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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12
STATES, HAWAII,
AUSTRALIA AND
PHILIPPINES
STEAMSHIPS SIERRA VENTURA UNDER
FLAGS RESUME TRANs-PAcFTC TRAVEL
JANUARY, HONOLULU BETwEEN SAN FRANCISCO AND
AUSTRALIA PROBABLY TAKING IN MANILA FOR BUSINESS.

1t is also said that even in the
event of Hartman securing the Sierra,
Ventura and Sonoma, the Pacific Mail
will put them on the Australian run,
via Honolulu, and that the Panama
report is incorrect under any circum-
stances
That there are liners needed, and
needed badly, between Australia and
the United States is evident, but there
may be some change in the ports of
call from the schedule previously OBJ
served by the sister ships when they
traversed the waters of the Pacific.
1t is not improbably that Manila
may be made a port of call and this
because the United States government
is constantly increasing the transpor-
tation of war material and supplies
for army and navy between the States
and the Philippines
There has been much talk about
the Sierra, Ventura and Sonoma moi
being altogether up to standard in de-
mands made of steamships for trans
ocean voyages, but 1t is stated b!
the agent now here that whatevel
faults may have existed or do eXis
have been or will be remedied.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12

A tentative draft of the Republican
platform has been started, for submis-
sion to the convention next week. On
the land question it meets the Demo-
Gratis squarely by a declaration against
the application of the American land
laws, as they now are, to Hawaii, on
the ground that they are entirely un-
suited to local conditions mad have
even been found unsuited to the main
land in many respects, The platform
instead, will declare for amendments
to the land laws of Hawaii which will
help to really apply the American prin-
ciples of encouragement for settlers.
The proposed platform starts out
with endorsements of the federal and
territorial administrations in strong
terms and a recommendation for the
reelection of Kuhio as delegate.
An unequivocal declaration against
government of Hawaii by commission
will be framed in very strong language
There is a new and striking plank
on the leprosy subject. The Republi-
cans propose to declare in favor of a
modification of the laws, in line with
the recent resolution of the Board of
Health, which will allow treatment of
suspects at local stations, and require
their deportation to Molokai only when
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12
MAHUKONA
LANDING
DISPUTE BETWEEN RESIDENTS
AND RAILROAD IN FAIR WAY OF
A SETTLEMENT

1t is likely that some decision in re-
gard to the Mahukona landing dispute
will be reached before long by the Su-
perintendent of Public Works. The
matter was called to his attention by
a petition from large number of the
people living in that district and
claims were being made that the treat
ment accorded the public by the rail-
road company was not by any means
of the best. Then a long counter pc
tition was handed in, supporting the
railroad company and stating hat it's
service at the landing vas of the best.
In speaking of the matter this morn
ing the Superintendent of Public
Works said
"The matter has been placed in the
hands of Attorney Frank Thompson
by the railroad and l feel that we shall
easily arrive at a satisfactory settle
ment. There are two things to be con-
sidered. In the first place 1t must De
realized that the railroad is an essen-'
tial to the district and secondly that
the people have certain rights In re-
gard to access to public landings that
cannot be disregarded. What will
be done in the matter l cannot say as
yet, but l expect that a settlement
which will be satisfactory to both par
ties will be arrived at very soon"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12
TANSAN DON'T PAY

Where to get the STUFF, is what con-
Germs those who want TANSAN WA
TER, not a fuss over the question OF
agency. l am, at the present time, and
will be for sometime to come. the only
person who can fill orders for TAN
SAN. No third person is authorized to
solicit orders to be filled by me, nor
will any orders be filled, unless they
are given to me personally, and ac-
companied by the cash.
H. ROSENBERG.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12

