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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-06-14
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

The market for outside securities was practically
dominated by the speculation In the Greene issues
which furnished fully three-quarters of the days
transactions. Trading elsewhere Of small pro-
portion, while prices fiuctuated within a narrow
range. The opening somewhat Irregular, but
after the first hour steader tone developed. So
eager the brokers to start speculation in the
Greene stocks that fully five minutes before the
stipulated time trading began Runors concerning
the properties continued. but they not
frmed. Considerable pressure was In evidence at
the opening, and a sharp break in both stocks
suited. Greene Copper fell Ia per cent. but sub
sequentIy. good supporting orders. rallied to
the highest figure Greene Gold, the other hand.
pressed and off q per cent, with a re-
covery of more than half Leather stocks were
strong, but quiet. Interborough Rapid Transit was
OF less than a point International Mercantile
Marine preferred. after early small gain, de-
cIined a point. New-Orleans Railway stocks con-
tinued strong with a slight Improvement in the
common Chicago Subway was irregular Stand
ard Oil gained two points.
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Di0ids9lG Notices.
rnterborough Rapid Transit Comp.

Tnterborough Rapid Transit Company.
TO THE HOLDERS OF STOCK TRUST GER
tcates issued under Voting Trust Agreement dated
Nay I4th. 1902:
The Beard Of Directors CT the marlborough Rapid
Transit Co, having declared dividend TWO PER
CENT the capital stock Of the Company payable
on Monday July 3D. 1895 stockholders Of record on
Monday 18th, 1905 holders Stock Trust Certif-
Gates above referred to hereby notified that upon
receipt OF said dividend the undersigned viii pay
respective holders Of such Stock Trust Certificates
amount equal the dividend upon OF shares
OF said stock standing IN the of undersigned
Voting Trustees equal 10 those specified the Stock
Trust Certificates respectively and that the same will
&c paid On Monday July 3D. 1905 to tho holders
Stock Trust Certificates Of record June
1905. at 800 o'clock P II.
The transfer books of the Voting Trustees will be
closed ct 3o0 P. III. Monday, June 18th 1905 and
.Mondas- July 30 1895. at 1000 o'clock A NJ
T. MORA DAWSON,
B. HAMBURGER
CHAS. B. LUDLOW.
Voting Trustees.
BY AUGUST BELMONT & Co,
yuns 7th 1908 "a
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WALL STREET AND EXCHANGES.

1opEuc.N TRADING-Foreign houses dealt IN
40 600 shares in the local market all SAFES III
London consols gained 5-16 per cent at sl' anu
Iananese As and 6s sold at the highest price on
uadord The market for foreign bonds was gener-
slIv strong contradicting the rurnors OF furtneF
Moroccan complications Money was easy anu HI
plentiful supply for the settlement.
CORN MISUNDERSTANDING made In otnclaI
quarters are to the effect that the corn FFouuo's
Company is selling its goods at proht. not"lIh-
s+o,dine rsnorts to the contrary. The glucose
war has been accompanied by rumors tnat the
glucose manufacturers are losing money al pres
ent prices. This is undoubtedly true OF son1e VI
the manufacturers. The outcome OF the glucose
fight will determine whether the commune vi to
indepeudents can make glucose products the
cbeaner Interests in Corn Products believe that
the company will be able to demonstrate that II
can manufacture glucose products at lower cost
+bo, t+s cornnsttors For this reason they believe
that the company will come out or the present
contest in a manner wholly creditabIe 10 ltseIr-
BROOKLYN BOROUGH GAS-Stockholders OF
BROOKLYN Borough Gas have received clrculer
stating that the company needs FUNDS TOT improve
1nents and additions and outlining plan TO raise
them The plan is issue 100000 Of general
mortgage per cent 40 year bonds dated June l.
1905. OF these 100000 will be reserved 10 rellre
$500 600 bonds now outstanding and the remainder
will be used to pay debts and FOR future eA-
tensions. Two-thirds of the stockholders must ap-
prove the plan. The circular itemizes S6.OA spent
last year on extraordinary improvements
AMAI.GAMATED COPPER.-The selling OF
A1nalgamated Copper which developed in the sec
ond hours trading from brokers who have
hitherto been identified with the selling side i'm
rnediately before and after a Lawson attack on
the market. They undoubtedly materially
helped in Amalgamated by the very bad manage
ment of the Standard Oil pool. which has been
loaded up with since it started to advance
the price from 81. The market pool probably holds
three times the stock it started with and all at
loss.
WESTERN UNION.-The Western Union ex-
ecutive committee has recommended the declara-
ton of the regular quarterly dividend of ia per
cent. The quarterly statement of earnings will be
issueo to-day.
COTTON EXCHANGE NOT TO CLOSE-The
members of the Cotton Exchange have voted
against closing the exchange Monday. July 8.
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DOMESTIC EXCHANGE ew-Orleans - Com
mercial, 5OQ75o bank. s. premium San Francisco
Sight, &c. telegraph, 71Be- Boston-6c discount
Chicago-Par Charleston-Buyng. par; selling
LOO premium st. Louis-45c premium bid, O5c pre-
MUM asked. Minneapolis-50c premium Cncln-
nati-25c premium. Savannah-Buying, 0Oc dis
count: selling, 75c premium.
BANK CLEARINGS. = New-York = Exchanges,
$291 eos, IA: balances. $16TT,46 Phladephia-AiS-
changes. $2,376,214; balances, &,S19T3 Boston-EN-
changes S28 &O6, 1885, balances. s2.12lOS4. Chicago
Exchanges. $017552; balances. 81 7552o Baltimore
Exchanges, 919; balances, $55o25.
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 5S9sc; Mexican
silver dollars, 461Sc Bar silver in London closed
at 262.d.
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. 32O5; LISBON ..
MEXICAN DECENTRALIZATION exchange on
New-York is quoted at 202l2.
GOVERNMENT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. recelpts
reported from washington. S796S61 Internal reve-
receipts $229372; miscellaneous receipts S4S'S0
Receipts for the day, $146,0c0; expenditures, NOlo
Coo. Receipts the month to date. SlsoOOVso ex-
pendtures, s146S0OO0; Of receipts $ASzo'VSo
Receipts fiscal year TO date, $ol4SSl0S' e4-
pendtures. sO2762; excess Of expenditures $751;
S24 ,594.
SUB-TREASURY-The Sub-Treasury was creo-
itor to the Clearing House $134 $50.
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1914

