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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-11

hope that a distillation plant be in- stalled with every mill In the Asso- cfation. M
 discussions. The result of the ballot ing was as follows:
 Fresident--F. 2. Hughes of Birming- ham. Birmingham, Montgomery; J. T. Buriingame. Of Yel- low Pine. Ala: W. B. Burton. of Mont nomery; B. J Austin, of Coffee Springs. and H. H. She'll of Birminghtm.
 The following were present at yes terdays' meetings: J. A. Williams. of comb: Albert Powell. of Manchester; L. Y Rollins. of Montgomery; R. O.. Watkins, of Watkins: B. J. Austin. of Coffee Springs: W. B: Carleton. of East Tallsssee; w. s. Hollister, Of leans. Representing The Lumber Trade Journa); John J. Earle, of Paxton Fla Brooks Flowers. of Montgomery J. H. Eddy. of Birmingham; M. B. Burton. of Montgomery; S.. p. Dantzler, of Autaugaviile; Ed. o. Wild, of Naw orleans. Representing The American Lumberman); James A. Kir- by. of New Orleans. Representing The Southern Lumberman: F. St c. Ten niIie, of Montgomery; J E. Bush. of Birmingham: c. H. Bartlett. or Monl- gomery: R. A. Dabney, of Rushton: F. E Flowers, of Jakin and Blakeiy. Ga. |. D. Henderson, of Sanford; W. s. Wilson, of Atlanta; E.. E. Cain, of Prentice; A. c. Wood, of Montgomery Fl. H. Shell, of Birmingham; J. " Bogss, of Fiatwood, Ala.' and o. A The meeting adjourned at 6:4s o'clock. after deciding to meet mex; year in Birmingham.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-11
Heavy Loss By Fire im Barbour
 County.

Heavy Loss By F1FG Am nakDOuT
 County.
 Eufauia, March -tspecial)--A large barn belongin gto Robert A. Mc- Tyer on his plantation. seven miles south of the city. was completely oe- stroyed by fire at late hour last
 The building contained 500 or 800 bushels of corn and quantity of hay and fodder. with eight or ten tons of fertilizer. all of which went up In
 m eorsgin of the fire Is unknown, neither could 1t be learned whether it was covered by insurance.
 The loss falls heavily, as Mr. McTyer only recently purchased the property from his brother, John R. McTyer, and had made extensive improvements In
 Mr. McTyer was in DeFuniak. Fla, and was wired to come at once.
 Measles Is still prevailing among the children of the city, and their sch ool duties are being seriously interfered
 Citizens in the neighborhood of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Sch euer's home, on Eufauia Street enjoyed q charming musical last night, in which Mrs. Scheuer and a number of her friends contributed rleasinR plano selections.
 Dr. M. B. Wharton's condition is rap idly improvinR.. and he will soon De able to resume his duties.
 Work on the First Baptist Church Is progressing rapidly. and it is hoped to have the building completed some time during the spring or early sum mer. The frame work for the roof Is now about ready and the brick work will soon be completed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-11

Later on in the meeting report was called for of the Committee on Weights and Weighing of Lumber which had been appointed at the February meet. ing or rather continued, to make final report at the annuel meeting on what report at the annual meeting on what terday W. s. HolIister. of Montgom
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-11
Alabama and West Flor ida Lumbermen Met. PAST YEAR HAS BEEN
 BAD FOR THE BUSINESS Causes of the Big Slump Are Dis
 cussed. F. '. Hughes of Birminsham Is Elected President of the Association --Members See Dawn of
 Brighter Day.