Although Hawaii's claims to share
in the moneys which have been appro-
priated for the reclamation of arid
lands by the United States have been
twice turned down by the decisions OF
the Comptroller of the Treasury, there
seems no reason that we should not
ultimately benefit under the Reclama-
made by Land Commissioner Pratt
who returned from Washington yes
terday. Even though 1t may be held
that Hawaii cannot be allowed any OF
the funds under the original appro-
priation which was made, this does
not in the slightest prevent the OBJ
tanning of money for similar work un-
der a special appropriation.
In speaking of the matter this morn
ing, in response to questions Mr.. Pratt
said:
II feel fully assured that Hawaii will
in the end be allowed to get her share
of the reclamation funds You will
remember that when we first tried to
get money from the appropriation
made for the establishment Of colleges
of agriculture and mechanic arts, We
were turned down. Still in the end
we got the money which we needed,
did we not? If that is so, why should
we not keep on after the money with
which to reclaim our arid lands?
zone of the troubles has been that
very few in Washington have arpIe-
ciated the fact that We have arid Iauds
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12

it has been demonstrated that they are
incurable.
A plank favoring an increase of pay
for members of the legislature is an
other new feature.
Other important suggestions are the
following:
Appropriations for another visit of
members of Congress as GUESTS OF
the Territory.
A law to allow the deposit of public
funds in the local banks.
Legislation 10 allow counties to issue
bonds.
A primary law.
Continuance of the appropriation for
Queen Liliuokalani
Increase of school appropriations.
A law to provide for tax appraise-
ments every three years instead Of
every year.
Continuance of the Promotion appro-
priations.
Provisions for aid 10 fruit growers
and farmers and for a commission to
investigate their needs and report on
the subject.
A declaration in favor of Republican
tariff.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12

down here which can be reclaimed.
spent more time on this matter while
in Washington than on any other and
have brought back an immense amount
of material to study, consisting of re-
ports, decisions and like papers on the
subject. When l have had time to go
into these thoroughly and to arrange
them so that may get at just what
/ want, shall be glad to have long
talk with you and explain the condi-
tions that exist and exactly what pre-
vents our getting money at the pre-
sent time.
zone OF our troubles comes from the
fact that when the original appro-
priation was passed we were not in
on the deal. The act provides that the
Secretary of the Interior may, when
so advised by his engineers, set aside
money for the completion or irriga-
ton projects. The money which these
cost is to be returned to the Govern
ment in ten years by the sale of the
arid land which they will make fer
tile. The cost Of maintaining the irri-
cation project for the first ten years
must also be paid back. When this
money has been paid back It is then
available for another project. This is,
however according to the law 10 be
used within the state where it was
paid back, unless under the advice OF
his engineers the Secretary may find
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12
WHAT EVERYBODY SAYS MUST BE
TRUE.

Everybody who has used it says
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy never fails to give
relief from pains in the stomach or
diarrhoea, which is positive proof Of
its reliability. For sale by all dealers.
Benson, Smith & Co., agents for Ha-
wall
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12
THR SOLE AaRNCY.

Through his agents in Japan. X. va
mamoto, wholesale merchant, secured
the sole agency for Tengu Brand Jap
an Rice. The sale OF this well known
brand is daily increasing. Phone 399
Hotel street near Nuuanu.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12
AUTOS AT HACK RATES.

The Auto Livery Co. corner Hotel
and Union Street. Also house and re-
pair cars for private parties. Phone O..
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12

Stone tools, machinery and polish
ing supplies. Hawaiian Iron Fence &
Monument Works Ltd.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12
MEMO CORSETs.
H. ROSENBERG.

