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THE ROCK ISLAND ARGUS, MONDAY, OCTOBER, 27,1 1013.
10
TODAY'S MARKET QUOTATIONS
1 Local and Foreian
somewhat warmer Tuesday - and in j
west tonight
Chicago and New York markets fur
nished by E. V". Wagner & Co., mem
bers Chicago board of Trade; grain,
provisions, stocks and cotton: priTate
wire to all finaucial centers. Corre
spondents on the New York Stock and
Cotton Exchanges. Tri-clty office in
uite 309 Best Building. Phone Rock
Uland 330.
P. J. McCORMICK. Manager.
CHICAGO MARKETS.
Nin O'clock Market. (Northern Pacific
Hogs 5c to vk higher: quality fair. I Smelters
MIx-d 7.55 8.35. good 7.&fl' 8.35. i Canadian Pacific
rough 7.503 7.S5.-light 7.35gs.:5. p;g8 1 '"uo,s v-euir
4.506 7.90. bulk 7.753
Pennsylvania
rm rtl A 1 ( 1t-ar TtMrae 7 aS. 1 tTV
fi 9.C. cows
S.40C8.10. stockers 5.505? Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore fc Ohio
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Atchison
American Locomotive .
St. Paul :
Wheat Open. High. Low. Close. J
le M' 85', S4M, 85S-A
Nay S3' 9C 89! 90H-A
Corn
Dec. ..... S 70 63 69 VA
Way ...... 704 71 T0V4 70'.
July 70 71 70W 704 B
Oats
pec 38 39 ."!' 39iA
May '. 43S, 4343 43V4a'
July 42 43V 42 42 j
Pork j
Jan 19.97 20.25 19.97 20.12 A:
May 20.12 20.35 10.12 20.25 A !
-- Lard
Oct. 10.70 10.70 10.65 10.70 B '
Jan. 10.77 10.80 10.75 10.70
. Klbs
Oct. 10 2 10.70 10.62 10.62 A
Wan 10.62 10.72 10.62 10.65 A
7.50, Texans fi.40'37.90, westerns 6.40 j
?10. calves 8.00i 10.00. j
Sheep 10c to 15c lower, 2.7547 5.0O; i
j lambs 4.756 7.50. j
iioaing 01 ine mimci. 'Copper
nogs cioFea siow to dc nigner man , Lehigh Valley
saturnay. .viixea. m.-)ho; gooo,
J7.90"&8.35; rough. $7 o0 J7.S5; lisht,
J7.75W E.35.
Cattle 10c to 25: lower.
Sheep 10'; to lie lower.
....35,000 31,000 GVK'0jket today, following initial advances ' going through a period of readju?
Estimated Tomorrow.
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Chit ago . . .
Hog Receipts
St. Louis 9,no
St. Joseph .....'.'.'. 4,f'00
Sioux City . .".v. ........ 1 5.000
St Paul 6,300
' Southwest Receipts.
Hogs. Cattle. Sheep.
Kansas City . 7,000 23.000 21.000
Omaha ...3,2"" C.300 37.000
10S
65
236
107
109
2H
57 .
94
87
94
, 31
102
75
15
r, -i
II WAGNER'S REVIEW II
Closing Stock Letter. ,
New York, Oct 27. Increased
strength was shown in the stock mar-
Morning Grain Letter.
Chicago, Oct. 27. Wheat: General
newspaper week-end review improved.
They are somewhat bullish. All
grains ' have a chance to bulge and
long distance bullish expressions in
corn are very marked. While the old
supply of com is somewhat liberal,
strength of the long distance outlook
cannot be denied. On the weekly
movement of the past week any de
cline in the wheat visible today should
not be large. There should be some
decrease in oats in fhe visible and
possibly small in the corn visible. If
sn early dip in any of the grains
-(Would take the purchasing side.
Provisions gossip also
same as
wheat friendly character, although
talk of large Canadian importation
may effect this product on the bulges.
Foreign Liquidator) About Over.
Wheat Foreign markets have been
ust-
World's5 Famous Slptors Produce Marvels In Statuary
,to Be ShownVat Panama-Pacific International
; Exposition, San Francisco, 1915.
Chicago Cash Grain. J
Wheat No. 2. r. 95& Q'Ajc: No. 3.
r, 92-g4c: No. 2. hw. 8V. &87c; No.