RAILROAD BONDS-Market generally firm
Total sales amounted in par value to 3d. 1921 600,
against s453s50O on Monday The heaviest deal
ings were in Atchson general As. Central Of
Georgia Sd incomes, Chicago Burlington and
Quincy as Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific rail
road As Erie general As Green Bay and Western
debent,re BIS Kansas City Southern IS, Mexican
Central As. Northern Pacific 4s Oregon Short Line
As Reading general As. Union Pacific list convert-
BILE IS and wabash debenture BIS. American To-
baoco As, Colorado Industrial As and Bs and
United States Steel IS were also active.
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FOREIGN MONEY MARKETS-Call money in
London IA9l1a per cent. Open market discount
rate for short bills per cent: long bills per cent
r.rin discount rate ~ per cent. Berlin exchange
on London 20 marks 4sza pfennigs. Paris discount
rate III per cent. Paris exchange on London, %
francs 171s confines
FOREIGN sECURTiES.-British consols Tor
money 80 11-1s for the account. 90 1910 french
rentas 90 francs III confines.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARIET.-Money oail opened at "a
per cent; highest, ~ Per cent? lowest, per centi
last Ioan III per cent? close. 2gZa per cent? ruiig
rate 2A per cent Time money YVES quoted at
ner cent for sixty days sH per cent for three tour
and i've months and aAds,s per cent for Elk
months, Oamuseelsl paper ~ss Quoted Il ~ - Sss
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PIG IRON CERTIFICATES.

Quotations for regular at the II a and 1 p.
calls yesterday compare with final prices of Mon
day as follows:
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Sa0isags Banks.

A ADVERTISEMENTS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
- Tribune received at their Uptown Once No. 1864
Broadway, seth 3?ih SITS. o'clock
Advertisements following branch Offices
regular Office uatiI o'clock D. viz: 254 6th-
ave 6 cor. 23d-st 6th-ave I2th-st: 90 East
l4th-st-; 257 West 42dst between 18th and sth
1885 5dave. between 10th nth
l.ose adaye.. 61st-st; Los 1st-ave.
125th-St. 756 Trernont-ave.: 3D.
ave- near 41s-st: $50 3d-eve. 21o Bleecker-st: s25
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tations werei

Closing prices yesterday of the principal actiVe
securities and net changes from Mondays quota
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cent for sixty to ninety days. 4@4la per cent ioi
four and six months and 46(6 per cent for others
FOREIGN observation-disclosures closed steady
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AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.

London, June 10. 4 p. r.-The market for Ameri-
can securities was duh and heavy Final prices
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ANAcoNDA's BIG EARNINGS.


