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The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08
INDEPENDENTS KEEP OUT

THE Guggenheims having taken the State of Colorado
camp, preparing Alaska far mineral
output concerned They have begun by buying
the land available for gold dredging and
copper coal deposits of the Copper River
This region comprises:
Copper Valley running miles
of
mile
of
product of the
Pennsylvania.
OF course the development exploitation of this great
good thing for the country but by the methods
selter In brief the Guggeneims have their
territory and will allow intruders If independent
mining enterprises they notified
will hold monopoly of transportation, and they will very
readily understand what that The White Pass Railroad
people proposed build railroad Copper valley
threatened that they did anything of the
would parallel their
insolvency The White Pass people understood the
abandoned their project The Guggenhems
Copper River valley when they ready
indep miner had better keep
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08

signed block the further investigation of graft and bribery o
officials in San Francisco.
Senator the other House neglectng the inter
OF his but his work crude He proposed that book
keepers should be from esyng against
their employers and would all such witnesses the privileged
gratifying Ruefs
the bay for Senator Leav promptly pointed that the
proposition carries the theory of confidential miles
far Mr.. Keane will have try other plan
Grove Johnson not cassed Ruefs Indeed
he class all by himself but his change of bill directly
Ruefs interest The whole packBanche Tray and Sweet
hearwi be found voting for it with enthusiasm less
hdng and singendd eformer than Mr. Johnson might begin
himself he the of company he keeps
That unconscious humorst and the
strictly parliamentary senseMr Gus Hartman, cheer
fully admits that his bill to prizefghtng purely
between himself and Mesrs Graney Cooth and their
associates whom Mr. Hartman regards slight improve
We do know what the fight
may have Rue but quite clear why their quarre
should be fought the of the people of California
crafty the smportance and the injured feelings of that
distinguished purist Mr. Gus Hartman Let him sign articles
with Coroh and Graney fight them both in
the ring
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08
"A MILESTONE IN HISTORY"

E people of Oregon have found elect United
by popular That way is the direct primary
the result is the unanimous ratification by the Legislature
of the popular for Bourne and Mulkey The Portland
Oregonan OF calls that ratification "a milestone his
tory" and goes add:
achievement
in
seemed
insoluble little difficulty
achievement
willing
ambition United
finally
political which
take both pot
machinery
June
example that California and Cafonians will do well
Oregon establishes precedent
that Legislatures may be relied obey popular mandate
pressed polls Many members of the Oregon Legislature
of pledge for the choice of the pr
These chiefly the hodover State Senator's but al
though unpedged they made objection fulfilling the
lar will
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08
Gossip in Railway Circles

f. w. Thompson. general Western
agent for the Rock Island d-Frisco lines
in this city, left on Wednesday night
for Los Angeles to meet L. M. Allen.
the general passenger agent of the
Rock Island system, who is coming to
the coast to make an inspection of the
agencies.
John Ross of the passenger depart
ment of the Southern Pacific left last
night to meet the party of northern
business men who are on their way to
the city. 1t is the intention of the
visitors to make a trip to the City of
Mexico before returning to Tacoma.
L. r. Fields, who has charge of the
Southern Pacific lines in Oregon, ar
rived from Portland yesterday to take
part in the conference with the tele-
graphers of the Southern Pacific sys-
tenn. r. H. Ingram. w. s. Palmer, J.
NJ Davis and L. r. Fields represent
the company.
Epes Randolph wired e. e. Calvin.
genera, manager of the Southern Pa
cifo, yesterday that 4s.soo yards Of
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08
ADVANCE, SANTA BARBARA

scarcely how the Interstate Commerce
giving Ventura and Santa Barbara the terminal
which those cities claim, and that view equal privileges
be all coast towns where ships load and
unload The theory which the bases ruet
frequently theory rather than condionis all shipping
that enjoy competition be given reduced
enable the railroads share of the business The
mission does into details compare facilities for
competition Indeed it very often rather Of potential
of actual facilities In that view, although may
with truth that the seaang of Santa Barbara
Insignificant the potenaties They may become
time great commercial graceess of
day the harbor of Santa
toned that the notable haven for shipping
because reached all the China but that of course
wild statement There is to be plenty of
Barbara and the of the world
and her by is mostly of which
prophetic of the Interstate Commerce Commission
less recognize sufficient for putting
negbor the terminal class Advance Santa Barbara
brings discomfort and onaes dispo themselves
onggged stockings the yellow sand virgin
front hay; the chime of
the your foreshores blossom with flowers thousand coos
vulgar the dybut same all roads, by
land lead Santa Barbara and therefore we gladly
little under the hill the although turbulent
class of terminals the single respectable webehaved
thereof
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08