Determination to stick closer togeth- CT In the bonds of the organization was the dominant note characterizing the annual meeting of the Alabama W est Florida Lumber Manufacturers Asso- citation yesterday afternoon and the banquet of the Association last night in the Exchange Hotel.
 In spite of the unsettled condition of the lumber trade that has prevailed for the past three months, and is now prevalent, if was not all a pessimistic spirit which ran through the discus sions by the leaders of this body of manufacturers. Nearly every member who undertook to review the trade and forecast the conditions to meet in the future agreed that unless things i'm. proved greatly the mills would have to shut down. This is true with reference to the yellow pine products. The yell low pine material was about the only lumber discussed yesterday.
 There were upwards of thirty mem bers present at this meeting. They came from scattered parts of Alabama and Western Florida and the exchange of their views on the subject of the future lumber trade comprehended a general barometer of conditions al present. All seemed to agree that the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-11
Hon. A. A. NiIer. M. Q.

Ifhdes tniOH.
 Colonel wiIey's record in the national capital Is such that he should always be sent here while in public life. He has always protected the interests of his con- fot the bettermsnt Of his state and the country. Hts opinion is held in the highest regard by. other members of the House and his advice is eagerly sought on important matters. His views of the immigration bill Is a broad minded one. as explained to our representative; and we can heartily recom- mend him to the hosts of working men and labor papers of his state as a man who has the interests of his fellow citizens rich or poor. apper- most in his mind, when voicing his well thougl tout sentiments in the House where he Is immensely popular. and Is accorded e good hearing whenever making one of his forceful speeches.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-11
Free to Montgomery RHEUMATIC
 SUFFERERS

Every Rheumatic sufferer In Mont gomery is invited to call at E. c. Fow- ler's Dexter Avenue and get free trial treatment of Rhaloids. the new Rheumatic treatment.
 T.is distribution will last ten days only and Mir. Fowler has arranged with the laboratory at Washington to sup ply sufficient number of trial treat ments so that every one will have an opportunity to test this remarkable remedy for Rheumatism, Neuralgia, such diseases arising from excessive Uric Acid.
 There Is no cause for hesitation as this trial tratment fs absolutely free and may be the means of doing you great benefit. Mr. Edward Wiese, Omega. Okla. writes the trial treat ment of Rhaioids did me more good than all the other remedies tried" sufferer and at least give this treat ment [ trial.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-11
BIG MORTGAGE TO BE
 FILED, FEE OF $4,5OO
The F3srmlnxfam and Gulf Executes Big Mortgage to Carnegie
 Trust Company.

The State Board of Compromise yes- terday agreed to the flling of a mort gage for $i0.00o,000 with payment of n1ortgage was given by the Birming- ham and Cuff Hallway Company to the Carnegie Trust Company of New York. As only s3,000.000 will be used In Ala banla record fees to that amount were Considered ample. The record will pc made in Tnscaioosa County. the fee be- ing sz,600.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-11
DRAUCHON'S
Practical Business C0lleWes

For booklet, 'swhy Learn TeiegraphyT' eall or address Jno. E. Draughon, Pres. at
 MONTGOMERY. Dexter Ave. Opp the F. 0.
 BUSINESS men say DRAUGHoN's is THe BEsT.S THREE months' Bookkeeping by DRAUGH0N'S copyrighted methods equals SIX elsewhere. 76% of the U. 6. COURT RE. P0RTERS write the Shorthand Draughon teachess Write for prices on lessons In Short. hand, Bookkeeping, Penmanship, etc., BY MAtl oxkAY COLLEGE. 30 Colleges in f7 States. POSITIONS secured or MONEY BACK. Enter any time; no vacation. Catalogue FREE.s
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Brain and
 Body Builder NJ. Jobu Adams, 9s yesrs sld. sl Gardner. Me-. snieys hssIth snd vinor af hash Brain and nodv.