The 1SOO5 net earnings of 81 6as are equivalent
to 81 IS per share 10000 shares OF Anaconda
stock, against 81 o. earned the preceding year.
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lbs 92s sTba. 4bp. 11e s741. 251. oss
AMALeAmATED sus-com7ANiEs.

The su6-coMpanies of the Amagamated Copper
Company have reported to the State authorities of
Montana s4sn&nss for the ysax GUIDED tans / rhsy
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EXPORTS OF DOMESTIC PRODUCTS

Exports of domestic products, embracing bread
stuffs, cattle, etc, provisions cotton and mineral
oils for May and eleven months ended May com
pare as follows
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Guggenhedn Exploration Company.

Il Broadway New York June sth 1909
.,---~-- :. DIVIDEND NO. 10.
Exploration Company have this day declared 2 mar
terlg ofy1dsnd OF ONE AND THREE-oUARTERs 90
rI1s Ctl1sL upon the Fun Paid Capital stock of the
,S W Payahs July lst 1893. to the Stockholders Of
az Inree O'Clock in the OF June 18th IqN5
Ae DOCKS tor rs transfer stock OF the ~oTraT
1905 and rcopsn jay Srd 1905 - ' 1'li'
WILLIAM W PORTER sscrs,erv
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DvEETIsEHENTs AND SUBSCRIPTIONS for The
- Ir1ouns reoetved ~ their Uptown orcs, No LISA
Erosdvsy. between ser nn6 O'Clock o. m
Advertisements received tho following
regular osoe unfit O'Clock D. m. Wiz 254 sh-
ave. s. g. cor 2o65 l5S e-sve.. 12th-st: %
Lea; 20 West 4adst. between 7th and sth ayes
2S Wsst l2oth-st SIS Steye between 10th and Trsh
81: io2s sd-sve near ant.sI 7os ist-svs.. near
~ near <ss-A< GA saAeAs 2io Dlsssaase-sts sd
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BOND MARKET TRADING.

GOVERNMENT BONDS-Market steady. Final
quotations follow:
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sLOss- SHEFFIELD STEEL AND IRON 90
TNHE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE TTJTs

- Day declared dividend of ONE AND THREE
QUARTERS C1&So PER CENT. upon the Preferred Stock
e the Company out q earnings psysbs July the ls
New York stockholders of closing OF the
books. DO az three O'clock
ID. On June the 10Th and reopsned the morning Of
July tie 3rd, 1905.
June 18TH 1905
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show an aggregate of ss274s,sV In gross earnings
and $s6s2,24s in net earnings. divided follows:

All companies show an increase in earnings and
production. except the Trenton. which was closed
for some time.
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TIED MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY 90.
5srd DIVIDEND,

No. ie5 broadway. New York June 9Th 1905
A fSEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF TWO Dor.
Jars and Fifty cents (s25o) on each share n, +ocL
o Ms Company hes been declared payable al the oica
q C4e company, No Io5 Broadway, New York City on
o ~ ~ asoa 70 stshholters Of record close
lie STOCK trnstec books Will be cosed at three o'clock
m~r os sene 8A. 1eOe ana reopened g o'clock
y -. oA July xix 1SSS. A. Il CALESB. Treasurer.
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BONDS.

67.642 Total sales "odd lots
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AMERICAN CAN COMPANY
A QUARTERLY nTVInESN-n ar a,-r

oNEQUARTER PER CENT. d4e1 has th,. sav
o<s1 declared the Preferred Stock Of this Cornen
payable on July LIST BIOS TO Stockholders OF record al
the oioee o. business, 10Th. 1908 The 'ransse-
BOOKS E be closed as TO tae Preferred Stock from Juns
Z1st 70 July 1St- 1905. both Inclusive Checks wifi he
'AS 1.s>-c -, 800. - r Il 1SMON. Secretary.
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INTERNATIONAL suEER COMPANY

Meridsn. Conn. May 81s: 1904
Al a MEEI1NG OF THE DIRECTORS OF
this Company, held to-day. a quarterly dividend n.
&C. 7s per cent was declared the Preferred Capita
Sc gsFso5s July ls 1906 70 stockholders Of record
1SkA transfer Books viii closed June 18th
1soa a q r II. e1d recpened July Bird, at 10 A nj
GEORGE ROCKWELL. Secretary
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INACTIVE STOCKS

shed by william f, Nichols s. Co. No. Is wai, ,s
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cFurnlshed by R. L. Day 8 Co.. No. 8 Nassau-st.,
FURNISHED by Van Setback s. Co. No. waiI-st:

asked
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MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE Coup.