rock had been dumped into the Colo
rado River break, and that half of
the river was going down the old
channel.
Joseph McIlroy, general agent of the
missouri, Kansas and Texas, is at
bryon Springs. He is laid un with a
severe attack of rheumatism. Jay
Adams of the Nickel Plate went up to
Byron yesterday to see if he could be
OF any service to him.
III Q. Wilson, freight agent of the
Union Pacific, has left for Paso Robles
at the advice of his physician and will
be away for few days.
z. b. Olds, who has been assistant
ticket agent of the Southern Pacific at
the Oakland pier, has been transferred
to the rate room of the company.
I. r. Tilley, city passenger agent OF
the Union Pacific. who has been laid
up for four months with injuries re-
ceived in a street car accident, was
able to come over to the city for the
farst time yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08

home of their own somewhere In the
Western Addition.
Miss Helen williams is at present the
guest of the Misses Evans at theiI
home in Berkeley
Mrs. James r. Bull will be the host
ess of a large dinner given on the 1Stn
of the month at Yerba Buena in honor
of Mrs. Malcolm Henry. Mrs. Bull
whose husband has recently taken COM
mand at Yerba Buena. has opened the
commandant's home there and INTENDS
entertaining extensively. Mrs Charles
p Perkins. WHO was also well known
socially in San Francisco, made heI
home. unlike Mrs. Bull, aboard the
training ship Pensacola, so the COM
mandant's house has for a number OF
wears been left unoccupfed.
Mrs. WilI:am B. Hooper, who has been
III at a local sanitarium for the past
several weeks. is much better and has
recovered sufficiently to leave the san
itarium in a day or two for the Jer1er-
son Hotel, which after a snort stay
She will leave for her home at Noun
tain View Mrs. Hooper has been suf-
fering from a slight attack of pneu-
monia.
Mrs Inez Shorb White has issued in
vitations to another series of skating
narties. the dates to be February %
March IL and April L, 10 and 20. This
will make only two meetings 1aH II
Lent. The club will not, however, be
formed unless Mrs. White has the as
surance of 200 members joining From
the outlook it seems almost positive
that the club will be formed, as the
members of the old club are most en-
thusiastic over its reorganization.
Mrs. J. LIE Roy Nickel was the host
ess at a pretty dance given last Tues
day night at her home on Laguna street
in honor of Miss Margaret Stow OF San
ia Barbara, who has been visiting
friends in San Francisco. The house
vas DrettiIv decorated in. red and pink
| carnations. Those present besides Miss
stow were Miss Wilson. the Misses
page. Miss Thomas, Miss H Eloesser
Miss A. Eloesser, Miss Irwin. Miss
Moulton. Miss Marie Brewer, Miss
HYDE Smith, Miss 3. simpson
Miss Gedge, Miss Dolly MacGavin
Miss Jane Merritt, the Misses Kenyon
Miss Keeney. Miss l. Hopkins. Miss
Deming. Miss Helen Chesebrough, Miss
Jessie Clarke. Miss Josephine Brown
Miss Margaret Hayne, Miss Amy Bas-
set. Miss Frances Cone, Miss Helen
Baker, Miss Helen Corbett, George
Nickel, Blinn Hermann. --erbert Elces-
ser, Bayard Hyde-Smith. Daniel Volk-
mann, William Volkmann. William
Wells, Charles Merrill. George. Cadwal-
ader, Daniel Val Moore. Harry Bing-
ham, Richard Gervin. James Northcrofs
Harry Johnson. William Hush. Albert
Fletcher Thomas Van Ness, Franklin
Kales. AFRO Lewis. Charles Lewis. Jchr
Parrott Jr.. James Langhorne. arthur
Chesebroush. Mr. Smith. Mr. Van yor-
xhies. Claire Payne, Howard Jack. Johr
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08
OUR oLD-FAsH1oNED GOVERNOR