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 Gardner. Me-. snisys hssIth snd
 viuor of beth Brain snd Bedy.
 T write to say that Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey helped me very much in a severe bowel complaint. from which l suffered for more than . year. and to express my deep thanks for the relief l feel. l enclose $2.00 for two more bottles. 1 am 90 srate- fuI for the strength of mind and body your remedy has given me that ] am inducing all my elderly friends to try it if they wish to enjoy good appe- tite. good sleep and good health. You may use this communication for the benefit of the public if you wish. l am almost o4 years of age. With the warmest of wishes for the success of Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey. am. John Adams" :"
 Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey s sa absolutely pure distillation of malted grain. great care being used to have every kernel thoroughly matted. thus destroying the germ and producing predigested liquid food in the form of a malt essence. which is the most effective tonic stimulant and invigor- ator known to science: softened by warmth and moisture. its palaiabiliiy and freedom from injurious substances render it so that it can be retained by the most sensitive stomach.
 Sold by druggist, grocen and deal CTS, or direct. $i.00 per bottle. Write Dr. Curra-. Consulting physi- clan. for free illustrated medical book let containing few of the many csn- vincing testimonials received ffom grateful men and women who have been cured. and free advice. Duay Malt Whiskey Go. Rochester. N. Y.
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a4ri PHONE TAT. For Fresh Spanish MaeHxerel, Bream, Perch amd shad. YELVERTON's PALACE MARKET.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-03-11
BIC BARN BUTNs.

{ Acts Crescent Theatre this week Don't faif te see fhese performances.
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NEW 1 AM

passed by Congress forbidding railroad operators working more than nine hours a
 day, has created demand for about sO.OO0 more telegraph operators than can now be secured. Railroad companies have cut rafl. road yViras into TeIeRraphY nanarfnaenfa of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01

lie eats heartily. Sweet corn IL
his piece de resistance. he even rel,
lshiag IL NJ breakfast fle "a rexa.
lar in hts meals. lie nRa,icRtes hia
food wcii. MIA 10 a favorite drink.
] did not nee him smoke Oingar
alc at night IL BIS dissipation.
Day In and day out. sunday en-
cepted. DFyan continues this pace
Great questions. such ~ the Has
keii controversy. are manipulated
by him largely % hia own militia
live. He thoaght Of writing tho
famous open Telegram 10 R0oso.
welt Next morning II vas done.
In everything be thinks aaickly
and artn with conservative de-
liberation.
Thorough osnslsman.
Ills principles arc high ia his
every day life. Tie tries 20 ease
the hard work u tho reporters by
tciiink thsm la advance ~ his
movemsnfn He thmnks the car
chef for a good meal fis carries
his uun aatchei fis never en-.
harnesses an engineer OF conductor
hy being safs for the tratn He
gays hia own travelling expenses.
a. do the reporters lie writes 60
Mrs Bryan daily. and has time 70
discuss hor affairs. To tha ~.
poftsra who have heea living ~
Ilucoln. 10 said az lunch Mra
Bryan writes that she has picked
large qaauiltY of those small
pnlona. That IL q hard JOB. too
lie II always considerable and
kind One nixtt AZ . reception.
Bryan heard that one Of the 70
poftefs was "a lie took a car.
rsnEe - the station and saw that
the newspaper man Nas having
proper care
When the days work 10 done.
he and hIa little "cabinat~ come
tpKetheF n the car and taik h all
over. between sandwiches But I
have seen him - weary AZ nigh,
that bis eyes closed before he
could prepare fur bed
Mr. Bryan's euthusiAama are
based on careful reasoning. The
reports he received during the
week ! wns wigh him encouraged
him. believe that he believes
his eleetioa II probabis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01