1~H@sN@I%If A-A-NUItHE TUMPANY.
A 7 a MEETING OF THE BOARD OF d.
- rectOrs he'd this day regular quarterly dividend
OF Two AND ONE-HALF PER CERT was declared
payable ane after June 30 1905 TO the stoEboideTs
o. record on Saturday. june IT, 1905 at one O'clock
The transfer boo<s will close Saturday June IT
10. 1895. at 10 O'Clock A IL - -'' 'N-S
FREDK J wARRURToN 7>sss,r.-
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

STOCKS.
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Eeriden, Conn, June 10 1906
Office of the International Silver Co
COUPONS NO. 5 OF THE DEBENTTJRE
- bonds this company, July l. 1905 will ba maid
and after that date presentation the American
Exchange National Bark, los Broadway New York City
GEO. N CURTIS Treasurer
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18TH REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Inc Union Bag Paper Company,
II Battery Place, New York June 10Th 1ooz
TUE REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
OF ONE AND TEREE-ouARTERs PER CENT
the Preferred Stock OF the linton Bag A. Paner Con-
peay has his day been decared payable July 18th 1906
June S0th 1905 The transfer OF the prefs-red
stock VIII close az p N on June 3oth viii reopen
al 10 A. II. July 18th. 1905.
w. L SPARKS Secretary
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-10
PRESIDENTS
OPINION
Is THAT THE STATEHOOD BILL WILL
PASS EARLY IN THE SESSION.
THERE is
NO HOPE FOR SEPARATE STATE
Roosevelt Speaks Promptly And En-
phatically 10 The Oklahomans.

Washington, Nov. 9.-It has been
well krown for a long time, Of
course, that the president is favora
bic to joint Statehood for Oklahoma
and Indian Territory, but if there
have been any who have
faucied that he could be persuaded
to modify his views in this respect
all hope of it was dissipated today
by a statement which he made to d
delegation Of Oklahoma citizens
who called on him to urge that
Capt. Frantz appointed governor of
Oklahoma. After the president
had promised to appoint Capt.
Frantz. these gentlemen bought
up The subject Of statehood They
assured the president that a large
majority ol the people Of both ter
ritories favor joint statehood, and
they expressed the hope that he
would urge that course on congress,
The president replied with that
promptnsss and emphasis character
istie Of him, that he believed joint
statehood to be the more desirable
thing for both territories and gave
them to understand that he would
advise congress to pass bill Of thi:
kind at the earliest possible
moment. Furthermore the presi-
dent is understood to have express
e | the opiuion that not only vii
congress pass a joint statehood bill
but that it will do it 50 early il
the session as to preclude the pos
sih;liiy Of embarri nent as re-
suit Of the dissolution Of the triba
governments.
Another Of the president S callers
this morning was Judge John O
Thomas Of Muskogee. who wa,
nominated bv the Muskogee con
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-10

vention as one Of the congressman
at large Of the proposed state of
Sequyah. Judge Thomas delivered
to the president copy Of the con-
stitution adopted BY that congress
and told the president that he had
received advices from Indian
Territory asserting that the consti-
tuition had been adopted by a
majority Of rs, 300 III the election
held there yesterday There is
excellent reason for stating that
the president did not encourage
Judge Thomas to believe that sep
arate statehood is possible.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-10
COUNCIL
MEETING
FOR ROCL :ISLAND SPUR
TO THE ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT
PASSED
FINANCES OF WATERWORKS
Presents Hard Nut For The City
SoIons to Crack.

A meetingo of the city council
was held yesterday afternoon at
which all members were present
except 0'Brien and Wilson. The
special object Of the meeting was
to consider the ordinance granting
franchise to the Rock Island to
build a spnr to the electric light
plant. Some changes were made
in the ordinance and it was adopt
ed, all voting yes, except Louth
an. In its present form the fran
chise authorizes an extension from
the sidetrack which the railroad
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-10

Of Chickasha in regard to the
High school, We are doing good
work in all departments, and are
very enthuiastic over athletics.
The game next Saturday between
Hobart and Chickasha is the FIRST
to be played on the home grounds.
A match game Of basket ball
will also be played between the
Hobart team aud the High School
team.
We ask the citizens Of Chickasha
to encourage our foot ball and bas-
ket ball teams by attending the
game Saturday afternoon. A small
fee Of twenty-five cents will admit
you to both games.
If you are not abe to attend buy
tickets anyway, and thus help the
teams with the heavy expenses at
tendant upon bringing both teams
from Hobart.
Apache raised ninty-eight dollars
by subscription to defray the ex-
pense of their football team dur
ing the season; Chickasha may
well be expected to improve upon
that. Make the football boys hap
py BY handing them fifty cents,
two dollars. or Eve towards
Saturdays expenses.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-10
OKLAHOMA TEAM PRAGTICING
Preparing to Meet the Terrible Swedes
on Thanksgiving Day.

