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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-20
ROAD FIGHT.
One Man Killed and Another Seriously
Wounded.

BOISE, Idaho, Nov. 19.--August
Stensger is dead and Louis Yaurnig
seriously wounded as a result Of hav-
ing been shot by a man named Sim
mons in a quarrel among several
neighbors over a wood road in that
county Simmons had closed the road
and Yaurnig and Stensger opened 1t
and were driving along it yesterday to
get load of wood. They met Sim
mons and two boys and Simmons
opened fire upon them with a rife.
Stensger defended himself with pis-
tol, but was shot through the body.
Yaurnig fed but two shots brought
him down. Simmons disappeared,
saying he intended to give himself
uD.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-20
Eyery One in the House Works
But Father.
WOMAN WITH IL CHILDREN
Seeks Divorce Because Her Husband
Is Troubled With Constitutional
WEAKNESS and She Has to
Support Family.

ALBANY. Or, Nov. 1s.-"Marriage
is failure. have never gone TO a
wedding of one of my children. and
/ never want to"
This was the statement of Viola F.
Woods, mother of 10 children, on the
witness-stand In Judge Galloway's
court last Friday. where she is su-
ing for divorce from Joseph l.
woods, after SO years Of welded life
It was a case where everybody
worked but father, according to Mrs
Woods story to the court. She as
serted that It was principally by her
hard work in managing their farms,
picking hops. etc, that the IL chill
dren were raised and educated. and
that her husband did nothing at all,
One of the children corroborated this
statement.
The Woods were married in Iowa In
1867. and their troubles began when
they came to Oregon in 1891. For the
last 10 years they have lived together
scarcely at all. each residing with diff
ferent children. They have avoided
each other to such an extent that
when one of the girls was going to
be married, Mrs. Woods refused to
stay for the ceremony when she heard
her husband was to be present. 1t
was in the explanation Of this epi-
sode that she made her startling die
tum regarding married life.
A farm near waterville, Wash, and
some property interests in this vicin-
ity form the basis Of the contest in
court. Both parties are said to be
willing for the granting of a divorce,
but are fighting for the property
rights.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-20
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Tom coopcr, Bicycle Rider, Killed at
Central Park.

NEW YORK, Nov. 19.--Tom Coop
er, a bicycle rider and automobllist,
was instantly killed tonight in an au-
tomobile accident in Central park.
With two women companions he was
driving the machine at full speed
when it ran into an automobile which
was standing still. Cooper was thrown
twenty feet and struck on his head.
The women were seriously hurt, as
were the occupants Of the other car.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-20
SUITS AND OVERCOATS

Have you bought your new suit or
overcoat? II not. come this week
don't put It off until later. Stocks full
now and range OF patterns large.
Prices from $3.50 TO $1,000 less than
others ask.
Suits for men 1886 to.....,...,s $500
Cravenette Rain Coats sl2.5O to. $1,000
Oregon BuckskIn Suits or ovcrcoats.
$780,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-20
CHARGED WITH CONSPIRACY.
Aetna Officials Charged With Con
spiracy.

WASHINGTON, Nov 10. - The
grand jury of the District Of Colum-
bia today returned an indictment
against Abner r. Clements, former
cashier of the Aetna Banking & Trust
Company, of Butte, Mont; John T.
Hoag, assistant cashier Of the same
institution, in charge Of the Washing
ton branch, and Eveleth W. McCor-
mick, of this city, for conspiracy. A
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-20
Group.

A reliable medicine and one that
should always be kept in the home for
immediate use is Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy 1t will prevent the attack II
given as soon as the child becomes
hoarse, or even after the croupy cough
appears. For sale by Frank Hart, the
Leading Druggist.
In Time of Peace.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1906-11-20

The laxative effect Of Chamberlain's
Stomach and Liver Tablets Is 30
agreeable and SO natural you can
can hardly realize that it is produced
by medicine. These tablets also
cure Indigestion. For sale by Frank
Hart, and leading druggists.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
Entered at the Post Office at st. Paul,
Mimi, as second class m~ail-matter.
stanoaro Sil 81. pe Mrbcjocrne.

