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Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24
In
the Ranks
BY GEORGE CARY EGGLESTON
Copyright, 1901, bn 4. s. Barnes & Co..
Publishers, 1856 FIFTH Avenue,
Nep York

"Why did you do that them queried
the stranger, pointing to the still burn
ing cotton scattered on the ground.
ION general principles, suppose"
answered Duncan. There would have
been Il terrible fire if | hadn't"
whats your nameT'
"Guilford Duncan"
"Want work.
ayes"
"What sort?"
"Any sort--for good wages" That
last phrase was the result of his stoker
experience.
well, do you want to watch this
cotton tonight and see that no harm
comes to it. either from fire or-whats
worse-the cotton thieves that go down
the alleys, pulling out all the lint they
can from the torn bales"
Yes. If I can have fair wages"
"Will So for the night be fair
wages?'
"Yes-ample. How far does your
freight extend up and down the levee?'
"It's pretty nearly all mine. but
have other watchmen on other parts
Of it. This is a new cargo Your beat
will EXTEND And he gave the young
man his boundaries.
You'll be off duty at sunrise. Come
to me ut o'clock for your pay. I'm
Captain VIII Hallam. Anybody in
Cairo will tell you where my office is.
Good night"
The night passed without event of
consequence. There We're two or three
little fires born Of the holiday celebra-
tiol. but Guilford Duncan managed
to suppress them without difficulty.
Later III the night the swarm of cot
ton thieves. mainly boys and girls. in
vaded the levee. with bags convenient
ly slung over their shoulders. As there
were practically no policemen in the
town and as his beat was large one,
young Duncan for time had difficulty
In dealing with these marauders. But
after he had arrested half a dozen of
them only to find that, there were no
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24
CHURCH NOTES.
BAPTIST CHURCH.

Services in the Baptist Church next
Sabbath as follows:
Sunday School at 10 a. M; Preach
ing at II a. m. Subject: "God is
Love-" Junior Society at 8 p. m. b.
Y. P. U. at Z p. m. Union services
in the Congregational Church lat p.
m. Subject: 1.-THE Parable. of The
Sewer. Rev. Collins will preach.
T. j. Collins, Pastor.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24
To be Continued.

A lady meeting a girl who had late
ly left her service inquired "Well.
Mary, where Do you live now?' I
"Please, ma'am," answered the
girl II don't live now-I'm mar
ried."
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24
LOCAL NEWS.
NORTHERN PACIFIC TIME TABLE.
EAST BOUND.

Fresh fruit and vegetables at D. ]. y
Kalkwarf's.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Adams of Spo-
kane spent Sunday in Ritzville.
w. D. Zent of Lind transacted bus
mess in Ritzville one day last week.
Mrs. Lydia Yaunt is visiting with
relatievs at Hatton this week.
0. R. Holcomb transacted business
in Spokane the first part of this week.
Geo. F. Christensen went to Spo-
kane today on business.
Judge Zeht and wife left for the
coast where they will spend several
weeks.
Miss Bessie Cauch, who went to
Seattle to attend the Christian En-
deavor Convention, has returned.
Drop in and see our line of Men S
new straw sailor hats. Ritzville Trad
ing Co.
j. J. Meyers of Weber transacted
business with our merchants on Mon
day last.
Mrs. Jacob Buehler went to Connell
to visit with friends and relatives at
that place.
W. A. Hardesty, who lived at
Granger, Idaho, for sometime, has
moved to Tolo, Idaho.
John Rott near Lind was in town
last week and and transacted business
with our merchants.
For sale-two teams, light driving
horses. Writ or call on Chas. Schelly,
Ritzville, Wash. - 1O--X.
A chance to get a summer suit
cheap. One-fourth off the regular
price at D. j. Kalkwarf's.
VIM. Weiand of Spokane, who form
erlv conducted a jewelry establishment
in this city, shook hands with friends
here last Saturday.
Miss Carrie Schrag, formerly book
keeper at Kalkwarf's general store,
will leave tomorrow for Occur d 'Alene
for an outing.
Pete Kalkwarf spent Sunday with
his folks at Spokane. He returned on
Monday and reports that they are en-
joying good health.
You can buy Fashionable wash suits
for one-third off and have the season s
choicest model to choose from. Ritz
vile Trading Co.
A relative of Mrs. John Koch,
named VictorDones, just arrived from
Russia. He had employment on the
second day after his arrival.
Christ Rempel and David Kuhn went
tosSpokane this morning to look after
real estate near that city They went
with the intention of buying.
Jno. Truax of Ritzville, made a
business trip to this town Thursday
and drove out we' in the interest of
the King Mer. Co. -Hatton Hustler.
w. F. Flint, a piano tuner OF
North Yakima. is in town this week.
He was quite surprised at our hustl
ing town.
Miss Louise Schelly went to Cornell
the first part of this week. She ex-
poets to spend week with her sister,
Mrs. Arthur Gronewald.
Gust Lobe and ChristHille from the
Odessa neighborhood transacted bus
mess with our merchants one day last
week.
FrantzKoch, who had the misfortune
of breaking his collar bone short
time ago, is doing nicely under the
circumstances.
JoeRoss, an Italian who got into ar
alteration on July first at the Mil.
waukee camp, was bound over to the
Superior court with the bale fixed al
$3.50.
joe Fihk and Henry Rosenoff took
their departure for the Cascade mount.
aims this morning, where they will
spend tome time trapping bears OIL
suirrela
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24