= dozen short speeches from the
car, and at noon ho will reach 4
iarKe town and be- escorted 10 4
school house yard OF court house
square for an h0ar'a speech. Pull
ms and hauling crowds surge about
him. ! wonder that he does not
become deaf from bands and cheer.
Ing multitndca. lie will shake haada
With q possible 1000 people IN q
day. He will stop 20 speak 10 an
old or infirm man who la unequal
10 the task d reaching the cAndl.
date. OF a woman or child
u am very glad 70 NEST ron
madam. no will say % the wife of
some stranger who insists that Mrs.
STRANGER shaii meet IirYan. In a
very Nebrssks way he viii interest
ln9iy talk " farming with farmers.
In very fathsrIlke way hn viii
take the hand Of the hoy or Girl
Who may prwsa forward 70 rr~et
him. Ia a very Chicago way 10 viii
talk with a manufacturer. in . vury
New York way be wlli hustle ana
catch his train.
Works Two ~ Once.
Mr. iifyan sometimes dictates 10
two atenoErnpheFa simultaneously
another feat lie an speak IN the
Averages day. Rose estimates. from
81. 900 70 100. 600 words n tbs
Mas, from 5000 10 1905. GOO people
heard his voices daily. ard he may
have also covered i.09g railroad
milsa- Ons day he mAaa a total ~
~ speeches And Hoae. one % the
fastest Shorthand operators In the
vprld. who has been with HIRAM In
three campaigns. takea. them all
hryan'a physician ordered him 20
make only one bong speech pr day
5oms days he delivers four oF five
His voice frequently gets husky a.
nlght. but IN fresh each morning
ho consumes a giasa OF water ever
- minutes while speaking when
ufss heean running for president.
no Wis n8y. aud drink 4 Klans o.
water while the cfowd ie laughing
In eliuching an argument be aiaps
hia hands. right ON left. bard very
hard and hls palms are alwaya red
az night In hot weather he will
change = dozen silt0d collars Ia 4
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
THEATRES MENACE TO
(: . HEALTH, is ALLEGED

beatoa drop curtains and sprinkllng
ayntema.
Several complaints have been ~.
cd With the health commissioner
eriticisiug the alleged lack Of yentil-
alton Ia a number OF theatre build.
lngs, including one OF the first.
class show houses
Criticisms have also been made
OF the alleged dangerous way IN
which many 81 the ton and twenty.
cent show houses. or vaudeville
theatres. permit the people 20 stand
In the rear while waiting for seats
during the hourly performances, In
case OF fire II rs declared that this
would 80 longest the theatres that
they would prove yeritabie fire
traps
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01

The Seattle Speedway club viii
giye racing matinee NJ tho
grounds OF the Western Washington
Fair association next Saturday.
Many classy horses. owned BY 10
cal amateur drivers. have been en-
tered and close fights for tho prizes
offered the winners will bo made.
The races viii be pulled of more
systematically AZ the meeting Sat.
urday than heretofore. Programs
will be distributed free 70 avoid
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
WILBUR WRIGHT GETS
CLUB PRIZE MONEY

PARIS. Oct 1.-The Aero club
today sont 70 Wilbur Wright. the
Ohio aviator. a check Tor 81 .009 as
a prize for having made the long
est flight ever accomplished over
the course prescribed hy the club
The filKht on which the award Is
based was officially recorded 20
have continued for hour. 7 min
utes aud liz seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
sv nARlss 9. paw.
fs,ar spsslal servlee.l

s,,,'ssan M Oct. WIN.
~. Sl,sn ryan's conduct Of the
s... s,.sr campaign nov fasias,
ssnslaered even pAysaoioNlealss' =
coa sss sen,,raorilnary almost be-
yes ss,a a esy,us travelled with aim N
a. srsrlal car for a week. e.lhs .
s,ssr ssrAt q him from hFvahsAss
rasn bedtime daily. ! come 20 sa', !
wn he experience With eenuha ~
~ and feeling that ! nA'e
-, nsaa enact the inigossss'e
So srsvSeas campaigns have
-, daxs With Bryan. and have
.,srveled at his endurance and the
~-nrwv that seamed never q lapse.
80 nau ia activity amounts al.
49,, "a violence. speaking physio.
ss~ir.Iix Of course. Can he con.
time i with SAFETY 70 healthf Tie
s1rnas sAy he will wonder.
shrlsklns Maeissrow.
rer aaether month the candidate
mast stand firm and poesesaod Ia
~ channel az the shricklnK mael.
s,ron progressive Responsibilities
ss,,,nx sor Increased strength.
"a Mr. sryan 10 the democratic
<.rsSon. Az that IL Is he -. and
u ,knl h Is Il Il. II he wins II
II hare been his fight from Den
~ a Washington. and By reason
i tAx Il will BE- a greater per.
- trlusmph than has ever been
- ~ N asplrsnt to the prcst.
trs,si office.
rbne along for a week and sce
81 yoaraelfs We shall discuss
rsreb shat I saw. five weeks be-
- election. Il Is 5 a. IA and the
sdsste car. attached to a regular
srrnss. Il scnddlng through New
M state. Mr.. Bryan comes 10
zpakfass. seated with Robt. Rose.
Il secretary. Gov. Jennings Of
ykrsda. his cousin. and personal aid
- slx newspaper reporters. II
g last nsidnight when be came
s>sra the ear. after a day Of typi.
q hardship hut he appears fresh.
ID safety razor has niewn the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
WELSH SIGNS UP