3. hw. M,'&6--ic: No. 1. ns. 89
B9e; No. 2. ns. 87j88c; No. j
ns. 861&f7c; No. 4. n, 78a85c:j
No. 2. , 86'fjR7c; No. 3, s. 85ff- j
e: No. 4, s, 7St83c;-No. 1. vc, 86i j
86c; No. 2. ve. 84jK6c; No. 3, tc, j
b3184c; No. 1. dur. 83iS4c; No. J
2, dur, 81 & 83c; No. 3. dur. 7S& S0C. !
.1
Market Square Sales
J
ment' the past week, the same as did
American recently, but toward the
but as the day wore on. nearly every
thing on the list made substantial
vain, Tha o.tin nf iho honk nf fpr.
mnv i Hrin? h r.A rfism.mt to ' cloEe appeared as though liquidation
5 per cent this morning was a fac- "broad was about over, and the 'edi
tor in determining the tone and at
i! MUM si)
:
m
Oct. 25, 1913.
Five loads of corn at 73.75c.
Two loads of ohts at 44c.
One load of timothy hay at $15.
LOCAL MARKET CONDITIONS.
Oct 27. Following are the whole-
nical situation improved to such an
extent that they were ready to follow
development in this and other export
ing countries. The falling off in the
movemen' on both sides of the Inter
national line received considerable at
tention. Domestic developments have
been in the main bullish, northwest
ern markets receiving materially less
: Corn No. 2, 71'.ir71c: No. 2. w, I sale ouotanyns on tTie local
71fc71ic;.No. 2. y..7l71c: No. 3,1 today; . ..
lOUfj-TJ'c: No. 3. w, 7Cifi71,ic; Bvtter, Egga and Chrese,
No. 3. y. 70V71c; No. 4, 70 j Eggs, . fresh, dozen
70c; No. 4. w. 70fr70c: No. 4. (Eggs, storage, down
jr. 70fc70c; sgy. now. 7c. (Butter, dairj-. paund
i.pata No. t. w, 42fi43c: No. 3. ' Butter creamery, pound
the same time, the news from Mexico
did not induce any liquidation: sim
ply because we have had so much of
it The Rock Island issues were strong
and even New Haven moved up. Our
view is unchanged) towit: We believe
the activity will be coincident with
higher prices inasmuch as speculative
liquidation has been drastic and prices than Jast year, and the movement on
are relatively lower. I the whole has been surprisingly light
considering he crop. Millers have
. Liverpool Situation. J commenced to lay up winter supplies
Liverpool, England Oct. 27 Wheat: j nd premiums here and in Uie north
Lighter American shipments than was ' west 6ll advancing tendency,
shown by Bradstreet s and ditappoint-1 An immen e export business is under
L! .v; l. ! war In Manitntin n-hoatq hut lilflo
market' 1 "U8fln snipnienis iu'H e?n, ij-: t - -
vgether with firmer Russian and Mani-jhas been done in domestic. Believe
i tcba offers, stimulated covering at the, Mlere s enougn in the situation o
v9c j opening and as a result the market j m purchases on the breaks very
I niwnpH firm T'nfa vnrjihlp reiinrta con- ! ttarctie.
i t:n
r r r -n A a hnnii fmnn InIia 1 1 r
.No. 4. 3fl'4c; No. 4. w,
standard, 415 42c;
j w. 40& 40e
39'V40t;
sk. sswe.
Liverpool Cables.
Whfat opened to up: closed
to ' t up.
Crrn opnued to 't Hp; closed
.34c
. -lOck 20c !
12c!
,.8Cc39U-i
to
up.
Chicago Receipts.
Today. ConMact
Wheat ::2
Ccm l't
Oats 117
Northwest Cars.
To Irfist
day. rek.
5S9 ."i.'iC
r.m; 102
2.4i'.4 2,2s7
9
si!
Butter, packing stock, pound
' Vegetables.
Tarsley. hunch . '
Cucumbers, ho hcise
lettuce, povca
Potatoes, bushel .'. ...
Orions. bunch :c
Nw cabbage. Lou'slann. pound. . .3:.-jc
Onicn, Texas. Bermuda and Silver
Skia, per bushel 5100
Chickens.
Oid cocks 76
Hens 12c
j Corn Farmers refuse to part with
Argentine reports are favorable. , ! any great part cf their short crop.
