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Arizona republican., 1908-05-21

before yesterday was recorded as one of the windiest and most disagreeable days which the mountaneers have eX- perienced for long time, the wind blowing a terrific gale. charging on the wayfarers with volleys of sand and dust.
 NEW NOTARY.-F. w NOlZ of Can yon Diablo, COcOninO county has been appointed a notar- public by Acting Governor Page.
 INVITED TO DlNE.-The Republf- can has received an invitation from the Douglas chamber Of commerce and mines to it's first annual dinner to be given at the Hotel Gadsden, Douglas, on May 9.
 CHURCH DlNNER-A cafeteria dinner and supper will be served at the Central NJ. F. church. opposite the postoffice, Friday from 11:3O o'clock till 9 pm. A delicious menu will be offered, including a variety to suit every taste and purse.
 CALL FOR BANK STATEMENTS. Sims Ely. territorial auditor. yester- day issued a call on territorial banks and building and loan associations for statement showing the condition of those institutions at the close of busi- ness May II. That is the same date for which the comptroller has issued call on the national banks so when the reports are all ina very good idea can be gained ot the condition Of the financial houses of the territory.
 PRESENTED A PURSE-Professor Blount, who has been the head of the Ii irf, and who at the end of the present school year leaves not only Phoenix but also retires from the teaching pro- fession has been presented by the high school students with a purse of gold to the amount of S75 as a token of the high esteem in which he is held by them and the public as well as the ap preciatiOn of the efforts which he de- voted 60 starting them along life's journey. The presentation was made by John Dunlap. the president of the senior class, with a few fitting re- marks before the close of the session. It had been planned to give him an oak library table and chair but on account of his early departure for Los Angeles and the inconvenience of shipping, it was decided to present the gold in stead. It was realized that whatever might be the nature of the token the spirit in which it was offered would be of intrincially greater worth in the years to come. Professor Blount re- sponded feelingly to the students and thanked them for this show of re- spect. Professor BIount will leave in June for Los Angeles where he will permanently reside.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-21
Alaska Refrigerators
THE ALASKA THEORY.

Are the ice savers-They are food
 preSerVerS.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-21
ALASKA CIRCULATION.

The ice rests on a corrugated gal vanized iron rack, which is so con- structed as to leave an air passage under the iron. The warm air in the provision chamber rises through the flues at each end of the ice chamber, comes in contact with the ice at the central opening in the lid flue, be- comes colder and drops under the ice rack, where all moisture is condensed. and fails through the central opening under the ice into the provision cham Der. cold and dry. No other system keeps the air so long in contact with the ice as the ALASKA does, con sequently the Alaska does its work more thoroughly than any other re- frigeratOr.
 ALASKA refrigerators and Ice box es have been on the market for 40 wears.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-21
CALYPSO.

The Imported French Percheron Black Stallion will make the season of 1908 Tuesdays and Saturdays at the Palo Alto Stables, balance of week at the home ranch.
 Also the Jack, Napoleon. will stand at the ranch, For terms apply to M. B. HoROVITZ, Owner. R. F. D. 3.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-21

The Alaska, by it's perfect system of warm and cold air flucs. allows na- lures principles-that warm air rises and cold air falls-to work in a more perfect manner than any other re- frigerator built. The air circulates in the direction represented by ar rows.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-21

Be sure and get vour tickets for the senior class play on sale today at Boehmer's drug store
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03

his commander and proteGe. He al
muniShch Grant ia conversation ana
il tiers that he permitted TO ind
way To publication. Undoubtedly n"
was to proud OF his peculiar position.
Ever, time Grant fell off the water
wagon as We would say nowadays.
Rawlins descended on him with
gloomy warnings OF the peril or MS
ways. with sermons calling his az
trnIion TO the sacred interests in ms
care with threats of resigEatioh'
Grant bore his reproof with patience,
tins d with g0od-humored LIBERATION
4nd also colorrd by the recoliecu"n Oh
ir former relations. II" liked RAW
Inns. admired his sine riiy and his
u.nl At times OF depression. iai
AGAR. h. was ashamed OF his iaps"s
from virtue. Il l. easy 10 -" no" ne
/, ok from Rawlins what would haE"
caused HIM to kick another man AZ
one. time n went so far IL SOW Oh
courrttion "a % promise this otH
schot lmaSt that he never Wou!"
drink again Th" pledge, privately
MADE was circulated in the army, ana
grew into the legend mat appears
every wear CT iwn lm"nG people VIII"
like 10 breathe scandal
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03
Takes Over 5000 Ioas Of Coal n
lwsnly'i0ur Hours.
sTtAEta HtaloD LOADS Qu cklY
British Steamers Green Jacket and
Carpathian. Now In Port. Both Rave
Shippers Named Davies-Many YES
s.is Afrive-Marine Notes.