A copy of this petition is sent to
every post Office in Adams County
that the people may show their in
terest in this important matter.
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24

CAPTAIN WILL HALLAM was
man of the very shrewdest
4 sense. fairly though not liber-
~ ally educated, whose life from
Washington State journal and Adams County news. [volume] (Ritzville, Wash.) 1906-1907, 1907-07-24

URlNG the next four or five
days GuilfOrd Duncan was
kept busy with various small
emDlOymeutS some of them
The evening world., 1907-10-26
TROUBLE FROM COFFEE.
t.roi,,. nez.uniaE tn learn Akon,
the Drag.

Coffee treated me so badly that |
.wsni tosIteli people about Il. and II
YOU can use my letter will be glad.
" an, As years old and have drank
coffee all nr--iife. ] have felt bad
fnr years and did NO. know what
nIled me. Sometimes ! would have
10 press my hand against my heart,
I would be IN such pain. and | got
a. could hardly do my work. My
No al would fsrl heavy and dizzy. ant.
many time \ got SO blind Just had
i, drop down or else would hnYc
fallen.
/. .we,, and hnr. inc, A friend OF mine
.taa ME 10 try Postum and stop
ldrlnk1or cotfee. Iltrled the Postum
NM II was soma days before got
hnia Mold OF tho r.gh, way to make II. My
hcart disease and dropsy disappeared
md got entirely we'll.
..rhere Is much In making Il. ri
h,x 70 hc boiled longer than ordinary
rof,ee, hut when got II made good {,
wna ana. and now ] wouldn't have
cnifee in nlY house At all. ! am sure
,Ss. Postnm saved my life. and l am
nnu | perpectly we'll. 4 send you the
nnmes m Of about twsnty people tha.
hnve been helped by leaving e.. coffee
ssnds - ua.ng Postum Food Coffee,
~ worth while to read "Ths Read
- y4eiivills' ~ 49, NJ IN
The evening world., 1907-10-26
q !.
Suits the Kidneys
Simple Homo Receipt Tor Kidney
Bladder and Rheumatic Troubles
That Beats All the Patent
NJ edtcines.
Medicine,

Z Go to your .drussis. and ask for:
Concentrated Barkola Compound, OF.
Fluid Extract Cascara Aromatic, " OF.
Aromatic Ellxtr-.:-. !. -. :. a ozs,
MIX Them up and tHkG q stasfoonful
after meals and at bedtime. AZ soon
as afth hAchAehesEhnM fizzna aii,t7sEhsaHz
ache and tired feeling have left you,
do not-thrnw aMaY lIlIys w. Of Of j he relnnd,S
that may be left In the bottle, but re.
iure the dose to two leaspoonfuls
daily and continue until It is ,nti gpnc.
BY following rtIfE suggestion yon Will
=tieip-to- strengthen, tstotir ktnneys and
BIadder. IA wise thing to do. for these
organs are SO delicate that they really
should be given few days tnvigor-
at!ng treatment. even after every
symptom OF special disease hns iHap-
yoared.
The evening world., 1907-10-26
TERMINAL BANK
CAN GET No CASH,
CLOSES L.66RS

