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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-17
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-17

Decide to Continue Cafe.-There was
such protest voiced at the noon lunch
con at the Moline club cafe Saturday
over the abolition of the cafe feature
that the directors agreed to continue
the cafe upon the promise of much flu
ture patronage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-17

to Davenport and opened confection-
cry store on Harrison street.
Mrs. Nancy Guthrie, 1909 Fulton ave
nue., died Saturday at her home. She
was 81 years old. She was born in
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, Sept. Z, 1925. For the
past % years she has been a resident
OF Davenport.
Friday evening at her home, 324
Gaines street, occurred the death of
Mrs Marie E. Graap, following an i'll
ness of long duration of senility. She
was 70 years of age and was a well
known and respected resident of this
city
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-17
Che Same Adxice.

'Do you give your son good adviceT'
said the solicitous friend.
Yes" answered the somewhat sar-
donic person. II give him the same
good advice that my father gave me
and that my grandfather doubtless
gave him. If we keep passing that
advice along from generation to gen
Grafton perhaps we shall eventually
find somebody who will take it,
Washington Star.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-17
Real Estate Transfers.

Administrative notify heirs by publica-
ton.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-17
Check Foreer Arrested.-Dave


son. a man probably 45 years Of age
whose home is supposed to be at Ma
pletOn. H.. was arrested by Officer
Alger at the Rock Island depot short
ly after midnight Saturday night as he
was waiting for d train on which TO
leave the city. Earlier in the evening
he called at Kuehl's grocery store at
Third and Gaines street and. after Sc
lecting a dollars worth of groceries,
ordered them delivered to 81 Ripley
street and presented in payment a
check for $5.35 He received $4.35 in
change. When the boy went to deliv-
er the groceries to the number desig
mated, he found there was no such
number Mr. Kuehl thereupon awoke
to the fact that he evidently had been
swindled and went out in search of
the man. a description of him was
given to the police and his arrest by
Officer Alger followed. The man also
passed a check for $7.50 on Paul
Berndt. the saloon proprietor, and
when arrested had another check
which he had not as yet cashed, in his
vest pocket. This was in the sum of
$G.65. All the checks were forgeries,
being signed y. H. Young e Co, and
indOrsed by ID. c. Johnson" On the
person of Larson was found a letter
from his children. written at Mapleton,
III. When arrested Larson had just
purchased a ticket for Muscatine
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-17

Charged With BootIegging. = Fred
Mccarthy N Columbus Junction occu-
pies a cell in the Scott county Jail, be-
ing charged with bootlegging. He was
arrested by Deputy United States Mar
shall Matteson upon complaint of John
a. O'Neal, deputy internal revenue col
lector. who states he caught Mccarthy
in the act of selling bottled beer with
out a license
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-17

Obituary Record.-William Louis An
trim died from apoplexy Friday noon,
in Lincoln. Neb. Mr.. Antrim was born
Oct. 9. 1862. and lived in Illinois for
many years. In 1913, at the time of
the gold fever, he went to California.
In 1872 he was married to Mrs. Laura
Scudder Galloway of New Boston. In
the early SOS he moved TO Davenport
and purchased farm on Jersey Ridge,
where he lived slime time In the fall
of 1885 he moved into the city, and for
several years was in business with his
son. Elias 4. Antrim, at the corner of
Third and Perry streets. After the
death of his son. Elias, in 1895, he
moved to Chicago, and in 1897 returned
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-17
Is This Mans wnxe

Man wants TO be comfortable as a
cat on warm hearth gig, to feel no
prick of conscience, to see nothing uIr
pleasant, such as tears or a wan face
1t exasperates him to madness when
he is obliged to see his wife sad, but
it never occurs to him to try to prevent
her sadness.-Spinster in London NJ
A p
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-17
DAVENPORT


For Non-Partisan PoIice.-The mOYe-
ment for insuring Davenport a police
force of permanent efficiency, rather
than one subject TO decentralization at
every municipal election, is quietly
gathering force, and a petition that was
circulated the past week was signed
scented. The petition will go to the
mayor and city council later on, it is
names that it now bears.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-17
MOLINE