THE New York Sun grows sarcastic the expense OF modern
legislative tendencies, illustrated by the patronage grab at
Cletts
against this scandaous abuse of strangely out OF
date We quote:
this ptible
There hope for him the fact that he
hold down fixed and
At first blush this would favorable
good deal modern
another the number of the caorou
trouble Of amending
stuon amendment to limit the legislatures
holding their jobs those who devise the and
biggest slice for their
when made
These halfuths amusing enough in their way but
evidence sufficient that the bitter blast of criticism has
legislative hides An odahioned
Governor is good enough for
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08
The Irlsider
Tells of the fortune in real estate 1nherlteo
bycity's champion -playerand OF Rey.
Mr. RAIDERS aversion to being matlnee iuoi'

THE rink in which the pausn'srS " 'N0
Confederacy skated Tor sweet e'is.'-.s 80 ~
i Monday night is built upon part oi 'i'
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08
THE RUFF cATERANS

THE penicou activity of Ruefs the Legislature
unabated Assembyman Coghan responsible
embarrass the work of grand uries by virtually MAX
ing proceedings public Under the proposed by Cog-
the function Of grand ures which find prima ace
exists would be converted into prolonged
hardoupht trial of the charge
procedure provision made for judge pass the
sion of evidence result of single
investigation prolonged far beyond the life of grand
jury by the pettoggng arts OF criminal lawyers
of is obvious its face. It de-
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08
Counter Snob Did
Not Sell Dishes


VOI SeU OISneS social stand
this incident thinks famous
had
Ness store and e
examined several that
goods
looking dishes She named the
and said: Oh wouo
care to havea a that"
sa1esady with evident SURPRISE
of
arejus he family"
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08
Bridge Champion
Owns Fine Block

UWnS FIne BLOCK = night IS buIt upOn !" P :
property soces champion So
entire block
lived across the way II
in the middle anc "lue - -.
of vauae
he it richest properties
old house e
returning 10
take place nd o oil magnate
by the lots lessees 10 MI
in plans borrowed
IL was
wenth OF ne unrighteous
Pierce Scot was
lived unDre
of million his "o-s'ory
At his MS
whom married young Dr.
PauN
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08
Personal Mention

d. P. Owen OF Denver is at the 81.
Francis.
W. C. Petchner Is at the Palace from
Los Angeles
George W. Gaines of Philadelphia n
at the Dorchester.
W. c. Bristol. an attorney OF PorS-
land, Is at the Palace.
E. W. Stix and Mrs. stix are as tina
Jefferson from st. Louis
A. L. r. Young of Burlington, iowa,
is registered at the Palace.
E. W. Hale and Mrs. Hale OF Sac-
ramento are at the Majestic.
A j. Macdonen of Virginia City, New.
Is registered at the Majestic.
Luis NJ. de Castro and family OF Mex
leo City are at the Jefferson
Frederick Lyon. a mining man of
Kennel. is at the ST. Francis.
Senator w. r. Forrest and Mrs For
rest of Seattle are at the ST. Francis.
Ira B. Bennett, the California lumber
man, is at the st. Francis from Sanger.
NJ. A. Warren OF Lincoln and Thomas
Mack OF Chicago are at the Majestic.
W. S. Hodges and Mrs. Hogdes OF
Hartwell. Ca. are at the Majestis
Annex.
w. W. Trigg and Mrs. Trigg OF Tam
.pico, Mexico, are registered at the
palace.
Thsmas h RyIand. a jeweIer of New
York and Mrs Ryland are at the
Dorchester.
John Klosterman. Mrs. K1osterman
and Miss K Klosterman are registered
at the Jefferson
Charles G. Huse. a prominent attor-
ney of Chicago, and Mrs. Huse.
daughter of Attorney George Wells OF
San Francisco, are registered at tho
Palace
-~~-~~-~~~-~>~~----~~------
Gallois. John Fletcher, Albert MeBien,
Thomas Starr King. Albert Evcrs.
Ralph Butler, l. Lynch. B. King. Albert
Clarke, Albert Salisbury. John Sails
bury. Howard Roe. William Hollistcr.
Mr.. Van SAINT, Edgar stow. Page Mon
teagle. Frank HoughtsIing. Nine Tue
er, Carl Wolff. w. Gathniel. Herbert
Baker. Holland Mallet. Afr. MeCormic,
Wilberforce Williams. Eyre Pinkhard,
Ralph Ashton. Mr.. Nickerson. Oliver
Lansing. Boyd Harold and Alfred
Holmes.
It is reported that Miss Anita Harvey
has set the date of her marriage to
Oscar Cooper for April It IS 10 taSs
place on Mr. Cooper's birthday AM viii
be celebrated with much simplicity.
Miss Harvey and her fance have been
the MOTIF OF one delightful affair after
another since the announcement Of
them engagement. and will contsrue to
be so feted up 10 the time os their mar
riage. Miss. Harvey's t~ousseau. which
is nearing comDlstion. is said to be thu
most exquisite and most elaborate.
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08

