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Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28

do per Dbl. 10 IDS. HtIsssss 80 TO
Wheat, No. 200 lbs.) $1.SS wheat d0o-lb
sacks), No. /, $1.90; corn goo ibs) 81; cracked
corn 600 lbs.) $685. feed meal 600 lbs.) 2.10;
rolled barley (1OO lbs) s1.55; oil cake meal doo
lbs.) $3.50 shorts Zoo lbs) sl.s0; bran, heavy
900 lbs.) S1.6S
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28
Morning Sales

Morning Sales
Black Butte Bonanza 1000 at &c.
Combination Fraction-20o at $1.76; 100 81. 50.
Florence L. and M.--5000 at &c.
Great Bend Ex.-2000 at Sc.
Jchnnie-20O0 at INC.
Jumbo Ex.-1OO at $50: 600 at &c.
Midtown Fraction-4000 at INC.
1riangle-200O at &c.
Afternoon Sales
Fracton-2OO at $780, 100 at s1.ss; 100 s1.s4.
Atlanta--500 at 25c
Booth-1000 at 34c.
Daisy-200 at S0c
Jumbo Ex.-2OO 5sc 100 69c; 300 6Oc.
Triangle-1000 at sac.
Crandma-3OO0 at Sc.
Blue Bell-10O0 at &c.
Johnnie-7000 at 1c.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28
Afternoon Sales
SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS

Exclusive dispatch to the Los Angeles Herald
by L. A. Criser & Co., members Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange. 305 San Fer
nando building, Los Angeles.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 27-Following were
closing quotations of the Bush street exchange:
COI.DFIEI.D DISTRICT
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28

Does 1t sometimes puzzle you TO know
what becomes Of your income? 1t will last
longer II you are an ad-reader.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28
DIVIDEND NOTICE
IN Beaumont Land Owners

Purchasers of land in the north half Of
section IL are hereby notified to call regard
ing crop dividend Of 4.61 sacks of oats
per acre. the result OF this years harvest.
Grain is now stored in warehouse subject TO
your order, and ruling price is 50 a sack,
which equals Ss.22 per acre. making this
dividend about 10 per cent on purchase price
of said land.
pooo,4 O. W..
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO July 27-The wheat market to-
day opened weak and developed weakness as
the session advanced. AT the outset the mar
ket was depressed by the continued favorable
weather in the northwest and by the weak
tone of European cables. Later a liberal In
crease In the movement Of new wheat in the
southwest and increase of LIP 900 bushels
in the American visible supply caused still
further weakness. Although shorts were buy
ers later IN the day owing to reports of a
brisk export business, that market closed
heavy and weak at almost the lowest point.
September opened bQAc to SsUhc lower at
9g54 99O55c. sold off to S94c and closed at $3.50.
Corn was affected by a decline at Liver
pool and by the hot forcing" weather. The
market was weak all day and selling was
general September closed at 75bc.
Oats were nervous and prices huctuated over
wide range. July advanced fiom 52Ac at
the opening to 54e Later the price dropped
back to 60Ac on a 2qoc break in cash prices
The close weak at Sic. September closed
at 423sQ43c
Provisions were weak and the market was
poorly supported. At the close September
FORK was of 271s930c; lard down 21aq5c
and ribs vera 6a743c lower.
Market Ranges
wheat-July. s9%c; September. $3.50;
December. old, 914sc new, 91%c
Corn-July, 76%o; September, 751sc; De-
cember, Gle; May, sos g60Ac.
Oats-JuIy, old. ale; new. sic; September.
AZ = q 4Sc; December. 42s q 43c.
Cash quotations were as tollows:
Flour. steady.
wheat-No. 3. s1.O2@114.
corn-No. ?, 1874 77ci No yellow, rs
@7Shc.
oats-No. 2 white. 5shc; No white 81
a Sec.
Rye-No. 2. 76c.
Barley-Fair to choice mailing, IS a sec
Flaxseed-No 1 northwestern. SIPS.
Short ribs-Sides (loose), ss.37ls q s.S7
Mess pork-Per Dbl. S15.25Q15.3O.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. s9.12h.
Sides-Short clear (boxedJ, ss.75 800
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28