Com: F'rm cn smaller world's ship- j which with the marked improvemen"
meats and f rmnrss of elate offers, i in the cash demand causel a good
, ( Broom hall says much apprehension is j rally from the recent low point. Ar- mg Dance. its tuture is miucim 10
ONDERFl'Ij t-roups f sculpture, now helpg reproduced upon the
1 irrounds. of the Panama -Pacific International ET(rP9itn. ' shew , 'the
plastic art at the vry highfFt s',g of Its development. Sculpture
r played an important part at th great World's Columbian Exposition
' In Chicago in 1SS3. more so, probably, thun at any previous exposition.
a world then came to realize thSt the jrreatnpt talerrt might wonhrb-' b m-
)' ploytd even, to produce work of merely temporary use. Since then more and
moxe- tteation has beenjfiven to this form of der-rstion at ech successive ex
l petition, -and now San Francisco is planning sculptural ornamentation upon' a
f i scale, that promi-ies. to surpass Ch:caro exquisite display.
- . models herewith shown are the work of some of -the. foremost sculptors
of Jhe world. The works reveal axent Imagery, heatijty. and realism. Many of
th rfpreduced groups win r of vast si.e, for the designs have been modeled
to arale with the hugra exhibit palaces. . ' .--.
"5 T a ;onderful oraree the scntpture will idealire the .story . of the" Fanama
r;Bal. Figtires of the heroic explorers of the oceans, groups symbolical of the
Orient and of the, Occident, colossal representations nf stnutie and achleve
raent will illustrate rhany'of the dramatic themes Inseparably associated with
the search for th) entrance way to the Taciflc an.l with the final building of
tge ctaal at Panama. " . .
' .'The stattiary' wrti be presented ir a sequence n-blch will continue from th
time the visitor first enters the main exposition, gv.tos until he completes the
I rounds of the lofty Inner rourla and "vast exhibit palaces. One group will nat
nrally lead to another equally beautiful and Inspiring. And in the sculptural
work as a whole there will be a revelation f the spirit which has lnspir4 tie
builders of the Panama canal, a sussestion that out of the toil and travail of
humanity arise something finer and nobler than material achievement
Two of the most impressive groups upon the grounds will be set in the great
Ceurt of Honor, the Court of the Sun and Stars. One of thse will si-rmount
the' great Arch of the Rising Sun on the cast side of th court and one will
crown the Arch of tlie Setting Sim upon the western side. The group crownfpg
theeast aroh will be designated the "Nations of the East.'" It has s its central
figure a huga elephant. Figures of Arab warriors. Tibetan prists, camels,
slaves and Egyptian and Mohammedan horsemen complete the group. The en -Mrs
composition is of colossal proportions. The howdah upon the elephant will
b USi-feet above the floors of the court and the greatest height f the sculpture
itself wtll be 42 fet The design will form a striking silhouette of Oriental
character. From the floor of the court the gro-ip will loom massively againrt
the'sky line;.. frjm ihe hills of San Francisco and from the hnrbor It'shouM
prove oe'en more effective.
.On"the opposite or western side of the Court of the Sun and Stars and
crovnirr the Arch., of the Setting Sun will be a huge group symbolising; west
, ern civilization. :
The East and West Courts, paralleling the central roirt, the Court of the Sun and Stars, will carry nut Oriental
and Occidental thrr.es. In the East or Court 'of Festivals, the mystical significance of fire and water will be re
flected. In the great West Court, the:Court of the Foua Seasons, the munificence which nature confers upon the
husbandman will be exemplified.
1
"eprng'.-t. 1!13. by tbe ranama-I'acl-c
International Exposition Cn. Taoto bv
by W. W. Swad'ey. .omcial photogra
pher. ' .
: . j
Figure of Arab ' Falconer In the
group "Nations of the East." which
will crown the Areh ' f the Rising
Sun in the Court of Sun and Stars
at PanamaiPaclfic Exposition, 1515.
