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are Mrs. Arthur Hyde, Mrs. Hamilton
Fish, jr. Mrs. John H. Dwight, Mrs.
George S. Patton, jr.; Mrs. Everett
Sanders, Mrs. Frank Barrows Freyer,
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, Mr.. Frank
T. Hines, Mr.. Newbold Moves, Mr.. War
rem D. Robbins and Mr.. William p. Emo.
More interest is shown in the Capital
horse show this year then ever before,
due to the fact that the tea house Will
be run under the auspices of the Army
and Navy League, of which Mrs. Her
bert Hoover is honorary president. Mrs.
Lutz Wahl is chairman of the commit
tee and will have many Of the Junior
League girls to assist her.
Mrs. Elise Mulliken has returned
from North Carolina to attend the Ma
tional Red Cross convention and is at
the Powhatan Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Norment have
cancelled all social engagements owing
to the death of the formers mother.
The Chief Justice and Mrs. Charles
Evans Hughes we're the honor guests at
a dinner given last evening in the palm
court of the Mayflower by Mr.. and Mrs.
William P. MacCracken, jr., for the
executive committee of the American
Bar Association and the committee in
charge of arrangements for the visits
of members of the British and French
bar. The company included Mr.. Justice
and Mrs. George Sutherland, Mr.. JUS
tice and Mrs. Pierce Butler, Mr.. Justice
and Mrs. Harlan Fiske Stone, Mrs.
Lawrence C.. Phipps, wife of Senator
Phipps of Colorado: the solicitor gen.
eral and Mrs. Thomas D. Thatcher.
Mr.. and Mrs George Akefson, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter F. Newton, Mr.. Henry Up
son Sims, president of the American
Bar Association, and Mrs. Sims; Mr..
r. E. L. Saner of Dallas, Tex; Mr.
Chester 1. Long and Mr.. Silas H.
Strawn of Chicago past presidents OF
the American Bar Association, and
Mrs Silas H. Strawn.
Members of the executive committee
present included Mr.. Quincy E. Newlin
of Los Angeles, Mr.. John voorhees, OF
Sioux Falls, with Mrs. Voorhees,; Mr..
Edgar B. Tolman of Chicago, Mr..
Charles A. Boston Of New York, with
Mrs. Boston; Mr.. Province M. Pogue
of Cincinnati, Mr.. R. A. Van Orsdel of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

Mrs. Horace Towner, wife of the for
mer Governor of Porto Rico, Is staying
at the Hotel Roosevelt while attending
the meetings of the Mount Vernon So
ciety, of which she is a vice regent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

Capt. and Mrs. H. D. Scheibla have
recently arrived from the Philippines
and are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. w.
Murphy in their home at z Primrose
street. Chevy Chase, Md. Mr.. and Mrs,
Murphy and Capt. and Mrs. Scheibla
will be at home Informally Sunday aft
ernOOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
Secretary Of State Patron
For National CAPITAL Show.

Secretary Stirnson's name has been
added to the list of patrons for the
National Capital Horse Show, which
will be held on May IA, Is, 16, II, at
Bradley Farms, Md.
Other names to be added to the list
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON, TUESDAY, 1890

luncheon yesterday at the Annapolis
Roads Beach and Tennis Club, having
with her Mrs. Tasker L. Oddie and Mrs.
Percy Foote. Mrs. Lyon and her guests
motored through Maryland yesterday
visiting historic gardens.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

Mrs. John Ormond lawson Johnston
who Is In New York preparatory to sail
ing tomorrow on the Aquitania with
CONTINUED on Third Page.)
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Meade will en-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-05-06

terrain at dinner this evening in honor
of Mrs. Henry r. Dimock.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-14
RAILROAD INQUIRY BOARD ID ARRIVE
 H[RE AUGUST q