The Terminal Eank. a smaif State gi.,s
stituaon at No 81 sa,iis greet. Hrsok-
lyn. Closed sc.5ag Tor Tie Tine heFHT--ft {
&, allied wi.a-shc Jena!ns inte.eits.
sei sssss4l q I: banss aish
tr1!st c0Inpanes tlat icii'te'at'!y sNss
Ifended yesterday.
Tnere WIS rnihing ake a run on the
2snasi ~ " 3tp. 8 it4lea g tii.
nS tile nrst hour wero paid Jns.- pe-
fore noon nc doors Wee ifskea ana
the tolloMt.s notice Vas posted;
- . !, Iiig ~ 50l1:
thls baYn mas sioseu ,tinl,gssrIy.
;.W. y. REID. President
Mr.. Held Is 1850 IA, .tly,as Y. llt
N,i.iatisoatg Trysl SaMpans. Hili42
has saut aInuntiI nart,iAt spiitsd9;is rit-
tura. no ,attnnai ca saie,s a ne4r.s
I +. Frost, ifae sist'e9.5Fs tIIat'i6e + T.iti''
jenkins and pepqIS aoter loassi!ssicn.
er Arthur J, o'keeffe. Is has rapital
, OF tiao.e'l. stirppis ui sjr.v,p. All. ,.g-
pos!ts OF si..vplep0. One of tEc officials
:nadetIhia statement;
we axe. eptircis solvent and VIII BE-
able 10 meet any danianas as supi
as this Hurry eadsi NJ lsad to close
for the simple lagk NJ currency wits
| when TO carry on business,
A representative nt sta'- Bank E$t
(snliner Will!itns toot; vllarSc 81 ,h'
I repository FOR the Terminal
The evening world., 1907-10-26
OUR STOCKs STRON0
IN LONDON MARKET.

LONDON. Oct. =. = AAveaess Al
Alens the line arc shown In Azhesasan
stocks, Illinois Central u sA peints
np. and others are up isusn " 4
polnts- Nancy n aiiil In -GA0a A1mAaa4
-wtti,-ratss firm B4sconifts -wefs As1sfs
Much caution was exercised pendins \
settlement, of the financial trsublss In
Now York. --57-5-
lft Stock ExciianHe Finished ~ sH-
citing week with the tone oalm ahd
prices steady. The rsiun,e Of business
transacted In frst-class ssourltiss WAS
not 40 large AZ usual owing 70 the Ap-
ptoaoh OF the ssttistnent. and. although
IonaoIs sassd on ti,a proopscts Of tbs
shipnsnt OF gold from here 70 tbs
United NtateA and ths dsRrsr rAtes
CHARGED for money. tbs undsrtrns vAs
American dealings wsrs aonfinsd
principally TO Union Psrlnc. Atohison.
Topek n, and Eanta Fe nnd Missouri. Pa,
ciiicst Prices opened we'll above pArity,
hardcned during the session and closed
firm at neas, I'm best quotations 81
S,coppsr STARE. were remarkably
strSt,ga Hlo Tinto gainrd a point s0d
a AhiaIganlated RaTnelkSz points
Foreigners were auict JapAnsos
were weak.
The evening world., 1907-10-26
Men Waiting in Line Make an
Angry Demonstration When
1T Is Closed for Day.
POLICE RESERVES OUT.
President Of the, Concern Says
Ii Is Solvent, but Short
of Ready Cash.

