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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10

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m aGtsn Ft esffsrn i'm 9sller bes 2sr.
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mstern su f&affen, unh niGt ueniasr
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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10
Mns beH Geri9ten.
Nene &lagen.

Die 3. 3. polt Gompanp frsnsts
asesn Sbomas 6. 4ans unb AIsranb.r
@oben eine S9abeneriabtlage tn 96be
bon $500 an, ba, uis fis fagt, bic
getlaetsn @a9enlaoungen bon altem
WeiHng, giisn, glsi &C. bon benz
@runbfhds Der 6irma entfsrntsn, obns
Elm Rs8t ba3u 3u babsu.
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Ring pssen SbsiIbaberi&uft on elmer
@rbf4aft.
Die MilIsr greuing @Ompanp rel9te
eine IOtsnfIase 9esen gomaro 8.
Renti9 uno osRen Jrau Wargaret s.
Renti9 i'm getrage bon $4,000 ein.
wslds bur9 6ppOtbet ssb.dt iein iOa.
Cine e9absnsriabtlags tn 56be bon
$4,000 rsi9ts Gsrbinanb 8. garimende
ge9eu oie Jnoianapolis 8raetton &
8srminal COMPANY sin. ba ct. mte er
angisbt, am %. aueuit 1906, abenos
;uiidsn IL unb IL ubr, als er BON
elmer iOesnanntsn vsommsr.@ar" fei'
gen tuollts. our6 bas gar su pI6Bli9e
anbaltsn bss StraBsnbabnDagens bonn
8rittbrstte gef9leubert wuroe unb BET
bisfsr @slsgenheit bur6 einsn Jaa auf
ben aOpf 10 iawer oerlsBt wurbs, oab
er fhr lanae 3sit unfdbis mar, 3u ar'
bsiten, unb isin gan3ss Rerbsnipfem
,erriittet purbe, 10 oab sr f4 sl einsm
bsrartissn S9absnsriasanipru9e be.
re1tigt bdt.
Superior >8eridbt.
3immer go. l, &i9ter Sobn 8.
WeWaitsr.
Die S4sibunestlage Der Sennis
2ouiie Carroll gsgsn 5reb. 6owarb
Carroll tpurbs berbbrt unb gegen bic
Rldgerin enti9isben.
Die 2lase bon gliiab 8refiel ge9sa
Warcus CARPENTER u. u. auf ginbalts.
befebI unb Ysrni9tune bon Notsn Iau'
tsno, wurbe surndseBogsn unb bic
Rotten bs3ablt.
3immsr Wo. 2, Ri9ter Sames W.
2eatbers.
Die S9abensriastlaes bss Nnbrsp
3. Brablep esasn bic Snbianapolis
Gounorp @Ompanp wurbs 3u @unfien
bss Qldesrs sntf6isbsn unb bemisIben
bis Summs bon 5000 augeipro4en.
2reisgeri9t.
Ri9tsr Senrp glap Allsn.
Tarp Wc@epnoIbs befam S&ei.
oung bon ibrsm @attsn Wm. Wes
RspnoIbs, bic Sbbut iiber ibre apei
ainber unb SO pro DO9s 3u beren
llnterbaltun9 3ugeipro&en, unb mubte
Der gstlasts aubsrosm bic aohsn
tragen.
Griminal> 6eriht.
Rt9tsr Samea W. prit9arb.
Anbreu We2ausbIin murbe Der 6dl.
i9uns i&uloig bsfunosn. su $40 unb
Rotten iouie su 2 Bis IA Sabren Sn-
biana Rsformatorium bsrurtbeiIt.
@iIiam Ioor. tueI&er 9aaaroipiets
In isinsn Rdumli&ieiisn esfnttst bate.
murbs su 800 unb Soften berurtbeilt.
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tbsiI. tusl&es Warp Hlsntf9tp einsn
e3ab.neriab ftir gerIsbunsen bel
elmer StrabsnbabnfoliRon bor brei
Sabren 3uTprat. befdtist. Die 8rae.
tion Il &erminal gompanp bate GEL
tsnb eema&t, bob bic Rlenti9tp fti,
bis Sabrt ni&t bssablt babe. aIio aud
teineuS9 S9aoensriab beanipru9en tonne.
bsnn He ist bamals mt! ben Damsn bea
National council Of RopaI Neiebbors
frei bon Der @eie0i9aft bsf6rbsrt NOR
ben.
DDS geri&i enti@isb iebo9. baE
uenn irgsnb Semanb bur9 Na@IdiRs'
teit Der Babnangefelltsn berlsbt !psres.
10 let bie BabnuerwaItung baftbar, OF
Der pafaeier besablt babe obsr ni&t.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10