Stanoaro Oil So. 9oar iiffert eno=
mi booroerc Siocr / Mfpoe el1O Sc Ser
bill opltoa, bpis 9iegjeringcl1 % Stats,
o0miuiltrotionerl,e ipurtiGtter Sc
Sulsler, Ser CT ~frcnlatte imoO Set.
Set ler nen1lig l,0 til, at Set ton1n1er
olporligt poa &alt mcO bcle lin mug=
tige e(rbelSslwrfe. &rigu1 er allere.
Sc be99not / @biti11g, Sllo., bpor SOC
Molfiniltcr lioltc l(ge nl0logoe ST.
bejbct, foroi ser blep nugtet oem ct
9puu1il1gstillrg. S oenne llge pil
5000 Nrbej0ere / iolnmc Nnlug fpl-
&c Tprba0erlles gfscmpel, pg 0ette
mcncs at pur @egpnoelie1 al Ell Sc
11crolitreife, Ger pil lta10lc &pmpag=
niets &irfi on1beo / ollie Ggne al &on-
SGT. &c Strejfel10es &ran CT Ell Spit
forbpielie ira 22H til 25 Gents pr.
Sine % s 5imerS M%rbejos6ug.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
acknowledgements &pmtrpl pDer M1
beiocrnc.

Com hi tiOligere bar on1talt bar
Yrelioenten for federation Of 2a61r,
@ompers> uoite0t Sen &arole, at Sc
al Be rep1blifanlfe &ongresmeolen=
r1er, Ser life bar pillige til at ret;.
Jig otter Sc @l1D ban gap Spgrgs~
maol peorpren6e pisie M%rbejoer-
interesier, 1fuloe ltprtes. Otter
bpao ser bi0til foreligger al 5afta
frel1gaar, at @ompers life er Stal1o
til at gipre in @efaling gjGloenpc /
Yrufsis. 2ittlefiel0 / Mfaine flareOe
lin &un0i0utl1r laa gpot lpnl 11ogell=
lil10e tro0s @ompers JorbuO MOO
bul1s Termination, og Speater Gull=
non / Sllinois, ogiaa ct al @pnnpers
lerlige Dire, nGrer ingen lpm Dellt
9efpnlringer. 9fet mprfeligt piloe
Set ga oglaa lie uO, ont Nrbejoerne>
ser I'LL ltaar n1eo @nn0er1e flllOe al
slrbeiOe / lao at iige ollie Idg, og
lne0 go0e 2pnnil1ger, pilOe guu meo
til at llugte @aalen, joni for logt DC
gplone sGg, Set replt6lifunife Yorti,
blot fpr0i en- el1f.elt Mull0 fi1Oer Set
l%ternlnel10c meo li1e9(mhitipner at bill
le Dirigere M%rbeiOernes Stemmer.
Som pmtolt u11bet 5te0 / 9lu0et CT
buerfen s(rbejDerne eller Deres 2ebere
e1ige nteO @ompers paa bette Yunft.
% Ser CT l10ligt til, at 6a1s @olo-
niuJ / 0crne Sag oil folte 6am bors
St,lling inoenfor Srgonilationeu.
Sogen CT, at Sc umerifanl fe slrbej=
Derunioner er life politilfe Srgani=
i%ationer, iaale0es JONI Silf9loet for
en- ltor Sci CT / europa. Mrbej6erne
/ Mmerifa er pillig til at fplge Oeres
l1nioner / Spprgsmaal, Ser peorprer
Ioget> men Sc bill fife lo0e Jig 6erpoe
sen pigtigite al ollie 6ribeOer, Den
politilfe; ser ltaar Sc iom felt uaf=
bungige, % Sc CT flartleen0e 1of til
at pioe, at set Ell uflogt at fjerne De
Statsmnn6, ser for ifa6t 9etingel-
lerne for Sen alminoelige &elltm0,
og 0ermeo oglao for M%rbej0ernes 60
Sc &uur.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
Sure Trorcs 6rapc.

