HIE SALEM PACT:. JUDICAL. SALEM. OREGON, THURSDAY. AFKTL 99. HI"
Popular Subscription Voting Contests
tiiem nbont the same liue of talk: I
,'Xow, Miss SuandSo, there in no pos-
fir TI A J X J sible ''hiiiit-o ''or vo t0 ,05e' 1 hnow'-
ana fne Way 1 hey Are Vsonauctea y0.. in in the grand pne. The;
other girls in the coultst are "ilea.!
ones." Vou are the only live one in.
The Capital .fourm,. take, little stock, see all that is good in them, and have. I";;
in popular voting contests, conducted failed- in every particular. I
bv newspapers to loon their sub- outlaw them all. The work of securing "True, as in everv profession or vo-
scrintion lists. As a matter of fact, the, newspaper circulation is citimate and (.atj011i ,;,,,, nrt. ,.ome honest contest
, ., . , , con be conducted upon business prin- .,,,.,., i,,lt ti, renuirements of the
hii bscr bers pnv for he prizes awarded,, , , ,. . ., ' . , .....v-.i h.lt man.igus. ut i" T" ,"'. ' .
.,.,1 ti.o riuhir.il winner .Ines not ,. . , ' iplcs, and this is tlitt on Iv motnou mat , t sv,;,,nl i,,a !;e tair dealing al-
"L '?. lL " , a wlrl r tn i8 permanently successful. The circn- most iu;ossible. Out of t.ie KM) or
like a low subscription i.ri e cutti.i'M ""T J 7!e, J'"1'" sl"""'1 ,lir"'t 1 , . -n" "'"' h:it t-l'"r as workers in
nit the w ive "S and give o.r rork "f "". ''!s agfnts or ""if., and ih(, ,., advertisements, only a
' ! ' , . )L .In ,,fKthre hc '"n in !t "'"h a y ",at small number are active after the fifth
those brought into the fold as sub
scribers, neither of which interest the
contest man has at heart, it is a
mistake to Mann nut' a paper's good
.,. .i. i:.,;i;.
, . - null...- 10 till? liaiiiiiK nviit.int "iu
CM. "'."'" ...... hi)j votj ,.,,,., ,.lH,,U.Si
lex.) iierni", wnuse , ,s . ,.
patrons the direct benefit of the re
duced price of the paper.
Few persons, outside of
offices, know just how these contests
are conducted, so that the following
article which apenred recently in the
Kditor and Publisher will be of inter
est to our renders:
11. II. Fris,
the F.l I'm so (T
mid voluminous condemnation of cir
culation contests was
curding to its str.-
and I'ulilisher of November 7, writes
that he has received numerous communi
cations from all over the country re
garding his article and favors us with
a few more intensive words along the
same line.
It will be noticed that Mr. I'm has
not materially altered his opinion re
garding contests.
" Long experience and careful iu-
not be of temnorarv. but of lasting
1 benefit. In thin wav, he is able to look
week of the contest. The others, f Cl
one reason or another, have dropped
newsnaiicr . . ' . . ,. one reason or anouicr, ntt.i- ttiu'-vu
e contests !',tU'r "lcre,'.t ot ,',c .'"J" Bl"1 "J out. The schedule of votes is printed ;
EXCLUSIVE
RIGHTS 10 ISLAND
State Land Board To Investi
gate Equity of People In
the Premises
PRINCE MAURITZ, WHICH SANK WITH ALL
ON BOARD; LIFE PRESERVER DRILL
ON
So much odium has been attached
to these contests that many of the
yus given i room ..- S(a .t.ui la , t-,.3 1VP ,au.n u
ngiti. ill I lie j'.mmr ,.,,. .,, ,.;, ,,, , ,,,,., nf
statutes proliibiliug them
a n ii 1 1 1 I eoiivention of the I. ''. M. A. on
thi' (irent Lakes one of the delegates
made the statement that Florida had
already put the official ban upon such
contests. In Texas, the last session of
the legislature had the matter up for
consideration, but the law was defeated
by the efforts of one or two publishers.