Broke Camera.-Because he kicked
over and broke camera belonging to
George Allen, photographer at East Mo-
line and former justice of the peace
at Colona, when the camera and its
owner were not upon the right of way
of the Rock Island Railroad company,
William Emmert, yardmaster at Silvis,
was arrested by City Marshal Theo-
doTe Anderson of East Moline and tax
en- before Police Magistrate Hoesli of
that place, who set the case for hear
ing, today. Allen attempted to photo
graph a wrecked engine.
Raise for Observation-Disclosures has
been received by the boilermakers in
the employ OF the Silvis plant of the
Rock Island road to the effect that
the officials have granted the request
for an advance in wages under the
new year agreement which has just
been adopted. The advance is 21a
cents an hour, increasing the men s
pay from "a TO 361h cents an hour
which brings the average days pay to
$3.47 on the basis of a 91h hour work
day on which the shops are now OPP
erated. The rate is effective from
Dec. l, and 200 men are the gamers.
Decide to Continue Cafe.-There was
such a protest voiced at the noon lunch
con at the Moline club cafe Saturday
over the abolition of the cafe feature
that the directors agreed to continue
the cafe upon the promise of much flu
ture patronage.
Arrested = Thief Ambrose Duffy
was arrested Saturday afternoon by
Officer Starofsky after search of
nearly two days. Duffy is wanted by
the authorities of DEBORAH, Iowa, for
burglary. and the sheriff, T. j. Qually,
arrived in the city Saturday and took
him back TO answer to the charge.
Duffy was traced to Moline and officer
Starofsky was detailed to fiHd the sup
posed thief He was successful and
arrested him on Forty-siXth street and
Fifth avenue about $50 o'clock. Duffy
was taken to the police station and
identified by the sheriff as the man
he wanted, and then a startling dis
cCVery was made. Duffy was wearing
an overcoat that had been stolen from
Milo Mckinney of Rock Island Thanks
giving day. Duffy has bad reputa-
ton and is suspected of having com
mitted several thefts about Moline
o
Obituary Record.-Mrs. Anna StrOm-
quist. the wife of Peter Stromquist
the well known foreman at Deere &
Co.'S, passed away Friday afternoon at
the city hospital. Kidney and liver
trouble was the cause of death. She
was born in Sweden Nov. s, 1856, and
was married in that country. Sha
came to America with her husband 10
years ago, and has been a devoted
member of the Swedish Methodist
church.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1906-12-17
Murphy win Get out.-Daniel Muir

Murphy VII! Get out.-Daniel Muir
ply. member of the Michael ConrOy
gang of Clinton, who were implicated
in the Fay diamond robbery and num-
erous other crimes. according to re-
ports from Des Moines, is about to be
paroled by Governor Cummins and will
be home in time 10 eat his Christmas
dinner. Michael Conroy has a case
now pending in the supreme court,
asking a new trial from the recent
Judgment of the Scott county district
court. which will come up for a hear
ing in about a month.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

