports.
eNist Of copper LEAD aDG zlpe EFTe ln
Tmlted volume, bot prices held On .
ft@eGg hasis,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-22
, FOREIGN EXCHANGE.
touo' ations furnished nv w.R Hlbbs { Go }
Nominal gnid selling checks
yAitfe All To-day

NEW YORK, March % Gpl.-Fareign
exchanges steady; quotations in cents;
Great Britain-Dsmand. 4S77s: cables,
48S 3-l6: 60-day bills on banks. 4S4 Ills
France-Demand. 1885,; cables, $685..
Italy-Demand. 5,2s; cables. S.asis.
Demand-Belgium, 1898; Germany,
1885,: Holland. 40:3ts; Norway
$3.50: Sweden. 26.S3is; Denmark. $3.50:
Switzerland. 1926; Spain. 1919: Greece.
l.32is: Poland. ilSS: Cyechoslovakia.
2.96ia; Jugoslavia. i.76: Austria, i4i0:
Rumania. 81: Argentina. 42.72: Brazil.
1903: Toxic 900: Shanghai. 6S37,s
Montreal. l0O.099s,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-22
REMINGTON TYPEWRITER

NEW YORK. March ~ ~. -~ Net
1neone Of Remington Typewriter Co
Tor 1927 was 81, 1856 2S5 against s2.~
ES5 .5z5 IA 1926 This is equal after
preferred dividends, 70 SCI 81 q share
90 TIE common. against sis75 q share
the year before
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-22
EQUIPMENT INQUIRIES.

NEW YORK. March ~ ~. Equip
Foent inquiries lnclside 5 locomotive
tenders fof the Atehison. Topeka h
Santa Fe 500 steel undeTfranes for Doz
GERS for ne 5eaD0aTc ASy Line enc 300
freight cars for the Atlantic Coast Line
Railroad American Tank Car has ~
ofaer from the PYoysne Corporation
Ere. Pa toT three II 900-gsllQn TAM
ears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-22
PRICES ON PARIS BOURSE.

PARIS. March % LApl.-Prices were
steady on the Bourse today. Three per-
cent rentes, 81 francs. IS confines per
cent loan, SO francs 25> centimes:
exchange on London. l24 francs
centimes. The dollar was quoted at Is
francs 40i2 confines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-22
TREASURY CERTIFICATES.

tReuor,cd by J W scotsman 4 60 )
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-22
PER SHARE ANALYSIS.
What f. Back Of f,tcll share.

November 90 lh"5 --Reported that "arr.
lngr for 1927 s3ttsfactory--undoug up
to those of 1876.
Present dividend rate. Sc
Dividends paid--s3 in 1921. 81 each year.
19.2 20. and So IN 1897.
Al l53 %tock Yields 30 per cent
Consult vour banker or broker for fur
stock
Scrapbook this for future 'sference.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
Snumalais s-itsrilainen
fpnsresIi.
fnlttnnri-

9ltten ennen on ferrottu, lDf1ttiin
folmennen neutrality-suspicious. fult
tiiitrifongresiin pitdminen guoapes-
tisia ipiime feIdStG emf fei1Gn. Sept
temnin ltnfarista iaupuneen lopul-
listen tietoien nlltfaan fongresii al-
faa fei1flttn 10 p:nG testGen 3
pGiipii1J ionfa idlfeen ieuraa uieant
pi pdiipdiiid retteilriG n1aaienouffo.
llrlforisin loiiiuttu toitpon,ts, ett1
oianottaiia tuliii noin 400. 2Gbenl-
piG tietoia fonsresiin obielmasta ia
mltista fongresiia fosfeip:sta ieifois
ia annetaan pioffoin iamoinfuin
nDos ilnoitetaan, niiten ilmoittau-
tlntinen oIanottaiafii tapabtuii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
lllfomailta tilataan 10-iuctnria
Smpmeen.

gSaltionelwoStosia oil Gsfett1in
tdlitelt1fpanG ralttatieballitlifIen eli
tpS 20 taparaiunan meturin tilaa-
mileSla ulfomailta. 8altioneuposto
oifeutti raltatieballituflen tiloo-
ntoan enintain 10 taparaiunan me-
tnrin ltlfomailta eboolla, ettG tpetr-
rlen binto iiiben losfettltno tulli-,
tltulatti- y. III. matiut ei tule fal-
liinutafii fliin nlitG pastaaman
tppppilist1 metllreista on tpiine al
foina fotimaiiille tebtaille mofiettu
let1 ett1 raittatieballitus iaa tilauf-
len lltorittalalta luotettapot tafuut
iittd, ett1 weturit olpat iuomalaiIeS-
la iatanlaSia feiGfliun alusla 1928
ia t1plin montteerattuina ipiimeis-
tddn leuramuan beinGfuun 1 p:n1.
iSamalla lauiui paltioneuposto toi
monlufiena, ettl rautatieballitus
mit1li mabbollista tefiii tiloufiet
etllpG1sIG gnglannista.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
SnOmrn l1ntiiia
Gntinen iruniuOObilainen nnornfai-
ncn fnpllnt tapatnrmaiIcsti Snu-
mesIa.