LOS ANGELES. Oct ! Flight
fans are interested today ia the an.
uouncemen, that Freddie Welsh.
tho lightweight champion Of Eng
land. and KID Treudall. the fast
Missouri boy. have signed 10 box
10 rounds at Mccarcy'a pavilion.
October Q.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
WOULD DEVELOP
COLLEGE SPIRIT

The students 81 the University
% Washington yesterday hald q
mass meeting In the gymnasium for
the purpose " creating a tistie On.
thuslasm and college spirit The
atudents who are heading the prss
ent student enterprises spoke Ia b
half ~ their departments and ap.
penied Tor support
Tho lack Of varsity spirit was
generally duplorrd and a movement
act on foot 60 better thls and got
some real enthusiasm tnstllled into
every coilegian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
UNDERTAKEN ENDS
LIFE AMONG DEAD

san JOSE. Cal. Oct. THAT be
saa mentally derang~d "a the TO
sgiit 81 an Injury sustained In an
automobile areldent some months
ago. IL the only cause which can be-
given here today Tor the aelfde.
strnetion Of Orville H. Saunders. a
prominent undertaken of this city.
saunders had been discussing base.
ball with a friend In bis place ~
business when he excused himself
and sent a. a rear room Of the 90.
tabliahment. whsro there we're SOW.
erai dead bodies Almost imme.
diately a groan vas heard and
Saunders was found DYING from the
effects a. cyanide poison
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
NEW ORIENTAL TARIFF

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct Tho
new tariff on goods from the Orlenl
for through shipment 10 New Yorld
which viii SO into effect the first
Of next month. IL being figured out
today. following the arrival yester
day % a schedule printed by the
~tcratate Commerce Commiaaion,
debating the rate that the trans.
continental railroads shall receive
as their share Of the haul
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
BELIEVE JAPS
ARE SPYING
10y unissd Pr.s..l

CAMP ATAsCADERo. Cal. Oct.
1.-The preaence OF several Iapa.
nene here watching tho maneafern
OF the troops has led 20 the rumor
that they are spies looking for In.
formation as 20 American military
activity but the story was denied
al headquarters today.
Tho Japanese have been here for
several dAya watching the arrival
Of the troops and IN. working OF the
artillery. Some soldiers declare
that they have noticed note books
In the hands OF the Japanese but
this has not been verified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01