ssy SssRsi s; at s
the Il 'a afks aE6sr vat At Els s spot London LSSni
10 Sos sT9a Market sPRLTER s55 dndon in tar
ss0Sarg sn0G vas UNCHANGED IN the English msrke with wh
at 54s eS at 5as and IS foporsea Very
I sa So with h No foundry northern quoted at $40 20 seg es
G9a RG9enoe STEADY whSat
September SO 25 biS OCTOBER. sisSsis 75; Noven-
SIG co Decenber SIS 70 sfs % 80; asd
.MtocLAssEs AND sYRUPs@Busness was s9mswsa, hat
without With important price changes 9petatons fo9w low
iSc EooS esntrifugal c1maSn X rieans open
kettle l2t SYRUPs ii Ollie fair 15@
oil was firm ana partly higher to- to-
DEMAND oiS5aPs sass 100 spot at 200 septsm16er
st ave S8 ii5s G6o TsSE No4snssr at Sc 500
esem6er e at SOC and 400 May at SOs rnogfed in
steady demand recent prices We quote :o pb8
dsphia, 745c bulk 1850; refined eases New York & lSc
bulk e49c RiiSdepha 45o: bulk e85e water white
s2SsS New York l3o PsiedeiPhia: s g99 0ctoBer
prime summer yellow September SsgssG October st s6
soEe Mareh So a$oisc; May so@ao%IG prime Ghite T
t494So; prime winter yello%s 4d94'o raw 81
G$so; caio'itta Ha raw e5c LARD on. Sa@T0o INV
ers Of prosce aftsHard There was local support
& the n SIsg y9 RS na 3RS 4e ho
ket somewhat. Chicago receipts 1900 estima'ed OO0
and the vest 5000 foK barely steady: quoted
sG 56a$s a|a g. Bt nj steady quoted ss9se family
$IigsiI So packet slOQS16 So extra India mess sls9
bRESsED HOGS hr; quoted: Raoongs sSs $50 cI n
S7o 16O 10 914c; l4o n g52oi PIGS iotd Smoking
ia5xei 10 m ifI4c: p n i6%SIe Il n
Picked hams quiet: quoted 4hg5Zo; % ,.i aIoI. Mid
die western prime 99eIOo city lard steady qEo5ssd 5sd
s.c lard steady quoted s9utn AneGlCa 49,;
S2ossdeHt S9atsd t,.G4 Sc steady Quotedi oleO
Sitc; city lard stearine. 10. Gio+ac - ..
& Io Of the Nuns PbsoT6ed rapidly
ceipts of rough still light, and planters in some
asking higher prices EGFesh aed Quotations
Follow; Domestio screenings a 4sci second heads
!@4Rc choice heads tnnSx Japau Domestic
SI94s.c: Patna, 51a 1a95%c java, 4s951o Rangoon+ IN
nd nrioes Unchanged The following LIST
price subject TO OF 10 points and discount OF
PsT aoo 'S crv5fsl doninos 725c Eagle tablets. 29ci
mould A. 5;s5O; cubes XHS% P0wde5 Ps eq coa2. oa2e,
powdered ana fruit powdered 510oi Eagle confssoners
Eranuated S25o Eag.s coarse and extra fine gTanuae
eioo Eagle 10 Of fine granulated o2oe Eagle
& ana 80 b 3ss 6aEs &C. t65c Eagle n9 or standard
[76o Nos and 8. CSC: No 4 6c2i No SSo0i No
i5 ana I6 405c The London market for sugar 6eets was
about higher with September quoted az 0s 9etd ana
steady hut rather quiet. with offerings howeve't not
large ana duty paid prices quoted folowsi Ctlusa
sUgar Sc test 5-l6o Receipts at the four Atlantic
ports the week s489 tons against oSs1 9 6
previous week and eeoSs last year Meetings were 2 S
tons against the amount the week pefors ao 1s
year Total stock Is 21l $40 ons compared win IS sd
the week before a1d 2o2 4e last yeas ESEs 900 wee & ans
time IN 1905 One grinding against two me
previous last year Total stSe6 is y wy
tons against 1900 th week before and l'ZVo te sahe
inle last
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