the important deduction that they are
the same thing." -
A rival to the tango has found its
wav to Paris. It is called the "Crawl-
weekly world's shipments in view otto this country, but has litt'e influ-! the new steP- a particular blouse, bon-
that H could no be held directly re-jing sometimes he was dead before
sponsilfe, although it was the indirect 'the telephone was in sight An inter
cause, one of the electricians leaving ! sting storv ,1M jnsl come to Hjfht
a light ,at the top of the building which
during. the night set fire to the wood-!whah P'a' ' done with a
work. ' ' I part of the monies diverted, from the
Japanese steamship companies have, ! original telephone appropriation, and
during the present year, purchased be-'also shows the bureaucratic methods
tween 40 and 50 second-hand steamers i prevailing in Austria. When the mo-
from British companies, paying in : uiiuation was tn tun swing last win-
ihfe small per cent to the United Khig- nce now, as interior New England net and gloves are prescnoea. Alter
j -T-w- .1 : - ,.; : : . r-.. .3 r . . . cpvpral bor? of wnlzine. the two dan-
UL,"-JUe w..w..Cu . ' vuuu-i -- --- - .,.-,yA .va,r f,irlv- hW nrlcoc fr thorn Her CaliHa W3S flooded With tTOOPS.
r rtitasif iiifir uuiti auu v " n v . k ....
gracefully at full length. Then, keep- This led to a report that the Japan- ' wa"" office linked up gendarmerie
time to the music, they slowly j ese gtwernment tvas in the market 1 ,ls B1IU "'. e ni-itnipnieuis .w mi
raise themselves to join each other and I tor 150 steamers to be used as trans- irimun-. hi great, nasie. ims as
cent of weekly shipments and Russia
and America are now firmer.
try costs just as much as tiie domestic
The situation as we see it is sound.
and . investment nurchasp of fav on 1
Drift of the Weather. ! decline will result nrofitahlv
Illinois Cnsettlpd tnnirht a'nd Tups, ! Oats DeveKmoil more frinnds as!1"1"' agian
day probably. j the result of a beter cash demand
I.aat
year. '
1.202 :
1.1:59:
1.C29
" j Iowa Unsettled tonight nnd Tues-jnnd decreasing stocks, receipts ati
;"tPrns leC'day; probably showers; warmer to-1 Chicago the past week being smaller!
Enthusiasts for the new
i dance affirm that it will be the dance
of the comins Parisian season.
Fish Market
BufTalo
Perch
Halihut. fresh . . .
i Pickerel, pound .
, Catfli-h. pound . .
4'"' ' -r.n..t
s; a . vj vi . , ...
Minneapolis ...
Iuluth
Winnipeg
Chicago Est-mates Tomorrow.
Wheat
C'i-i . 17
''a' 1,9 NEW YORK STOCKS.
Primary Receipts. Now York. Oct 27. Following are
Recr'pts. Shipments - tu; qur.uloiae o. tae New Y-tr 9:o-K
Wlirat t'riar l.ir.s.ftint 7i;,oriii 1 m-i-V "i c.la7-
tea- aso :.."uii l.''3...ui"i , people's Gas-
Corn today iMn.oim m.otm j fnion Pacific :
Yror ago 117m.i 2U.;.0iin J cnitcd States Steel, preferred
i United States Steel, common
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. 'Reading
Opening of Market. , I Rock Island, preferred
Hcgs 4".i; opened 3c lower: left j Rock Island, common ...
Tver :!.ni'. i.iKht 7.fi.-,f. s.;.5. mued Chicago & Northwestern
7.4r.i S CO, heavy 7.7oi8.2'. rough 7.40
0 7.7n
Cattle :7.orn
Shpep i;."i,oiu
1H- to ISo lower,
luc lower.
Southern Pacific .
New York Central
Missouri Pacific ..
Great Northern . .
'night and in east Tuesday.
8VaCj Missour. Generally fair in west;
lC Tc ; unsettled :n east tonight and Tuesday
12c! probably vain; warmer Tuesday and
3ciin west U night
15c! Minnesota Unsettled tonight and
14c : Tuesday; probably rain o? snow;
warmer in east tonight; colder in west
Tuesday.
North Dakota Unsettled
and Tuesday; probably showers;
warmer Tuesday in east
South Dakota Unsettled tonight
and Tuesday; probably snow; colder.
Nebraska Fair tonight, with warm
er in east and central Tuesday; un
settled; cclder in west.
Kansas Fair tonight and warmer;
Tuesday probably snow; colder to
night. " Wyoming Unsettled tonight and
9H Tuesday; probably snow and colder.
30 ' Wisconsin Unsettled tonight and
124 Tuesday; probably rain or mow;
t'.tan the shipments. Believe it advis
able to buy only cn breaks.