The other evening an Associate Justice OF
State Supreme Court. who happened at tn
particular time to be in one Of his retl
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08
Learned Justice
TARGET of "DrunkS"

plain
mediate drunk
his
If be
nebated of
drunks"
The San Francisco call., 1907-02-08
The>S Smart Set

n r RS. WILLIAM ]. IRWIN enter
IN I'd tained last evening at a pleas
vi antly informal bridge party at
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
BEARS ARE ACTIVE;
DECLINE CHECKED
STOCK PRICES FALL BUT RE-
COVER LATER
Cereals Derive Most of Their Strength
From Foreign Crop News--The
Bond Market Is Very
Irregular
By Associated Press.

NEW YORK, May 22-The fall in
prices of stocks, after proceeding to
some length today encountered effec-
tive resistance and was followed by a
substantial rally.
The tone of speculative sentiment
continued very uncertain, as was evil
dent from the hesitating later move
ment of, prices.
The check to the decline seemed to
be due in a large part to the headlong
activities of the bears, made bold by
the success of yesterdays attack on
prices Similar tactics today proved
less successful in forcing stocks upon
the market and the bears were driven
to rebuy on a large scale what they had
sold in the early part of the day, the
buying becoming urgent towards the
close
This was believed to account for most
of the demand, which was active in
the recovery from the threatening
break at first
The grain markets derived most of
their strength from foreign crop news
today, and were of less effect on stocks.
The obvious subsistence of the press
easiness among the bears and there
them to cover shorts in the late deal
ings.
The substantial net gains for the day
which were thus produced, were not
sufficient to make up all of yesterdays
losses.
Bonds were irregular. Total sales,
par value, s1,568,000.
United States rs coupon advanced %
per cent on call
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
Pacific Coast Trade
nv Associated Press.

BY ASSOCldtSu 1855
SAN FRANCISCO, May 22.--Pink beans,
80 406D2 30; lima $425@4.30; large white,
5O927O Oregon od5S1 BH1rfbaanks fa! Sgt2as' toas
"a 0Oa3.50; fancy onions, $3.50; common,
$S CIy 90; green peas, 1S@31ac; string beans;
G9c green peppers, 7ql6c tomatoes a5s9 sa. $500;
itc a6I4c: cucumbers, $500; Mexican to-
matoes, $1.6Og1 70; mushrooms 90 2o@75e S owe,
Flour, family oS extras sSgSSi gS iS9 s esEers sbi7
ton, sS.75@46O; shipping, wheat, $1.45@1; 30;
milling, $.5561 .6O;, feed. barley, $1.2S%@
/ PSI: brewing, $1.25@1.2714; chevalier,
Il -S5: red oats, 81. .45@175; white, 81 COOL 20;
black oo5d middddlnings dn sOG@3GGU' s TsU
so4 SOS12b, 90: oatmeal $4.10; oat groats,
A.sO; rolled oats, ss.OC@7, ,25; wheat hay, ~
sis. .O0@24OO; wheat and oat, sl5.OOg2lc cOC 90;
wild oat S11 .00d1400; tame oat. $l1. 00Q
"a. 90; alfalfa, $fi,OOG1S. 90; straw, SOa90c.
Receipts z, ,4OS; wheat. 155; bar
lev. 342O; oats, 2235; beans, 725; corn, 65;
potatoes, 1880; middlings. 1850; hay, 271;
hides, Al; wine, 22,60O.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
CHICAGO o Live Stock
Sy Associated ]