Ser ct / bisle Sage in0truHet Ell
SllfnlOe al 6orltprrelle al @rapfre=
Sen, Ser fl1noe gipe Mnleoning til as
1fillig Gftertal1fe. Set CT life forOi
oenne Sag 0irefte ol1gaar en- al 2ol1=
oets melt fjenote Mnr10, @iillium s.
@ryoll men 0en peorprer ale, JON
bar Ell @rap> bpori Ell al Dons &jere
bpiler, at freOe ONT. @iitorien lp0er
loale0es, at @ryal1s 6prpl0re mango
Nar tll6oge blep %bcgrape0e poa Ell,
a%irfegoar0 / 6eres @jembp / Ohio.
Gelu1e &irfeguar0 blep ienere neolugt
og iplgt til Ell GARNER, Ser plpjeoe
Den op % brl1gte @ruDltenene til
Sortope. Set ipnes iom ON 0}r.
@rgon fife bar ifj9l1fet fine Jor=
GlOres @rape ret mango Sal1fer
SC forlpbne s(or, men forleoen, poo
Ell &ejle gjennem Sbio, tog fan Jig
for at lebe Sem op pg fol1bt "a eli
&orrunarf / Ste0et for en- @rop. 9ll
agter bon at aulGgge Sag MOS 6or=
merel1.
9iltorien fu1 bore lun0 cller
lllano. Men Sen iuOebolOer Ell 49,
pariel, Ser bl1r0e Oruges / Min0e
Spor mango al os glenrmer life Sc
afopoe &enners og Slugtninges
@rope, la0er Sem forfal0e pg tilli0i1
Delt f%oripinoe. @or hi &et til at pel1:
tc, at pore efterlo0te &jure ifol pnr.
ne ON bort Miil,0e eller bore @rape,
1loar hi leln bar foripmt beu11e Nlig1
pnerfor 0cnn, ser CT guuet fprl1O fpl
cs?
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
st Slmcrtcnsbarn.

&ebellerne paa G11ba far nDell,
maalfe egsnlig at tiliigte BET brngt
0eres 2ano / cit D0erlt rbeloig Still.
ling. SITE ale1e er al Sanoel %
Sltol1ltrt bragt til at ltan0le, men Der
CT ingen l1oligt til, at 6en u1,ge BE
pl,blifS Selpitnr0oigbeo fan opret-
boloes, boorleoes llofoloet laa enc
bliper al Stri0igbeoerne. 5enator
Hlutt al Connecticut bar peo oct at
BAN fore loueoe Mmenoment III pilt
Jig at bore Ell fnrnOleen0e WtanD.
Som befic1bt finOer M%mcaomentct
Mnpenbelje pao to Silful0e: Gl1ba
for life &et til at i1Ogaa Mliance
meo frennmeoe Magter for Militpr=
eller 6louoc=S % DC 6pr.
Stnter %fprbeboloer Jig &ctten til at
grille i,1b, bpis Mcplt6lifcns &egie=
rillg life ier Jig / 5tanb til at be-
lfptte 2ip, GielOpm % sen perlpl1llge
Tribeo. 9ctte Mmen0mc1t CT ct SEQ
al Gl1bus &pnltitlttinn % altlaa Ell al
Eens 2ppe.
Get or set liolt11npnte al Sc to Mdl=
lig6eDlr, ser III CT iu0truffet. Set
CT ltuiteo Stotes 9fet, % bpoo mere
or sets &ligt, at blonOe Jig op / Sit
bus il1ore 6orbolo mes Saabenmagt
u1oer 5prbol0 JON Sc mtsgre1oe, p9
set far giort Set. @pis &ebellcrre
griher til 8uaben | ct Smfang, 1on1
trrcr sen pffenlige SifferDeo, oil
ltniol1stroppcrne pg llnio1sflaooen
itoo fnrOig til at tage Saano | meo'
&ul1 set cllbanlfe 6plf life lelp lple
Groblen1et meo at fin0e Ell 2eOer, Der
fan brillge SO ttlpeie, loa paabptler
let Sc Ior. Stater at glpre Oct. 1et
CT Ell be0if &ille at il1ge,be1 at moot
tie frotoge ct Soft sen 6ribeo, ion'
man lelp bor pnret 0en egenaige SID
Der al men Ser fin0es ingen onoer
l10pei Dpis life Gl16aner1e Jet lin
Sci til at lple Eroblemet, boilfet Ser
ingen l1oligt er til. 5fal amerttan,
lfe Srppper hi til at belptte 9en, bill
set iiffert bare mango Mar, inoen oe
otter fan finrnes berfru, og Set Ell
ct Spprgsmool, ON Set npgenli1l0e pi]
fife.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

