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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23

Richmond. after spending a week with
her brother. Dir. Edward Eigenorun, IN
Petersburg. Va.
81 the guest Of Mrs Charles g. Chappell
and Mrs. Alfred r Mann. Miss Addie
Flynn has returned 20 her hCme In Dan
Miss Nettie Jacobs. OF Bon Air. Is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Edward T. Eanes, on
Hanover Avenue.
MI Edward Wilcox Of Norfolk Va.
is convaiescing, after having been .ll at
the Memorial Hospital
Mrs Jasper !. Rowe. Of No. zoos West
Grace Street will spend the Christmas
HOLIDAYS iu Norfolk Va
Mr. and Mrs. Wythe T. Gordans little
son is recovering from a severe burn
received three weeks ago.
Mr. g. j. Husman. % No. 22O2 Park
Avenue has gone South on business
trip.
Miss Mamie b. Palmer. Of 30. as
North Elm street, will spend Christmas
in GOOchland
Mrs. John w Lewis. Of No. 1914 Han
over Avenue, Is visiting her daughter,
Mrs. James Pierce. In baltimore. Nd.
and viii stop over in Washington on
route TO her hoEle and visit her son. Mr..
John q. Lewis.
Little Ethel Ostergren daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Otto Ostergren. No. 10 Lom-
hardy Street Is improving after having
been ill with diphtherla-
Mr.. John s. Afowry and family. OF New
n.
20 No. 206 Park Avenue Mr.. Mowry is
the superintendent of the Richmond
Paper Company.
Mrs Hudson Wingheld and little sou
viii spend Christmas in Blackstone. Va,
with her mother Mrs. J. G. Bacon.
Mrs y. Tom Hardy, OF Biucfield W.
Va. Will be the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Valentine Hechler No 300 Park Avenue.
until after Christmas Mrs Hechler VIII
then 20 on "A three weeks visit TO New
i OrS.
After a visit to the family OF Mr. John
IIfscv AT Garysburg. y. c.. Miss Fannie
whitfield has returned 70 her home. No.
AT North Elm Street.
MI. William r Warmer and family
have moved from No 103 +. Grace Street
and are now residing at no. 22lO Park
Avenue.
Mrs. Roland a. Jones. from Washing
ton d. c. is visiting her sister Mrs.
Watts No. 40H Ivy Avenue
Miss INcie Morton Will spend the Christ
mas holidays with her sister at keysville,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
HEBREWS BOYCOTT
XMAS HOLIDAYS
Attempts to Persuade the Board
of Education to Stop
Celebration.

NEW YORK. December 22.-Havins
failed to persuade the Board of Education
to stop the celebration Of Christmas in
the public schools. rabbis and other He
hrews have decided to call "a strike Of
school children of their race II their
plans are successful. Monday morning
Will see the schools OF the East Side de
pleted of large percentage OF their
usual attendance.
twenty five Jews. representing both the
reformed and tho orthodox syuagogues
went before the committee on elementary
schools on December 1lth and presented
their side OF the question. When the
Board OF Education met last Wednesday
and took n" action. the Hebrews decided
to call a strike
Their committee made a strong appeal
10 Hebrew parents through the Hebrew
press 70 keep their children q way from
school Monday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
HIGHLAND SPRINGS