SAN FRANCISCO. July 27.-wheat. steady:
Dec SIe21s; cash, $L5T1zd1. sziz. Barley.
strong; Dec 81. 1914 al 20; cash. S1-54G1 I'm.
Corn firm; large yellow, ti.s5QLs0
PORTLAND. July 27-CluD wheat, ssc; bl1s-
stem, ssc; valley, SEC; red, s4c-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28
FINANCIAL

LOS ANGELES. July 27.-Bank clearings
we're 81. 225 1874 o. against 81 1884, 765.5O for the
corresponding day last year. decrease of
sA69, 500 49, Following is a comparative state
ment:
1908 1907 1905
July 7s1 225 1874 o. ST. 694 1865 50 1.4S9, 42s77
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28
MINING QUOTATIONS
California

Yesterdays quotations of the Los Angeles
Nevada Mining Stock exchange were as fol-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28
Eighth bbls. zoe Dbl. higher.

Eighth bills zoe Dbl higher.
Bakers -four (made OF eastern hard wheat,
per bbl
Globe -four
Eastern graham o.oV
Bakers Al hour e'4V
Blended wheat fiours:
Bakers Magnolia flour ...................'.. 6.30
Bakers pastry -four .....'''...''''''..'.''' Ply
Eastern rye o.oO
Al -four is retaied at s1.65 per u sack and
ssc for n sack Globe Family 10 per Il
sack and 900 per " sack.
MEAL AND CEREAL GOODS (per 100 lbs.):
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28

Wabash lists .1OGA
West Nd As ...... 10
w & L q 4s...... 70
Wis Cent 4s... SO
NY NH 6s ctfs.. .126%
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28
New York Bonds

NEW AoRK. July 27.-Following were the
official closing quotations today:
II : rfdn d reg 1O3lL Ian 4lks ......,.... S9h
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28
FLOUR AND FEED PRICES
AT LOS ANGELES MILLS

The following quotations prevail at the Cap
~ MEALS, PER 100 LBS. IN SACKS:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28
New York Stocks

NEW YORK. July 27.-Foliowing were
the closing quotations today:
Los Angeles herald., 1908-07-28

Rolled wheat in bills, net VT, 125 lbs. bbl.s4
Rolled wheat in sacks, net W.T.. 80 lbs. SIX. Id
Buckwheat -four (bulk seamless SIX. 100 lbs) 40
Buckwheat -four, pure (bulk seamless
sacks) 100 lbs a.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Frank Gordon. alias William Chl and Herman
Miller. held in 81 bail for trial when ar
-aigned in Inc Harlem court yesterday charged by
Or. Abraham Korn with attempting to steal cloth
ing valued Z $50 from his home. No 1857 Madison
avenue. According the police. Gordon has served
n term in the Elmira Reformatory and has his
picture the Rogues' Gallery.
For making false statements before United states
Commissioner Thomas Alexander. Louis Wechsler
who recently flied a petition in bankruptcy. was
sentenced TO ten months Imprisonment by Judge
Holt in the Criminal Branch Of the United States
District Court yesterday
An appeal has been sent out to members and ex-
members Of the ah Battalion y G y Y
which Governor Hughes has permitted 70 resume
its regimental organization. assist in forming
the new Company A. Those who wisn to Join the
new company requested report at the
arrnory Park and 94th street tomorrow
p. m.
A dinner in memory OF the lI7th anniversary of
the birth Of Peter Cooper. the founder OF Cooper
Union will bs held Hotel Manhattan On
February y by the members Of the Cooper Union
alumni Fusachi Fuku the chief constructing
engineer of the Japanese navy and a member of
the alumni viii be present. More than one thou
sand other members OF the alumni will also attend
The eighteenth annual dinner Of the Con nfederate
Veteran Camp of New York will be held at the
Waldorf-Astoris . January % The dinner viii
be in memory Of Robert f. Lee. The list Of speak
ers includes Senator John " Daniel OF Virginia.
General Stewart L. Woodford and K T. Lee jr.
a grandson OF the Confederate general There will
be bsu in the Aston Gallery aflsr The dinner
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
OIL INQUIRY HERE ENDS.
uore Forgetfulness at Last DaY of
Hearing.

