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The evening world., 1908-10-16
Women's New BroadClOth
LONG COATS at $l6.75
Fourth floor. Old Building.

The price ought to be attractive to the ma
iorlty OF women But it's full attractiveness
is not to be realized until you see the coat
that it buvs.
The IN ode is a graceful one, 50 inches long,
with loosely hanging back, and trimmed in
Empire style, with Danton collar OF black
velvet. large revers. bands OF satin and but
tons to correspond. The coat is lined with
white or black satin. The quality OF the
broadcloh is excellent, i'll a rich black with
lustrous finish. Price, S1676.
Other styles OF Long Coats in profusloa, at
SIS to 1920
And great variety OF the popular Short
Coats-30 to 36 inches-of broadcoth and
Melton, tight or semi fitting, in single breast
ed, fy-lront or cutaway styles. at Sl4.76 to
$50. Second floor Old Building.
The evening world., 1908-10-16

larceny. Catherine Cooper, Of No. 1922
state street, Brooklyn. charged tho girl
with stealing locket and chain
worth $40.
The prisoner pleaded that She had been
hungry when she committed the theft
Assistant District Attorney white there
upon recommended that sentence be aus
pended against her, which was done
She was turned over to Detective Ward,
OF Jersey city, and will be locked up In
that city. pending the next Whitmore
trial.
At the time Mrs. whitmore was muir
dered at Harrison tho Carroll girl--she
The evening world., 1908-10-16
These MEMS GLOVES
Have Just Come In

Fine, complete lines OF the various good
STYLES of Gloves that men are buying-and
wearng-now. We are so particular about
the leather, cut, proportions and finish OF our
Mems Gloves that we can recommend them un-
hesitatingly.
Cape Walking Gloves. in approved tan
shades, one-clasp, at
ST. SIPS, $L5O and So a pair
Gray Mocha Gloves, comfortable as we'll as
correct, at
$l.50 a pair
Gray Deerskin Gloves. splendid for Winter
wear, and very durable.
at 81 a pair
Also special group OF
Mems GREEN Glace Gloves $3.50 pair
Main Floor New Building.
The evening world., 1908-10-16
Repeating the Good News
OF Mems and BOYS FURNISHINGS

-Four as attractive groups OF Mems Shirts
and Scarfs. Boys Shirts and Pajamas, as you
are likely to find in long while. 1t is the
first time that we have ever been able to get
boys pajamas to sell under price. Details
Mems Stiff-bosom Shirts, Special at 65c-
Printed percales in handsome patterns, in neat
detached. Sizes IA to 17-gnost unusual value at
Csc. each.
Mems Scarfs, Special at 66o-
Great variety OF patterns and colorings-about
every weave and ooloring you imagine. Fold four
finland style. Csc each.
Boys Pajamas, Special at $50 a Suit.
makers sample line, including practically every
color material and pattern used for boys pa
iamas Some of them are the handsomest styles YOU
Sizes for to IA PEARS.
Main floor
Boys Shirts, Special at 300 each
Percale madras, plated plain bosoms, cuffs
attached. without cuffs. Sizes 12 to 1874 30c each
The evening world., 1908-10-16
Proper SHOES for Bows

We put in as much solid thought on pro-
viding the right shoes for children as though
it constituted our whole shoe buslness-leather,
lasts designing and making are as completely
under our control as though we made the
shoes under this roof.
We take equal pains with efficient selling
forgetting the proper shoes on the small feet,
Tor their support com ort and proper develop
msnt, Come and see how we do it. Two fine
groups
At ss.eo-war calfskn Butcher lace; mineral-tannsd
sole that gives 4ouble service
Al Sa-Box calf. patent colt Butcher aud
.usAin aced; welted oak leather soles
New building.
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1.-THE Composite"

Another New Wanamaker DERBY.
The smartest Black Derby OF the season LOT
particular young men. Another OF the dlstihc-
tive Wanamaker originals in mems hats. tna'
our friends-in the trade and out-are Begin
ming to watch for at stated intervals.
The Composite. as it's name implies com
bines the crown OF to-day's London style
in Derby hats with the trim and graceful lines
of the French brim. And American Style
touches add an important element to this IN
ternational symposium.
A strikingly attractive Style quality not
to be Bothered at the price; black that lasts.
1.-The Composite. $3. 50.
Mnn honrN NAN
The evening world., 1908-10-16