fill, of tlir.i. tin . I ii contest in iirn.'ress
each dnv, but from the number of the1
votes one cannot got nil idea as to the In order to determine " lint rights !
running. The cm-test niau generally the state land board have in ti,e eon
runs the names of ti.e girls who are get- trol and disposal of sand and gravel
ting discouraged at the head of the! in the beds ' navLal'le streams and
list, it ii . t keeps the winners far down.) to what extent it cau exclude the gen-l
To iln this lie issues 'hold back' re- j ernl public, from the i.rivi lege of taking
, ,ceipt.s, to put them in the ballot box on' such materials frem streams without
ttlC ...... ... ,...4 n-i... ....i : . ...,, tl... I.in.l,
01 i a.. ..I... .1.. l.r.1 ,.Kb:..,r ..11! l l .1,:
M,. i,lu) ki j it ii u-iir. u.i-.-c ikii'i "iiuui .i.j ..miu'i iiiis illuming iu'".
llie lasi , i.i . .1.. i:.....: ,
iii m'l I . I v .--i.-i .ii. ii-i'. i. n ici c-.'.n infill, lilt- ljOI 1CHI 1011 U'
tor votes when they turn in their suli-j Sand k (travel com-;
the lust night of the i-ou'est. The con- i Having for mien urivilee, the land ;
in.ier anvise
the Albany i
lor the lease '
e of taking
trip of land I
in the W'il- j
i's of Abany.
tijate conditions :
si-riptions. He aNo instructs each one ; ot the evxclnsive privil
of lhee girls not to tell anyone how - sand and gravel from n
many votes she is holding. He does (known as "sand islanl'
not wish this information t(i get to the lamette river, off the -hi
other coiitestiuiis. ( onseoueutly, the i The board will inv
vestigation have made me opposed t.tirt.e ,,,,, .ri .,. u.ute it"as
voting contests to sii-nre newspaper
eireulatioii, for liianv and good reasons.
T have never yet seen siu h a contest
that ended satisfactorily to the publica
tion or to the people interested. Con
duct it is fnirlv lis vou can and you will
. ..... i r: i.. i ,.i:.... .. prt
mai(e enemies uiai. . ...... ,. ....- ,,.,,. ,,,, ,.,,,,
Ill SOI 1 U It'll I llilllll IO lilt- jii(-i l,
set any advantages that may accrue art
n result of temporarily increased cir
culation or inflated revenue. This is
my principal objection, but there are
others nnd greater ones.
"(Inn of the very strong objections
to such a contest is that it is usually
onte-t manager n the only one who : surrounding the islan l ami the legal
knows what t ie actual vote is. (status of the benrd an. I 'he people be-
"When the contest is drawing to a , fore action is taken upon the applied
close, if tiie content man has not til- ! tiou.
read." 'fixed' it with tt-.ie of the con-j It up pears thai the Albany Sand Ik
testants to win the grand prize, he '('.ravel company has been taking sand
will pick out the girl who has the: ami gravel from this i-daiul for some
father, brother, or l . iend with the nec-1 time and has been paving the state for
i ssai-v money, and tell iiim that the the privilege upon tiie yardage basis,
girl has only one chance to win and It nlso appears that private citizens
that it takes .ii:io, if-700 or $800 to win have been in the habit of helping them
the first prize. The mini with the inou-' selves to whatever sun. I and gravel
cpijoi, iiicv are little, it any, snort ot " "- i-n-v. i.o n wm. t intv neueu wnnoui piiting uu u, aim
ri in inal. r.ven a contest i-oinlucted as on- n.si j.ti.i- u i j.nt um, uie apnieaiion (ir tiie .vioaut iiim,
over, he received his lesson. J he man
conducting the contest .swindled a num
ber of the contestants and slipped out
of town with the last day's receipts in
his pocket.