FOREIGN KEWS H
Pans The famous Eiffel tower of ibis nriai torneilo made comDarative-
Paris. the highest steel structure of its !y little progress until the recent ,dis-
tonight i Wind in the world, was about to be covery of a stabilizing device for aero-
12S I
is?;
107 j
58 !
163T4
24 '
14
127 !
Daily United States Weather Map
U. S. Department of Agriculture.
lb VVCAinCK DUKCAU.
Pc-0
j 5JYpk'i ftev'l v ylA WcWT4 'f
Tuesday; probably " Qjhf ' V
wanner. j"
7AM.
BXPt'ANATOHY'NOTEB.
fltirnnnni taira itti m' Tl'h -r Ah-n ire tednce4 te t letreL Iwhsis (coednooat llaet) peaa tbrongh point
nt qua! air prewur. Uothenaa tdotMd HDa) pass Uuoocb polo of enael Semperatare: Drawn oolj for sera, freealat. 90s. aad XKf.
IO cWr. O pertlreloarfr: O ekMxrr: tela: nvxr mwrt mlaMnc. Anows ly wHa the whtd. Finn tgnrea. lowen
MBVentore peat M kovis; arcood. prtdpllMlea) of jQt taea ot mot tat put U fcoais: third. aajrio wind Ttiodtr.
torn , down several years ago on ac
count of Its uselessness. Today it is
regarded as one of France's most val
uable possessions. The French capital,
because of the Eiffel tower, has be
come the wireless center of the world.
Underneath the Champ de Mars, in
I which the tower standi: a val snhtor.
ranean wireless plant has been con
structed. Its presence Is scarcely su
pected by the passer-by, for its on
entrance is little more than a trap
door in the ground, partly concealed
by a clump of trees. But should he
attempt to approach too near the lit
tle iron staircase leading underground,
be will find his way barred by soldiers.
Below ground,- amid a maze of pass
ages, gigantic machines and a con
tinual crackling 'and flashing of the
wireless, a corps of military engineers
and electrical experts are working day
and night to perfect instruments on
the accuracy of whose messages In
wartime may depend France's victory
or defeat and on which also will de
pend the adequate co-operation of the
allied army of Russia. It was in Ms
laboratory here that Prof. Henri Abra
ham, of the Sorbonne, talked today of
what his work as a member of the
French wireless mission sent by the
government to Washington, will be.
Professor Abraham will not join his
colleagues until late in October. ;
'"During our work at Arlington last
spring," said he, "we succeeded in co
operation with our American asso
ciates in establishing the relative
time of Washington and Paris within
the tenth of a second. Since then we
have been able to improve greatly the
receiving and recording of wireless
messages. We expect now to estab
lish the time of Washington to within
the hundredth of a second, and as a
part of this result the longitude of
Washington as related to Paris.
France' will later send missions to the
other principal nations with the object
of establishing a similar accuracy in
the relative times. Once this work is
accomplished, the world will receive
time signals from tbe Eiffel tower and
will be able to register them to with
in the hundreds of a second.-'
"This effort for accuracy to within
the hundredth of a second has required
tremendous improvement In the
ports, the, rumor connecting tiie re-jin a thinly populated country, where
ported intention of the government the telephone was scarcely known,
variously with an ; expedition against j Alter be war scare was over there
China and to hold in reserve in case j was no further use lor these tele
of war, with America. As a matter of : phones for military purposes, but the
fact, although tin-steamers purchased ' Ples- wireB BI-d ca11 stations were
by' the Japanese companies miglr. be;left standing. Now the small towns
at sea has been dasigiied bv Captain used in-case of necessity for trans- j R"u "lages, uirougu iiiiu me teie
Reboul. of the militarv general start In! purting war material, they would bej!)none Passes. i,ave asked to be al
Paris " i of little use' for th carrying of troops. lwetl to use it, but the government re-
They' aireallv freighters of a type ,Uf,CH "''" uniess uicse com
that Is no longer built bv British unities pay the cost of construction,
companies and are to be used in the As tho-y are entirely unable to do so.
Korean and Marehurlan trade, and!a" this costly installation, made at
.1,0 Pronch lnintor. Mo- ! also in a trade thet Jansn is endeav- ",c ' "- iuiiui-
orini' to unrt tin with tho sti-tou nni" umw iu UHiica.