Twin bcinR concerned In icwel robbery
lot tho hotel Newman declared that he
was Juror IN Part III % the supreme
Court, and was entirely Innocent OF any
completely In the theft.
Tho iewclry In question was deposited
In the hotel safe on oct. by c. a.
carthside, guest ut tho Marseilles.
When Garthsde called for his property
which he values at 81, oOO-1t had disap-
peared. and, although the two en-
ployees, who were the only ones that
had a key to the safe, declare they
know nothing about II, tho police arrest
ed them. In court they were held in
5000 bail each for further examination.
The evening world., 1908-10-16
KITCHEN CARS FOR TROOPS

WASHINGTON. Oct 16-An order has
been issued that all troop trains shall
be provided with =. kitchen cars and
tables so that the men may eat In com
fort The men hereafter will not be
compelled to carry lunches or storm
whyside restaurants.
The evening world., 1908-10-16
The Latest FanCies
In Lace VeilingS and Stocks

Correct black lace veiIIngs OF dotted and fig
ured net, edged with gros grain ribbon, in
two-yard lengths, special at 81.
Plated net stocks OF fine Breton net with
Eizabethan ruche, in variety OF coors. are
SOC each. Main floor Old Building
The evening world., 1908-10-16

Ia nlneteon-wss living with them Her
testimony Is that on tho night Mr3.
whitmoro was slain whitmore told her,
the witness. that he was going out with
his wlfo and wanted hcr to look after
the house and tho dog in his absence
The evening world., 1908-10-16
Bows Extra-Wear Suits.

An additional pair OF trousers with these
Combination Suits for Boys provides re-
serve fund OF service just where most needed
The suits are full OF style and good looks,
made in Norfolk and double breasted models,
of fine Atwood mixed cheviots And the ex-
ira service ia also extra value-suits OF the
same quality with a single pair OF trousers
usually sell at the same price
$3.50 Suit
Sizes for to 16 years
Some handsome REFERS, OF ch,nchilla. frieze or
mixed cheviot-all-wool: sizes for to IL years
Special at $6.
BOYS OVERCOATS, In stylish Atwood mixed
cheviots sizes for TO II years. specially priced
At S.
M.nN Nay
The evening world., 1908-10-16
HOTEL MEN HELD
IN JEWEL Theft

When John w. Newman, a clerk and
p. j. Costello. a hallboy. OF the Hotel
Marseilles, at No. 256 West one Hundred
and Third street. we're arraigned in the
West Side Court to-day and charged
The evening world., 1908-10-16
WITNESS AGAINST
WH|TMORE IN JAIL

Lofty Carroll. the important witness
VITO could not be found at the last trial
q shs whitmore murder case in Jersey
Cty, was arraigned in Special Sessions,
6Soo>iyn. to-day on charge Of grand
The evening world., 1908-10-16
The Proper Hat for a Girl
of IS to 10 Years

can DO found In our improved Girls Hat section.
Not only the good appearance and comfort of
these hats have been considered, but also
depend upon the reasonable price at which we
offer them, to make them appeal to mothers and
guardians as well as to the girls themselves
All tho new ideas and materials used in the
women's hats are embodied in more juvenile
effects for the young people.
Prices begin at $3.50.
ossr and cnldrsus Section floor. Building
The evening world., 1908-10-16
Most Popular Model
vi Girls Junior Suits, SIS

4hese handsomely tailored suits. favor
ties because OF their smart lines and many
otler merits, will be we'll to the fore on Sat
urday. OF fine broadcloth, in navy blue,
bronze, green, Edison blue, taupe, catawba.
brown and wine The button trimmed, satin
lined jacket is double breasted, back semi
fitted with vents lnterlined Full plated
skirt Sizes for II, Ii and 16 years.
The evening world., 1908-10-16
Girls Smart Coats. SIS to $50