6rant Beila@er's Gamble @Oom,
gde Columbia Nbe. unb 16te Strabe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10

8ssula's SaIe, 2oaens unb Yereinss
9oeal, 17O8 Slb Gaif Str.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10

German Noeler's 9aIIe,
Siibmeit Gde Noble unb Wartet ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10

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gde HobIe unb Rartet Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-01-10
GIOSette Smrnbefettt.
&e@fteS SabreSfeft
9beater:Nbeno

eommta8, ben 13. Sannar.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25

Papers were signed the past week en-
towering Joseph A. Gilman to finance
the Standard Telephone Co, which has
a charter approved by Congress. The
operation will include fotation of CAPT
tai stock and bonds. Upon the accom-
plishment of this to a given extent,
Mr.. Gilman is further authorized to
proceed with the installation of an au-
tomato telephone exchange in Homo
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25
THE BYSTANDER.
CONTINUED from Page FOur3

from
Fgiday which
He which perung
of the afternoon o
Excuse Would
tell there made the published
LOrdas authority I
tisert morning
"No There
III IN Those
o gouging.'
y
Mcads putting in sidewalks and other things
the efforts j. A MCdIe
the awning ordinance
of
operators Midway
possibility strike reaching
all
building Midway
there S going strike
way in government grind
finding about weeks before and both his
they gone
Midway, improving the The Admiral showed
1870 when
Midway has been improved
u - -
crazy and the other day asked
Church Longworth
he conversation Mrs LOngwOrth and that
andP decided
that the Longwor eoudn ote o fifth.
this
the of Ohio
of back
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Hereafter all Chinese applications TO
registration of their Hawaiian horr
children for birth certificates. must b,
sworn to before Secretary Mott-Snitt
himself and not before a deputy. This
is technical requirement for the bet.
ter safeguarding OF the matter. as q
false oath before a deputy is not pun
ishable as perjury.
At meeting Of the Promotion Com
mittee yesterday morning, J. L. Nc
Lean of the Inter-Island Steam Nayi-
cation Company was chosen the fifth
member of the committee. y. A. Nc
Candless and Willard E. Brown rep
resent the Chamber of Commerce and
F. L. Waldron and w. r. Lucas the
Merchants Association.
At meeting of Chinese at the Chi
nese theater last Sunday. an attempt
was made by some of the Chinese to
do what seems like a little grating
by collecting an admission fee though
none was to be charged. The police
on discovering this made inquiries,
and because they questioned a Chi
nese employe of J. o. Carter who had
paid an admission fee the crowd got
the idea that he was an informer and
came near mobbing him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25
INJURIES FROM FALL
RESULT IN DEATH

Keau. the Hawaiian who was injur-
ed in a fall from the upper lanai Of
a Chinese restaurant on King street
on Wednesday night, died fS6m the
effects of the injuries at the Queens
Hospital yesterday morning. Deputy
Sheriff Jarrett hold an inquest over
the remains last night, the jury rem
dering verdict of accidental death.
This was the second inquest held
yesterday, the first one being the in
quiry into the killing of a japanese
laborer at Kalihi some days ago
through being knocked down by
Rapid Transit car. In that inquest the
jury returned a verdict of death
through injuries received from the
negligence of the deceased, the evil
dence showing that warnings Of the
approach of the war were shouted to
the japanese and that the car gong
was rung to further warn him.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25
WILSON RECOMMENDED
FOR NEWLY CREATED job