As I said in the l.eginimig. llie con-
on.tuctct Hon
estly, but when they are not and this
is iisuallv the rule rather than the ex
fnirlv ns i.ossible mine than likelv will money in the box on the closing night f
bring out charges of unfairness, of The ci.itest man's answer is: 'Mr.
swindling ami of selling out. The dis- So and-So, if you put in that money,
fipi.ointcd ones will invariably charge ami your girl does not win, 1 will give
fraud. So much of it has been prae- her uu automobile, sumo make, 'and
put on by some 'specialist' who is a
Btraager to tne rommuuuy ami wi.i.oot ti(j hn( hov h,(Ve ( - t(, wM . we othim ,'or tlle
financial or personal interest in your .;,. , SI1V llmt .,.. .,?.
paper. The wile object of the spe-1 (,l)1,,1,,i ,,,, u (.'nt(,st iH tMK "The contest mnn has it now all
cmlist.' is to make as much money from. ,w go0(l win 0f u 'fixed.' Miss So-and-So will win the
the contest ns possible as soon k , ' , . , , , j .,, ,.izi,, Iiut on the day befoire the
inn iii i . ii . . ..'t;,,:-... ,,,i ,,i.,u., ,r
possible, nnd his methods are
those that retlect in mi unsavory man
i itself open to severe cr
' charges of dishonesty.
iticisin and close of the contest, Mr. Contest Man-
l,.r.,r t.w.lu ,..!, .,(' 11,1, ..lrl I,,
tier upon the paper tor months after he, ,,T)ii , , r(,f ,.Mffi t i (.0ii- an,i the same storv goes to all. It is
lias closed the campaign and gone to ,,,,,, . hiM th(.v B(, 0'teu this, or something 'similar: 'Now, look
other regions The re,.,- ion c. ' "'',,,,, tm,,1sl,h ,,sUre scareelv ever laid here, Miss So nnd Sn you want to
he paper feels ,t. 'or the time being , deception.. Let f0t,.e across with at least so much
tho contest may add severnl hundred ' " ' " ,. ,. 1 ,.. ,. ... i.i ,.., ,., .
or seven! thousand subscribers to the .i'V'upun .heiok i on thU gnd prize.' itii
tion. not a circulation thnt. stays, ami
made through Attorney I.. M. Curl, to
the board for the exclusive privilege of
taking these materials from the island,
is for the purpose of keeping the peo
ple off unless thev be made to pay for
grand the materials upon the same basis as
the company. Jho nue-dHn is a very
delicate one and the board desires to
determine the exact rig-its of all parties
concerned before taking definite action.
the methods resorted to bv the 'spe
rialist' in eonching tho contestants nro
newspaper which is interested in it ; tins lino ot tain ue scares tne lite out
vti'iiig contest. The manager of the ot them ami they get busy. Not all of
SECOND GRANDCHILD.
Washington, April '.is. It. was whis
pered around tiie White House and
capitol today that I're-i.lent Wilson
would have another grandchild within
a few weeks. Secretary McAdoo,
whoso household the stork was said toi
paper ami the contest man come to an 'them, but most nf them, get what they! be about to visit, refused to confirm
Hitch as to universally place it in tho;"K' .,!,... ..... ... ',':", ""' ,"'""' ""-"'
category of things that should be wip. t c put into prizes and the number selves put to a Intueh of the, r persona
pressed I '"'w ""''"cribers that, must be se- money betorc the elose, each being led
''I have given this matter much cured. The newspaper is safe of, to believe that sho has a chance,
thought, in personal contnet, and afar.) course, as the contract culls lor the, "Uien the judges start counting
I hnvo been connected with papers dur-! collection f a certain sum ,t money. votes. Within a tew hours tho win
in if tlui eonilnct of such campaigns and1 "The deal closed, the contest mnn , nets nro announced. Miss So-and-So
afterwards- I have closely studied the. hunts up girls to enter the voting con-1 wins tho grnnd prize. This is tho girl
operations 'of such contests on npposi- test. It is easy to get a list of 100 or who had tho father or brother with tiie
tion papers ami in every way tried to 1-00 contestants. He gives to all of mteiey. The otlier girls, who worked
tho report. The president likewise
withheld confirniuticii.