6orfottcren @ricb g%ricbien frem.
}Gtter / uGunlf Si0slfrift" nogle 81
terotur=8etragtnil1ger, al bpilfe fer
anfores fplgen0e:
6or elrbper, tiger ST. Gric6ieu, JONI
meo nogen S1teresl e fplger BEN Ooll=
fife S%iteratl1rs Joreteelle r gjenneln Sc
ienel tie Naringer> pil set bore Jo1lfe
tlart, at hi ltoar oper for Ell pn lel1=
lily 2gn0ring / Sur en. ct tr;jle
Sibslpn, alt oct tungiin0ige pg lelp=
ppgipenoe, Ser gjeunem Marene, oa
lige iioen @alpUer0iernes 8egpnOel=
1e, bar ppret set rem6eri fenOe oQ
Sen pfte ret CRITICIZE, ulti0 ltertt nj:
pellerenOe, fpnslige 2iteratu1r = beg;
&c 9ele lpr1es at per / 9teogaug.
50 nggtes fnn set 6eller life, al
ri bour0t trGnger til en- &ursnnorinl
og til Ell Si0, ser ler mere lltnOt> ME.
re fGft> mere ruif paa 2ipets mal1gf
6oreteell ct = cit Sis, ser letter 9c
nnoringen al set lt9rfe Snitiotip, De:
a%rbejOenOe og lfobenoe Mennel felige
iSejieoet. -
9tl1 nGrmer hi os Sfolelpreliteru
turens @run0ten6ens. 2a6 Sen 11rg
te Set, JONI tyr. So Set bil me0 at
ore Sr0 itge, at Dor 2tteratr1r er goO:
i Gang me0 at urpei0e Jig bort ire
@~ooefammerlpriffen % 5ilfel trpm
berries &oeli n0 til set b%anfen6e> lie
penbe Sin, u0 til Solicit - US, bpo1
ser er pi0ere @oriiont, %friifere Suit
re1ere Monoeorog ems / sen beflltm
re6e Mlfobe, bbor hi ioa l9nge Da1
moattet ltiffe M9ien ino, naar hi hi
Ipre Dor 2iterat1r at fjen0e.
@ber Si6 ifaber io lin &1lnit eftel
fit 8e6op.
so Dor Gio ifaber 0erfor ogiaa Jeff
lin.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

&altcr @cllman, 2e0cr al Sen til
nrite s(or u6latte 2nftrejie fra 5pits.
bergen til Mor6polen er mnfommet
til HoriS / Mon0ags. San bill blipe
Ser / flere Tiger for at f6re Silipn
meo Smbpgi1ingen al 21tftifi6et, iom
I'LL er l1noerpejs til Jranfrige. I'm
Ser Spbol6et paa 9nnlfeden opba=
ge0e @ellman aoifillige Mangler peo
2nftifibet, lom / gintere,rs SOB prl
6lipe 1%lbbeore0e, ligelom bar ~. 10
.tpl1ft flere pnientlige 5orueor,1l.ysl.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

@illiam S, @rDan er / 0en1,e 1io
paa Sourne / Spoltaterne, bpor pull
flargjpr lin Stilling / Sc politilfe
Spprgsmaol for Spoltoterne % ipger
at 0rage Del1 oper til 8llb1ic Slpuer=
lbip 5anfen. Otter bDu0 Ser for
lp0er 6erne0e fra bar balt life oct
be0ite @el6 mes fig.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
Gn litcrrr Strpmfrntring.