There will be services in the Metho-
dist Church this morning. with preach
ing by the pastor. Rev. T.. /. Peerman.
sunday school will be held at the usual
hour-10 o'clock.
The Union Christian League Eft meet
tonight at 7.3O o'clock I'm the Methodist
Episcopal Church. with Mr.. Wells Birch-
ard as leader. The league is unde-
nominational and all are welcome
The Bible Study Class Will meet TO-
night in Library Hall at $50 O'Clock.
one of the members VIII lead the class
An interesting program has been pre-
pared for the Christmas entertainment 10
be given during the coming week by the
chil6ren Of the Methodist Church.
Tho Sunday school OF the First Unfair
ian Church win have n Christmas party
in the parish rooms Monday afternoon,
December 2fth. from TO o'clock.
Mr.. Randolph Madore has recently
moved from Montreal. Canada. to this
village. having purchased the home for
rnerlv owned by Mr.. Springer and family.
Mr. Robert Mauck. Of KatOnah y. y,
and Miss Rachel Fawcott, % Richmond
were recent guests az Rellview.
Miss Werth. Of Racine Wis. is now
with her parents having recently come
10 Virginia. where she win spend the
winter.
POcklingtons for the beneht Of New
Bridge Church was success. both so
cially and financially. some OF the pies
bringing quite large SUM
Rev. +. J.. Peerman visited w. T..
Johnson and family Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. Ledbetter and children,
Cecil. Eric and F1ossie. OF Richmond,
were recent guests OF Mrs. Johnson.
Miss Ruth Atkisson. Of Richmond, Wis
tied her parents the first OF the week.
Mr. and Mrs. Atls=~SOn are looking for
ward TO a visit from their son, ]. Har-
vey AtkIsson, who has been in business
In WaHhinEtnn- u. G. for the past six
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
PARAMOUNT NEWS

Mr. ana Mrs. Frank Sherman and their
little son, Master Andrew, of Roanoke.
We're the guests Of Mrs. Mary Lawrence
OF Twentieth Street. during the past
week. They also visited relatives in
Richmond before returning home.
Mr.. Milton Brallcs. OF Hanover county.
visited relatives in Paramount during the
past week
Mr. j. vs.. Brady Of Boston. has re-
turned home, after visiting friends I'm this
Mrs Z. *. Ciary. Of Fords Depot. Din
Widdl" county, is spending some time
with her daughter Mrs. Edgar Glenn
Air. and Mrs Silas Lambeth. OF Twenty
fourth street. left Thursday for Durham
H. c.. where they Will spend the hOii-
DAYS with relatives.
Miss Florence Sweeney has been visit
INK relatives ia New Kent county for
some time.
Miss Bcria Hamnl. Of North Carolina.
Twenty second Street.
Miss Mabel Newton. of Hanover coun-
~. has been visiting relatives on Car
rington street for several weeks.
Mrs Hcwerson and Mrs. Vaughan. Of
Danvilic Va. have returned home. after
being thc guests of Mrs. Vaughan, OF
Twcutv-third Street for several days.
MI J"nn Iieean has returned from q
short business trim to New York.
MT. and Mrs Robert Chappel OF Phila-
dclnhia wore the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert - Luchard. Of Short Q street.
duriue tho past week They are now
vis.tin0 rela'ives io Richmond.
Mrs Wlitock of Caroline county. has
moved her family 10 Paramount. and has
taken house on Twentieth Street.
Mrs John Tiffany OF Washington, y
O. WIS in Paramount for several davs
recently with her sister. Mrs. Willie
Thomas ~ Falrmount Avenue. who has
pecn crific"Iv az for several weeks. She
rs now thought to be improving, -,
Mrs THOMAS C0rsins. ~ boswell. ian
over couutr. visited in tho homo Of cap
tain vs. T. Thomns or Paramount Ave
uIc. during the nast week.
Miss Louise Thomas 50 spending several
wcgts With her aunt Mrs. John TIFFANY,
Toe WASHINGTON. y q.
Mss Ruth Adams. OF q Street. very de-
.ghUuly entertained a number Of her
friends IN her homa a few evenings axe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
GAlNES'S MILL