d q. + Il - q n o..
Ri9,lng marked the ciosing for the
da ssof- tts,u Northern bank OF New Yora.
] -dea1slt0ry Tor rtts ssI;s tsT1iz ..
New York. at Broadway and Fourth
street TWO arrests were made.
A line OF more thnn ,Sur .undrcd per-
sons eAtealcd from the paytns teller's S
wsntiow around Fourth street al Il
Il el.rt--A. Its.len then
slsfs sst i
corridor. satd:
Bank hours are over. This bank Is
eiesed Until McHaas- No more moaey
win lie paid oul az tak.n IN to-day,
You viii al pse.t 9 eayt the building Z. =
Gfcat exciteMen. foilowei President
Hsaf, Dinse teiepauaeu 70 IJiiGe;
aid a sqand os pattol
and mqonfcd n,ea under Capt. Miles
v Reilly hurried 10 The scene.
The banks patrons vera stubborn
.ttss. f-is-e4 10 ieaYe thr institution
Ore Of then, spslrB Bss,ste rrs.d -l,i
plnse and said.
S,%has right hnys you to Dive us
away When We were iii !!ns III l.
S'cEacG. ms .a.s requires you tu pa,
ON every pctsen IL TcidlheSs Y, sar
3si1s iis iin.ir.t.
Mr. ELE.-s~sz waved the dE positor AVA.
At, ,t.fz r11uEsHt inc uetIti OF p1I.E77
"A
iHs the aiisry crowd cut Tmo persons
resisted and We're promptly arrested
Ont oi them gave t..e i,a.ne or Eugene
STUART. OF No. II. Jefferson avenue,
: 4BFeekis ~ M
!, wns faliy twenty minutes before
ersasr @as rt-.tosel xte.4---I-l..li
hiOrAed the street md Rasched the
WORK OF driving The depus.tors away.
President Dilise t.erSpniiiy ctvaea lac
o,S dcors and then said tn an + II, Ii, :
l.3sid rsy.Srteri
This bank !sssolveut but we can no.
pay eff any more tostay. We are al
lowed - eiose Il l. . clock and t51x
advantage o. tina; provision. There ts
no n.s,i 10. ANY sl-., disturbance. ua
this." 3 4 !,
one o. the men said thnt lie had stood
In the line since . o'clock ar>I that No
saw tao nersons 20 away from the IA 4.
ing teilsrfs window when tho notice 10
close WAS announced. He was tenth In
line whcn the bank opened. he ssnid
.rDe SUytnrrH t,HE n uHutra.r-urt1n Ut
III. 90 apa snrpl,it and undivided pro-
Nts amounting 10 1r5s.Df9,
The evening world., 1907-10-26
Bank Surplus Wiped Out,
DeHciIAon1of ;f6I233,3oo

Wall stree, awaited with ~reat deal
OF anxiety the appearance of to-sas's
bank sthcntnt wh!ca came out AT the
usahl iiont-ll.S9 o'clock Tie showing
was nu, as rncouragtnR as was cx-
parTei 1oasflertns The Immense depos-
It's Of Government funds With the Clear
lng-House institutions di:rin~ the week
-lSaerc was q iozs in actual cash reported
OF ae-.ss.fVoI Tais represents Tile heavy
s;ithdra Aiils By ieprAisass a.ft.s .;Ae
Terk. -
Tic aurar.s,R- foa,aEs OF ti,0. s:a;e-
..,,.'s MAS mn .sss;ease in '4eus OF s,o.-
ssi.'oo. II lad been expected tia. ifc
enormous lirn.aatiar N the stock gar
ket during The week would have result.
The evening world., 1907-10-26
WITH ST. 100000
N CASH ABOARD
AUTO BLOWS Ut:
~
Explosion Took Place at
3 Grand Street Ferry and Big
Crowd Gathered.
GOING 70 BROOKLYN. c.
- -----
Police Reserves and Fire Boat
Employees Rushed TO. Pro
:. tect the Treasure