The most stylish and best fitting
corsets in the market. Call at Sachs
this week. Many new styles just re-
ceived.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12

]. P. Cooke, who was wanted for
chairman of the Republican committee
in view of the withdrawal of Robert
son, will not be able to undertake
the work, it is stated. Mr.. Cooke says
he cannot give the necessary time to
tn work. Senator Dowsett is be-
ing urged to take the matter up, but
has refused to consider it.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12

The Republican legislative ticket is
the subject of lot of earnest discus
sion. 1t is understood that Sam
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12

There never was a man SO wise that
some woman couldn't make a fol OF
him.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12

Best cup OF conee IN the city al
New England Bakery.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12

'Continued ON Page Five.l
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12

Fine Job Printing. stAr omOs.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12
Hawaii May Yet
Get Money For
Reclamation

LAND COMMISSIONER PRATT BRINGS FROM WASHINGTON
SOME ENCOURAGEMENT OF HAWAII OBTAIN
SPECIAL APPROPRIATION FOR RECLAINING ARID LANDS
DIRECTOR NEWELL FEDERAL RECLAMATION SERVICE
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12
new AUTO At
TRIUMPH
CINCINNATI, September 12.-
Christie wins the mile automobile
race in f1fty-seven and four-fifths Sec
onds, making a record.
HOST NOT
CARRIED

LONDON, September 12.-It has
been decided, as the result of the pc
tition to the Home Secretary by the
Protestants, that the Catholics in
Sunday professions will not carry
the Host. &
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-09-12
BREAKFAST LUNCH DINNER.

When you want real good meal go
to Alexander Young Cafe. Clean,
cheerful, satisfying. ~! ~ qgM
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
oTHEa MARKETeeY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago. aug 0-CATTLE-Receipts estimated. about
OOO head steers 81 1887 10; So 40GS5 heifsrs
s3ds8. 1895; calves S6E3S7 so; stOckers and
feeders 6GdS4 HOCfS-Receipts about
s6 So butchers S6 7OS6 50; light mixed. So +04S6 5O
choice light S6 60Gs6 75 packing S6 40S6 So pigs S4G
S. 35 bulk sales So 40GS6 50 SHEEPRecepts, esti
mated about head market for sheep steady lambs
mostly sheep S 50S4 90; lambs, 81 T59S6 40
yeariings, S49So-
ers' and shippers SIS 1896 50; s. 61as5 50
ATTJE steady; fair to good shippers s. 1895 so com
mon S2qs3 SHEEP steady. 81 23S4: lambs steady and
slow. SSQS6 40
East Buraio Aug 2o-CATTL-Fair demand and
25GS6 VEALS-Recetpts, 500 head: active
and 75c higher a. s6a3s9. HOCS-Reeeipts g. 100 head
slow 5G1oc lower: heavy and mixed. sIGSI TO- Yo-E
Receipts 600 head; active sheep steady lambs l5c
higher lambs 81 250$6 yesrngs 81 50aS5, wethsTs
81 5G6ST so; S4Si .; sheep. mixed s. 50so 40
Kansas City. Aug 2O-CATTLE-Receipts 5000 head.
including $500 Southernsi market steady strong
choice export dressed beef s. lfSI fair
and feeders 81 65GS4 10 Southern steers 81 3Esi -
southern So 25GS3 so; native cows. S2g$4 %
tive heifers 81 T5d<4 bulls 81 5OIS3 80 calves. -
aS6 25. HOGS-Receipts 1000 head, market opened
weak, 81 IS bulk OF sales. s. tg
heavy. 81 d5QS5 - packers and butcher 50 10
ceipts 1000 head; market steady TO weak lambs $40
SIS .; ewes yearings s. T5GS+ .; Texas yearng5
81 coast 60 S. 50S4 20 sockers and feed
ers So 25GS4
Pittsburg Aug 20.-CATTIE-Suprly light. steady,
choice s6TSG -. prime So G5us6 SHE>tPSupply hght
S2GsS lambs SO 5OasB; calves STuS7 75. HOGS
Receipts fair lower: prime heavies med urs and heavy
Workers 81 light Yorkers 50 40qSo Co. pigs - sSo 90
roughs
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
ester