The government inquiry into the methods by
which the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey
has sought to obtain entire control OF the oil bust
ness. both domestic and foreign. was completed SO
far as this city is concerned with yesterdays hear
ing in the Custom House. During the coming week
the attorneys for both sides will busy themselves
with completing details cf the record before they
move on TO Washington. where the hearing will
be resumed January %.
The hearing yesterday distinguished by for
getfuness of business details on the part of a
Standard Oil Company witness. The witness yes
terday was G. c. Steinbrenner. auditor of the Ga
lena Signal Oil Company the Standards chief sub
sidiary in the lubricating oil business He
could not tell even from what sources the
company bought the raw material. Mr.. stenbren-
ner, who has been officer of the Galena company
for fourteen years. failed in his answers when
Frank B. Kellogg. the governments chief interro-
gator tried 10 discover whether the Standard sold
to the Galena company the petroleum product from
which lubricatinc oil was manufactured. He could
only suppose that the books of the company
showed the of the material
a point for the government was scored III the
examination OF jefferson Justus, assistant 70 the
controller Of the Pennsylvania Railroad MI Jus
tus showed letter from William Rockefeller TO
Thomas Scott. president Of the railroad when the
letter was written-October H. 1871 The eplste was
in confirmation Of contract with the Standaro
Oil Company. By the terms of which no other ship
per was to receive the 10 Per cent weekly commits
sion Maid TO the Standard unless the other shipper
consgnments equalled in volume those OF the
Standard.
NJ Iustus frankly admitted that no other COM
pany shipped much oil over the Pennsylvania as
did the Standard which aids TO prove the govern
ment's allegation that the Pennsylvania Railroad
has been instrumental in handing over the mo
nopoiy of the oil business the Standard
Moritz Rosenthal of Chicago who is associated
with John G. Milburn in the defence Of the Stand
ard Oil Company. and who with John s. Miller
defended the Standard Oil Company OF Indiana in
the suit before Judge lands which ended with the
imposition of fine of s2e e2400eo for rebating said
after the hearing yesterday that he did believe
the government would bring another suit against
the Indiana company until the corporations peti-
the certihcation Of certain disputed ques-
tions in the nrst suit was decided
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
AMALGAMATED CUTS DIVIDEND.
Drops from an Eight to Two Per Cert
Stock IN One Year

The directors of the Anagamated Copper Com
pany declared yesterday afternoon & quarterly
dividend Of Cue-half of per which is at the
rate OF > per a year. This compares with a
declaration or I per cent three months ago , per
cent six months and a 1i2 per cent reg
ular ard a z Fer cent extra year ago. In loss
than a year Amagamated has, therefore. dropned
from a pes cent 10 per cent stock. The re-
1uction was generally expected
The stock broke q point on the announcement
Of the cut in the dividend. later rallied wit h
he rest OF the market It closed 51's. loss for
he day of * points
solidated Copper and Silver Mining Company de-
clared yesterday the regular quarterly dividend of
& a share and an extra dividend of 81 share
This a reduction Of g share in the extra divi-
dend as compared with the disbursement three
months ago Pro- TO the last quarter the extra
dividend had been SO share.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
AFTER MUSEUM EXHIBITS
Burglar 7cith Hatchet FeHs Watck-
man an Central Park Hest.

James Kenny the watchnan in the Museum
Of Natural History, in Central Park West. was
feed with a blow from hatchet and shot
through the left hand by a burglar who tried to
enter the museum last night Kenny managed
10 crawl a window and blow his police whistle
after he had been unconscious for several min
utes. Patroman Bennett, of the West 6Sth street
station, called an ambulance from Roosevelt
Hospital, and the reserves under Captain Farrell
made a thorough search OF the building, but
could find no one.
Kenny told the police that man about twen-
ty-ive years old and Of rough appearance feIled
him with the fat side of a hatchet as he was
about enter the room where exhibits of pre-
ciOus ores and metals kept. The police
found a window open in the basement of the
building. SO far known none of the exhibits
is missing. but this will not be ascertained
definitely until the exhibits have been checked
by the curator policeman was left on guard
al the museum and Kenny was taken to the
hospital. where ne is in q serious condition from
his wounds.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
INSPECTOR SHOOTS At EDITOR.