The Rev Mr.. Brook preached last sun
day on -Intemperance' a. Black Creek
Baptist Church he VIII preach there
again on December 18th
Mrs. j. Watkins and son. Alton. Of King
and Queen county. VIII De the guests az
the Gins during The Christmas holidays
Mr and Mrs. W. c. Bcadles Miss
Bessie. Viola and Hazel and Master Gale
vim. spent sunday with relatives at High
Mrs. Ella cosby OF walnut Grove. WIS.,
tied relatives in Richmond Thursday.
guests OF Mrs. J. r Morrison sunday.
Mr. Ernest Beadles spent Saturday
night and Sunday with his brother, Yer
Hafd Beadles At Highland Springs.
Mrs. Oliver Miller has returned 90 High
land Springs after spending several days
with her son. Lee Miller, az Meadow
Farm.
Mr. and Mrs. ollie Cosby and daughter.
Thema and Mr. and Mrs. Linwond
Wood ana children, spent sunday IN the
home Of Mrs. Sam Jeter. near AGREES
a WOman's Christian Temperance Union
parior meeting VIII be held ia the homo
Of Miss Julia Jeter Friday. December
2Ath. commencing at 7.f5 O'Clock. Re
freshments Will be served.
Mrs. NJ Wade and daughters expect 10
visit the formers cousin at the Gins
Mrs. Beckie Parker. who has been quite
indispOsed recently. Is much improved.
Archer McGhee has moved his family
20 the Watt farm.
Mrs AIantelo. of New Kent. visited her
daughter at Poplar Springs recently.
Mr.. w wade. or richmond, Nlsifed MS
mother in New Kent county last Sunday.
Miss Stella Barker. OF Church nm. eX-
poets TO spend a few days during the
holidays here.
Mrs J. Beadles expects to have as her
guest during the Christmas holidays Mrs.
JobsOn. OF Richmond.
Little Miss Katie kcllum. Of Cedar
Fork. is visiting her aunt at the Clins.
Miss Ida Peace has closed her school
and returned 70 her home near Black
Creek. She viii resume her duties again
early IN tho New Year
Mrs. G. q. Parker IS visiting her
daughter. Mrs Sue Stewart at Cold Har-
Dor.
Miss Virginia Alexander Of Richmond
will spend the Christmas holidays with
her parents near Black Creek.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
POLE GREEN

The committee on entertainment OF
fhon Method st Episcopal Church have
arIahSed a program to he given in the
T. NJ
The Christmas entertainment will be
held I'm Pole Green Christian Church Fri
DAY, December 2S-h. at - o'clock p NJ
very unexpected MARRIAGE was sol
ennized in the parlor of Rev. =. c. sutton
last sunday morning. when Miss Carrie
Basket, of Newman's became the bride
or John Thomas, of Walnut Grove. No
one knew Of the approaching marriage
The couple attended services al Gethse-
name Christian Church last sunday. then
went 10 the parsonage. and were mar
ried about 1880 p NJ. The happy couple
Grove.
r. J. Coleman. Of Newmans was op-
Grated ON in the Memorial Hospital
Richmond, last week. and WAS brought
very nicely.
Highland Springs. after spending some
time with her son at Meadow Farm.
Mrs Gary ID. Bcadles was the recent
guest Of relatives In Richmond
companied by her daughter. Miss stella
recently visited Richmond
Miss Maude Duianey. Of this place. Wis
ited Richmond last week
Miss Elizabeth Talley of Gethser,ene
was the recent guest of her aunt Miss
Loving. in Richmond
Lloyd Burnett. OF Aliens NH. visited In
this vicinity last week
Miss ivy Jordon OF Gothsernane ,c-
companicd by her friend Miss Avis Ras-
kett. ST Ont Saturday with relatives ia
Richmond
Mrs. J: w. Beadles. who has been quite
sick in her home near Walnut Grove is
convalesclng
- Roll Of honor for No. 70 school t. as
Io,io"S Erse'I IL Tate. Mabel Tate. Rus
sell Glass. Herbert Glass ana Otha
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
J. N. BARR HEADS
GIANT CORPORATION

NORFOLK VA. December 22-The
Woodstock Iron and steel Corporation was
chartered here to-day with "a capital OF
$500. 00o for the purpose Of establishing
pig-iron furnaces mt Birmingham and
Admission. Ala. and the operation Of cN-
teusivc iron mines IN that State. The
corporation is headed by :. NJ Barr. for
NOR president OF the Seaboard Air Line
Railway. VINO is both president and treas
urcr. J. b. Darlington. OF Birmingham. is
Vicc-presi dent. and A. w Wagner. OF
Norfolk. secretary The directors include
Earnest Williams. OF Lynchburg Va; W.
r. Bonsal. OF Hamlet. y. c.. W. H. Nc
Quail. of Pottsville. Pa. and p. T. Dula-
ney OF Bristol. Tenn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
TWENTY INJURED IN
HEAD-ON COLLISION