The Senatorial committee to in vestigate the Alas ka Railroad which left Seattle August F on the destrovers Wamuth and Perry is scheduled to arrive here on Aug ust 21, acording to an itinerary an nounced by Lieut.. H. 0. Briggs, Ma val officer in charge of the Cordova dio station.
 The party consist of Senators R. B. Howell Nebraska, Chairman, J. Thomas, Idaho, and J. B. Kendrick, Wyoming Rear Admiral Koontz, re- called to duty to accompany the committee on account of his wide knowledge of the Territory.
 The itinerary announced by Lieut.. ust 12; arrive and leave Ketchi- Briggs follows, Leave Seattle Aug kan, August IS; arrive and leave Juneau, August 16; arrive and leave Skagway, August M, arrive and leave Sitka, August IS; arrive Cor .dova August 20 and leave August 21; arrive Seward, August q. The party will spend two weeks on the Alaska Railroad between Seward and Fairbanks. 1t will sail fl oL. Seward for Kodiak on Sept ember 5 and arrive in Seattle on September 9.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-14
THIS ALLEGED ADVANCEMENT

Much is being written in the states about their big unemployment problem it's cause, and it's remedy Pol tca conditions undoubtedly have considerable to do with the work but the introduction of machines to take the place of 5000 clerks in the Census Bureau shows that the constantly changing relation of the worker with respect to the work to be done will continue to produce idleness until and rapid means of adjustment has been found, until the hour arrives when the world ceases to advance
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-14
AT TIE HOTELS

VAN GILDER-G. E. Widean and daughter.
 SEWARD -J. Leamun, Phil Q. Harrison, H. Gimblem, Peder Ol- sen.
 OVERLAND-o. w. Fuller, w. Mcdonald.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-14

We are willing to supply carload of brown bears If the customers will release them Pennsylvania Ave- nue, Washington.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-14

If Socrates had practiced while with moonshine the hemlock would have acted as soothing potion.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-14

The announcement that the Hindus are boycotting English clothes is rather tardy Judged by the pictures they were the orginators of the threeounce fappe1 undress.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-14

Juneau grocery stores have got together for revision of closing hours.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-14

All kinds of bottles and selling them cheap. Coopers.
Seward daily gateway., 1930-08-14

Seward will get the breakwater, probably, upon the completion of Boulder Dam.
The Washington times., 1930-05-10
RALLY.
SQUEEZES
SHORTS
By w. S. COUSINS

NEW YORK, May 10 0N.SO-
A spirited rise in the public Util-
ity stocks and favored industrials
at the beginning of the short week.
end session diverted speculative
interest for the time being from
the irregular markets of the last
few days. Wall Street had the
impression that the shorts were
being given another squeeze" in
the stocks in which short selling
had been quite liberal in the last
two weeks.
The bulls were encouraged by
the favorable tone of the week
end business reviews and by the
increase in weekly bank clcarings
for the first time in two months.
Clearing increased 4.9 per cent
over the same week last year and
7.3 per cent over last week.
Electric Power and Light led
the rally in the utilities and sold
up nearly S points at 9012. Con
solidated Gas moved up IL to
1923. United Corporation, United
Gas improvement. American
Waterworks and other well-knoWn
utilities rose l to 3 points.
United States Steel pushed
ahead 2H to 1721s, up nearly Z
points from the low of the week.
The stock was we'll bought in
anticipation of a favorable for
ward tonnage report to be issued
at noon. Westinghouse jumped
3 points to 177l2 and General
Electric was boosted "a to 61l2
on persistent buying wave.
Radio sold up points to 50as.
The copper stocks made further
progress under the strength of in
creasing home and foreign sales
of the red metal. Sales this
morning for foreign account
totalled 100000 pounds. Ana
conda made the best recovery of
the week to 60l2, up Ia. and
Kennecott rose 2l2 to 48l2 in
active trading.
The amusement stocks were
under profit-taking in the first
hour, but pushed a little more
vigorously in the second, Warner
Brothers rising 2 points to 683s,
Fox and Radio Keith up IA
each.
The Washington times., 1930-05-10
RESERVE BANKS
GUT LOANS