Behavior hint in Baker Democrat;
"Everybody wants to get to heaven but
tho young buck who spends his time
making racy remarks about women will
find it a long nnd rocky road to
travel."
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-J'S-i"rt-'-iimiW-Ji- WiriMiiiiiiiiimfTMTWiiH t.,ii.i..i.ti ii....n- --nniT-"""-r-ntfini1 i-'tttr'--"!!lmt!i I k' I I
PRINC&'MflURITZ s AND. LIFE PRESERVER" DKlLL&7to
Norfolk, Va., April 21. These are lines is at the lowest ebb in the history ulong the Viruinin rnmt i. i .
strenuous days on the sens. Between of murine navigatioa. Tho accompany- how travelers on linglish tknu-l h!
terrific storms und tho (lunger of sub- ing illustration Bhows the Royal Dutch tire being taught tho use of ff
marines lire on the hounding wave is west indies liner I'fince ilauritz, servers in t lie event of i bii
fur from safe. Travel on till water , which was wrecked in the easter storm or mine wreckine tin- v.ui
Reconstruction Forces at Work
With Good Results, Says Clews
WORLD AT
ATLAS
WAR
All who pay three months subscription, old or new, back
subscription or in advance, in case their paper is delivered
by carrier, will receive one of these atlases fret. All mail
subscribers, old or new, who pay a year's subscription
($1100), either back subscription or in advance, will also
be entitled to receive an atlas without extra charge.
This is the most liberal offer the Capital Journal has
ever made. - -
The Capital Journal has just received a new shipment
of the "World at War" atlases. They are of a later and
revised edition and consist of 21 large, highly-illustrated
pages, printed on heavy enameled book.
The atlas contains splendid colored maps of all the
warring countries, with routes of travel and railroad
lines; many tables of army and navy and general statis
ticsin fact, the work is a complete ready-reference li
brary for students of the great war. It is a book which
would ordinarily sell for $1.00 or $1.50, but we are having
them made up in large lots and buy them at a price which
allows us to give them away to subscribers on very easy
conditions.
day and night for Over two months, re
ceive tho small prizoj and go home dis
appointed, physical wrecks from hard
work and constant worry."
Miss Jane Addams
Chosen Chairman Today
I Tho llague, April 28. Miss Jane
j Addams, ot (hicago, was toduy unani
mously selected us permanent chairman
of the International t'oigrcss of Wom
en enlivening here in tho interests of
, peace.
j The selection of Miss Aijdunis was
regarded as :i distinct tribute to the
neutrality of the I'nited States in the
Kiiropean conflict. The entire proceed
ings of the lougress today reflected the
hope that suue method may bo devised
I to bring the women of the various na
tions together with plans that will make
war impossible in the future.
Miss Addams deferred making her
opening addiess until tonight. She ex
pressed her thanks tor the honor siiown
her, Raying that the women it? neutral
i countries brought sympathy and under
standing, suffering women of the bel-
: ligerent. nations.