NTNU. NEN-- IeCemDer 1---TWcnty
passengers We're injured, some seriously.
hut none fatally, in "a head-on collision
at Harvey. New. this afternoon. A freight
train was stopped on the main line while
tile conductor. who knew that the tri-
weekly special passenger train was due.
went TO the office to telephone for more
time. While hc was ia the office the
Southern Pacinc passenger train. going
nfy miles am hour, crashed into the
freight
The engineer OF the freight said his
watch had stopped. and he did not know
what time it was. The conductor has not
set made a report
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
lonthA lie VIII spend tho holidays at

months lie VIII spend tho holidays al
home.
The public schools closed here Friday
afternoon FOR the Xmas holidays The
closing exercises We're very much en-
Joyed by the children AM others present.
"Oid santa was ia readiness 10 besto-y
his smiles and gifts ca the little ones
Little Wynne Hollis. son OF Mr. ami
Mrs Charles II Hollis. was taken sick
Thursday night and Is still under treat
mcnt
Beatrice and Goidle Bovee. CHILDREN e
Ar. and Mrs. Leroy Bovee aye improv-
ing from their recent illness. Dr. O. 7.
CoAlnh was the attending physicIan.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
ELLERSON PERSONALS

The cantnta. Santa Claus and HIS
Holiday Helpers" will be rendered by the
boys and girIs Of Shady Grove NJ. r.
Sunday-schoOi on Thursday, December
9th. at o'clock p N
Mrs. II. J. Verlander has returned to
Atlee after spending a week with her
daughter at Meadow farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Dickinson. OF
Belmont. accompanied by their daughter.
Mss Annie. recently visited Mrs Eddie
Newman, OF Ashland.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23

NEW ORLEANS. LA. December 90 -
The physicians attending former United
states Senator ponelson Canrey said to-
meht That Dds condition IS very grave.
"ut that tney hope for his recovery. his
attack ~ kidney trouble has not vet
shown signs OF yielding TO treatment
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
Adventist Services

Services ar the Seventh DAY Adventist
Church will be held as usual to-day
Rev MT II. ). Tarman. the pastor WIN
preach in the afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
taking as mis- theme Prophecy" In the
evening at 7.3O O'Clock he will preach
again. his theme to be we Are Work
ers Together Wlth COD"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23

Captain Greenway IS WelI-known here.
having visited in Richmond many times
lie accompanied the President to Rich
mond last year and made the trip south
with the Chief Executive. Captain Green
way attended the Episcopal High School
near AleNandria, and went afterwards
to the University OF Virginia where he
played on the football team lie after
wards was crack athlete at Yale. lie
is unmarried
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
THE ENTOMBEO MIXER
IS GOTTEN OUT ALIVE

DFNTN EF7oF TELD. NNL.. DeCemDer u
Hicks taken out Of hole.
BAKERSFIELD. CAL. December %
Al O'Clock tonight il was thought
that Hicks, the entombed miner. might
bee released in an hour or SO. \ physi-
clan, reaching under the car. tested
Hicks S temperature. which he found 10
no normal. although the pulse is a little
nigh. Several OF tho reScuers were able
tAis evening 70 shake hands with Hicks.
Ihe miner expressed pleasure at the touch
of human hands but when a plug Of to-
hacco was passed TO Hicks he shouted for
Joy.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-12-23
CAPTAIN GREENWAY
DECLINES THE JOB