Member banks of the Federal
Reserve System had loans and
investments of $3S,O56, 1000 900
March 27. the date of the last
call, a reduction Of $87&, 900 900
since December 81 and of $337,-
100000 since March 81, 1929, the
Federal Reserve Board announced
yesterday.
The loans of the member banks
showed reduction of $1,031,o0
600 during the quarter and in
creased $174,000 900 for the year.
Investments showed a jump Of
S153,O00,000 in the three months
and a drop of $511,000,O00 since
last March.
The report showed that Of the
total liabilities of $45 $50 379 900.
which balanced the resources.
$34,836, 1861 900 was in deposits,
OF which Sl7078. 9O5 900 were de-
mand, $13,518,731,OOO time and
the remainder United States.
The member ban,.s held 81.
O05. 100000 in United States Sc
curities March q. an incr, e
of S222,000,00O in three months
and a loss of 1859 .O0O.OoO since
the same date a year ago. Other
securities hello amou tied to S..
$4,000, 900. Decreases of S69,.
100000 and S143.0OO,OOO. respec-
lively, IN the three months and
year.
Loans of member banks in
New York city declined S49O .OOo..
600 and investments S45 100000
between December 81 and March
27, but during the year loans
of these banks increased S439.-
100000 and investments $4,000.
600.
Member banks in Chicago re-
ported decrease of $41.0OO. 900
IN loans and a relatively small
increase in investments since De.
cember and decreases of $50.
100000 and $4,000 900, respec-
lively, in loans and investments
during the year.
Country bank loans declined
$168, 100000 during the quarter
and investments Increased S36,.
OC0, 900, while during the wear
both loans and investments de-
clined by $284.OOO, 900 and $685.
600, 900, respectively.
The Washington times., 1930-05-10
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. May s.-Live stock:
Cattle-Market receipts. 40 head; d.
rects, $40 head. Hold-over steers weak
to 25c lower. Three loads, medium
S1d.0Om11.35. Cows scarce, slow. steady.
Common to medium. &5.759750 Low
cutters and cutters mostly, So. so q &. so.
Bulls nominal. Nealers and Calves
Market receipts. 20 head; directs. 1870
haad VeaIers scarce steady to weak.
Good to choice, &1O.O091200. Hogs
Market receipts none; directs. $40
head. None offered Sheep-Market re-
ceipts, 400 head; directs, S,430 head.
Deck 76-pound springers fully 2s cents
iower, quality considered. Good to
choice springers, $1".50613.75. Load
~ pounds good clipped lambs, $1O2s
EtRAdY.
The Washington times., 1930-05-10
Live Stock Marts
BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE. May S.-Live stock:
Cattle-Light receipts, $50 head: ::
market dull. steers-Good to choice,
s115O912.25; medium to good, SO: 26
911.25; fair to medium, 1925 O 1928;
plain to fair, SS25@9.25: common 10
plain, T25@8.25. BuIs-Medium to
good. s.. 259ss.7Si fair to medium I'm
common to plain. S7oO@7.5o. Cows
Medium to good. TOO@S,OO: fair to
medium, $6,O0@7O0; plain to fair, $500
$500; common to plain. "4,0O@6.0O.
Hsifers-Good to choice, $10.OO@1O.75;
medium to good, $9OO@s.75; fair to
medium, $s.OO@S.75; plain to fair, 500
OILS; common to plain. $6oO@7Oo,
Fresh cows and springers, S50@l10.
- Sheep and Iambs-ReCeiptS 200
head. Moderate supply; market steady.
Sheep. $2.0006 500; lambs. $11.O0013.75.
HoRS-ReceiptS, 500 head: moderate
supply; market lCwsr =. = Lights ! sIST5@
s1c7S0i1; rouEhs. S76o@s.45: igh.
pigs. t1e91o.75; pigs, $1O@11.75; Ohio
hogs, 10@1sc higher.
Ca!Vee-Receipts t0O head. Moderate
supply; market steady. Calves. ss011.
The Washington times., 1930-05-10
P OVER FIRMS
FACE PROBE

Hearings on the Electric Bond
and Share Company system were
suspended, to be resumed some
time after the North American
hearings.
North Americans acquisition of
controlling interests in Washing
ton power and traction utilities
and of important interests in the
Pacific Gas and Electric Company,
serving San Francisco and much
of California, are understood to
be among the deals slated for ex-
animation. a.
It's other interests slated for in
quiry are grouped about Mil
waukee. Cleveland and st. Louis.
1t is one of the largest utility
groups in the world under single
ownership. Although North Amer
ican is clasSed as independent, the
Electric Bond and Share Company
has stock interest in it, and it is
jointly interested with the insults
in the North American Light and
Power Company.
In the most revealing thumb
nail sketch of a holding company
yet presented, the commission
yesterday showed millions of
profits piled up in four ways,
and in large part directly at the
consumers expense.
Finances of the North American
Company. controlling a $9O0,000,,
900 system of electric, gas and
street railway properties. will be
investigated by the Federal Trade
Commission at hearings begin
ming May 26 or 27, 1t was an
nounced Yesterday.
The Washington times., 1930-05-10
CHICAGO