I Nino hundred dolcgntes, including CO
American
TURKISH III
Flllllf
OFFEWJl
New York, April 'J I, 101'.. ( ow ing to the stoppage of Knropeun tour-'
Iiecoiistructivo forces ure steadily at ist travel by the war, It is too early
work. This is noticeable in many di- lo form nny opinion of agricultural
rections; and Wall Street 's leaders with ,,.,., 3 hut th(! 8itlmUon ,s B1K.h 11S.
sure instinct and even surer knowledge , i,,,,,,, farmers into the largest (By J. W. T. Miton, lomrn lutfw
have been discoiiiting industrial re-',,,.,,,,,,,.,. )lnssi,e; th0 ilu,ra demand Manager of tb Unitti Jrw
eovery. K.r the very decided chuiige um , f()r fo0(, lir0(lHftH
trom t esimir to courage which has (ak-,i ,i' a : .- . : i.. . ln 1 "r ' ' n- "
i , . i .. ....i'k tun tin.-i nit n iiiniitT in h tit--- ,,i ,k i'-ii;. i: wu.
en place since January, many reasons, eM n fuviMe 110sitiou. For another ' tronI' " lhp ''""'l'
have been advanced; cluetot these be- s011soll , ; reasonably certain of gottl am facinK the must ulniiftr
ing, us repeatedly stated in these ad- 10me in, ,; demands at satisfac- tee ted area on I lie snrticc of
vices, lessened host.l.ty to g business, t ; ,f ,,, to,
the success. ul establishment ot the fcd-i Ti, .,., ,.,! . u ..:,i , T . ... Tk..,t,l.
, . . ..v ..... . . UTti(. rouni lur iiihi.c.i.vi.-. -
III our fornit.n tm,li. H fimand hpnvv : ni.ni ,l:injrl
our finances to a war basis nnd a lnsu ,lnr;,, .i, f;..at ;nf ......i,. , h ... . . . ,i, w
h .."v ... , n.ir loi'i-i'ii in fnnoi
ernl reserve system, the adjustment of
glowing belief t.iat the end ot tne war ,.,, j.-, .00(1.01)0 in cotton. 85.10.UD !. .i....:.?, tUi Imlterie! ul
is not liir distant, the war will prove (mn , hnn ,, ,,,, - ,000,000 in hes cover a lac lrt of tl I
a lavt. able (actor in keeping the ex- , .m.ooo.OOO in lumber prod- .,, ',,-hile fortiuiatclv illl
travagant Amer.eun people at home ,,,., $10ll(l.oo in n(,ri,ultrnl i,,,,,),.- , p, ,1 t1P defense.. '
this summer, thereby preventing about ,, , These losses were partially , t the l-'reiu-h subdue the Turk, it
'nillions trom being spent in I'.u-1 1,,,ius of t!iUMllii : ,, ,.,,.., ,r,-,,,.l
rope instead ot this country, tho effect in'endstuffs, $.10,1100,000 in horses ami ..,., ( :dstorv. It is
ot which will be vastly important. I01, .!,,, , 8,000,000 in sugar, $1(1,000,000 ll0.v'v,,r lhllt thi, , the .rii
such fnvorable conditions as these mustjj,, i,.nt1lir pt,., Ve have now reached T'u, ,nvoiiicnt is rather a 1
now be lidded the proved soundness W. M,11M)I1 wlu, Hi,iplnPIlt8 in grain and uf ,'h(, strategy tasH "I
. " ' ' , "... I...... u.i.i .... cotton
who. iiri.i.ii i-i'ii ni.ss in i-i.snmiti ... nnv ... ... . ,
1 . . ,i " " - i incuts ot war ninteriiiis on oniers iiiaceu Coiisiniit nnnl
or r.i.rii ui'i." .
few .... i i l',,liiiitillil.l0. I' " "
cotton are miturally light; but Bhip- ,,,sirc tu separate the Turks pniim'M
tlliMits of win- ninterlnta n,i nrili.i-u iitncnil . Tlip Moslems ha1' ,n
new ami em oiiiaging inflnemes. ,,,01,(lw uoo nr.. now er.ninu- forward .'.1 .-..c Knrnneati ilcfon.