WASHINGTON. -. c.. Deccmber. % -
captain John Greenway. a former member
OF President Roosevelt's Rough rider
Regiment and captain Of Yale football
team in 1880. this morning declined 70
accept the Office OF Commissioner Of the
General Land Ofiicc. which was rendered
him 10y President Roosevelt
Captain Greenway at present is engaged
IN mineral operations in Wisconsin. and
he assured the President thar h,. could
not, IN Justice TO his associates. tal-o che
place. The captain has been a guest an
the White House for several davs. bur
LETT for his home in Minnesota TO-DAY
The present commissioners William 4
Richards has resigned
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
IN VOCAL DE CARRIzO
Kansas City People Purchase Famous Antigua, Paying
 $35,000 for It,
MANY PROSPECTS
 SHOWING UP ORE.

On his recent visit to Cananea w. F. Nihart, of this city, was seen by a representative of the Herald, which says:
 w. F. Nihart, a mining man who is extensively interested in the Nogal de Carrizo district, was in Canapea this week from Monday until Wednesday. He makes glowing report of the ac- tivity in this mining district and gives out the following news:
 Frank Watts, of La Cuesla, made the sale a few days ago to kansaI property. twenty-five miles east Cos. The consideration was s35,00t gold. This property yields high grade silver and copper It has been a ship per os ore at a profic for a number years, and is one of the promisins properties of the district There are oV0 feet of work done on the properts and it has shown up three-foot veil, Of shipping ore on the eighty-five fool Ievel. They have drifted about 10o feet on thls level, and the ore holdh out well and gets better. A crosscu, was made on the eighty-five foot leve few weeks ago which showed up an other large body of ore. The ore b.
 ng shipped from the three-foot veir runs 160 ounces of silver and fifteen per cent copper.
 The Kansas City purchasers are putting in a steam hoist at the Bipe
 The San Ignacio mine. about forr miles west of the Antigua, owned by the wellknown Bartolini Brothers. is shipping four carloads of ore per month. The ore is packed twenty-one miles to Cos, on the Nacozari railroad, on burros, whence it is shipped to the Fl Paso shelter. The silver and cop per ore runs high in values and is netting them from s2000 to s4000 per car. The vein of this rich mine is two and half feet, on the eightyfoot lev el, of shipping ore. The total width of the vein is six feet, the remainder being good concentration ore. They have drifted 150 feet on this level, ana the ore continues to show up better as depth is attained.
 NIT. Nihart says that of late every prospect being worked in the district has shown up ore improving with depth, and that the outlook is most bright. There is much new machin- cry going into the district. Vic Roy & Fife are putting in a new steam hoist at their Tabatacachi mine, and the machinery is now at Cos awaiting transportation to the mines, twenty one miles east of Cos.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
THE ANAcoNDA REPORT. Earnings of S4.76 per Share-Amal
 samated's Equity.

Boston.-The Anaconda report for the year ended December 31, 1905, shows net earnings for the 100000 shares of stock equal to s4.76 per share.
 This showing was with copper aver aging 15 cents per pound for the 1905 production.
 Boston.-The production of the An aconda Company for the year 1905 figures about 95,000,000 pounds of cop per. On this output there was a profit of 6 cents per pound, copper in the meantime averaging Ia cents per pound for the electrolytic grade.
 Even assuming that the production today is no greater than for the year 1905, the IS cent copper market must be yielding the Anaconda Company profits equal to s7.26 share, or $29.04 Der share as quoted on the New York Stock Exchange.
 In other words, the present IS cent copper market is yielding the Anacon- da Company annual profits of at least sS,S17 ,000, and if the Amalgamated Company today owns no more than 60 per cent of Anaconda's 100000 share capital, Amalgamated's proportion of AIaconda's earnings is approximately s5.230, 800 per annum, an amount which is equal to s3.37 per share on AmaIgamated's capital.
 It should be added that the Ana conda Company is today producing at the rate of not less than 125, DOG, 900 pounds of copper annually.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
P[AN Of CONSOLIDATION
Local People Are Officially Mo- tified of Details of Big
 Merger.
PLAN HAS ALL BEEN
 FULLY WORKED OUT
(Ry Frank J. Graf.l