A new and terrible engine of de
struction whose function in the air
will be the same as that of a torpedo
planes by
reau. Moreau was able, by means of
his invention, to fly fn. a strong wind
for over half an hour" without touching
his hands to the levers of his machine,
only using his. feet .on the pedals for
steering purposes. Captai.:. Reboul has
applied Moreau's stabilizer' to-his own
invent'on and. ifj able '.to -foresee the
time when a fleet of winged.. torpedoes
stands idle ad
the;" 'est(!rn coast of South America.
Shipyai."ds are so busy at present
that the Japanese found it cheaper
to' pay high prices for second-hand
steamers Chan build ngw ones.
In view of the important part played
by wirelces telegraphy In the rescu
at sea of over five hundred of the pas-
is left to rust and decay.
Rheumatism Rei::ved in Few Hours.
N. B.' Laugley, Madison, Wis., says:
"I was almost helpless with rheuma
tism for about five months. Had it in
my neck so I could not turn my head,
and all through my body. - I tried
is-' controlled by wirelets tejegrapltv may 1 sengers'and crew of the steamer Vol- i three doctors and many remedies
ly ibe launched :agatnst the ene-my'js air-! turno in response to her "SOS" slg-iw'thout any relief whatever, until I
1 ' - -I 1 1 . . 1 - . a 1 npniiifDr. . Il riotuhin'ti O aI a 9 a
fleet immediately on its. appearance, j less-man iu steamers nurriea ; -' --.-... j.. o or
it is not imoossible to -believe that i to . the aid of the burning emigrant 1 Rheumatism.- In a few hour: the
. ' j;.ici.i. ! aMr nnrtiiiiiar ;,t,..Ani n. .i,,. . naln was relieve!
in tne wareiare 0.1 itie iuiuik nuigiuic ; u'"r. .......... , .u ctLavnc..
balloons and aeroplanes will" go Into an jntemaUonal conference to be held
m Ixiiidon next -month for the purpose
of placing on an international basis
the 'new-regulations that are proiosed
are alraaflv- in nnnr'atinn fftr tha croal.
jersafety of life and property at sea. j tay-' . .
The short but importanr railway tun-: at - the conference, which was called ! Poarseness In child subject - to
nel through MounTd'Or. pear Val.orbe. j the initiative pf the German enl' ! proach of Uw t'l"ease f Chamber
on the Swiss frontier, was opened re- ptror as a result-or the Titanic d-.s-. f .oach.. r ,Ul tlase- Vhmb'r
wntlv It Is 4.770 fee Irmg and short-1 uster,. The Gernn delegation i!l ' !ain 8 CouK'1 -m.-dy .s given once
"..".J' .... vJL nL i ,,rr.t,. .ha. oil r,noL .,., f 4ven after the cMudv couh has
ens me rauiunu iumr. nuui amiii iU,r.- i ....... .... J,.aor.F,t, ""- " .
the aid accoinpanied.by,'a'fleet,of pro
tecting satellites. Under '-control of
the airmen thee torpdpes will act
as es'-ort to the principal ship, and
then be launched against the enemy.
pain was relieved and lu three days
the rheumatism was completely cured
end 1 was at work." Sold by Otto
Grotjan, 1501 ' Second avenue. RocK
Island; Gust Sehlege! & Son.' 220
West Second .street DavehporL-
The
tarty In jr. .;
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
(tied and warmer weather in this viein-
Four areas of low pressure which Ity tonight and Tuesday, probably with
re central over the lower Ohio val-1 showers.
ley. off the coast' of New England. oveT
orth estern North Dakota, and over j
southern Ariaona have been attended i
by rain or snow in the west gulf sec-' Boston ........... 54
OBSERVATIONS.
High. Low. I rep.
Washington. D. C. . 64 44
Winnipeg 40 32
Yellowstone Park . 40 32
Lausanne by about three hours.
tunnel has bepn, building for . three iciew. ana irelgur steamers carrying
years and not a workman has been ictcwa of 60 or more, be equipped with
I killed or injured. ''-". la vireiess installation capable of
- . -, . .benatog messages ta nunarea sea miles.