The breaking down OF the big rcd
to.i-lnx automobile loaded H1rn 8. 100. 900
lrsw5 SUCH a Srowu around nm cntrxnrs
to the Grand street ferry 1t II o'clock
this morning thatpoiios reserves had
10 be called out from the Bctancey
street station 20 keep back the mob aud
rrp,sx me money:
In the automob.ie were Harold Rich
ards, Sol, OF rPestdent Richards, OF tho
sta.e aBnk Of Brooklyn, and =
chauffeur. over the Top OF tho doors to
the machine the edges OF bales OF green
s:arss could be seen. and wren the
front par, of the car blow 4a,ip paex-
ages OF money sere scat;ered all over
tla rear seat. for failing 70 the
ground.
The machine Was going to the bank.
= here scores of deiros.to.s We're in Inc
Whiting for their money. The bank
paid of every claim up TO the hour OF
,.sosiny. and. as T. happened, the funds
being hurr.sd tina, way were not needed.
Tho sight OF the greenoacss scat
tered about tho wrecked machine
started fbSh Ok -AAf}S8F 1S@@
and when Mr. Richards announced
that tnc n,acs.inr carried 81 zoo ~ ths
four policemen on duty at the ferry
rushed In To protect the treasure A hre
boat was also inoored nearby. ard the
nse,r,en n aided In the protection. Every
minute the crowd grew larger. rs tsie
chauffeur hammered away AZ tne
broken machine -,
A cali vas ,acn sent In TO the De-
IN r,rey street station for additional hep,
and suuat of psliseHsea came -ri1n=
,ang',, tac spot
In tho mean time the state Bank Of
Rrookiyn had basn phoned for help
and Manager Rotn sent powertul auto
from .he brooklyn side. Into the suo-
.tftnts auto tho packages OF money
werc placed and the start for the oaas
was made under pressure The money
MAS Intended for distribution among the
three branches in Brooklyn and each
81 these was reached before ~ closk.
The clnsinE hour. The bulk ot the
us,lst--was Giniended for the Brownn-
ellie branch and every. dollar OF sae
s.is-RafAly@d del!Hes sed.
Manager Roth said that the delay by
NJ l.reak@ down of ihe- auto -cnuasd soms
l;r~enre.,Ienee bat did not prevent the
PAYING out OF MI ss,s st..es4ti
said: "we had plenty OF cash on hand ~,
and the bank iA In fine shape. We
have no fear that our depositofs VII
over run US.
The evening world., 1907-10-26
OTHER RUNS over
Paid Out S8,00o,0o0 This Week,
4 Says Vlce-President Leo schles-
.l.. inger--Hold the Clearing y
House Responsible.

tW!.iIa,n ii Eaiains. louis II Holloway.
Jas...ss q! Ashley. stee -pses.3enss. a. NJ
! 7i9Fssr+rr acasIi,.t, IA. aaaihwpft.l, as
sls s I5--.s.s n Wlftfam
gast. James ", Brown, William J. But
!: nv = r II. chapman aa:ts S. Crpata.
~. {. Dsmron. a. A. peaersE. Andrew
y, Fsyc John Gerken, Louit II. Hollo-
MY. Thomas +. Mrcnns. Iasaah
N,jeharis. Charles L. Ring. Leo SchleA-
-.TTy=rs
ssSStati ~ s;s:ssftes.i
directors
Mcetins on Sidewalk.
After the main haak closed many
Glp5s5'ors WHO hal been unable 10
Withdraw their balances In Brooklyn
=; s.;ssd si'sl Lana 81 IN .a,n Tor ..d-
nssstt ttrs;ssas aeststtsss o., tho DC s-atk
srf sotEc b Tier tlik was INDUCED In
y -silui1 - 49, ~ aihK .,iussa 4vs the
Gats blg aIl0!ao1iie slammed UP
:i&ilast he pavement, and A ann who
and hiisiicii INTO tae bank. Ae iilnted
nil- Yit 9. isIe4 AlEzn. :.tI4,sals .,a.i Aaiss
~ "a Ike t,sEs!s-i~ Inspector: I...ssye;us s
Z. y (. ~ 7 A.. :.
81 x ~ ~ = eSs e n -s---t5t1's replied Mr.
:chissinser. IVA are plaSsI,r no fsYa;,
tics mere. | vou wart iaapector an.
:, r gn.E rssorcy yp,, wii, hava 10 re. in
4 ssIT'f fpite .,,'- ,'sr sees'.
The evening world., 1907-10-26
FIRST NATIONAL,
BROOKI.YN IN
RECEIVERS HANDS.