cFTcAGo, May . GN.sJ.-LIvs
stock:
higher. Top 5000; bulk. $3.50 1895:
heavyweight. s9.7591O.sC; m d i u m
weight, Ss.sOQ1o.4O; lightweight. *sS5
11o.40; light lights. $97O51O.4O: pack
Ing sows &S.SO@9.6O; pigs, &9@1O.25.
Holdovers, 1000.
Cattle-Recetpts, 1000; market steady.
Calves. receipts, 1000; market steady.
f45o; common and medium. $50 1850;
yearlinEs. 8901425; butcher cattle,
3tetfers. S7.5O@12; cows. &S@s.5s; bulls,
500; calves. S7@11.50; feeder steers,
stucker cows and heifers sos
Sheep-Receipts, $1,000; mark t
steady Medium and choice lambs,
S4A50@11.25; Culls and. common, $500;
yearlings $7.5U6s: common and choice
ewes, $366; feeder lambs, &S.5O9s.5o.
The Washington times., 1930-05-10
Foreign Bonds
SON Of HOOVER
PRESIDENT

CHICAGO, May 10 USD.
Herbert Hoover. jr., is slated to
become president Of the newly
organized Aeronautical Radio,
Inc, radio representative Of the
commercial air lines Of the ma
ton, according to reports here.
Representatives of the air mail
and passenger lines of the coun-
try will meet here Monday for
the election of officers and di-
rectors of the new company and
officially take over the radio
directional control of transport
flight.
The Federal Radio Commission
has granted Aeronautical Radio,
Inc, the exclusive use of a num-
ber Of wave lengths and agree
mentS have been reached with
more than so per cent Of the
air mail and passenger operators
for the corporation to take over
the radio directorial control Of
their operations.
The organization will develop
work done by the United States
Department Of Commerce In pro-
viding planes with weather re-
ports, radio beacon directional
service, emergency messages to
and from planes. and reports
known as P. x. reports, by which
managers have kept in touch
with the movement of their
planes.
All stock Of Aeronautical Radio.
Inc. will be held by the o3erators.
The Washington times., 1930-05-10
NEW YORK BOND MARKET

tFurnished by W. b. ntbDs & Coz
The Washington times., 1930-05-10
UNDERWRITERS
! PLAN BALTIC.
MEETING

The Maryland and District OF
Columbia Congress Of Life Under
writer's will hold their twelfth
annual meeting in the Lord Balti-
more Hotel, Baltimore. Md, next
Friday, Harold D. Kraft, pres
ident of the Underwriters AS
Sociation of the District Of Co
lumbia, announced today. More
than 1000 life underwriters Will
attend the session.
For the last II years Washing
ton and Baltimore life insurance
men have met for the exchange
of ideas which prove OF bene1lt
to the service and to discuss
topics of mutual interest.
A number of speakers have
been secured for the session.
among whom are James E. Kav-
anaugh, vice president OF the
METROPOLITAN Life Insurance Co.;
Guy B. Horton, attorney for the
National Life Insurance co: OF
Vermont; Tressler w. Calllhan'
manager of agencies for the John
Hancock Mutual Life Insurance
Co, and Vincent B. Coffin, dlrec-
tor Of education f0 the Penn
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
Among the WashingtonIans
serving on committees for the
coming meeting in Baltimore are:
Thonas R. Crowley and Karl >.
Hoffman, speakers commlttee'
lanes A. DeForce, Leo V. Freud
berg and Maybelle Raymond, reg
istration committee; Mary A. W.
Drown, music committee; j. HICKS
Baldwin, Marjorie Daniel and j.
Allen Maphis. lunch committee
George B. Farquhar. Alton y.
Grinnell and J. E. McCombs' puo-
Iicity committee; Carl Smith Dow,
L. v. Lampson and John McEl-
fresh. finance committee, and J.
Mitchell Owens. Frank Roach
and Frank R. Strunk, Transports
ton committee.
H, Mortimer Barkley is nov aS-
sociated with the stock exchange
firm of M. Johnston & Co., II
was announced by Johnston. He
will be associated with the sales
department of the firm which
maintains offices in the Shore
ham Building.
Announcement of details Of the
District of Columbia Bankers
Association convention in Ash
vile, N. c., in June, was made
today by George o. VaSS, vice
president of the Riggs National
Bank and chairman of the gen.
eral convention committee.
Vass told of the number OF
entertaining features which have
been arranged, including golf
matches, dinners, and the convcn'
ton itself Arrangements also
have been made for the bankers
being met at the train by private
automobiles in which they will be
transported to their hotels.
Construction work on the new
1O-story addition to the American
Security and Trust Company, on
Fifteenth St. N. w., near Penn
sylvania Avenue, is rapidly pro-
crossing and apparently will reach
a finish in the stipulated time, it
was learned today.
The new quarters will house a
number of important departments
of the institution which are now
scattered in various branches of
the banking organization through
out the city.
The Washington times., 1930-05-10