6orfatteren Grie6 Gricbien frem.
Ietter / uGonlt Iiosifrift" logle 81,
terotltr=@ etrogtl1in9er, al bpilfe fer
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

u. Miles.
@por ser inDtrnoer lt(pffel lestil=
fulOe al Ell eller on0en 9lrt Ct Ser
altio pillige @Gn0er> Ser oil zoe
9jGlp. Men lllpffen ct, at Sc aller
furrelte pe0, bpo0 Sc far at gjgre
pe0 cit lao0on 2ejligbeO. Set CT eli
&jen0sgjerni1g, at set enoclige llo=
falls al ct l1lpffcstilfnl0e / mallgfol-
oige Silful0e beroer pau, ON Sen
5lllfu0efpmlle jtrafs fpmn1er / Sn=
gems &nrge eller BOG faar Sen rette
9c1anOling. Mlene Sransporten al
Sen 5pge bar meget at iige for Sc
2toelier ban maa gjennen1gau, %
paa 2egntng al cit 8an0age, 5tillen
al 9lo0et, ltnoerbin0en al Ell Stare
oip. beroer set ofte, ON Hatienten le=
Der, til 2Ggen fommer. Men bpor-
mango forltaar 6isie Sing, Ser / %
for Jig er limple nof og meget let fan
lgres, 1toar man blot pi0ite, bpor
man lful6e gao Zen for at lore Set.
9enne 0eangel CT set Sen nDe Or
ganiiation lfal afbjnlpe. Sffe beo at
oprette Mmbulancer, iom ifaI tage Jig
al iaa0anne SiIf9l6e, men pes at llr-
oeroiie laa marge Menneifer iom NIT
|liat, BELT ale Mennefer, bpao Sc
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28

Tplg ,neb i bette 8Iaos ppperliee
5gljetoner, iom Sc altio bill finos
paa q. SIDE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
&carp pco Moropolcn? Nsoropols

fareren 9pjtnant &eorps Genner BE-
gDnoer at mere @aa6 ON, at @rlt1pen
til at man fife / iou lang SID bur
bprt ira bam, bpilfet for nogle M}oa=
neoer iioen CAB auleOning til Jrpgt
for at ban bar forulpffet, betDoer, at
,ban bar naaet Nolen, % at ban life
bar billet betro @palfa1gere, JON Dan
mulig fltnoe baoe t%rl1ifet, oen11e Np=
beo. Man benter at bpre fra ban
in6en 1. Sftober.
Tpla meb / 6ette Bla0s ppperIige
8sljetoner, iorn Sc nlti0 bill firoe
,paa Z. SIDE.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1906-09-28
st 8epis.

&rn6en: v@r 9e liffer poo, at
oisie @eoningsbgier er fplote meo
Sort og fife me0 5apimltl?"
Sfibsbon0leren: v9et er be6ite
Sort. @i bor ioIgt &nn0rc6er al
oem, og life en- enelte bar flaget.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-15
WALL STREET HELPING ALONG

Goldfeld mining interests need lot be greatly disturbed OVERT he animosity
of certain financial interests If the east to Gohfed mines and stocks. To be
sme there seems to be a well organized campaign to undermine the confidence of
in mining securities which emanate from Wall street, n many of the
paperso the country, as well as the Associated Press have BEEN enlisted il. the
al. 1t is only natural that, in view of h vast amount of money being diverted
from Wall streets stocks to Nevada securities, that mining sock speculation, and
Nevada stocks especially, should be attacked. The Associated Press only re-
eentyc carried a story that the banking reserves o. Wall street, according to
heir last statement, were note only below the legal requirement but weref further
below than for any time within the past twenty years. and that it was due to
westerns mining stock speculation. Alarmed at the fact that the center If specu-
lahve activity is shifting from Wall street to Nevada, it is only naural that
Wall street interests should begin a fight against Nevadas.
But this very fight only tends to advertise Nevada and thu great field of
speculation offered by u gold fields The fact that money in such quantities
is being invested in mining stocks as to so keenly afectW Wall street. will only
waken the public attention to the fact that there must be something doing -
where so much money is being sent The name and fame of Goldfeld and
other Nevada camps are spreading overt the entire country, n the attractive
ness OF the opportunities for speculation are know. in almost every nook and
corner If the land. The fact that thousands have been made richer by reason of
wise ana fortunate investments in our mining shares is N argument that Wall
streetw with all its hue ant cry cannot overcome and the volume of business
growing greater and greater every week and every day. shows that the Wall
streetc crusade only adding oil Ito the blaze spreading Throughout. the country
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-15
LET MACHINERY MEN ACT