Norman, Okla, Nov. 81 Last
night the Oklahoma football squad
INDUCED in light practice only, there
being no scrimmage. This failure Of
Of a scrimmage was due largely to
the fact that there was no scrub
eleven on the field. 1t seems that the
scrubs have all decided to quit the
game for the lest Of year
All the regulars except Trusedell
we're out and Owens kept them kick
ing the ball around running through
signals for nearly two hours. The
squad as whole was in good con-
dition, considering the brusiiug
game with Texas.
Coach Owens viii develop more
speed and smoother team play from
now uutil Thanksgiving, With
Swede game as his objective Epoint.
The Kingfisher game is expected to
be hard one, but this game will
likely be won by snbsantial mar
gin. The Edmond game will be an
easy one and Oklahoma will reap an
other rich harvest from Teachers. =
The one remaining on the sched-
ule which is causing any anxiety
whatever is the Bethanygame. The
Swedes have beaten Oklahoma two
years straight, but every Que here
expects Oklahoma to be returned
the winners. This game is sure to
be close and hard-fought one as
Bethany will be perfectly familiar
with Oklahoma $ style Of play. AS
Oklahoma will be equally familiar
with the Swebes' methods. the re-
suit will be dependent upon the
speed aud endurance Of the respec-
tive teams. Here it is that the
'Sooners" should win.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-10
@M dR NH M COMPANY AK AND G2 MH ESTATE R W
coIupany Is now buiIding

company is now building.
After this ordinance had been
disposed Of, Mayor Venable called
attention to some waterworks mat
tiers. Early thought that more sys-
TEN should BE- injec ted into the
methods Of operating the depart
ment, that there was too much Of
division OF responsibility, that
there should BE- one head Louthan
chairman Of the board Of water
commissioners, stated that the de%
partment was in good working or
der and was being operated as
economically and with as little
friction as any department Of the
city government
The question Of money to operate
the wa,erworks is presenting
difficult problem to the council II
was suggested at former
meeting that loan made to the
school fund two years ago be re-
return to the waterworks fund and
this was discussed yesterday
Louthan opposed this step strong
ly and Scoffern expressed his op-
position to it. No action was tax
en- aud the finance committee was
left to wrestle with the problem
till the next meeting
Supt. Perry WAS authorized to
proceed with the work Of cleaning
the swers.
A warreat was ordered drawn to
pay the cost Of caring for charity
subject.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1905-11-10
HIGH SCHOOL
ATHLETICS
AN ASSOCIATION HAS BEEN ORGAN.
lied. WILL CONTEST FOR HONOR
WITH OTHER SCHOOLS
football GAME SATURDAY
And Basket Ball too. Literary Sociiiss
are Formed
Special corrssponpencs

bpecial Corresponpence
High School, Nov. S-The
High School Athletic Association
was organized last Tuesday even
ing with Clifford Barefoot as Presi-
dent; Richard Louthan, Vice Presi-
dent; Marion McCune Treasurer,
Margaret LivermoIe, Secretary.
The membership fee was fixed at
fifty cents a year. BY this organi
zation we hope TO place our athlet-
ics upon a 6ruer basis, thus enab
ling us to take a creditable part in
the field meets, base ball. foot ball
and basket ball games which may
occur in the two territories during
theremainder Of the school year.
The West Building has purchas-
ed a piano OF F. NJ. Deuton The
piano will be used by the Delta
Sigma Literary Society Friday
night. November tenth at the Car
negie Library, Come and see the
piano Admission five cents for
school children, ten cents for all
others.
The North Building Basket Ball
team challenged the West Build
ing third team to a match game
Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
First game ended with a score Of r3
to 7 in favor Of North Building
Second game erded IA to . in fav.
or Of West Building
The Two Literary Societies met
Wednesday evening after school,
aud selected names. The Society
Of which Albert Hendrix is Presi.
dent chose the name of Euphronia
The Society, o. which John
Stanley is President, is to be known
hereafter as the Delta Sigma.
There Il great lack oi 81 eu-
thusiasm on the part Of the poop,