Here in hosts, every assortment attractive in
styles, coors and materials Pay particular attention
to one of the many models at $3.50.
Made OF blue brown. red or green cheviot OF good
weight and quality braid button trimmed, double
breasted, storm collar, yoke seflned Sizes for 9
TO IA years, floor Building
The evening world., 1908-10-16
The Tea Party

After looking at suits and coats pay visit TO the
Tea Party Here you will on several living mod
els dainty dresses, suits and pretty evening wraps
that will delight YOU
The evening world., 1908-10-16
Plated Nets

We have ready a fine assortment of Plait-
cd Nets, now SO much in demand. They are
in white, ecru and black. the plaits OF various
widths Prices range from 65c to 81 .25 yd.
First floor Building.
The evening world., 1908-10-16
For Men Who Need
To Buy Underwear

A bird s-eye view OF sundry appropriate
kinds OF Mems Fall and Wlnler Underwear is
preseu ed herew tn. 1t IL a difficult man to
please for whom We cannot produce the par
ticular kind he wants whether 1t be cot on,
balbriggan merlno. all wool, linen, six, or
combinati ons thereof And we can meet MS
IDEAS quite as well as to price,
AT 81 a garment-shirts and Drawers of heavy
weight natural-coor merino; medium weight French
Balbriggan.
Al Si.5O a garment Shirts and Drawers Of me-
dunn and heavyweight gray merino, heavyweight
ribbed balbrggan, OF plain white mer'no.
A. $3.50 acknowledgement natural
wool Shirts and Drawers, guaranteed unshrinkabe
Shirts same quality: double all around to waist 1926
each.
At 81 garment r. Morley's silver gray all
wool Shirts or Drawers, guaranteed unshrinkabe.
Shirts. same quality. double all around to waist. at
S45O each
floor. Building
JOHN WA
Formerly A. T. Stewart e. Con Broadwa,
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Babies Coats and Bonnets

At S37S-lnants Coats OF chnchila
pockets Sizes for to years
At $i.2SLarge Bonnets of felt bows of satin rb
bon and flowers full ruche OF chiffon and
Sizes 6 " $500 '
The evening world., 1908-10-16

At 1910. n pair, were 1Sc.-Cotton
Stockings, mostly in black, various
At 1Sc. pair, were 25c.-Cotton
Stockings, black, plain or with split
soles-a few with unbleached feet. In
tan or gray cotton. Every pair perfect.
Al 35c. a pair, three for 81, worth
soc. a pair-Of fast black Isle thread,
spliced heels and double soles.
The evening world., 1908-10-16
Well Quickly Transfer
These TRUNKS

They will go. without check to whoever needs
strong we-built, convenient trunk for travel home
abroad We were lucky to get then-Dress and
Steamer Trunkstwo styles OF each. worth good deal
more than tomorrow's prices.
Dress Trunks
Fibre-bound, linen lined malleable Iron trim
mngs brassed; full copper-riveted covered with
heavy canvas hardwood Stats Divided top tray for
hats. and two dress trays. Excelsior lock.
Length special at Length spsciai AZ
30 IN. - 90 IN
% in. 80 - In Si1
"a in. $40
Dress Trunks leather bound. two straps. brassed
trimmings, musAn-llned. f.
Length Special Lena Special at
Ss in $50 20 In $3.50
"a $3.50
Steamer Trunks =
Linenlined, copper-ryeted, dbre-bound, two straps
maleable iron trimmings brassed, Excelsior lock
Length specia, NJ Length Special ut
3. in g. Sin. $40
-
Steamer Trunks, leather-bOund. others hbrs
and sheet-iron trimmings some with two straps.
Length Special at Length special "a
in SO.Ib
SO In 1926 IS in $3.50
$%%%. :fE$$SS ON 1890
Mostly all these trunks but OF kind and
size. Not on sale today Basement. BuiLdink
N 4 NJ 4 K E K
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Original Styles in S. Hats
The SnaN Cost of
LOunging Robes