Having loaded 4,GGh tons OF cargo
Goa, and 400 tons OF bunker coal III
- hours, the Norwegian st'amsh: p
II ,rmod. Captain lOreensrr, when
arrived in port Tuesday from Boston
steamed yesterday afternoon Tor ma
yana cuba 0he leading OF the Her
mod wax accomplished In r"markapi!
short time when /, is consider tha'
The vessel is not designed for quick
loading as are many vessels wh'ch
have mad. record time In loading al
this port.
The. Hermod was handled b ythe
Berwipd- White Coal Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03
SHIPPERS OF SAME NAME.
Two British Steamers in Port With
Captains Named Davies.

Two British steamships Comnahd-
ed tw shippers bearing The som" name
arrived a, this port yesterday TO ioau
bunker coal Ono was the steamship
Green Jacket Captain Davies. which
arrived yesterday morning from PORT
Inclis rnroutc for Doutlin. I'M
cther was the new steamship Carpath-
ian. Captain Davies, which arrived
IN the afternoon from Port Arthur
bound for Hamburg.
The vessels We're handled BY the
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal Agency Com
pauv and the shippers met In the once
Of that company yesterday afternoon.
They are NOT related, hut had net ono"
before many months ago. This was
a rather peculiar coincidence and one
which probably never has occurred
here bafU~".
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03
THE ITALIAN CRIMINAL.
Shipping as a StoWaway, the Black
Handler S Helped 20 Flee to
This Country.

On every vessel sailing from Paicr-
mo or Naples are a ,iCZcn or more
members of the Camorra or the Malta.
cmn,oycd as sailors. cOai-heaycrs.
and stewards. 1t is their iraterna.
dirty &c ali their brethren 10 cvaie the
passport law. II there are six or
mere members ot ships company
earnestly ,iesiroHs Ci Cunc"alinc a
stowaway. jle thing can always be
done. There are recorded instances
wher- q stOWaway has been hunted Tor
three hours by twenty men, alter all
the officers and crew have been sent
ashore, and has remained ,:ld!scover-
cd-because he was sewed up IN d
mattress in bunk.
When the steamship has lied up
at her birth in an American port, the
fugitive puts on the uniform or over
ais of one OF his cOnfederates and
easily makes his way off the pier.
And thus. a seasoned and hardened
criminal. his bioOd-stained hands
against him. be is turned loose in
the land OF the free anG the nome OF
the brave. Every steamship man
concerned in the Mediterranean trade
knows something Of the system: one
of them has admitted these facts. It
is the theory of tn professional po
liceman Of America that the lta!lan
criminal comes TO lis through France
and Canada That is nonsense he
has neither the intelligence nor the
means.
The ex-convict has the New York
address of one Or more former member
OF his society in ITALY. He makes his
wa to this address, as quickly a ne
nav. He IS without work and in a
strange country. II may be that hap
DIV chance will find honest work Tor
him II once. But usualy it is not
so. He becomes, more likely. Will
ing and useful tool of the Black HAM.
a depeHdent on the generosity o:
more thoroughly acclimated Grim
inaIs The stealthy EeI;Sery OF
biackmailing lett rs. the stabbinSs.
the bomb paintings. and even the
murders OF the Black Hand type arr
done by men who are so ignorant
and so helpless that they iace star
walton IL the: 10 not carry out ia"
order Of the black Hand thugs who
house and feed them after their sur
rent itinus entry into In" United
States Dspison, in IN"
September Every bOdy.s
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03
Calendar for Today.
oReDGE CiATSOP LEAVES
YARD FOR PHILADELPHIA
Nerves. Product ~ locs. Pant WI
Sail shortly for
Seattle.

The United States auction drcdre
CIaiscp. tn" R"vesi product Of the 10
car yhiryari. 80 aracd firm this port
yesterday morning for Phiiad 'iphia.
ln.T 'atInr On store. and supplies
n; that pert. the CIatsop will start on
h.r long journey TO Seattle. Washing
ION VI. tho straits e Magellan. Th'
vessel viii b. n.ariv a half year max
ing Tho journey
tn Cla'srp waz bnili here AZ a cost
Of about s25g.neG and vas the arst
suction DR. DE 10 be built here for the
Unit d State army engineers. Shs
vii be used IN drcdgias en- tie CoIarn.
ole river,
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03
Genera, aava.ns as eusroisn Over.