Coffee cables: Ro-Coffee market steady No Rio,
3s4OU exchange 3-16d; receipts, 5000 bags; clear
ances United States lTO00 bags; stock, 40luo
Sentos-COfee market steady No santos $500;
Hannburg-Coffee market opened |. pig higher; at
p m L G1z pig higher; at 8 was net &C z
pig hig1er; sses, 2I,U0G bags. Havre-Cofee market
opened unchanged higher; at i m unchanged.
al n unchanged 10 4 franc higher; at 80 N un-
changed: total sales, 1000 bags.
day market. with prices undergoing very
IN being greater tnan
times OF the greatest activ
!ty, during Sully year, while the present
almost entirely the result OF proies
indicates tremendous has been the
yesterdays may be said TO represent the
professional movement that the market
October contracts sold down from Slsc
at night S5se decline of 30 points,
SO per The general conclusion that the strong
wall Street bull crowd fighting the de-
clfning O for the past month or
md yvhC decline Be for
October rallied II to e.42c, throwing
nd certainly large blocks
traded in broker credited with selling
estimated that the bulls iquidated between 200 OCO and
rallied from the lowest IN the
covering and the close was steady
decline Of 30 10 80 Joints The business was est-
me market opened easy al decline 10 points
In response to cables and rains in sections of the
belt that complaining Of drouth This evidently
iQuidate and the selling was heavy
from start driving October of TO S5sc 80 points
while sold 80 10 - points under
closing prices Of the previous day October closed at
s-7Oc, points up from the lowest southern spot
markets oiciav reported unchanged to sc lower
The range prices in the local market to-day
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

coarse 81 eoas1 20 FEED-western steady; city
sas sffaey s S9fd s6 our % SO I dog s51 so
s28 & n b1Ik So s5as2 85 in sacks: lddng SIS 5oS
chop 81 50 II 9q SIS 70 in ssSS g qss bgSs s9S9 90
cables at the opening OF market to-day found
domestic traders considerably oveFsod and in the Fss
by septerber which at one time 1G1Ao above the
previous night Moderate reactions 5G!oTed s N the s
leading September strength explained by large
7e sHT interest Sscps aRa h RFstf tt. afn hs
sharply believed in quarters that early
by the mills that traders short Of the September
Fe aes Fur the dsg only bush
interior points compared with COO bush ast ys
wheat at Minneapolis The OF the late afternoon
reaction vas final report Sy s bs, me net crop Ss
daased BY ethe6 m rust or heat he G @ s ns s
year Forty dealers and business Of Western Can
tbe, a. 1oa 600 6oo bush Late English markets were
161Ad higher and Broomhsll estimated ArEentlne snip
the previous week There good demand at Mn
neapoIis from niIlers and shPpers and ST Louis T
for export The export trade in wheat sssresated 20
G and rsd h9ss 5es anq IN HPF ts s aT
quoted at 81 O0AGs1 OF elevator and 81 OF afoat
SO aaont ofNrhs september position IN
bush during the early light stocks bull
port and fears OF manipulation Late positions at first
terber close under realizing Except that tenn
peratures little Western weather conditions
Argentine shipments at 12oo bush
@ Interior receipts tTina less than last year and
crop accounts unsatisfactory from parts Of the
vator and 9013c delivered OATs-The market for oats
was stronger at fFS esPecaIy ] {ns Iss Isa
support disappointing OF grain and tal
other grains closing steady. Cash oats locally were
fTT as follows M,Sea 70 to r ~ r. v;ts JIc 40 ~ a.
nominal New York BARI1EY-Narket nominal
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