May surprise you. These
warm, comfy" eiderdown gar
ments are made of blanket cid
erdown. with fitted back, full
front; sailor collar and sleeves
trimmed with satin. Girdle at
The evening world., 1908-10-16

Boys Fine Suits at S3.S5

Surely better time TO buy for these s.
Some show slight mperfecons but they do with
The evening world., 1908-10-16
Wanamaker- Special Shoes
at $500 for Men

Dress Shoes, patent colt button and lace' h' fo"
toes, straight last
Business Shoes, gunmetal calfskin, plain Iaee'
Butcher button styles in toes or various Shapes
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-27
HTTCHCOCK'S SUCCESSOR
CONFIRMED BY SENATE

Washington, Feb. 26.-The senate
today confirmed the nominations of
Louis Coolidge, Of Massachusetts, to
be assistant secretary of the treasury
and Charles p. Grandteld, Of Missou-
ri, to be first assistant postmaster
general,
Several democratic senators ex-
pressed the opinion that Mr. Grand
fields appointment to SO responsible
a position should not have been made.
1t was pointed out that he was con-
nected with the postoffice department
during the recent scandals, holding a
position Of trust, and it was said that
it would have been cOgnizant Of
Wrongdoing on the part of his su n-
riors It was shown, however, tNlt
Mr. ttrandfield received the pror o.
tion to first assistant postmaster ne-
cause of his long service in the de-
partment, and that he had earned an
enyiable reputation. / was also IN
timated that the appointment was in
the interest Of Secretary Taft for presi-
dent Mr.. Grandfeld having been the
chief clerk under former First Assist
ant Postmaster General Hitchcock,
who is now a Taft manager This
suggestion ELECTED no response, how
ever, and Mr., Grandfield was con-
flrmed without a roll call
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-27
GOULD BIAMlcS TEXAS LAWS
FOR TROUBLES or RNILRO Al

New York, Feb 2G,-C Concerning III,
| appointment at Fort Worth, Texas, to
day OF a receiver for the Internatona
ana Great Northern Railroad com
pany G. j. Gould, president of tn,
company tonight said.
"Thc rcceivership for the lntcrua
| Dional ana Great Northern ruilroat
| should cause no surprise. ana is du'
to conditions and reasons almost en-
tirely loc1l
"While there has been an almos
Unprecedented falling off in revenues
| due to the business depression pre-
| Ivailng in Texas and elsewhere. affect
ling every branch Of industry, thls
laIone would not have caused the ac.
! Jion now taken. AT time whom rev,
cnues are the leanest ana business a
! the lowest cbb, the company Is callet
upon by the state commission to make
| additions aud improvements to it
| fixed and rolling plant ana revisions
of its property involving the eXpendi'
| Iturc Of several millions Of dollars and
to- proceed on these expenditures upon
a schedule prescribed BY The cOmmlS-
sion without regard TO current reve-
nues or the ability Of the company to
secure funds to meet the eNpendt-
turcs
These orders nave come on top nl
decrease in gross earnings for the
last four months Of $3.50 600, or q de
crease at the rate of nearly $4,000 tOoO
a year. II has been impossible 10 re-
duce expenses anywhere near proper
tionately Even were the earnings as
large as formerly they would not pro-
vide for these extensive ana immedi-
ate OUTLAWS, and the laws Of Texas do
not admit even IL financial markets
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-27
CHICAGO WELCOMES
AUTO RACERS
Mile Long String of Cars Es-
Cort Italian and French Con-
teStants in New York to Paris
Test
LBy Mornlng Ionrnnl sseeIaI Leased win. l