In the September American Maya
zine The Interpreter" wit : his PEP
sauaI recollection Of Grant Shs rman.
Shs ridar. CIcve!aHj AMI oth'r not
abIes. Several nov aud cNtr molly in
,crpstin- stories ar" TOLL Of Grant and
his all ed aAcC~-iVe IL" OF EGU"T ~
ZINES The following cNp.aEa:'on -
given Of tn" relations heiSr'" Cram
ard General Ra~iins
Tn SGvPrtis"ncnf y ,GICh Grant
lspscs have had was Due la zEea'
~ asures IN his fTi.R6Sh:p for . n
oral Rawiins And EawhnS !rirHatE
criticism. taiuiiy he I'd during IN
war. have hrc1 r.aZn:i ID ~ 'h'' iot
nj yrars. EawIias ."ia''unS rVh
Crgni . r. inter sting Raw rs Vas
a mcr,ber % Congress :T,m Graft =
district and Grant. a numb nor
chant % The town. looked NJ 10 n"
q =, man as 3 cr"ainr" ~ SUPERIOR
station Isv'iES team" Grant
siiutant general during ID" HsT. III"
u.;ai relations essah!i a"d bot E"'n
men before forty 90 not cnaTc" mn
,criaIIy aft = forty. !; nv old s'"G"i-
master horli come hIck To- "aTth Al
,ri. momcrt hc cCuid hui'v nc tn"
cid coritemau. who would ncs - "E'
n--usrrd and two years q ~" c1Hi'
,,,ic me tr.rIf'- With hts switch. 20
psxi.nS was ~ once Granf's sEbOFd!-
MI. and his nsntor. Ne vas plain,
ly concerned slyut the success o.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03
TRUST LEADERS RUN
g: REPUBLICAN, MACHINE
Continued from First Page).


connected with all the great corpora
tons of his state. To become a ~
former?"
Mr.. Bryan asserted that there was
NOR. trusts now in n" United states
than there We're eleven years ago.
No, only this" he said. blu, with
the mos, strenuous Republican you
ever hal in the Whit" House, he has
no, succeeded in "at,ing one trust
masnale in the penitentiary.
The so-callcd International Harvcs-
ter trust was scored by the Demo
cratic candidate who charged that
the Republican party had not yet at
tempted to free IN" country from It's
alleged extorticns.
why have not thrs" trusts been
crushed out?" he inquired. What
plusp.ct is there that they will be
crushed under Republican ,ulo' II
Mr. Roosevelt is hot abb" TO bring
his party into acliy" opposition to
this trust, what hope have You that
Mr.. Taft will do better"
TAFT Not Like Roosevelt.
Mr. Taft. he said was nor IL Stren-
uous az Mr. Roosevelt. Read his
language he said. and compare 1t
with the fiery Pronunciation made in
the Presidents message or LAST Janu-
AIRY"
Continuing, Mr. Bryan said Mr..
Taft, not only does not say that his
party will destroy IN" private monop
oily. but he does say that TO destroy
|, would destroy and cXterminate
business. He says that what IN"
country needs is not determination OF
trusts, but regulation. He has tried
regulation in his party Tor - years,
and the result; is that the trusts have
regulate the Republican party, but
the party has failed 10 regulate the
trusts"
Al the Lyceum theatre Judge TAFT
and Senator Foraker met again. Both
were cheered
President Muiholland of the club
introduced Mr. Taft. AS the Worlds
Big Man"
Stand Together In Campaign.
III Is a pleasure for me 20 he here
with Senator Foraker" said Mr.. 1att.
because when governor of Ohio, ne
gave me really my FIRST chanc" and
took a good deal OF risk OF putting
man of twenty-nine on The bench or
the Superior Court OF Cincinnati
We are about to enter, or rather
have entered n great Oratorical cam
paign. 1t Is pleasure to think in his
presence that we are going to stand
in the campaign shoulder 10 Shout Ter
with the fully strength OF the Re
publican party"
Mr.. Taft here went directly to a
political argument in which he said
that the real issue was whether the
voters OF the country would give their
endorsement to the Roosevelt pohcies
and the deeds Of the Republican
promises.
After a most glowing enGor 'emehs
of Judge Taft by bishop Samuel Fal'
lows OF the Reformed Episcopal
church. Chicago. Senator Foraker
was introduced and was received with
decidedly cordially.
No III Feelings.
Under the circumstances | hope !
may be pardoDed II l say here In
his presence-the first time I have
had opportunity 10 say-that there IS
nothing. so far as I know between
the slightest i'll feeling OF any Kind
between Judge Taft and myself
IF there is anything | have right
to claim beyond another it is that
! am Republican three hundred ara
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03
SHIPPING REPORT
Wednesday. September 2, 1908.
Arrived.