Now that have got fairly well caught up with the
country at large, would have quiet gentlemen sasree
chat with YOU
What is the use of getting pelant and -querky
like over nv methods? Why can't you look at them through
pfay-te-eame glasses? You and have any differ
ences when we to face and each with the burglar
alarm on his wallet fact sort of like each other IN all
things but rolling marbles where both are open TO the no
knuczling charge
Where you make your big error in thinking like the
end OF the stock business any
more than YOU do You should know by this time that
don't that if had my choice would roll kernok1no rug
ahead every visited Wall Street and squirt Pasta Mack
Juice ahead of every DEAL but duty and solabulsc
aults lead me into queer pa1ama strolls.
WHY don't YOU reason, HE IS working tOr the people
and with the people therefore he nuet jump
er and overas whether he likes no.? And then why
don't YOU fall into line and get busy trying to extract eggs
from the basket instead of syng bricks into It? You catch
nv meaning? OF course you do Now this IS the way
am going to talk you this advertisement-n your Ian
guage and not the peoples.
At last have got my machinery the National Stock,
and it not only perfect but The people
everywhere will buy For what reason should not Partcu
1arv concern you but they will buy and will get together
scores of millions OF dollars and you know never mind what
YOU talk when you're arguing out) that will these
millions as cOnervativey the President of the Bowery
Bank does his that when them deal will be some
such had the other day with the 70 Broadway peo
DIE where thew ran all the risk did all the walking and nail
nibbng and all the manouvring, and out OF the millions
profit got 80 Is per cent
You know because we have touched elbows for years
You know that every time that enter deal with National
Stock money it will be winner Therefore you know Ma
tiona Stock going to be winner and every who buys
is going to make big profits and go hurrahng for it
that when the panic and St Paul %
would have been loading up with National Stock
money You know that when Union Pacific jumped itself
with 10 per dividend to 100 would have been out
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21

mETALs-TIN-There a decline of about 2s Sd
rs 15s 12s Sd 30 b%sqg Ss 6g the e5PPEE a5
was lower in London spot closing at f5s 1ss Sd and
$50 15s Locally the market 6 %ss Gun ana
troytic at 1887 Il a 1s5Oc and casting at Ia1242g
locally no change was reported the market
Pqsd % aR was a 5. g%r s9t at fs 5s in Iondon
local market was dull at 46594 4Toc IRON was
64oted nt 5Ss Sd and Cleveland Cd
koshsrn no aotsd sass at IS
s9ntn9sd do. dq Casa ana and aasns SIS
Der sI5 - asI5 So October SIS q 81 Sc ;o November
S0LassEs AND sYRUPs-The market for nnoasses
no,aens eno syPnpg foiioV Orleans
Gga common 1sg1ec; fair 1922; COED - 2Sc 4S
sYRUPsconInon 70 Gle; feir Sod 1sa2oe' good 1'S
OHs-cottonseed oil was weak to-day under & liqui; ;
dation induced BY the break In cotton .Fs 1 9he @
decline Receipts were moderate sales 200 sels @
venber. S6a 6a35%c; 400 December. 3o1: e1391sc and
ooTte IN good demand at recent prices Linseed oil
firm but unchanged We quote; NJ
s7Oc; bulk 4ese: refined eases New York TX 10 so soS
10 75c: bulk &c: Philadelphia, 1O.70c; bulk. 6e5e
water white esses He| "rIe septe4ber
26927c: prime summer yellow. spot 3Ic August
al Noveunber 35i. 35 c: December. 35 y 35%.c
and January So. 59lsc: on s1lIer ae y2 i2
white Ssq 44c; prime winter yellow, 4o444c LIN
town raw, 44G45c; Calcutta raw. roe LARD OIL
PRoyIsIoNs-The provision market advanced after
the opening on buying by packers and light receipts
but in afternoon eased of with graln; closing
steady Total Western receipts $4,000 hogs, in
Guiding 8 GOO at Kansas City. 40Oo at Omaha. and
Ia O00 at Chicago where $4,000 were expected on
Friday PoRK-steady. quoted; Mes. SiTaSi7 %;
family sIs8s1s so; short clear 81 9og$ls so BEEF
QUIET Quoted: s14 so SIS so; family. SIS IS
@SIT so: packet, Sl5asl5; extra India mess So e
sos BEEF HAMS-Firn- Quoted; s2s q $50 DRESSED
HOGS-Stendy. Quoted Bacons DC; 1s0 ID, SAe: I6o
ID, e%c l40 h. she; pigs loo CUT - M MEATs1 A =
iG1Sc: II To- IoLc: Ia h. 9Zc- Pickled hams quiet.
quoted I2c TALLow-Easyi city Sae; country.
54. g5k.c LARD-Steady- quoted; Middle western,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
NEW HEAD OF BIG RUBBER COMPANY.
W. 4. Stayton Succeeds Howard Page as
President of Continental