Charles B. Wilson has been endors-
ca by the Territorial Republican Cen
trail Committee for appointment by
the Governor as Superintendent of
Honolulu Water Works.
This is a new office created by the
last Legislature. the water works hav-
ing been for long time a bureau OF
the Public Works Department. But
though the Office is new, Wilson claims
that the duties are far from new to
him; that the system of water supply
and water power which the Nuuanu
dam is intended to provide, was rec
commended and planned by him in the
eighties when Lorrin A. Thurston was
Minister Of the Interior. Wilson says
that he designed and installed the
electric light system now used in
lighting the streets of Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25

Campbell, T. C. Davies, ]. p: Cooke.
Honolulu Commercial Club held its
first annual meeting on Friday even
ing, reelecting the trustees and officers
who had served for the short term since
the club began its existence.
Cation, Neil & Co., Ltd, ironfounders
and engineers, have begun the erection
Of new workshops at South and Sec
ond streets, Kakaako, which viii cost
$4,000. Their manufacturing plant
viii be removed thither from Queen
street. There will be new machinery
installed and eleetric power from the
eompany's powerhouse will be used
throughout.
Ocean steam arrivals for the week
have been the Crook from San Francis
co, the Nippon Maru from San Fran
cisco, the Aorangi from the Colonies,
the Buford from San Francisco and
the Manuka from Vancouver. Depart
ures have been the Crook for Manila,
the VaIdivia for Newcastle, the Dix
for Manila, the Nippon Maru for the
Orient, the Aorangi for Vancouver, the
Manuka for the Colonies and the Blu
ford for Manila.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25

lulu comprising 1900 city and 100 rural
telephones.
1t is rumored that George r. Carter,
the lately retired Governor of HAWAII
and head of the Hawaiian Trust Co.
Ltd, viii start a new bank in Homo
lulu backed with New York capital
James f. Morgan, president, has ap-
pointed the following standing com
mittees of the Chamber of Commerce
for the year 190i-190S:
Finance-E. D. Ienney, w. Pfoten-
hauer, A. Garvie.
Membership. A. Kennedy, A. n.
Campbell, A. Garvie.
Arbitration-W. Pfotenhauer,, f. D.
Tenney, B. F. Dillingham;, G. H. Rob
ertson, j. A. Kennedy.
Commerce, Manufacture and Agricui-
ture-T. c. Davies, J. P. Cooke, A.
Garvie.
Harbor, Shipping and Transportation
E. I. Spalding, J. A. Kennedy, a. n.
Campbell
Legislature and Public Improvements
B. F. Dillingham;, G. Fl. Robertson,
E. I. Spalding.
Reception and Entertainment-A. n.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25
MAHuKA SITE TITLE

Assistant United states District At
torney J. J. Dunno is hard at work ex-
aiming the title of the Mahuka prop
erty which has been chosen as the site
for the Federal building. The chain of
title is a complicated one. The final
acceptance of the site will depend on
the sufhciency of the title that can
be given.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