face. Hla blue eyes are bright lie
i ready Cor his eanteloupe
The Day Begins
Good morning. gentlemen. Are
We all here and we'll this morulngf
Is your hand less painful today Mr..
Neviusg addressing the United
Press representative. who had suf,
fcrcd an iniaryl. What have the
morning papnrsf~
And SO the day begins.
We come TO a small town and 100
people are az the station. cheering.
Mr. bryan drops his napkin aud
haatena tu the rear platform. The
reporters know that the zoo or 500
words that the candidate will speak
20 that crowd may. as frequently
happens. be the text OF the adj.
dresses for this DAY II may be an
idea that came while Mr.. bryan was
shaving II may be ia hts mental
schedule. hut never does he make
the same speech twice, AZ Rooae.
welt. Parker. Cleveland aud. In fact.
most candidates have done. Bryan
often uses identical phrases In dis
cnsainm the issues. but In every
speech. from the ftvomlnute talk to
The two and onehalfhour Grafton,
there are new ideas. new stories
and fresh words to express his
meaning.
Addresses Crowd.
Now he returns 20 finish eating
his fruit. but before the cereal has
been consumed he stops 20 address
another crowd. and though the
chops are growing cold he remains
upon the platform to shake hands
with those Who wiah 20 meet him
and wave a farewell
Early Ia the moFning the local
committeeman from the larger city
ahead. board the car and pump
handle the candidate right and left,
They toll him their sorrows. Joys
ard hopes and plans The candi-
date for q state or municipal Job
may aidie Up and try 20 whisper hia
troubles into Mr.. Bryan's ear. One
rcd -nosed gentleman was heard 10
say.
I'm out Cor sheriff. colonel. aud
II yoa1l uentton my name a couple
% times In your speech tonight
youii elect me-
Local faction leaders sometimes
carry their auarrnin into Tire ear
and would flGht for a position on
the platform or % introdace the
next president n strong armed I
Mr.. Rose were not present TO com
pei order. The candidate secs
much u the detestable Characters.
tics Of the selfish and ignorant 1T
tie office hunter as he aiao meets
many sincere and pleasant people /
lie ignores the UNPLEASANT and &C
cspta the agreeable. never com.
planning and ever appreciative Of
courtsaiee shown him.
Dictates Mary Letters
sitting GA the side Of bis bed IN i
hia mtnteroom Bryan dictates ~
Rosa hundreds Of letters and telc.
grams each day. In most ~ bis
writing be IL unadyised. though he
frequently asks the advice Of Rose
and four reporters In whom he con-
flaes. and whose Opinions he val.
uss.
IN the course Of the forenoon,
perhaps. be- ain have made hnlf
Luna Park NatAtoFium. Ferries
f...... sr...fHf.s a. fha katf hfssfr zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
SPEED WAY CLUB TO
GIVE RACE MATINEE

confusion in regard 70 the races
and Identity Of the various horses.
Racing oolora will be worn 20 that
the owners can make 4 proper
showing upon the track.
A small admission fee viii be
charged
The program includes a 2:fo
pace, free fora all. 2.t0 uot. pole
team match race. free.for.all tro'
or pace. and two special races for
ponies undef 10 hands.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
City Officials Preparing to
J, Make Inspection of
Playhouses.

Health Commissioner Crichtor
and Fire Marshal kellogg will
commence an investigation Of local
theatre buildings next week. The
health commissioner viii look after
the sanitary arrangements aud the
fire marshal will pass upon the *.
listing fire escapes. exits. interior
fire protective measures aud the
efficiency and quality Of the as
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
CHINESE EMPEROR
BECOMING CRAZY

PEKfS. Oct. Ia peculiar men
tai arrangement from which the
Chinese emperor II suffering has
been puzzling tbs attendants at the
royal palace for some time. and to
day a consultation OF the most en-
inent physicians In China was call
ed by the empress dowaner 10 Ola
cusa the case OF their royal patient
The emperor IL said 10 be- suffer.
Ing from q violent form Of insanity.
but this cannot be verified.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
cnEAp coLonisr RATES.

woatbound during September and
October via Oregon " r. A Nayiga.
ton Co. Chicago 20 Seattle. $500.
from 81 Louis. SO so. Kansas City.
Omaha. etc. 5000 Other rates
and information furnished. and dc.
pos.ta taken. al Union Ticket office.
COS Firat Ava. " 4. Ellis. Gen. ACT
zee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-10-01
MINNEAPOLIS FIGURING
CONCERN Is SOLVENT

MINNEAPOLIS, Oct 1.-The
Piilsbury Waahhnrn FIGURING MIN
Co. which went into the hands Of
receivers about two months ago.
has assets over and above iis II.
abilities to the amount ~ si,tf5..
$50. according 70 the reports made
today by expert accountants. The
Officials announced NJ the time Of
the petition for receiverAhlp that
the firm was solvent and there haa
bcen no interruption TO tho con
carn's business.