New Orleans Jan. 16.-Edward s. Whitaker. in
spector of police, entered the office of The Morn
ing World" here tonight and fred two shots at
Joseph NJ I.eveque, the editor. Neither shot took
effect.
The shooting followed several attacks upon Whit
sker in The World" The head Of the New Orleans
Police Department criticised for attending the
races daily while drawing a salary Of 5000 year
from the people and referred to q black
guard a bully
Whitaker. accompanied by several detectives, en-
tered the editorial rooms Of The World' shortly
after o'clock, and the Inspector started for L"-
vogue who was talking young woman reporter.
Blows were exchanged, and the shots followed.
According 10 witnesses. one Of several reporters
who rushed TO the editors struck the inspectors
arm and caused the shots TO go wild.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
NEW CONSOLIDATED GAS NOTE ISSUE
Big Block of One-Year Per Cent Collateral
Trust Securities Sold

An issue of s5oo0.O0 Consolidated Gas Company
one-year 8 per cent collateral trust notes was an
nounCed yesterday. y. ". Harris & Co. has bought
S5ee the notes, and il is understood that the
firm has an option the rest The notes are
being offered go and interest and dated Feb
ruary /. 1895
The company has tied Up in litigation 100000.
which it says is owing tn it from the city and
that it has about s.19090 tied up pending
a decision from the United States Supreme Court
il the S0-cent gas 1t l. thought possible that
4 portion of money received by the sale of the
notes will be used N taking up $1.5S7,Ga0 Of ) per
cen debentures which will mature May next.
On August 10 1895 s. 900 One-year notes, similar
IN character 70 the present issue, fall due on
July / 1909, $20,9006o0 per cent debentures Will
I've TO DC taken of.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
VIEW PR0V[DENT HEAD.
pUIL4DELPHI4N WINS.
Directors Elect John {. Grady Prcsi-
dent After Harm Debate.

=. -be annual meeting Of the directors and stock
.o1ss-s Of the Provident Savings Life Assurance
eorsetv yesterday. John G Grady of Philadelphia
rss elected president of the company TO succeed
,-s.-xe G Elliott who resigned several weeks ago.
= is understood THAI the election OF Mr Grady
as ACCOMPLISHED only after the hottest kind OF
,s-hal combat. The Philadelphia syndicate. headed
~ John ) Coyie. which attempted TO purchase
co71-os Of the Provident company from E R and
= Thomas succeeded in making eight out Of
The fifteen directors Philadelphians- These eight
members elected NJ. Grady. the other cast
4-g their votes either for Timothy l. Woodruff
former president OF the society. or for Henry Moir
irx present actuary.
In the debate preceding the election. it is said.
accusation was answered by accusation. the Phila-
6elphisns sparing their references TO the
Thorases The resignation Of President Elliott was
accepted by overwhelming ma ajority. Il is under
stood and when Mr. Coyle moved that new presi-
cent be nominated the motion carried almost
urar rno,sly-
After the nominations Of John & Grady Henry
Mo- and Timothy L. Woodruff in. it was
moved that the majority vote OF the directors be
sufficient to elect candidate This motion was
carried, eight voting for il and seven against il
Promptly then one Of the members OF the syndi-
cate moved the election OF John g Grady. OF Phila
Selphia as president. The motion was Immediately
seconded by another member Of the syndicate. and
Nr. Grady duly elected Before this vote Mr.
NcSorley. OF Philadelphia. elected director in
rhe place OF = member of the syndicate whose teTm
had expired
The control o. the Philadelphsns according TO
New Workers, VIII he shorrIived- As previously re-
ported in The Tribune the terms e three Of their
directors viii expire in April and II Is believed mat
New York men viii he elected in the vacant places
and that the latter with out OF the fifteen oi-
rectors VIII elect either Nj Woodruff or Mr.. NOR
president. 10 succeed MI Grady
Counsel for the Philadelphia syndicate IN the
meantime VIII be active in their endeavoT to force
70 trial their suir against the Thomases for con-
rroI OF the society and 70 get favorable decision
before the april meeting
L was said Yesterday that the special grand jury
would resume its investigation Of the Provident
Life on Monday. 50 far only few witnesses have
been subucenaed. but among this number are Tim
cthy / Woodruff and other officials Of the com
pa1v Nj Woodruff has said that he thought the
examination by the grand jury related entirely 10
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17