y. Smith" was a Kinau passenger
yesterday.
r B. McStocker was an arrival from
Hawaii yesterday.
Sam Parker, Jr.. is here from HUI
muula sheep station.
Bruce Cartwright. ST., returned from
the volcano yesterday.
Forester Hosmer has gone to Ma
hiku in the matter of forest reserve
there.
F. 4. Richmond, principal of the
Hilo High School, came down from
Hilo yesterday.
Among the arrivals by the Kinau
yesterday morning were Sam Parker,
Jr, and c.. E. Copeland.
The japanese will dedicate a new
Buddhist temple on King street, near
the junction of King, today.
Jack London's Shark arrived at Ka-
waihae on Wednesday six days from
Honolulu. All on board were well.
The contract for putting up the new
steam laundry at Wailuku has been
awarded to Mr.. Moody of Kahului
There were no bidders for the yacht
Dolphin, which was offered at auction
yesterday at noon at an upset price
of $500.
Deputy High Sheriff George Sea has
completed service of summons on the
venire for the trial jury in Judge Rob-
inson's court. Return was made yes
terday.
H. T. Mills has brought suit against
Kalei Aona, with the Hawaiian Star
Newspaper Association as garnishee, |
for 50, The debt was originally due
Manuel Refs for hack hire.
In the matter of the estate of the
of the estate, Cecil Brown. reports re-
been approved.
Cecil Brown, guardian of the estate
Of Mary Alice Porter. a minor, has filed
his seventh annual account. He re-
ports receipts during the year of ST.
1928 and expenditures of s1029.91.
Among Governor Frear's callers yes
erday were Count Canavarro, the
Consul of Portugal to Hawaii, and DR..
Jared Smith, director Of the United
states Agricultural Experiment Sta
ion.
w. R. Castle Jr., who represented
he Chamber of Commefce at the last
Iohonk Conference hasLsent, address (.
d to W. M. Giffard as president Of {
he Chamber, report of his part in
he conference.
W. r. Castle Jr. suggests to the 3
'hamber of Commerce that it offer a I
rize, say of $50, to be awarded for
he best essay on international arbi- a
ration written by pupil of the pub r
C schools of Honolulu. h
Many people will doubtless remem- t
er 'FVasco, the Mad Musician who I
ppeared twice at the Orpheum
ouple of years ago. He has made a
reat hit in the East and gets $1100 a \
eek on the Keith circuit. t
The funeral of the late Miss Minna :.
. Asch will be held this afternoon =
rom the Catholic cathedral at 1870 p.
l. The pall-bearers will be B. Light Y
Dot, G. Clark, H. Beerman, H. Bailey, +
Canning, d. Fitzpatrick, E. May !,
cid and J. Romans. !,
The japanese celebrated yesterday as a
memorial day for the departed. At "
Takiki cemetery bamboo poles were Fl
'ected, bearing streamers during the +
ay and lighted lanterns at night. Ap- o
ropriate observances were held in W
lrious parts of the city. Ii
The new Board of Prison Inspectors -
n Oahu county consisting of Cen -
al Edward Davis, z. H. Wodehouse
Id Gilbert J. Waller made their
onthly inspection of oahu Prison on
riday They expressed themselves as II
ell pleased with the condition of I
ings there. "
Tt
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25
DIED.

KEAU-Tn Honolulu, Hawaii, August
"a, 1907, of injuries received by fall
ing from the second story of a build
ing on King street near the Palama
junction, Sam Keau, a Hawaiian.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25

Three lines in the classified adver-
tisements may bring you the very SER
want you need
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25

The right kind of aerated waters
come from the Consolidated Soda
Works Co, Ltd.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25
BORN.

GARCIA-In Wailuku, Maui, August
q, 1907. to Mr.. and Mrs. j. Garcia,
a daughter.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
TOPICS OF THE STREET

FOREIGN TRADING.-Fo Foreign houses sold % Geo
shares in the local market. Selling of Missouri
Kansas & Texas was for Amsterdam account In
London the general market was heavy and lower
consols selling at S55s The approach of the fort
nightly settlement and the weakness in the Amer
lean department of the market were factors that
served to restrict business in the general market
Money was in good demand, and the chances are
rates will be higher in the current week.
MARKET GOSSIP-Traders hearish on
Union Pacific. arguing that there will be great
uncertainty its position until the Interstate
Commerce Commissions report Is made public. c.
e. Miller, who prominent buyer of the stock
Friday. bought again yesterday. The professional
campaign at present seems to be to smash the
weakly held low priced issues in order TO cover
elsewhere This is an important change from the
attitude of selling everything indiscrimnately with
complete confidence that shorts would be easy to
cover. which prevailed earlier in the week JefRer-
NJ. Levy sold his speculative holdings of Cana
dian Pacific when the stock was in the neighbour
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