Seliingin Sanonlain If. 7 pGispGn
nltrnerosia ferrotaan SSrompoooisiu
10. 1908 ipntpneen luutnantti glflel
&ostianin faubeasta fitolemusta me
rem iG1llG. S1net lopoettiin If. 6 y.
aotfan eouStalla iG6nnllirtoia Gam
mon fulfltfp1plGn l1beltG i1GltG,
miSi1 ban oil famppaillut fuole-
nianfanrppailunia iououttuaon enIin
lueteen ia fobmetuttliaan puolifuol-
leefii. &ostian of fGbnpt biibtGmGl-
la ioltffo-oiastonla alfalfa % tilo-
metrin pGGsid olemasIa IaoresIa ia
iieltd tafaiiintrtllesia nG1rtpnpt ia
ioiltltnut laiipoipGpl11n. @tiii1Ieu-
rue tooennGtoilesti oliii bGnet lop-
tGnDt el1ipGnd jos ie oliii lG9etettp
oioisia. 9uoleman litulloon ieuran-
neen 10 pGipGG ennen ritl,ntiin l0p-
t1nlistd. &oStion on m. m, ottanut
oIao Suolnen tpapausiotaon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
'Sarburin inOmalaincn fnpllnt afil-
liiesti.

Ssplma ia llimi aibeuttispat Gfilli-
len fuolemm mime feSfipiiffono
l1bellG gtortb Cast, 8o., fun fan
lalailemme Sranf Senrp 2inomall,
glsbtabula Sarborista fuoli ipoGn-
balmaafieen prittdesIGGn irroittaa
autoania lunlifinofieSta.
Scr 2inopall oil l1btenpt erGit-
ten naapitrienia fansIa autonatfal-
le erGllle farmileubulle lGbell6
Sinolep Safea 2dbell6 matfanla
pGGm6araG oil auto ieiiabtitnut ip-
ipdGn lllmeen. Siiallinen ponnistlls
2inonallin puolesta Ianotoon oibeut
taneen ipbGnbalpaufien. S1n of
fuollut paifalle.
3runliinia iaatettiin fotiinia 5
8bitlam fabulle, 9(sbtobula Sarbo
rim, fesfimiiffoiltana iosta boutaus
tapabtuu.
Sliremaan iGiipGt pltoliio ia nel-
ia poifaa: Sranf Salmer Yaincs-
billestd; Ginor ia gilbert, s(sbta-
blilasia ia Sobn, 8illouebbpsia.
@ainaia oil pfii parbaintnlista
Sarborin litomalaiiista aiuffaista
ia of eIGnpt iiellG lGbes neIiGfpn-
mentG puotta. &uoIlesiaan oil t
81 tpuoben ifGinen. 9lm. SIT.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
Sol 80 iunotta etiffaa,

2ontoo. - MoD gtobSlep, 60
muotioS neitonen Iopoettiin fuollee-
no oiunnostoon. Oiainen oil "piffe-
T6inpt" itienid elGiu6nG. Biimeiien
80 uuooen oion ioi bdn ia6nnoIIi-
lcSti iofa pdiud pioIi litraa etiffoa
gtiioninonti uniooostlii bdneIGc
walitdudttonbpoefii. Slman fitd ei
bdn titIliit toilneen. SiIloinfin, fun
ban oil min Iniros ettei iuoiiriit ipo-
Sd. tabtoi ban etiffdnid.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
SnpmalaiIen nainen iupittannt for
iuansjntnn.

glmerifan Steel & 8ire Company
@orcesterisia on tuomittli n1afia-
maan Wers 9lnna Wdfpielle 6,400
ooIIaria bpipitpstd niebeniG tapatur
maiiestn fiiolemasta. Miiffo WsGfp-
men pnloi ionliifiiun lopusia 1926
mainitun ter6sliiffeen tebtoasia
Min paboin ettG b6n faubeita tuS-
fla f1riittp1Gn plan len iGlfeen fuo-
Ii.
gliiasta iufeittui oifeusalia len
tafio, ettG pbtio Ell iuostunut mafla-
maan fobtuullistufaon foripauSta
benfeni1 menettGneen tpolGiien les
felle. gliiasIa fpllG antoi lesfen bp-
ipGfii pG1tofien tpoldisten tliripalli-
lulttta mdllDolDa laufqtlllfa, lDaull
len perrsteella Ell teraspbtio luoiuut
nut raboia.
Wers MGfpien aiianaiaiana on toi
nlirut monisia iuonalaisten oliois-
ia nnfana ollut lafinies sc. SoD-
Tor. SGIl1 fertaa bpwGfipp slm.
Steel & 8ire Company tuonlion,
ioten oiionomainen folmen alaifGi-
fen lopienia fansia 8orcesterin Ia
bistollG farmilla aiuma lesfi iaa td
man riittGmGttonlGn mutta lent1dn
polionnerfitieip1n rabam1Gr1n toi-
meentulonia tltrpaamiiefii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
8enGlGiict talonpujat tefeiuGt jat-
fiija iuerpnfantajille.