81 sP &C. eFss dc nT rGSna Sa p;S Rs M 8 Sogsl
s0 end obar fancy per Dbl 81 Sos2 basket fsl;
per Sb Soe % PEI RG 1sss 1895 Spss % Gstsn shO5s S
81 CARRop per Dol $lgS ,S do par 100 bqnohes 7oS9
s. cG eE Ree4 IshIs ssn9 ana Jersey loo 5o
b a4P per Do OD State 81 a0S Osa Wss;.G s a1
81 So CUcBR P1cEs 20 %satera eSS per 6I 44 'G S
basket bias slgs6 CORN ca %; CELERY state
Long S2 'f5is2 f5s2d PfS short aoesR cat
o gS1 2 EGGPLANTs Jersey. per bbl s19s1 50 do per
BEANs 9e 1eaT 9asN S7Se DO Per box 4ogSc LIMA
bag 5ocas DO Sat Gnehalf bbi basket. 5Ocgsl
basket basket 2scSs 2 per tE0ozen box ok 5oaSsi So
onions small white pickle per Dbl S55S7: do per BGs-
3 sS2 go co. a. do rS5 g and Eests b
&c Qrange COUNTY white per bag 81 6oaS2 50; do white
yellow. per bag s1GSi 75 60 and Jersey
a. Ss2T & 90 Lng q Island and Jersey red per bS 81 5o2
81 QktA QtA JERSEY. Per 1000 70cgs1; PUMPKINS. per
t do per onRs S bb ba oV S5 AZ geen o per- per bo4 @
EdANS BE: state wax per basket, SCcsl per
Virginia per onehaif bbI basket G0g75c: soUGsa nus
heck D and f Tte 5o5o 81 aa5f& sPA S W.ss as g%o Sw
gb if per of'kst G ToAI4s GpriveE and state per
half bush box nearby per box 75cSS1 2 DO per
i pS 81 sG5a 1 dS h CSRadS % 5gtsRsga s 81 r. dq white
IL! AAH AND sFFAW--EAY-There was rush of re-
eeipts to-day and with fair attendance OF buyers ts
TOP grades ad there is no quoabe weakness for sound
common Dealers not apprehensive Of sudden
break in rates with the present pressure Of supply
the outlook, for consumption widsned demand,
helped by better filed private stables and Increased aov
ity in the demand for other calls. quotsI Prime
large bales 100 10 e5o: No eoT92;5o: No 2 ri
gS21so: No g. 65d0c; shipping 60G624so; clover
best, 1T1s 8SOc; do clear 60d65c. STRAw-Ths OF
receipts is somewhat reduced, but sufficiently
mark up recent figures for long no Conf weather sti
tends 10 free We quote fair to No L eOG95o per
100 10. Selections in small way I0o Receipts OF
hay straw reported the Produce Exchange
to-day: Hudson River Railroad 27i Erie, $40;
Pennsylvania, 3d. Delaware. Lackawanna & western 8Oj
Lehigh Valley 20: Ontario Western Central Raf-
OF New Jersey 12o river beats 140 canal boats
I00i total 1o10 TONS 90 for week $500 last
week 9s1e tons Receipts Of straw. 100 tons; do toF
799 tpnsi DO last week, loo tons. hay
Z baIea foS the week Of ssptsnbs a9; TO Hsyana sSs
POOL. 1885, CoiOr r. ie%. Nqeyttas -; total 6oee
79oc; December; January and March. Soc RYE
e. 20. ou-Eorth Lima. soc South Lima ana IN
diana $50.
MILK AND CREAM-rhs Milk Exchange directors
yesterday raised their price BAc quart to tne
o1cial figures show that ths Laokavanna carried
during August 151 6T6 2b 947 i2Quar
Of milk and 12.16S OF cream
The receipts OF milk and cream in 4o-duart caas for
the week ended September - were toilowsi
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

SSC4EON-Ihe cotton market was somewhat Irregular
to-day but showed steady tone in tie n1an and Iosed
a. net advance Of 59 points Sales for the day were
s-I.lea az 10000 bales The opening firm at an
OF 6gy points in response TO better cables
S4c 11easlress Gs to the storm
44,s1 cary acVlces from Washington said expected
rtGh the mouth Of the Mississippi by night Right
s-.et lAe cal the market sold up net gain Of e31I
points on these inaueaces good buying ef October
- brokers' With Liverpool Connections but there were
o Issy SIerhgs on scale up and the market eased
y ouIHB the middle session. under realizing
pear pressure which promoted by later reports from
eson indicating the tropical sorrn might not reach
Ie DeIt ana uat Il rapidly losing velocity close
NaS point q TWO Up from the lowest Southern spot
t4relS as ofcis-ly reported unchanged i-l6o
[Iyete cables from Liverpool reported small spot
Sfes and less favorable weather causes for the
ace there and local spot people say that buyers are
rLS X very difficult 70 SECURE good Erade cotton in the
SOUt ec that this 6!cuty VIII probaly Increase II the
[eost rains have lowered the grade open cotton
ToIIs ~ soule OF the private stories
Eng me rounds during the day 70 the effect
Hae.I peoPe We're going 70 take stocks October
contracts ior shipment the English markets another
report had that these purchases really Ia
count cf local shorts "
The range Of contract prices IN market to-
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
TRADE IN CHICAGO.
rBy Telegraph 70 The Tribune ]