(leneial business already shows posi-. ninrp f(..v
and for the next
iluie this-
tive improvement; slight it may be, ,,, wi vc hi ;,,v llll01.tat )i(,H i,o,l onlv on the Turk,
but real nevertheless; and there are ; ,,, in 01lr i toriitt I iomil trade bul- ,ih ,;, ('o..stiiiitinlle "J
excellent reasons tor anticipating its ,,, Thl n,IHsinn government nlons tor,(., ,.ou,l he eonsolidsleJ
coutiiiuanee. Die country uas been nrrr.nge.l for an order for s;t,000,0OO Trts would know csactly ho 1,4
uirougn a prolonged pern.l ot severe worth f ..,. 1Ilillorial ti,u week ,..;, ,,' strengtli.
MiHIHMl worn ikrouiMif linii Ol'OHOIll V. 1 It IH f'l'Olintn V WIIM iTIPli V III- i i .,. t - ..nt
the congress opened today. tensitied by fear of serious eonscpien- ,,ortion of wh,,.h will bc MeeM the' ;,, ..,ig north of (!!
. ', .in., .iiimer tie live reti a w.ivj.i. ..hi, i.h-ii misuicn I'nited Stntes. The British ami French
i spirited speech before the congress, urg- 'nan upon whom initiative depends governments!! also ordering materiulsj
lllg that the w.iiu.mi wni-lr fr.- inuti,... kllOWS to his sorn.-.V what n delm-rnnt ... . .... i....i -it.,1..
. MC i , ' f . . , , , " 1,1,1 " very extensive s"inc aim inn., utiles to tne - ... nusl
She II alls tn um u Fnu.tli.ll t ,. .' factor lllillridlnlwlnn tuia l..,i, ., tl.A ..... . ' ....... ., ..In Mntrr tTU
. ' . """ --ri--- - wnn-n tins tieen a Heavy imyor, is iiBei.y , nearest "' ' T ...t, u
an immediate truce among all bellige- j as tew months. Many people, purlieu- t0 largely inerense her purchases saould ,,,.ive ,., A.iriai.oplc 'ii-L d-
I rents. 1, ,s Mt ,,, ,0 Mm, dele-larly the well to do, have ecoon.e,l ho ev,.lltlinilv Polm) ,to tho wr, ns n,,r,.fore facing to sqiarst ""'
.gation 1 won,,,,, t.ai.h headed by au ;oi- than was necessary; the result seems not iniprobnble. The returns for f,,8ives without known wb '
I American, to the capitals of all warring being increased savings which must now , Mnreli slive,l a deerenso of '-M,fltlO,00() Mli,,d to be ti.e priw iu"'"ll ,t-
nations tn urge pea. e. j'onie out either in tne investments or in inl,,urts Uul ftn im.rea,e of 11 1,300,- f,t, whether bdb arc t "
urgcr pure unses or sr.ne sort, wnen ,Hm in exports; tho latter amounting to til,,u.
the purse str,,,gs are loosened and the' to,i!l,000,0,l(), a new high record for Thl.r0 y he 400,0(K1 Ju k
en-'h m,,ll.(,st point for ojiorations
Hal. (oustantinnple.tlicvl.n.W
tal.v, n,i08 to the west on h '
No Oil Land Patents
number of unemployed is decreased, all M,,','h. ' The not reeult was uu excess f(ir ,,0 ope'ruti-ms in ,
kinds ot liiei'ehan, ise must nass more .... .. .i.. .i. nitniin. . .i... i:,,1Ihki i iienius'""-
Minis oi meienamiise must pass more t,x,,ol ts for the month of 141,000,- 11M, 0 the tiiilhK,n r '""' &
xplains (lie i),uti,uuu goiu ,i,,;i,ttiil, no, ot w
it... e t..n..AA ... .i;. :.l...t. Tilt' 0".tr"' ..ij
, ....j-uiis t,u tut- ttHv iitiiu tiuii.t. t-veniv .ii,...- - . ,, 9 p.-
,ri, .iu in- . i. .i I , '"' ",v "ar lias a so Been resiitmsioie t"i es, lncrci..'. i- ;n (-icr
April 2b, Altiiough tlie'siuns of iniirovi'ini.nt nm..',.. II, .- . . . .... , , 1 ... inn.-. -,.,,1, foroc m ....