26'4 l5s Teaugtogr u2Oa). 2Oi2 -Ol1 .O'2
II IS Tenn Copper d.. l4L3 1872 49, Is
The Washington times., 1930-05-10
OIL STOCKS

LFurnished by W. r. Hihhs 4 - !
The Washington times., 1930-05-10
PHILOSOPHERS MEET.

The annual commemorative
meeting of the Society for
Philosophical Inquiry VIII be held
in the auditorium of the National
Museum Tuesday Al. 4:4S p. m.
The Washington times., 1930-05-10
~ l33I IA
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lj2. SIS Zenith kadio.... ~ l31 IA
ls J., Zenith rts. ....... n =
'E1 dividend. tE1 rights Plus ~ in stock. IPsy-
able Plus s' IN stock Pad Aat year-no rseua
Payable in stock Payable when earned Pay.
able in cash stock Plus 1oF. in stock Plus 80.
stock Plus 2ss Plus Sc n PIus
n m - in in
Subject approval Of stockholdera Plus extras Unit
less than 100 shar@
The Washington times., 1930-05-10

81 l. 4 San Fran 4s A.......... 81
st l. San Francisco IS b.. 1929
st l. San Fra nCisCo 4i1s...... 92S.
Sea board Air Line IS A.......... -
Sea hoard Air l. Fla Is A........ 64ly
Shell Union Oil 5s...,........... -
Sinclair Oil S1as B........... 1o!1.
Sinclair Crude Oil 5i2S,......... 1oOIs
southern Pacific Az 4las...,...... "a
southern Ry As 'S6.......... g.
southern Ry Ss.............,.... 1l73.
standard on j 5H............ 1899
Standard OIL y Y 4l2s.. 9S
: W Bell Tel s..-............. 1O4"s
ieNaS corp 5s........ l0i
TranscontinentaI Oil 6I2s....... g6
Union Oil of Calf is............ 100
United Drug Observation-Disclosures. 96l
4 Ruboer as. ...,,.,,,...... 10UN.
m"i""' IN US ''..'.'....,.,.... II
WaIwoffh ei2s ........,........ 103
western Marylsn nd As ......... 81
Western Maryland 5i2s . gal,
Wheeling Steel Sis ....,....., 10"
WHY'S -OVerland 6i2s ...,. 1907.
Winchester Arms 7lgs " los
Youngstown T IS A....... I02H
Foreign Bonds
Australia SIS '57...... ............ 9oH
Australia IS 55...........,.... 9Olc
Belgium 6s .................... 1n2A
Belgium - .......,.,........1 1I2Ss
heIRium AS ''..'..',....... iva
boiiNiH IS '......''.'..'..... so
bollNla As '...''''....,..'. ~ q
Brazil 6t2s ..............,. sou
The Washington times., 1930-05-10