hood of 2CO, and he has not been Of the losers
in the current market II. Content sold 5000 Mis-
souri, Kansas & Texas. Cutting 6 Co. bought
more than $1,000 shares of Pennsylvania and A.
Hess sold $1,000 c. G. Gates & Co. sold 20OO steel
preferred. Al the close the market steadied I'm
spite of quick fluctuations in places. and upon the
whole did Indicate that the bear party had any
Of the best of the days campaign. Traders who
covered shorts to up over the end of the week
reported that there did not to be great deal
of stock in the market
MOVEMENTS OF COTTON.-"The Financial
Chronicle reports the total receipts of cotton for
the week ended March at iu,S2S bales. against
S92 bales in the preceding week. making the to-
tai receipts since September I. 1885, S36OSS bales
against $685. $50 bales for the same period OF 1sCO
showing an increase since September 1. 1896. of
2,O06,55S bales
ARGENTINE LOAN-The amount Of the new
ArgentiEe per cent loan. TO be put out shortly in
London, will be f7OO0Oo0 II is issued To redeem
treasury notes and other floating Indebtedness. and
will be offered at s71b IN london and Paris.
PIG IRON CERTIFICATES-Pis iron certih-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10

yates AT the New York Produce Exchange ~ w..
quiet and unchanged There were no sales. -. -
for standard foundry follow: Cash and March -
bid: April S22GS22 .; May, 81 6NGS22 June 80
asked; July, ST . asked; October. 81 asked
GENERAL. ELECTRIC,-The General Eiec..'
Company has declared she regular quarterly NV
dend OF per cent, payable on April Is. the s''1A
sold yesterday at 1914.
CONEY ISLAND & BROOKLYN CAFIlls
INCREASE.-A meeting OF the stockholders OF -.
Cone% Island & Brooklyn Railroad Company -
been called for March II to vote on an increase
the capital stock from S2O0O00 20 S,50eWo
NEW HAVEN DIVIDEND UNCHANGED,
rectOvs Of the New York. New Haven 8 hai 49,. ~.
Railroad have declared the regular quarterly a.
dend Of > per cent. payable on March ST.
AMERICAN PIPE DIVIDEND.-pirectors o. -
American Pipe Manufacturing Company have -
clared quarterly dividend OF per cent paS'.
April L
BANK CLEARINGS.-The total bank elea1''s,
OF the United States for the week ended Mae.
zone day estimated were Ss,4l3.2d2,222 against :"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
DiUidend Notices
FOODSTUFFS IN MEXICO.
Report on Supply of Breadstuffs, Meats and
Dairy Products.