Chicago. Sept 25-There was enough bull news
on wheat to-day co lift stranded tronclad or the
rocks and the net result, FAR as the market was
concerned was that its price sank from 80 70 Ac
below the level OF the previous days closing prices.
Corn closed 40 up for September and from $50 TO
10 for the later months. Oats showed considerable
activity and great deal OF strength the greater
part of the session. but IN the end was only very
little higher than the close yesterday Provisions
closed weak. the bears being encouraged 20 pursue
their natural course by the absence OF support from
those who have the greatest interest In maintaining
values
The wheat market opened with prices steady, but
the bulls soon realized that fog OF dulness had
settled on the trade here, with lack OF speculation
causing professionals TO abandon the market Under
the pressure selling by local longs and shorts at
the start. trade became depressed There was
little reaction the days big clearance. but the
close was dull and prices were lower. Local re-
ceipts q cars. with 80 cara estimated for
morrow. December wheat here opened at T5o TO
755sc sold up 764c broke to 1850 74iic. then
reacted 70 100 to 751sc
The market had a fairly strong opening,
with prices about 1t4c higher than yesterdays
close. But selling by cash interests against con-
tract lots Of cash picked up in the sample market
caused a dip. After the first burst of strength
432 estimated tomorrow.
Good demand made the oats market active, ana
large business was done at an advance IN prices
despite tho large offerings The main strength was
Northwest. whore the crop suffered from oAoly
constructed shocks. Local receipts were I's CARS
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
CASH QUOTATIONS
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

-orr-r- New York, September %. 1905
CSFEt1tIhs co1ee market was active and .r-sorSio
to-oay Win considerable excitement in evidence ed
se .re4 puys Tor long account. which was attracted
20; Hs-ses noeatng rapid progress with the vaioriza
10 pan. me market opened steady at unohan9e6
p-Ses S 20 an advance Of points up to net Eai1
y - R-lIlts ana then reacted,
SIl-Seo 20 points higher Sales FOR The dav vera
ported q n6oOO bags The opening WIS not as soo5 e
o me Ira cables and hulsh valorizatior "a
a. as II some Of the arge BUYERS we're 1rz
- DI!lsh Development and the demand thus creates
nj nj On 1s ing ther lines Later however prices worked
~ - a p4oadefins demand. and market shovaS A.
Gu4 near the close when eased of as resrt -.
.--t-ls ana some said, selling against I3razsn ruT
et9ss A private cable from Havre sa9 -be-s 80.
mere that CerTnan-Araericau interest yTas lend
oOgVO 10 Brazil for vaorization one cable T-on,
;Io A,G there would be delay applying +oriEa-
- al.olfef salo 81 seemed 20 be with
81 @ S"0 Leading interests buying everything in sight
4S s s-so received from abroad clarnInx rbst tba
ISSUE OF The Brazilian Review OF septeber contains
g. =, % c@[Tectlng @ mistake made IN the crop estimate
$1,000 bags, on August 21 saving that in This
I-e SSnli-ale the RIO crop included twice OF the
Id taet!A t1aVre was TO IN
I was ~ pfenaigs higher Rio ana Santos were
49, ~ eA Eigner with the exchange
eePs We're heavy but attracted little fresh oornrSsnt
Ga the basis Of Sesc for Rio No 7 ' ~-'-'-9
was as folOWat ---~' S0-~NS
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