BY Associated Press.
CHICAGO, May 22.-Cattle-Receipt
$4,000; market steady. Beeves, 430G16.50;
cows 81. .S0Q4.90: heifers, 50. .7015.40; calves,
"a. .50@65 so: good to prime steers. So. 45G650:
poor 20 medium. $4.30Q5.40; stockers and
feeders, 81. .90G5.25.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; market steady
Light, $640GD6 621s: mixed, $6.3066.60; (;
heavy, s6o5@6 474s; rough, s6.05@6.25; pigs.
S. 90@6.50; good to choice heavy. $3.50
5.s71S.
Sheep-Receipts, 1900; market strong
to 10c higher. Natives, $4.25@625 western.
S450@6.25; yearlings. $6.00a660; lambs
$625@S.6O; western lambs, $6.25@S.75.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
Dried Fruit Pricea
BY Assoclated Press.

NEW YORK. May 22.--Evaporated ap
pies, steady; fancy. s@S1kc; choice. 7@71zc;
prime, 6AGD615c; poor to fair. 51xQ6c.
Prunes, steady; California, S%Ql21se;
Oregon, 6hGilJc.
Apricots, unchanged; choice, 17H61Sc,
extra choice sAGlSc; fancy, 1992Oc.
Peaches quiet and steady; choice. 116D
Ike: extra choice, 12@121zc; fancy, 12is9p
1Sc: extra fancy, 13Gl5c.
Raisins are quiet at the moment but
the tone continues firm; loose muscatela
are quoted at S%@10c; seeded, 7MGp11lc;
London layers, $1.50@l.6h.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
butter, Eaas and cheese

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 22-Butter--
Fancy creamery, 22c; seconds, 21c; fancy
dairy. 211kc.
Cheese-Eastern. 1sc; Young America,
1S1k@14c.
Eggs-Ranch 19c; store, 15lk@1Sc.
CHICAGO, May 22.-On the produce ex-
change today the butter market was
2015c.
Eggs-Steady; at mark. cases included
151hc; frsts. 141hc; prime firsts, 151zc.
Cheese-Steady; iS@1assc.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23

barley, S1.40; oil cake. meRl $3.50; seed
rye, S1.75; shorts. $1.45; Egyptian corn,
siB5; white soats, $3.50.
HAY (per ton)-Choice wheat hay,
$22 to s24; No. / wheat or wheat and
oat, S1s to $24; do No. 2. S14 to $3.50;
choice tame oat, SIS, to $40; other tame
oat. s11 to SIS; wild oat, $11 to $14.
stock hay, sS to 50; alfalfa, $11 to $1S;
straw, soc ia 90c.
Retail Prices
Following prices for leading articles Of
Consumption prevail at the Los Angeles
stores:
Butter. 2-lb. roll, fancy ..................$.60 go
Butter, 2-lb. roll, Poppy. %
COOKING DutIer 10y
Eggs, fresh ranch, per dozen .......... rs
Potatoes, fancy. 100 lbs. bs...................2.S5 IS
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
CARLOAD SHIPMENTS
OF CITRUS FRUITS

@ Shipments of oranges and lem 9
o. ons from Los Angeles Monday, g
o May 20, reported by the Califor- g
O. mia Fruit GrowerS exchange, "a 9
q, carIonds of oranges and z carloads g
@ Of lemons. 2
O. Total to date there were shipped e
@ 1D,0O4 carloads, of which 1891 g
O. were lemons.
O. Last season to date there were 6
@ shipped 2O,296 carloads, of which G
@ 2173 were lemons.
o @ o o @ @ @ @ g. @ @ @ @ @ @ @ 9 @ g
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
OFFICIAL PRICES
OFF THE BOARD
PRODUCE EXCHANGE IGNORES
QUOTATIONS
New Potatoes Down to so and 65
Cents a Box-Prices Firm for
other Commodities-Ex-
change Election