The Swiss Society of Public Utility ! far as the Rithm governmet t is
for Women, which has branches in all ! concerned, very t laborate and :o-n-importaet
Swiss cities and towns, has Hie regulations have been brounlw
begun a campaign to require young : 'nt0 effect, to pr. ride greater ,baf?ty
women before , marriage to be medl-)at pea' since the 'I itanic disavtr and
cally examined with their own and(onje of these at '.least it is erpejied
their parents consent so as to eetah- (e adopted by; other cour.tr:!.
lish whether they are "fit subjects for ; liesider wireless thele w'.'T rtnna up
marriage." The npclety will isBue cer-' tii- question of t ie provlsioi. ot lile
tiflcates to young., women whom they: boats and the insVnictiun, f trews 111
think are qualified to be brides. The I tl-elr use: protection againot lire, an 1
endeavor will be to ultimately per- th watertight sul.division of ail 11 er-
snade the Cantonal legislatures to pass jthant ships., Theiexpcrts looitaigj
laws making- such certificates com-; forward to discuiing the pos-iliiiity j
pulsory. jof making ships unsinkable. -.t. if tiiatj
,U- Impossible, of providing a ship th.tt
London, England Apart from ' the ' ill remain aJloat at least ii ho i.rf
country Ii outer, burned in recent after meeting witli .sfi icus accident,
months by the incendiary brigade of; 1
the sunragets. England ' has of late I Vienna Because of the recent war
suffered some other serious losses injin the Balkans. . Is impossible for
the destruction by. fife. of well knbwn -thousands of. would-be telephone suit
country mansions. '. scribera ' In Vienna, to get service.
A number of county landmarks have There Is little chunee today to get a
gone, the latest being .Waldenshare ! telephone In ypur l.iense under a year.
Park mansion, the country seat ' of and the reason is I hat the money ordi
Earl Guilford, situated a few miles ' narily expended b i tne government on
out of Dover. In most, cases defec-. telephones In Vien 1 a has been diverted !
wireless apparatus and a great ad- jtive electric wiring has. been the cause for military purpmes. Tie put lie (3
1 auco iu iiuvK-iuaaiu. t u vt iitrz i tji iiiar III ca. Ml tiiai hit: won -.au inuiiiaiiL, wixviiz v til i; in COfIpial.t
00 1 most important pieces of the equip-; put down to the'demand for modern 'of interruptions ti the fervice; tne
homes. 1 breaking of connections during conver-
w ill
Contains no poison,
gists, (Adv. )
Sold by all drpg-
All the news all the .time ' Tin
Argus. j
The Return of 1
Blood Eruptions
No Reason Why Anyen Should Suffet
Such DUhearteaioc Ezperiance.
tMmum" t. ... I
i
... Jml2V.9J7.ljT
.00 ment which we shall take to America comforts a country
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER.
Flood. High-Chng.
Hons, the Mississippi valley and the Buffalo 44
upper lake region, on the north Allan- Rock Island ii
tic coast and In the northern Rocky ; Denver ...... '48
mountain and north Pacific sections, j Jacksonville
Moderate temperatures prevail east of i Kansas City 42
tbe Mississippi, but cooler weather Is ! New Orleans ?&
noted from the eastern Rocky moun- New York
tain slope to the Mississippi valley, ; Norfolk .'. 76
due to an area of relatively high pres- Phoenix
ure which extends from Texas north-; St. Uouis
eastward to Wisconsin. The north-' St Paul
eastward movement of the southern San Diego ....
riorm and the approach of tbe North j San Francisco
Dakota low will be attended by unset- j Seattle
M
v
js
74
7S
:
4S .30;St Paul ...14 2.7
34 .00 Red Wing 14 3.4
2K Reed's Landing ... 12 3C
S2 .00 , La. Crosse 12 3 4
60 .00 j Lansing IS 4.2
32 .22 : Prairie du Chien .. 18 4.4
42 .01 Dubuque ID 4.8
5 .08 Le Claire 10 2.0
52 .00 '.Rock Island la 37
54 .00!
will be chronometers of such extreme V.'aldershare park wa3 the residence I sations. outside' loise on the line
precision that after being set before of Lord North.. George. Ill's minister, j etcetera, but ail' tm no purpose; neariy
lesving France they are relied upon J to whose obstmaey England owed the '. all the -workmen Hive, been dismissed,
not to very appreciably during the loss of the America colonies. He ' ana the opening of three neiv ex-
0.3 . whole of our time in America. 1 succeeded his father as Earl Guilford, changes promised flir thia fall has hien I
2 1 "We shajl use photography In regis- jand the present, earl is-a direct de-; indefinitely postpta ed.