market active higher heavy and mixed g. o5es1 1oI
yore-s 81 203S7 pigs, $7GS7 10; rouEhs IS 1888
sags 81 25gs4 75 dairleg Sc 2Qs7 market closed slow
and 10G15c lower SHEEP and LAAIBS-Recelpes z, 800
head; arxst active; sheep steady lambs 25c higher:
lambs s5 258Ss %; wethers 50 $685. sheep mixed $50
S5 80; Canada lambs SS9SS 10.
Kansas City. Sept 26-cATTLE-Receipts Is 600 head,
Including $500 Southerns market sttady 100 lowers
choice export and dressed beet steers S 4os 40I fair %
good S49S5 % fed So 400 50 25 stocksrs
and feeders 50 5o9$4 5o southern steers 75 s. oi
7JIS3: cows, S2lS3 native
heifers SO 75a{5 bulls s2Gs3: calves So gse so HOGS
Receipts 5000 head market steady 70 90 loysT tSp
packers s6 sNRSB 30; pigs and lights s6qse 90 SHEEP
head: market steady for sheSpi lambs
weak 100 lower; lambs S6Gs7 S5 eyes ana ysa-ings
shsep S4lIS5 IS; stockers feeders SO 509s5 80.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
OTHER MARkeT5BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Sept 28-CATTIR-RscsIpts about 10000
head MARKET best strong others steady but s9y eo m
hefers 50 6Ogs1 s5 bulls 81 4o9$4 90 calves SagS oO
stockers feeders 80 6O9$4 90 HOGS-Rsceipts about
p head steady; choice 10 prime heavy 80 COG
SO TO- medium 10 good heavy SC 4Osd 55 butchers 81 90
asa 70. choice mixed SO 50S5 30. packing $50
50 55. pigs SIS 1880 60 sHEEPRecepts about 90 900
head market steady 10c lower sheer "a oOgSo TO-
yeaTlings. IS 056pS6; lambs, seaST 80.
pers Sd 7ofss rs; common So 50fss 25 CATTLE quiet
fair good shippers S6 5O9ST as S2lS2 %
SHEEP steady at s. 50S4 70. LAMBS strong at "a COG
81 CO -
East Buffalo Sept 28s-cATTL.E-Receipts rs head
market steady. VEALS1teOeips 90 head; market eotive
and 80 higher So 5onsA EodSRscelpsk 17oo heads
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27

with 22S cars estimated for tomorrow. Nay sold
from S5ac 10 SS7so or s5a TO S0ssc and re2cted
70 S5s.c 70 S5bc-
In provisions trading was dull but with prices
rather firm. The continued light movement OF Hogs
brought IN fair volume OF investment buying
orders for January. January pork sold from Sl3 s.
SlS 40 January lard sold from s. S22 20 s. s.. and
January ribs sold s. l5
Hogs receipts We're 2400O head. and prices AZ thu
yards were steady.
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
UNDERSIGNED HEREBY

their intention forming corporation
TO be known thu asteTn Lfe Insurance. Company. 10
be located the Borough OF Manhattan. City OF EeT
York for the Of MAKING iives
tins health OF and insurance Eppsrta ming
thereto end TO grant purchase or dispose Of arnGises
under and 70 the insurance law o the State ot
New York Dated. August 18TH. 1905 Iohn 5. Hansen,
William E. Adsiey. Charles 4. Anderson. Herbert
Reeves Max FelTnan. Noses Nap-haum Drank L Esch-
bach, Irving Ernmons. John c. Hanson. A A. Baeksy.
Charles z. Hammond. Watson B Robinson. Artcn
Church. William 4. Cross. George HoskfnE
New-York tribune., 1906-09-27
Financial.
NEW YORK CENTRAL s HUDSON RIVER
ROAD COMPANY

NEW YORK CENTRAL 8 HUDSON RIVER RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY.
once OF the Treasurer York. Sept. 18th. 1906.
Notice 20 Stockholders In Referanes increase of
Capital Stock.
Ths Board OF DirsotoYs meeting held this day.
authorised the issuance OF 2e.S3S.560 additional
capital stock,
Stockholders OF this Company will 5s entitled 70
subscribe for such increased stock the rate ot One
Hundred Dollars (sio9} psr share to The extent OF
Is shown upoH the books st the close Of business.
terminating On Friday. Eoysrnoer seth, 1923. .,,
The Transfer Books win be closed az thrse o'clock
P. NJ, Tuesday, October i8sh and reopaned at ten
O'Clock A. II. on Thursday. November 1st, next
On October 2ad will mailed 70 all stooi<-
holders showing ths amount for which each stoos-
boldsr In enritlsd Eubsoribe Subscriptions cn
be mnds only upon presentation Of such warrants at
this once before Friday, November 30sh, fol-
lowing form Will bs provided the back % each
warrant by which stooxhoder Subscribe Girece, or
dtspoSs OF tbs right subscribe Snng - -
peTsan uamAd therein O 20 bearer.
Subscription payments may made Snd after
MondnEi pecember 18th, ana must be made on or be-
stockholders will scrip csrncates
tna suoh peynents made, stock garry al dtgt-
dends declared after January 18TH, 1907.
EDWARD I. ROSStTEF, Treasurer.