The blackboard at the produce e%-
change did not show any jobbing quo
tations yesterday. All had been Wlpeu
off the board and no business received
attention except the sale of commodltles
among the members. Two cases OF fresh
cheese, 102 case of local case count eggs
were sold.
Ii is stated that the exchange as a body
is considering certain features. of the
Cartwright law, and that for the pres
ent the association will not post quota
tions The prices heretofore quoted haye
not been binding on any member me
rule of supply and demand governs trade
prices in the local market.
Cantaloupes will arrive early In June
and will sell at $1.50 to $500 box.
Enough fresh fish arrived to supply
the demand.
The election for members of the board
of directors of the produce exchange re-
suited: Louis M. Cole, l.. ]. Mathews,
J. c. Richardson, Chester w. Tmopson,
VI. Y. Stanley, j. w. Allaway and John
r. Allen. Mr.. Stanley and Mr.. Allaway
are the new members of the board. The
election of officers will be held June ~.
1t is understood that ]. Mills Davies,
who is recognized as a most efficient sec
retary, will be reelected.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
California State Banks

The California state board of bank
commissioners has received the state,
ments from the forty-four commercial
banks, including branch. banks, doing
business in San Francisco, showing
their financial condition at the close Of
business April IS, 1907. The following
figures show the condition of the
banks on that date: Bank premises
S3.597. .S25.S2; other real estate, $1,246,-
SS5.75; bonds, stocks and warrants
sl9.2eo.ss6;77; loans on real estate estate
Warrants and other securities, $780,
sos, ,125.72; money on hand, ,$1S,SO6,-
sS5..s4; due from banks and bannhSers,
s22,775 ,065.94; other assets, $SS,2b99EA-
Liabiiities@Capital paid in coin, $2S.-
226.73214; reserve fund, pgoft and loss, 1a
contingent fund, .$l5,512,236.53; due de- de1
bankers, sic, 12,67s.1O;' other Liabilities,
$8,271,147.41. Total liabilities sl0z'-
2O4 1881
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
GENERAL FRUIT MARKET
" Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 22.--Fancy ap-
pies, $500; common, $1.OO; Strawberries,
81 .Oo@10 90; blackberries, $S.5oGp4 90; rasp
berries, $500; cranberries, $3.506D500; navel
oranges, y1.0@3.50; Mexican lines. $4,000
500: common California lemons, s1.50;
fancy, 81. 90; bananas, $1.00Q250; pineap-
ples 81 O01600.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
Treasury Statement

BY Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, May 22.-Todays
statement of the treasury shows:
Available cash balance, $252.622,912;
gold coin and bullion, $95,92S,99S; gold
Certificates, $42,S43,S10.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
The Metal Market

BY Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 22.-There was de-
cline Of 5@10s in the London tin market
with spot closing at s1S9 los Id and fu-
lures at a185. Locally the market was
dull but continues more or less unset
tied owing to the small supplies available
for delivery on spot. Spot Is quoted at
$43 50Q144.00.
clining rs Cd to s101 los Id; futures
Ell us Cd to s98 los. Locally the market
for copper was dull and nominal; Lake
was quoted at $24.5OQ25.5O: electrolytic at
Lead was unchanged at $600@6O5 in the
local market and at 919 los Cd In London.
Spelter was rs Cd lower at 925 12s sd in
London, but was unchanged at SO'4O96'oO
locally.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
MINING QUOTATIONS

San Francisco mining exchange quota
tions, furnished by Ernest Kennedy o.
Co., 1928 West Sixth street, Los Angeles.
Nav %:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
CALL ON BANKS
FOR STATEMENTS
SHOWING BY LOS ANGELES
INSTITUTIONS
Resources of State Banks Over $780,
ooo,o0o-Cash on Hand Over
$4,000 ooo--New Missouri
Regulation

The officers of the Los Angeles ma
tional banks were called upon yester-
day by telegraph from the comptroller
of the treasury to subject full state
ment of condition of business as of May
20, 1907 Below are the principal items
of the reports:
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
Financial Record
Rv Associated Press.
.v AEsociated Presl

NEW YORK, May 22.--Money on call.
steady; 2@2N per cent; ruling rate,
az; closing bid, 2; offered at per
Time loans dull and slightly stronger;
sixty days, an "a per cent; ninety
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
!6|IZZME!gI1!GlZZZza

effect on June 16 forbds the sale. of
any commodity or stock that the seller
does not actually own and possess at
the time the transaction Is made.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-05-23
TRussEs

LONDON TRUSS CO., 205 w. FIFTH ST.
Strangulated hernia causes death {;
note the many deaths due to this
cause. Why do you wear that old
useless truss? Our radical cure
trusses will make you entirely safe
and protect you against accidents.
Lady attendant. Open evenings
TrusseS SO and up.