In view of the fact that the Denver Republican is leading the attack from
the Western section against Nevada mining interests, it would not be out of
place for the mining men If this section, who are spending so much money in
Denver for mining machinery to call the attention of the Denver machinery
houses to tn criminal misrepresentation of ont IF their leading papers, with the
mild hint that hereafter Nevada mining men will buy IN markets that are
friendly to their interests. The machinery men, better thar anyone else, know
what is going m in the camps of Nevada, and If they ire not willing to contro-
vert tn lying statements OF their local newspapers about this section, they are
not entitled to our support. Denver has sent more machinery into this CAMP
during the past year, than to all the camps of the entire state of Colorado, and
where mining machinery goes, there are mines.
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Reported over private wire by ". l. Smith & Co. II Broadway. N. r.. New Haven office, 24 CeEter Street. Nor man A. Tanner Manager.
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Reported over private wire by v. B Smith $ Co. n Broadway. N. r.: New Haven offioa. $40 Chapel street, NnF- man A. Tanner. Manager.
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STOCK MARKET FEATURES
THERE HAS 4 GOOD RALLH
 AFTER WEAK START.

Some Further Improvement Expected The Big Demand for Money Here and Abroad--The Money Question--signs of Market Support-GOssip.
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The Union Trust Go
NEW HAVHN

NEW HAVEN.
 CHARTERED by the State of Con. N necticut with authority to act as HXecutor, Administrator, Guardian. Re- ceiver, or Trustee, under will or deed
 Is legal depository of money paid into Court and public Trust Funds. Acts as Trustee for Municipalities. Cor porations and individuals and admin isters trusts of all kinds Empowered to act as registrar of stocks, bonds or other evidence of indebtedness, manage sinking funds, and do all business such as usually done by trust companies,
 It also does q general banking bus mess, collecting checks, notes, coupons, and receives deposits. The principal of each trust is invested by itself and kept separate and apart from the general assets of the Company.
 This Company is by law regularly ex- amined by the bank examiner of the State of Connecticut.
 HENRY l.. HOTCHKISS, President.
 EUGENE s. BRISTOL. Treasurer.
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companies, the extent of the casual ties likely to result amongst them, the methods they might adopt to finance their losses, and the effects upon the general supply of credits and upon the securities markets. There was believed to be liquidation in progress to-day, as well as yesterday, fer direct account of some of the insurance companies. The effect was particularly marked in the bond department and in high grade in vestment stocks of the kind usually held in the treasuries of corporations with large reserves in investment. Bankers were of the opinion that the insurance companies would have no diff lculty in borrowing funds on the se- curity of these investment holdings if they desired to do so. But it is point ed out that at current market prices the investment yield on securities is be- low the interest rate for time loans ill the money market This might have the effect of giving preference to sales of securities rather than to borrowing money to secure funds in hand for the payment of insurance losses. It was dlSO pointed out lIldI 'WItu lli6 llCSSNooe'- ry period yet to elapse before adjust ment of losses can be made and the additional period allowed for their pay ment, the necessity for realizing on as- sets of the insurance companies is not immediate. That considerable selling of this character remains to be efected, however, is generally believed, with na- tural oppressive effect on a speculative buying of stocks. The stream of re- mittances from New York to San Fran cisco was freely maintained to-day, The expectation of large earnings for the first quarter of the year to be re- ported by the United States Steel cor poration helped it's stocks. Not much of the days gains were retained after a selling movement during the final hour, and the market closed heavy and | dull.'
 Bonds were irregular. Total sales, par value, $2,475,OOO United States old As declined 1-S, the new As, registered, 1-2, and the coupon 3-4 per cent. on | call.