". +, ssone'd, tho receiver ,or. tSe
Eta. National bark Of Iir9osi5i,,
Haieh closed ~ doors ,s',4serdlty after
sard tilr Jenkins Trust roinran.cs sns-
srnded. Is rew III, charge. Mr. Sco>
Held. who IN eonnertcd with the Treas.
ury department, waA appointed re.
ssiyes S,,resna Rsssas Ins y 4, e,iss .ess
Warrington for New York.
Arrangements hRve hrcn msdn VIII srs.
i5y Racefyer ScnhAid Will tisa Tic Chase
National and ChAyHica} i National ~ do
4spe1lteeias - CteastsO MsN1o AeeAtA
The evening world., 1907-10-26
ROOT R[ASSURES
AS PACIFIC FLEET
PLANS ARE FIXED
Nothing in Our Relations with
Japan to Prevent War
ships Sailing.

WARRINGTON, Oct. as!s-''No. such
relations e1is, between America and
Japan a. would tpske It Improper 10
send ths American, ba ttleship fleet sinis
.hs Pacific lf,tEerw wcfes then tie re-
isttons .t.etw w--t, rr-rtea And II
Britain and the relations betwccn4Amrr-
lea and France. which arc the same.
would forbid Che ma.ntenA,ice nt the
batticsi,ip feet In tlle Atlantic otean.
This WAS the reply returned by. SEQ
re,ary Root 10 The direct question as TO
whether JAiaR hAa entered any pros
,rst axu.nSs the dr,pntosh Asiifstrs.i
Evans fieet to the Pacific mex. Dsccm-
bcr The statement waA made ut the
conclusion OF a long conference b-.ween
Secretary Root and Ambassador Aok',
OF Japan. et rte STATE Department TO.
day .ss-s=..i.s=z.
Secretary Mc;calf to-day announced
t-,a; It was definitely settled tha; tho
Atlantic ne.t would leav. Hampton
Roads. on Dec lc for ita cruise to the
Faclnc cosxt This announcement FOL
lowed conference heid at ttr Write
House. 10 which the Prcsi,tsnt sum;
monod Secretary Me,calf. Rear-Adrnlrai
Evans. Ni.o Vii; crcntia:ri s'e Atlantie
f,ee; on its cruise to the Pacific, and
Rear-Adn,ral Brownsor. Chief OF the
Bureau OF Narssa don of the! Navy
.nepartm-nt. s..zs...--5s...--s -: -
Thc conference wax-ealiod to continue
more In detail the Cabinet meeting els-
cv.sston o, nava, affairs yesterday, The
discussion related particularly to de-
tails OF the Atlantic fleets cruise 70 the
. Partr,rs
IL Ia understood matters were IN saca
y,tapg rtlat t.r ssa.cs.d-t.. satsssa'' ii.-
ly informed OF, all important Items m
,ha itinerary Admiral Evans, who had
oce:, confined 10 his apartments on ac-
count OF IN ...t! lsses!s sieH.- leeke,a issa
declared himself 10 be much improved
IN i.~ai r.
The Bureau of 1nsuiar Affairs to-day
received csbieesam from Governor.
fJvusrHt srItra. OF s.1c Pt,iitrt, ~
Ing tha, the Atlantic fleet be permitted
10 Visit Manila dur!nEZ..ie week hs;;tr'
Ming Feb. ), In order 10 attend ti1e pre-
Lenten festivities. The {act that the
as, viii not have arrived In Pacific
waters by that time precludes the IN
yitation from receiving confederation
Secretary Metcalf stated that tho
question OF allowing newspaper corre-
srondeats 10 accompany the !lcct vas
discussed and the conclusion reached
NOT 20 allow newspaper men aboard.
LIZ Z. 1x1a-ald 10
desIsna,ed TO send .sucsi nc@A as might
| be Thought dessr. sl- 40 mHk ke IsH t'sir'ssF:
I =
The evening world., 1907-10-26

th's th.ng keeps UP indefinitely we will
probably have " close temporarily we
a,r entirely s1leent In senry way. bnt
protection 10 nil nur irposItors n,ny
force s,s - take advantage o! tho on.
pcrt,ni,y for temporary .,,sp~nston II
tl3is sensc,ess rush eonflrrcs div after
day. There Ia a lIm!t 70 everything"
The evening world., 1907-10-26
Deposits Heavy.