You vii! that the Indebtedness OF each Of
these cities exceeds 10 per the assessed
value Of its property. The financial condition of
all of these cities, however. is beyond question
The large Indebtedness applying to each Of the
cities is due 10 the necessity of incurring Oblga
tions not only of a funded character but Of tenn
porary nature, such that of contract liability
and notes to carry over arrearages of taxes and
assessments
the other hand. your bill proposes that the
first mortgage bonds of railroads described
above may be received by the United States Treas
against circulation. As illustration let
call to your attention the Indebtedness of the
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad. one
of the most conservative companies, financially. in
the country. The balance sheet December 81
1865, shows total assets of $449, ,6S1 039 Under La
bilities there appears the item: Bonded debt. $3o
IA Si5 which sS5GO0000 refunding gold 3Ias July
l. 1907 "a first lien upon the main line and
branches" etc These first lien bonds ap-
proXimately IS cent Of the total assets of the
company or per cent in excess of the 10 per cent
of the valuation Eequred by your proposed bill in
connection with municipal securities. The total
net Indebtedness is much greater
The Justice of amendment in this regard
seems obvious that l do not think il
necessary go into further details. IT. however
there is further information desired, l will be glad
to supply you with additional statistics
AS the subject is Of great Importance mu-
nicpaI taxpayers and bondholders. I making
this open letter.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
EXCHANGE FIRM ASSIGNS.
Whtney & Kitchen SAID to Haze
Been UhiBsa5ced an Market.

TIE Nez York Stock Exchange firm Of " hitrey
& kitchen. of No. I Nassau street, made an as
sr--re-t Yesterday for the benefit Of its creditors
70 Rava-d [. Peck OF No. Is Liberty street The
%-u was composed Of Ciirard y. Whitney and
James Y. Geraghty, tbs fcrrn-r being the board
rreuine--
Clarence =. Fay. Of Burke q Fay. OF No ~
Pine street. attorneys for the assignee. said: 1t
Is simply z temporary embarrassment. caused by
the INABILITY Of the firm 10 collect outstanding &C
counts The assets are large and Of such char
creditors in fun art resume business in short
tine NJ Fay said that the hac3l.:ties would rot
exceed S5.a9a0-
Contrary 70 the custom II such cases. the As
sienmen- was made without notice 10 the Stock
Exchange authorities and il was nearly half an
hour after the notice of the assignment appeared
O. the news ticke-s before the announcement was
made from the rostr1m Of the exchange
The failure vas not regarded in the Street i'm
portanc and had little effect on the market. Il
vas reported that the firm had been wllipsawed
II The market having been the bull side in the
-aceut dec.ne and The bear side in the subsequent
rise
The f-m vas organized on February Is. 1913. At
-hs- tine II consisted q Girard Y Whitney cyrus
2 Kitchen and William X Kitchen. Sd About
rez- and half ago she last named retired and
James y Gerarncy became member OF the firm
Ea-lv last wear cyrus 2. Kitchen retired. Mr..
T-f.-rev has been memrer of tire exchange since
H0remher . $50.
Tl- f-n1 Is said u have had q number OF rromi-
uert T-,1uany men among its clients. When the
Erneat vas made Yesterday John g. Sexton.
W. vsS a Tamrsnv member Of the bipartisan
P0lce Board IL the early part Of the Van Wyck
administrator. was at the Office OF the firm.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
COMPETENT TO MANAGE PROPERTY

IBy Telegraph to The Tribnne.I
Middletown y. y. Jan. l6.-Ip an opinion handed
down to-day Justice Isaac y. Mills Of the Supreme
Court. declares that Charles Bell Barker. the
wealthy New York yachtsman is a person and
competent to manage his property Mrs. Eva NJ
Barker made application last October to Aave "a
committee appointed for her husbands
property The case first argued October s.
before Justice Mccall. II NV York. who dismissed
1t. Another motion made before Justice keosh.
in Westchester County, who sent it 10 Orange.
where it argued before Justice Mills De
cembar 4.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
TWO HELD FOR HUNCHAKIsT MURDER
Witnesses Against Hampartzoomian Arrested
as Accomplces in Crime.