~, ~ ibbS n O
Bid Ask
Anglo American Oil (New). Isl IsI.
Borne SCrymser ... % a
Buckeye Pipe Line ,..I 46 "a
Cheseboro Mfg. Co..,..,.I1S5 1Sn
Continetal OH ..,.....1 * IL
Cumberland Pine Line g 81
Eureka Pipe Line. .i "a as
Galena Signal Oil Com.,l ~
Humble Oil I1O2 '1nI1.
illinois Pipe Line. I30S s1%
Imperial Oil Canada az %
Indiana Pipe Line. 36 AZ
International Pete ..,,f EOS. 81
National Transit ..,,, 49, 10
N Transportation ,.,,I 15 ~
Northern Pipe Lines. 40 a.
ONO Oh .........,... 72a T&
Penna Mex Fuel ...,., 2li, "a
Solar Ref Co.........., -oll, -
Southern Pipe Line ,,. 90 II
South Penn Oil ,...,.. 80 40
Southeastern Pipe Line.l So Sc
Standard Oil Of Ind ,,..i sat- Il
Standard Oil of Ky......f SsI, IS
Standard Oil of Neb ~ 40
Standard Oil of Ohio. % 95
Standard Oil Ohio Ptd ....F117 12n
Swan ad Fink ......I Z IN
Vacuum Oil -.........:.I S7X 30
The Washington times., 1930-05-10

Canada SIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1N4%
chile SIS So. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 914
hue Ns ei''''''...'....... 81
Denmark 5i2S ................. 100 !
Dominican Rep SIPS ......... 9ses
Dutch East Indies SIS .......... lO1 =
Finland 5tas ................. 90
Finland 1S ................... loo
French 7i2s Al ................ 122l4
French Gov rs 40 .........,..,. IFS
German Bank SIS ............... 95 z
German Gen EleC IS As ........ 10S@s
Greek IS SS .......,.......... Ss
Italy IS 81 INSTRUMENTATION. 9914
japanese As 81 ............... 977s
Japanese Gus "a .............. 102 Is
MarselleS rs "a ................ 103 =
Milan 6l1s so ................ 92&
\ord Ry 6LzS "a ............... 1O4 Is
Norway las IS ................ zoos
Norway SIS 50 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 102
Oriental Development IS SO .... 97$s
Poland SS so Observation-Disclosures. 81
Queensland IS ~ ,............ 106
Rio de Isneiro Sis SO ....... Is
Rome sZs 50 ................... 9234
Sac Paulo City SIS 81 ........... 1N1
Sac Paulo State SIS 3S ......,. 81
Saxon Public Works Sias 81 -. 9Sss
Saxon Public Works Is As .. 81
Serbia IS So .................... 1O7 $
scissors IS '36 ........,........ 1881
swiss Confederation ) I2s As go. 1O4 Is
Toho Electric IS SIS ....... 1901.
Tokyo Elec Light SIS SO .... Ss1s
Tokyo 512S 81 ............... 80
Uruguay SIS so ............... rs
Yokohama SIS 81 ........... 95h
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1930-05-01
State Weekly Review

Shelby-Annual Cleanup Week will
be held May 5-11.
Misunderstanding operations
on test well of Choteau structure at
John Carlson farm near here to be
resumed.
Drilling operations underway at the
Glendive-B Baker gas field.
Sheridan-O. K. Barber Shop oc-
cupying newly completed building.
Hamilton-Hamilton hotel busin-
ess sold to T. L. Sorenson.
Sheridan-Ground floor of Roster
building being renovated for occupan-
CIV by Amos C. Halls drug store.
Butte Contracts amounting to $44,-
161 let for erection of superstructure
of First Church of Christ, Scientists,
at corner of Montana and Quartz
streets.
Hamilton-Bitter Root Bakery bus
mess sold to Harold Stanton.
Troy-Carload of hogs. shipped
from here.
Chinook-Plans underway to reno
| del and improve city pumping plant.
| Havre-Newly organized Montana
Metals Company installed hosting
machinery on property in the Mud
Springs district.
Hysham-Interior of Kidding Mer-
camille Company being improved.
Klien-Mine No. 2 of Republic Coal
Company being improved.
Troy-Post Office building improv-
ed.
Noxon-Parker Placer Mining Com
pany operating new process of placer
mining on property near here.
Baker-Golf course south of town
improved.
Miles City-Clarence Stewart pur-
chased Modern Bakery.
Troy-Elite Soda Fountain and Con-
fectionery Store opened for business,
Grass Range-Artesian well being
drilled on old Sullenger place.