BISBEE, May 2l.-Today we were officially notified that the Calumet X Pittsburg, Junction, P. & D. and the l.. S. & P. had adopted a plan of con solidation which has been submitted uc the stockholders, and should they gel 5 per cent of the holdings the merger will go through. There is no 'louoi that the consolidation is by far the best for all concerned. and it is to the benefit of the large holders to see that every one gets the square deal The following plan has been submit ted:
 The company will be organized fol 100000 shares at a par value of S1o per share; 100000 shares of this capitalization will be given to take ur zhe outstanding stock of the four different companies and will allow 100000 shares to be subscribed for at $10 per share. The plan is cer tainly a good one, though we think that they were too liberal in giving up too much stock, and should have sold more. in order to raise more money should it be needed. Accord ing to the rate that has been sub mitted it figures out this way: Foi each 100 shares of c. & P. you are entitled to 15S 1-3 shares of the new stock free and the privilege of buy ing II IT shares of new stock al $10 per share. The same pro rata applies for l.. s. 6 P. One hundred shares of Junction will allow you 13S Is shares new stock with the privilege of buying : 1-2 shares al s10 per share.
 In other words. if you have 100 shares of c. & P. and put up s111 you are entitled to 1e9 shares of new stock. In figuring this out We art taking very little account of fractions, as they will be exchanged among the different holders.
 When the above information reach ed the several different cities in which it is being handled there was consid- erable figuring done. which caused quick action in buying up Junction and P. & D. The demand was very strong. but at noon the market fell fiat, ss there was altogether too much stock offered and the market could not absorb it. Taking the basis of Calumet & Pittsburg at s33, the fol- lowing prices should prevail: June tion at $2S.70, and P. & D. at s21.90.
 North Butte declared its regular dividend of s2 per share, making for the years dividend s1,S0o,000, which is without doubt the highest dividend paid by any copper company in that length of time. Warren, American, Black Mountain and Denn have been watched by the conservative investor and would not be at all surprised to see much trading done in these stocks, as well as Keweenaw, which ought ID he hnught ln at this time
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
HERBINE.

Will overcome the indigestion and dyspepsia; regulate th> bowels and cure liver and kidney complaints.
 It is the best blood enricher and invigorator in the worli. It is purely vese'abie, perfectly har1nless, and sl'ould gou he sufferer from disease you will use it if you are wise.
 R. N. Andrews, Editor and Manager of Ciacoa and Rockledge News. Cocoa Fla. writes: I have used Heroine in my family, and find it a most ex. cellent medicine. It's effects upon myself have been a marked benefit" |"
 Sold by Rinehart's Pharmacy.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

May 21. 1906. There was plenty of variety to the stock market for the opening of the week, and as to prices, there were some phe- nomenal developments. On the strength of conclusions arrived at by traders as to the relative values of a number of the stocks, as based on the plan given out regarding the merger, Pittsburg and Duluth Junction took on two or three points and Calumet & Pittsburg has reached point where it Is about on a par with L. s. & P. There will very likely be con siderable fluctuation in these stocks until they make their final decision as to whether or not they want the merger to be brought about as proposed. It will be some little time be- fore the stockholders will be heard from on this score, and during the meantime there is bound to be more or less de- viation in prices. the shuf- fhe of today Keweenaw was another of the stocks that made a fine rise in price, the stock this evening being traded in at two and one-half points better than during Saturdays dealing.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

At last the lid is on at Hot Springs,
 Arkansas and Governor Jeff Davis is now looked upon as just the man to
 cork up the United States Senate.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22

Any woman who starts crusade
 against kissing should allow the news papers to print her picture as an eyf dence of good faith.-Toledo Blade.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-22
PRITCHARD, HAGEN & CO,
 Brokers and Promoters.

Front Rooms. New Telephone Bldg, Phone 135, Bisbee, Ark. The handling of "Bonanza Circle" and other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR sPE- CiALTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "every little while" during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Miehigan-the HUB of the Bonanza Circle , Companies.