When ,ap Colonial Iiranch OF tire
5,iie aay there were ss,If about SiSty-
.ive pe7k9ns. In iinc. They took the
eSpirlti5n 81 tIe jirue limit With IL rea-
sonabIe a;fioasit OF good llGinor con
siet!ng sfa, some ~ thstn iad been
R5ttsaS FOR tstTss '.ays and nas.ns
iaNari thG W.ncGsH All inch al u time.
G!iilS i've persons we're paid oft ta;s
,Gornsas Tb!s was dae 70 tSic taet MAT
f84% ot s6e ave were rierss carrying
great saeBts ot tSiccks WHICH hal been
daf3s,rsd @ith ntrer haDks. u TOOK y
long l5ft}e 70 verify caca account,
y Mest Virginia deansitor got htgp0
ig eass,ney,
Thtcusbout The ,wo hpuFT dennstts
were hrivN * one time tifteen per-
sons were nevlng past ,he cashieiAs $
wtts5st :. .,,oset ~. Wee PseHi-
Cent 1'apppn sad TIE Colonial Branch
hnd taken II considerably more thnn II
fiald aiIt On .he day.
After xgt,ag oyer tiie Dlnss vise.Prc..
5dent Tlppsp. o. ,ac Ntplpnisl branch,
pnaouneea that dutins the day b.
mat Hii ptberwisc pSer 30 ssparate
tispoaips had been made The ,plai. he
( SAID Sstild aItnoSt ehtal tlic aat5tH;
Taid SAT-
oa!sisis snsmea generally 10 be IN
f3n cssler fiame of E.nd. Tina, ,thS
bifl called s.snnhd4ape' wss nppHr-
emily preparing e sltElit on tl,n aaEeF
! at lha hasncill tctdIio after six day
of wih nni erratit algat-
Ever, ht tie savKtIss 6Rfias that hlvc
runs on the rows Of wurkjns people
ana snail business men nere, as 70
dimensions. shorter, ana as to tenn.
permanent. cooler. As he morning isas,eti
the lines nislted away OF t'te,r owsi ne
cord h
Asin,r the savings bnnk psapls took
The evening world., 1907-10-26
). sATURpAY, ocToBER 20. 1907.
BANK OUTLOOK
BETTER AS WEEK
OF PERIL ENDS
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Will be
shipped the United States Treasury.
quiet and hours OF trading
CALL there call
stock Exchange win h weI cleared
by Monday. FL
RUNS ON TWO MORE RANK S..
developed Mechanics Traders sank a
broadway with and Bookyn and
roada Company broadway and Eighth street
paid the closing hour end
said that they would have plenty ot money
Monday.
merchants payroll accounts all
depos,oss simply because they
would attended -.s---.4
The evening world., 1907-10-26

ed In q considerable deerease IN th's
Item.
The loss In cash. together with the IN
crease In leans. led TO "A decrease In
surplus reserve az Sl2. .4I5.y5p This wiped
.isil sut the surplus which Tbs banks had at
the close OF last week and created
dctici, OF si.sis,is:aa: ia: a year age-the
banks had surplus OF sa.s'a,Gis.
Tho changes In the various items fol-
The evening world., 1907-10-26
CITY MILLIONS |. |. ART.
DRAWN FROM BANKS
Comptroller Metz Puts An
other ST, ,ooo, 600 Where
He He Can Can Gel at II II. :.


--C:a.nutrnlier-Aie Aie.z -haa hss.i 1nni-. M
fet,s,s ,sssi.
banks Of The I'VE bo.oughs. Where ie
deposits IL te docsn't say lie took ous
nearly y nf!iIoa DO HATS I6.uig a!ia lfEs
;.aaeappnt Il couple OF millions In tIc
Fsss soycFai days. : - - ~
( Mrsaat az aays lie LII u Ilerle. :. c2rn5.
lence in tic banks. hus wants Tie c!'y1s
money wheye he can eel a; u readily,
He says The atty R.iA ulones In ufI--
..rui,s all A.e- a4 AKA, aul isot ..gteli
tsaI nGw. oScep; IN tie Natiolal city
nau!:. ans.e there are aaoat en-ni!l-
aens funds on deposit,
The evening world., 1907-10-26
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