Ilrotlier. ..U..,r i)..,ir!.t.o : n . . . " ' . 1 "l" v'""'nt auvauces in a cerruin Kl("'i' the larger i-T ,vhite v".
I -" ui piucsn. t.nr I'l l llllt'is lliu imu..." , .. i . n
iUI lUlLUlUieUn DrUlIierS , '", consumption; Hence one 000, which ex
; ....o-i .unit iur it iii utT iiisuiiiimon in imports on the
Wnshingiun,
McCutchfou
Sunset f iel lV in ( .iii,-tiiiin ttrinr tn t)a r0,"".,..."Hr mmnw ""'""'O' Lilly profitable, and it is known that the ffrtkw- ....
I r, a ,,f 1 1 ,t " L'F. fl r ' r ,fxl"1""" FO'ionnced gain in con- f0..,e if the concerns have secured high- ':. in.lici!i,"i". rc ' ' ,,w -
le T an V 1 o.lB b,yh P!"; c ,M"'' "uno" ""f' iv atlvantngeou. orders. Tho result has ,, .-ancentriitcl in , rf U''
of fie, J 1 I iVl w7 w 71' : r,'",S:-""' 10 J'" wl,il, violcat speculation in certain (iipoli pciuns- ,lrf
covee.1 pril , t -1 l,Jtl : Th"'" "' i'"' to1 "l'Uoua ''vtter. , issues. There is' no debt that the dispatches contnl-i"
This wa t he J i?u ,. Ihl ., tn .' , ," r"aA: a,,,,'V ,0 wooU, M'MMbilive spirit has broken out with ,,,,, ling that the ,
,, ., . . .' k ? 01 wlml1 t"M-'"-',ls, w-luch are being materially help-. eNtr.,,-,lin..v ,.,,-,v .ft-, . lonu per- ., have hwn '
m iniiif lilt 1 1 -ii i, ,m inn tiir tint. .l l... i .. . - . ' r I " " . , ' . . -l.uiif in" I
iod of repression. Thus far the rise ,hl,u. t,niiiiri to 1" " 1
. tiuu I
is-t
"...i ,i iucu,iuii it r nit r - rn in- ni, .... f., .... . j.-
Cllts tin 1,1, ,...;.. ',', ... . ' . ' ' "." "vik ntllllfK. A .)
, "" " iiiuiis, I ue value uiiii.mui auct on . .. ,.C ....!. t V . a. ,.. ... n... . . .,
r wlin-l, ,,inv , , 1,,,,, ..nilo,,. ,,f -. 1, V 7 i," coiirinen very inrg. y ... . ... At ,, ..n... . 1(,
dollars, i w-i, l,.,r-, , ,, Tint- i , siicessiui. tne highly speculative issues. The Hetter th:l, tne 'li'
Tl. I'-.. . Ud"- . 'll,l,''.Hill,, "''-' tn.de, which covers class of industrial, .iod railroads, which . i:s. . ... .rtW i
WIIS eagerly practically nil food ,-o,lnri. ..v......t't ....i....t..,l. .-, . ...ti.'.-mO ' ... i ,.r'i
know,, ,',i'..7" "r"l !'"'I"H' i!t in ceelleiit condition nnd col- ,11V - .oeetacula.r lint more en- mlm.jng the
Tt. l,., ,.,i "i, ' ' . """"ay case. ections nre satistaetory. In the steel ,!urin nro.uentv in ndvnnco of then , , ainpa""
nut n mi 1 tin ........ ... 1 .
i-ence 1 i,,ir'i"
In the Steel durimr in-ii.nni-itv in n.lvnnen of tllCIU, 1, - I H " ". ...,K,l.li It'1 .