In answer 10 inquiries from the United States
plies Consul James a. Le Roy. Of Durango. fur
While The mass OF the people Of Mexico subsist
primarily on tortas 9corncaHei and beans: II IS
$4,000 rl,e -Cri-v,1or sre ettiny bgi,sr
as a result Of The establishment of new industries.
wheaton bread. Indeed. the increased consumption
OF wheat IS one Of the signs Of the times in Mexico
an moderate circumstances. as II always has been
are also great consumers Of meat. u may be put
down a rule that, while Mexico is stu country
Mexicans who can afford 10 do so daily eat large
il cannot be expected that there viii be any mar
ket for fresh meats from the United States.
an parts Of Mexico. There is also duty of 70
cents. Mexican the net kilo about "a cents in
United States currency pound avordupois
rsfies there arc small butcher shops first started
20 cater the trade Of American residents. which
have facilities for keeping meat several DAYS on
See. The industry or refrgeraung beer, as II is
lnown IN the United states is practically unknown
IN Mexico IteiS II mas Dees sald mar r ono l lrin
no shipping of refrigerated beef into Mexico while
the taste OF nearly all the meat caters IS educated
no. 70 demand meat jrst killed
great market for canned meats in Mexico. Their
6fIcs nus Them wholly out of the reach Of the
,geeo 80 the ,co,,ie wen II ,ba- over consiiere3
their purchase Fresh meat is still luxury with
FAR more than beef or mutton, is the poor mans
the case in certain regions than In others Lard Is
n local product everywhere. on small or large
bartered IN the town markets II is used br an
CLASSES in everyday cooking end in the preparation
very large proportion OF their dishes. yet lard
IS imported from the Emitted States in considerable
quantity.
Mexico cannot be called butter consuming
country. bread is commonly eaten without but
ter Lard is its substitute 10 great extent. where
81 has a substitute Nevertheless the Of butter
A. Increasing among MeXicans themselves. and the
foreign population. especially the Americans con
Etifufe growing demand for butter that does not
be met 10y the starting ~ small dairy
farms near cities, mining camps etc More than
three-f0uTfhs % the butter imported comes from
the United States. Spain and Denmark supplying
nearly al the remainder II Is imported mainly IN
cans bat the importation OF fresh butter in rolls
from the dairfes IN the lower Mississippi Valley
region has been steadily increasing. Tho imports
- American cheese and milk show constant gains
but in the nature Of things the market for these
products cannot greatly increase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1907-03-10
Financial.
Financial.
KING GROW Their
60 Stock Advances From $40 10 Par 5 90, Share

the stock nsCrOwther Corporation adj
IN b For , n months an 9ye nG n2 Osn nre
The demand for the stock has been at all times within that period
As an of the truth of the statement submit
approximately of the daily reports Of my office taken here and there
from January February and March dates oo,ooo.
February 9TH February OOO
February 18th $oi0o March 18th 600 March 9th
safely say that the demand for the stock Of the Cor
oraon mp the last hour as began at the outset OF
quotations $40
without an attempt to total up the figures that over OF
lie subscription the investors Of New England and the nation
well the
been attained treating new record in the auctuaon Of unlisted
saoES "pH bn el o Jay aer Gay me cne
The stockholders of the KngCrowtle Corporation now number
nearly o and united almost their confidence i'm
these stockholders
in the ship for over four yearswho have retained their original
to both Their confden has not bc~ shaken because thew have felt
had not been the beginning misplaced There been
the abortive offers sell part
and auction houses has had perptbe effect the holders Of
these securities and resulted in negotiations transactions in
This been the advertised
to buy there were virtually no offers from stockholders to sell and
ably done without having the stock deliver have often
they not of stock
al the dpua and esrao methods that have been resorted
for the of publicly dscredtng the KngCrowthr Cor
b ndrng few shares OF the stock TO emerge from their hiding
places hungry gentry
their gains
situation n every and
that the of the King rowthe Corporation has advanced to
value Of share which basis it
ST.
And rejoicing grow reminiscenI
Travelled path
told the world of the reuvenaton of the
again of its presi
dency called to the helm by the practically unant
voice of the stockholders and directors
because desire
and its
realized be
brought and laid feet
the had made But reoice most Of ALL thrilled
oizarion 70 render the King rother Corporation greater ser
could win the goal for this
zion the only one 10 bear my name my
maiden in the field finance were given the one that Is nS
soluby linked with my Itcs work
Ana now today stand another peakone
still promise
To-day the KngCrouhe Corporation approximately 1000
ambulance hasers and barray shs
anne bucket shops and brokers offices or the
% the curb.
This my | fling of all who would defame
destroy corporation honestly incorporated honestly reorsanzed
advertised honestly financed 10 that point none
tary Independence realizing further capital for
development acquisition through the medium of public
subscriptions matter of Indifference
Censre public corporation pays public emil
asked immunity for the Kingrow
Corporation public discussion and legitimate and construc
criticism crcse public and corporations without fear
stint and expect the corporation 10 he ais
criticised with uuparngness equal To that which mete
other corporations
Nv only nssence helpful
shall he and responsible The King Crowther Corporation