Charged With attempted murder in the first de-
gree for having. alleged in the warrant. acted
in concert with Bedros Hampartzoomian who
killed / Tavshanjian. the Armenian rug manu-
facturer. in Union Square July % last Yeigl
CoozUgiar. restaurant keeper of No. l37 East
eth street. and Kisag Gellalia grocer of No 562
Tenth avenue. both Arnenians arrested n
the House or Detention yesterday afternoon on a
bench warrant issued hy Judge O'Suivan. The
men were locked up in Police Headquarters.
The TWO men had been in the House 0f Detention
since July witnesses against Hampartzoomian.
who s now awaiting execution Of his sentence OF
death for his crime.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
NEW TRAIN SERVICE TO THE SOUTH.

Announcement has been made --y the Southern
hsA1at tola1ans thai the new train service by
tre SoutEeIu Limited between New York and Flor
IA ana augusta. &C. viii begin on Sunday
Trans vii leave Nea York daily go q. and
oE Sundays - - a. nl. having dining end draw-
M roglI cars Augusta ard 10 Jacksonville. Fla
A-gusra ~. be- reached carly the next day and
tI-zscufIla Eu s's- afternoon
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
sEAgcARD NATIONALS BIRTHDAY.

ne seshoa-5 National Bank viii celebrate to-day
- rVeHty-5fth aHniyersary. its original capital
W. s5asa and until 1905 gas this increased
= 3 ga A. The of7-lsI statement Of December ,
ssf SHOWS an earned surplus Sl-533 o93 and cash
DIVIDENDS - S-f,t-t1 pai5 out This, together with
re stock dividend - 80. CO. the total
trgz f1- the stockholders Szss3eSs The deposits in
Deeerrue- g-err s.-.IIs -
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
WELL KNOWN HOTEL REoPENs.

Tie Albemarla Hotel Madison Square Wes:,
Is again open ro The public. For the greater
pa Cf -as- year tlle AIbema-e was closed during
Vri-a time III was thoroughly reunodeIled and newly
furnished II reopens under the mana cement Of
Alexander Macdonald who fer many years
associated with the former proprietor. O. 3. Libbey,
beth a. The Albeuarle and the old BTevOort-
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
ENTIRE ISSUE OF CENTRAL NOTES SOLD

- p Morgan & Co. =nno2nced yesterday that
+reF had sold the entire issue of 100000
q New York Central per cent equipment trust
oef-lScates The rapidi-y sith which investors
have purchased these notes shows decided broad
erlng or the investment market.
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
BOWLING SUPPLIES.
OFFICE FIXTURES
PUBLIC NOTICES

NOTICE TO
CANDIDATES FOR ENTRANCE To The
NORMAL COLLEGE-
Candidates for entrance To the NOtAAI-
COLLEGE COLLEGE DEPARTMENT..
M KINDERGARTEN TRAINING CLASS
on to ADVANCED STANDING IN THE
HIGH SCHOOL are requested 10 meet
pRoF Carl. r. KAISER. chairman of
the COMMITTEE. on Entrance. at the College
bundiar tGith ST and Park Ave-. o. Fri
sis.-. January II At zoo p. m, and on sat
urday February list. afts- > clock IN the
1T,frnfnl At which times candidates will
register ard pres nt fh~ir diplomas or other
Official school credentials
JOSEPH a. GILLET
AnfllLe IlnSIl.rlr
New-York tribune., 1908-01-17
LAST OF BARBER NOTES PAID.

lhe lr--d BOX Board ana Paper Company hai
Pad "T lie last or Is, ss59,.)e Of notes held by
har1e-. gwen Co. tie company purchased nj
21latags u tlse American S1Tawboaro COMPANY