which must still be accepted and intending buyers of securities will ,,,,talive. nut '',1 offenw"' "
ems on in, aer s,,n,,.i,..l ... nn, . r . . , ....i- .i.., um, iiiu-noiiig nuyers oi sniu... tenia,."- . . cur""
about WO.n,.,. 1,, , 2 Idver e nd , , ' l",r"""',,'r' ' l- ''" well to discriminate e.rctttllq. The ,,illl(.r of .At
i oxp,v,e,Un; 'rtn11 u'M r"",'"V'"!' nt rmKin ""'ivitv. widening activity evidenced by the ,.,;.,. itjT
lion". It i t . r ZTt ' ,t , n '''' ''' T " n,re Viu wi,h "-cossion of mil io-.hr .lay. 1. ' ---r-r.,, !j
character bv ,., . ,,, " ' '' freed,,,,, d prices shoty a per- tomntie of the approach of better times, in the, 'I ' ,.,. a
'""loffl"i- ! "i-teiit hardening tendency. Our rail-. Wall stieet is busily discounting future is no '"' ' , ' ;
i ..it. is mi o not yet pined orders with p,.Hce and prosperity. The greatly m- urnm ""' ", bit b iH "' u
nnv lree.loiii f. , ... -.,-., ...... . . .! . ' . -. . , ... . i.i..,. ; f,-uiiti i.tt If .
any lVecdon, fr the reason that trnl'fie , creased activity in bonds and high in- of sr
Tno Win, a- it-. ' un '"'low normal. .Nevertheless, n viotinnut. i n,...ll..nt t..sti,onv of re- meat
"UV VaSVS 10 l"e r'"'l'ti of trade must mean nu In- vivl,,,, ...... r 1 .1.-".. .. 1f Int.. careful in- existi!
"--' -'. t." , it,,. lis In . i. v.. no, t'....u 1 1. n...l l.iivnrs. , n,r l
of fercien
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uui.iiti""' f'
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the placing f l,lrco ,, ,,f d,.f.,..,t , .; ,.. : ..;uf,'.trv; and. -tliun in ,..
.office and home and are con-
ctilf.l . . .. tor.lers toi- mild .,.! : ... ... ' , 1 iiud
ouiicu UUI'II antl treOUPnt V .,,,,,. , i"pineni must ,,e wtiiie enpilnl is likely to conimaiiu ;' " , , .,,ot. w u-,
aU iltqutniiyi xpeeted s ,o,, of a prolonged per- rates after a while because of reasons sulc.a '! ' l , ke -
v.tu ana med ior ready , have k
riHI Oi-OMOhtV. Iir lili Miq.lu I....-.
. " uii'iriniiiwii, un it
, rui t i,e corner; tnevare of funds or credit
-i - .,. , :' ; "" "...tr; t.iey are or t'un.ls or credit to
leference. The Journal ;1 ; hnr,h"1 ' f" ti,.. .,,-w rerve ,
W.,ta , . , 1 ' , V"',"'"" ri"'" allowed. 'strengt-iened ami inerei
Wants are valuab ethat'sii, ... K. T '", "' l";m" '"' ,r"f,u' mi ' '. "'
Iteennse ot reast... ,,, - ,
.,e will I- no la. '- A - , (,
to gtrod borrowers. , what , - 5ff" ,
lVst.M has ,:reatlv were to i" 1 wa r ;
rensed the capacity i.lv.u.- inI,krt !fc-,.
i n-.iLrliist,eni;i '," ,,ii,lr
.......... ...i.i I Irtll-ii i "-' j, II
more or less tntiatiou iu th.'n'll'r', vk'V
-I CIIUrt '... .' ...... ......,r..l ...Hill - I ll't "' ' II"''
.,,., i : , , i-.ii.mn-i , t- it'cre.i as resun oi gt-n.....
'mu.I ,s to be ant,,,,,,,,,, t)li, Uons. ,1,,,,,, is Mf v,,t I10 danger it, sight ,
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uvenvi-r, a henvv iu,.