zitenng tnrei tower signals for fixing jecendant of his. For centuries past; for several ye.is past Vienna has
9.1 1 the exact longitude of Washington. We; the occupants of country mansions ! suffered .from wist, might be called . n'i--9.0.
arrive easily at an accurtcy of a hun-'like Waldershare park have had to a veritable telephone famine. The i :-"h!. -1 - ' ..it -
Xfl7 flrPrit I flftft fit A Umnil hv maana rt t.A , i a-llh .1 1," -.1. ... n I aidtVlAnl fA, (alanli,..H. I .... I
-. i - - - ' ' j n vi . i': DftLiaiicu - iiu - iiigiit. vi tauuics, -. - a.iiii. f icq ' j U 1 ' A ! jr tAliaUSt! f,-ini Ih
.w a mm revolving at a i.xed rate of; or in some few cases gas. but with ea the capacity of the sovernment sv. i 'i !!'
K rK .f po'vni1 tlood 1j vr mrM
until tha pt g"rrn hM twn
!imlnatl ttum th' ay:TD. And th nsly
nrai'dT i ba r In nf Ur.!'atl In th ilimi
ftni t'3-i:' '!'.r tiTity ta xtr-
rin kr-Rf't:- ceib 1 the iamous bl-xxl
piiriftr. S. .
The tlcln i l:tt n Wu- t'twork of tin'
hloirft vone;. -wrtrt th na-t-ifi"" srilia 'f
t. Y. P. 1 luiar-l ht nrstot authonrl's
tn be a f.r'irxiuiiOHl st'.m'ilsr.lon of tb 4ctl
lit of ; hi eel a. 1
Th r'-a-.'n fcr iai ' in h" peculiar
iv-tinr. f S. . i!'-u "n.il.in 'Me c',it
in th Vln t-i ! 1 from rtj' HvhI the
tu'riraiui I; -i.',rt '-rr rv-n'mtlntt.
NVit Bl 1 ti W. ilir if fr in th Dres'lir
'f mViw dlatuibina V .i.jri tBT la a loonl
3'itrition t eau
' and kldnov
t 111- l--i"Sl fli
h .t.'7t ' r cn'. an-1 llmlnnJ
34
22
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RIVER FORECAST.
No important changes in the Mis-
0.0 i speed and a luminous spot influenced the advent of electric light and the 'tern. No
i aufl Tear
by the wireless messages. In regis-' extension of the systems to the coun-1 to get a
finviata. na.nn ..a. .1.1 Y-
1" - : F-v i rryj u 1.UIUU UUjl- ' , $ iff
lephont-i under a year or ro.
trlna the SOeeil nf rSldin HflTai t hl!trr thara haa Lean o clcalv 'famn1 I mnii -kiinn tVta, tlm I ain. ... M..a 1 .... t V't)i .KA l'!lll:i
. . . ...., aaaw. - o!V-UJ U ..UUUM j " 7" " V.a-.i a.aUl IU 1 J I. I'J ll' ( fli -ir-H: l-ll)
succvcaeQ m uiTiaing uie secona into lor tins modern form 01 n gn ting and : apparatua nothinir: was ever done he. "" i
40.000 DartS. Frnerieilroa ft fat- nn ilh It 9 rraolar nnmW rtf llaac In i.fnr -a n nKMal 1, a A ,.-.A ! i i : i:"S. J''"r n
.00 j sissippi wil occur from below Dubuque j the speed of wireless waves tend to the cae of the Karl of Guilford's reti-; If the telephone as still desired. It I
-Wjt Muscatine. show that they travel at the same dence the wiring for the electric light- j frequently haprerl tliat the Intend- i i
.01 i J. M. SHERIER, Local Forecaster, laoeed as light, from which we make.inz was only Just being installed so 'in Enbscribcr UatiJ grown tired of wait- i Ajv
rr i it ii.strsf1 rear In
T .ll'tfrf i! a'-"th of
.. : r ir.ip'.lca teat had
. at dt well
f- yoit ini unnn t.
v-ii nj t t'"" Into ome-
2.il.'' -
P S nr-ni-i'.l tv lh Swift PDcIAe
iv 'Jts swif- Mi't-. Aiint. e;.
"Writ" frr t'jeir l.lUatr.KeU baois s Ua
i'crtiaemnfc .-'-

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