lBy Morning journal Special Leased Wire |
Chicago, Feb. 26.-The Italian and
the French car No. |, the first Of the
foreign entrants in the New York to
Paris automobile race to reach Chi
cago, arrived at $50 tonight The
American car which came in last
evening is still here Departure for
the west, according to present plans,
viii be deferred until Friday, when
it is expected that all the racers viii
have arrived. The French car No. 2
stopped at Goshan, Ind, over night
and the German car left Elkhart at
midnight The start on the second
stage of the long journey was delayed
to permit Of repairs to the automobiles
after their experience with the almost
impossible roads over which they
have come. The contestants were es-
Corted from Hammond Ind, by an
imposing file of cars Of all desCrip-
tons which had gone out early In
the afternoon. The number of cars
composing the escort grew as the city
was approached until, when the for
cign cars swept down Michigan ave-
nue. and into Jackson Boulevard they
headed a procession of gatly decorat-
ed cars that extended along the ave-
nue. for nearly a mile. From Hobart,
Ind, which was passed at $3.50 this
afternoon. the contestants fought for
the lead with varying success. When
they pulled up in front Of the club
house of the Chicago Automobile club
honors were even. The occupants of
the cars will be guests at banquet
tomorrow night to be given by the
Chicago club. 1t is expected that the
French, Italian and German consuls
will attend.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-27
EULOG|ES FOR
MARTYRED
PRIEST
BODY OF FATHER LEO
SENT EAST FOR BURIAL
Father Organ in Funeral Ora
ton Over Murdered PreIate
DenounCes Teachings Of An
archy in Burning Terms,

IBy Morning JoIrnal Special Leased Wire.i
Denver, Feb. 26.--With the sol
emnity and reverence due to his holy
position and spotless character, the
body Of Rev rather Leo Heinrichs
was taken from St Elizabeth's Cath
Ollie church today to the union station,
where it was placed aboard an after
noon Burlington train to be for
warded to Paterson, n. j., where the
Franciscan fathers have their Ameri-
can headquarters, The funeral pro-
cession was notable one and was
witness by thousands, who stood bare
headed as the hearse passed them,
The parade was led by squad OF
police and company of the knights
Of st. John in fun uniform and with
drawn swords, acted as guard Of
honor knights of Columbus and the
representatives Of numerous Catholic
societies followed on foot and a long
string of carriages brought up the
rear. When the services began in the
church at 10 o'clock every available
seat was filled and a crowd of 5000
people waited patiently outside until
the church ceremonies were over.
Inside the church were many
prominent citizens of Denver includ-
ing Governor Henry A. Buchtel and
Mayor Robert w. Speer. solemn high
mass was recited and the service was
impressive, Rev Father William
Organ delivered a sermon in which
he highly eulogized the martyred
priest and spoke with burning words
against the teachings of anarchy
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-27
SOUTHERN COTTON
MILLS REDUCE WAGES

Atlanta, Ga, Feb 26.-At a meet
ing Of the executive committee Of the
Georgia Industrial association repre-
senting the cotton mills of the state,
it was unanimously decided to make
a reduction of 10 per cent in wages
Of operatives, effective March next.
It was also agreed that a curtailment
Of two days a week or more, where
necessary, shall be put into effect
The curtailment and reduction In
wages 1t is said are made necessary
BY the depression condition OF the tex
tile industry.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-27
DEMOCRAT AND REPUBLICAN
CRITICISE ALDRICH BILL

Washington Feb. 26.--There were
two speeches in criticism Of the Al
drich currency bill in the senate today.
Senator Culberson, Of Texas, crtti-
cised the measure and spoke in favor
of amendments he deemed necessary
to make it of service Senator Nelson,
republican, Minnesota, also denounced
the measure of no importance in its
present form The currency bill was
on motion of Mr.. Aldrich, made the
unfinished business Of the senate.
The bill to revise the criminal laws
of the United Sta;rs was passed,
AT 4;22 .. m. the senate adjourned.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-27
BILLION DOLLARS IN
TREASURY
Showing of Uncle Sam
Commented on in House,
Applause GreetS Informatioo

washington. y. c., Feb 26-The
strength of the United States treas
ury at the present time was com
mented upon in the house today by
Mr.. Boutel of Illinois. He said he
had Just been informed by Treasurer
Treat that for the first time the gold
coin and bullion in the United states
had reached and passed the sum of
one thousand million dollars, IAN
event so extraordinary, he said, that
1t will be chronicled and commented
upon with surprise and amazament in
every financial center in the world;
an event which all citizens Of our re-
public, without regard to party afr
liation, may well contemplate with
satisfaction and pride"
The comment of Mr., Boutell was
greeted with applause.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-27
Swimming Record Broken.