Howard Page, it was announced yesterday, has
resigned president of the Continental Rubber
Company of America and has been succeeded by
William H. Stayton, formerly ce-president of
the company. representative Of the company
said that the resignation Of Mr.. Page for
purely personal reasons and that significance
attached to II. He remains q director
Mr.. Stayton's place yice-president has been
filed by the election of Edward B. Aldrich TO that
Office. MI. Aldrich, who IS a OF United States
Senator AIdrich, still remains treasurer of the
company. Mr.. Stayton has been actively associ-
ated with the Continental company since its Or
ganizetion and is a practical rubber
The Continental Rubber Company Of America is
controlled by the Inter-ContinentaI Rubber Com
pany, which in controls the American Congo
Company. The latter company in the fall Of 1905
obtained q concession from King Leopold and the
Belgian Parliament TO harvest rubber in the Congo
Free State. The Inter-Conttnental company con-
trolls a practical monopoly Of the guayule shrub
rubber industry. Thomas F. Ryan, Thomas F.
Cole John D. Rockefeller, jr-, Senator y. w. Aid
rich one of the Guggenheims, z. NJ. Baruch and
others are dominant interests in the three compa
MES mentioned.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

n
COFFFE-The coffee market was steady To-Day, Dut @
the scattering shorts and buyers tor ions
well supplied sellers VINO seemed 70
cIude trade the market after opes
higher not more trs-t
closing steady unchanged 10 points nlshert te
advance being limited June contracts Sales 1os IIe
dav were estimated at $1,000 bags. The upward tendency
the opening steady European markets AiQ
continuance in the state OF sac PauIo 1A
reported cold weather and 'aTe
witt OF 30F0 cesress- Il
sin seemed to that the cold weather was
not arolIsing any serious apprehension OF
damage 10 the coming crop, but there was nothing IN s
cable primary markets to indicate tnal any
mo seriou situation was being
by the Brazilian trade Nevertheisss Ls @ .1{i g9i1
and should Temperatures drop the freezing point
Increased attention would probably be paid them "
the European market franc higher ana
Hamburg 14G1s pfg higher Receipts contlnuea @
heavy al points, reaching 10000 bags az the Two
ports 50 oeo bags ast year and sooO nass Two
years ago. So ar receipts nave peen
ia 600 baes against year and 2233 coo
two years ago. The Brazilian markets showed no i'm
portant change price OF Santos As being . rels
lower while IS 80 reis higher The Rio market
was unchanged The spot coffee quiet,
with quotations basis of 65sc for Rio No 1.
contract prices in the local market TO
New-York tribune., 1908-08-21
POPE CREDITORS MAY GET DIVIDEND
Receivers May Accept $4,000 for Indian
apois Plant of Company.

The payment Of third dividend OF % per cent
TO creditors Of the Pope Manufacturing Company
was foreshadowed Yesterday, when Vice-Chancel-
Ior Howell in Newark signed an order to sho"
cause on September why the receivers for that
concern should not be authorized to accept an
offer of $4,000 for the plant of the Pope MotoF
Car Company, in Indianapolis
The Pope Manufacturing Company owns all me
stock of the Pope Motor CaT Company, whose
plant, it was stated by Frederick j. Faulks' VINO
applied for the order not mortgased-
Mr. Faulks also obtained another order direct
ing parties concerned to show cause on the same
return day why the Pope company receivers should
not be permitted to pay to Thomas Laylor & Co.
of Chicago who negotiated the recent sale OV
them of stock Of the Columbia Steel Company, a
commission Of Pa per the sale price which