Wosfolpa. = @enGl1iiet talonpr
iat tefewGt faifelloiiia iutfuja BALI
tuflen iperonfantajille. geiinp1 e.
r1GsIi fplGsiG uralin puolesio
laittoitpot be Ii6enraSpda iperon-
fontaian beipoien Daliaiiiin. Sun
beiuonen iitten l6nlpeni iuostesiaan,
alfoi rosDanboji tunfeiitua fen iie-
rontiin. Sdsti buriistineena pltpi
bemonen lauffaomaan mGlittGm1tt1
ajajan ponniSteluista. @eronfanto-
ia oil er6GsiG fGGnteesiG lent6npt
refineen tienobeen, mlitta pebmois-
ia fitin of liimi, ei Iouffaaittiiritt.
Seniijnon loi refi bGnen miifanaan
olleilta naispst6pilt1 poiffi i1dri-
fplfiluita.
Yatfofeinoin flpttGpGt weronfun-
tuiot ioutiiipot talonpoifnin ipibdn-
eiineifii. Misid usfaIIetaan, iieIId
annetaon tueronfnntaioIle ielf6iou-
no
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
ISciuostem ntpbnti @enaiGlIe.

Seiposialostisliittoien fpienti-
oiuusfunto tuli apiime ipuonna
npbneefii @en6iGlle faiffioan L.
$50 betposta, ioioen pbteinen binta
nouii 3,61O,OOO morffnan. aaupon
raboittantiiefii on mponnettp ipienti
liiottoa alma 70 proienttiin osti.
8iimeinen erG fGiitt6d 300 bemos.
ia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
aanan ipOan fas'uanmt 16 fpmOtta.

9focfefeller synItituten l1Gfetie-
teelliielli oiastollo on polanen to-
nan ipoGntG, jofa on el1npt ia fos-
iuonlt iatfuipasti t6 puotta. @loSlo
ppip6fieen taripitiee ipoan "fplwpn"
mGGrdtpsi1 ieofiesio iofo AS tliittt.
SpoGn fospoo Min ioittitin, eta
Iiitd on tibfotibeddn leifattaipa ciin
pois. sos min ei diff tebtp, oliii ie
16 puooen oifano fosuonitt ebfd
Iiutrenmofii fiiin on fofo initituuttt
- olettoen ettd file diff poitu ant
ton oiionomniiet elinebtonio.
Spodntd tutfineet ldGfdrit iano-
nat fen iiidltdipdn fuolemottonlia
iolujo, iotfn m6drdtpn roiuinncn
Ioooesiuan iotfntpnt eldnidd loppii-
mattontiin. auolemd, ianoo tobt.
Gorrel iobtru iiitd, ettd eldiilId on
bernosto ia oispot.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
Jiiffoi 500 iffmnan iuarastaafIeem
95 Ientin paiSan. :.

8rooflpn. glrtbur Sieblep,
29-puOtias nuorlifainem riffoi
5120-3 :lla Qlpenlella oleipan lift
teen iaban bollarin iffunan iaaoof-
ieen iffltnolla olleen loistatpolu1ri-
lem 90 ientti1 nafiapan paioan.
Barin blofin pGdSiG ollut poliifi-
mics fuuli lain belin1n, nGfi ntie-
ben ottauan ia iuofiepan pois pai-
ia fioesiGGn. Soliili l1bti iGlfeen
ia lDbpen tofaa-oion jdlfeen iaalput-
ii miebeni1.
Sieblep on puoii iitten tuomittu
pddllebpoffapfiestd ia on bdnelld
npt, jos ipplliipps to6istetaan eoes
iaGn tpntmenen puooen munfila-
malta.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02

&oonia. = sc tproliloinen ppo.
rGilijGneitonen jofa ei iuostunitt TO
iuerieniofoon boiitlltufIistn fatfaiie-
moan biiifiiaon iaa fiittdd bengisid
olonon lujatobtoiiituoestnon. Slices
ioan tpinboa ipoubtia pp0rdllddn E.
rddn plifdptGspdn fobonlIa, tafertui
tpt0n ilmasio blilmuopa tltffa roto
ipaboin lasfemoon foiteeieen npfiis
ten tpton tafaifin. gpord ieniijoon
Ienii iiiuri fobballe tulleen innoiI
ollie ntiirsfaiituen fofonnan.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
0lOiuusti gsaltori elaffecIIc.

Soulifilun % p:nd pitdtndsiddn
fofoufIesio on Observation-Disclosures
ron jobtofiirita npontdnpt rotposti
@oftoriIIe $4,000 MT. iln.raiien
suactuiien cIaffeeu. @oufpa @altari
faa ricbenId faOItua 1900 MT.
iinlrui'cn iuuotuiien eIinfautiien G.
ldffeen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1928-02-02
lcfarb antpmpbiilitebSas tefce
iitnrta liifettG.
SacfarS

Sbe Sacfaro 0aotor Gar Com
panp ilmoittaa tebneenid liifettG
mime ioulufuusia enenlpi fuin
milloinfaan ennen iinG fllufautena.
Yuboas liifeipoitto on 1927, ,636,
mime puooen ianlan flufauoen L.
014,605 oollaria pastaan.