New York Feb. 26,-CharIes NJ.
Daniels, Of the New York Athletic
club, broke the worlds record tonight
for the eighty-yard SWIM covering
the distance with three turns in forty
three seconds at Madison Square Gar
den The previous record Of 43 2-5
seconds, was held by Daniels and was
made at Duquesne Garden, Pittsburg,
on April u 1907. The new record
was made tonight in a match race
with c. d. Trubenauch, Of the New
York Athletic club who had a handi-
cap start Of five seconds. but was
beaten BY five or six inches by Dan
els
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-27
STAND:,R3 AFTER
DEFENDS THE:
7 A RI F F
NATIONS PROGRESS
DUE TO PROTECTION
DaIzeII of Pennsylvania As
sureS Hearers of Continua-
ton of Policy in Event Of Re-
nubIiCan Success at the Polls


"A
,,,,ia,1. s..,,, o,.., WI.
ne S'N''' "''' ,'1-
sress ana interstate expos inc ciI'laN
enthusiastically received 4" rmy appro-
1lc Of Santa Fe ana of NlIhs anne todav
hoy arrive IN those clleS la,,anto VOC
Ne citizens i'm behali oi 'ht wanna
Fe meeting at santa Fe NtmoSt proJee-
tiolAN ana II IS eNpGy deuv@red an
,.ho,s,r AlbuquGiqn defense of the
N'P .,,..-. -.
fepuDltah p"it! anu i'7 l"'''''' /"
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-27
Ruer 10 Tcstify in Libel Suit.

San Francisco, Cal, Feb. 26.-That
Abraham Ruef will be called to testi.
fy for the prosecution in the trial of
r. A. Cruthers and Fremont oliver
proprietor and managing editor, re-
spectively of the San Francisco Bull
letin, charged with having criminally
libelled William S. Tevis, president Of
the Bay City Water company, was an
nounced by Assistant District Attor-
ney William II, Cook in court this
morning Ten jurors have so far been
secured.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-27

among themselves, increase their capt
tai stock or go out of the commercial
line Of business. After that date no
bank having less than $2000,OOO paid
up and unimpowered capital viii be
recognized by the association
For many months conservative
bankers of this city have looked ask
ance at the banking houses spring
ing up in various parts of the city
with capital stock not commensurate
with what they consider adequate pro-
lection for the depositors and for 9th
er banks forced to do business with
them.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-27
FIVE: BISHOPS
ALL NEGROES
HAVE KICK
OBJECT TO TREATMENT
BY SOUTHERN RAILWAYS
Complaint Filed With Com
merce Commission Alleges
FirSt-CIaSS Fare is CHARGED
For Third-CIaSS Service,

NV """ihE '""r''s' ~ N" "'rel Y,7''
Na9hi'iB ton = - I've
bishops of the African Methodist EplS-
copal church Joined today i'm a CONF
nlaint to tbe interstate commerce
commission or nniust. discriminatory
and inlawrpl treatment AT The hands
of several Interstate railroads or the
sonfh
Tbn connlainants were Rishops
w J. Gnynes. II, NJ. Turner, Evans
Tvron G s smith ana Ig " Iamp-
ton and rheir complaint was directed
AGAINST the Seaboard Ain. Line Rail-
way comnany. the Richmond. Fred
ericI,ehur@ and Potonfpr railroad the
cnr,horn Railway he Central of
Georgia and tbe pullman company
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-02-27
STATES CLASH OVER
INSURANCE CONCERNS

Lincoln, Neb,, Feb. 26,-Owing to
the feud between the Insurance de
partments of Nebraska and California,
three companies may be barred from
doing business in Nebraska ror a con
siderable time. The Firemen's Fund,
the Pacific Mutual and the Pacific
Life are California companies in
volved. Insurance Auditor Pierce al
leges that the California authorities
refuse to recognize the accuracy Of
Nebraska reports and that the Bank
ers' Life has been kept out Of Cali
fornia