HFFiNCo.
Steamer inkum iRr.) Mck"sS'Hai
yestCn-to George K. warren Coal
Company for bunker coal.
Steamer Industry OBJ, Milne. Gal
veston-,o George E. Warren Coal
Company for bunker coal.
Steamer Green Jacket tBrD Dawes,
Port Ingiis--,p Chesapeake ONO
Coal Agency Company in ballast.
Steamer Carpathian tBr.l Davies
Port Arthur--tc CHESAPEAKE 4 ONO
Goa! Agency Company for bunker coa''
Schooner Hugh Kelly, Gray. Wash
inston d. C.-to Chesapeake 4 ONO
Coal and Coke Company In ballast.
Barge Kentucky from New p ford
o Chesapeake & Ohio Coal and Coke
Company in ballast
Bars, George r.. Skoltield from
Portsmcuth-to Chesapeake & ONO
Coal and Cox Company in ballast.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03
Cat Adopted Woodch bucks.

On the same day that a litter OF KIT
tens was drowned at the home OF
Frank Plots. near Inez. Pa. Mr.
Plott's sons killed q woodchuck In the
woods near the house and brought
home from the animals nest four
Young "chucks'' These were offered
to the mother cat. and to the surprise
Of the family she carried them TO ner
bed and has since mothered them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03
SeiteA.

Steamers Hermond Y'orJ Havana;
Industry iB-t Liverpool: Green
JACKIE, iBr) Dublin: ClatSup. ~. =,
section dredsa, Philadelphia.
Schooners Lyman NJ. Law. Chat
fell. Bangor: Massasoit. Tuiioch. Ball.
-c-: Frank W. Benedict. Wells. Char
lesion. s. G: independent. Farrow
Providence
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03
In the Wonderland of Deiiriunn.


The American Magazine tSeptem-
Der NUMBER has got hold of the auto
hjogra ,hy OF riaa who recently
passed through a remarkable case OF
,,elirium trpmens II is a record OF
personal experience. the authoF'
Charles Roman. having und nrsone
eighteen days OF deiirium in WASH
ington hospital within the past year.
The story is in many ways as inter
esting psychological document as
De Ouincey's Confession OF an OPIUM
,, Eater
Aside from being narrative OF eA-
traordinarv Authorizations the artic'e
contains a mass Of interesting generat
facts about delirium and the modern
methods If treating snch cases FOL
lowing is a brief extract:
For eighteen DAYS I Inhabited a
sphere of adventurous romantic I'M
ending. There was not dull mo-
ment. not lazy hour ! was seeing
something or doing something con
tinuaily - always something new
something unknown to rational hut
manitv. A hundred times. in imag-
ination. ! stood upon the p"Pcipice OF
" '''"
that nobody else had ever seen.
walked paths never before traEerSeo'
Eminent physicians who noted my
progress along the uneNptorei Nigh
way of imagination testify that no
record case equals mine.
The psychic deduction that the
body is but a humble and poweriess,
though unwilling servant OF the mih0
is corroborstet fT my experience
Nothing could better prove the pnS-
Biological premises that man sees. not
what his eye impresses him win nav
ing seen. hut what his brain tells him
he shall see.
And what Is true Of sight is true
OF other senses. All sounds readily
ada Dted them selves to the convenience
Of ANYTHING that the mind decreed, IN
many instances being cornpteteiV
Transformed or entirely Oblit"rated
where the mind willed. powerfully and
,rhitrarilv For example. the rattle
of wagon wheel became a distinct
form Of humans speech. The Whee'
/ talked heard voices where there
were none. and heard nothing Nheh
people talked 10 me.
Incidentally, II - worm holhs ''"'
MANY physicians explain the presence
81 snakes in delirium by the theory
that the circulation of the blood III
the cvebaiIs becomes imperfect. ana
,ha: its progress through the veins
ana arteries. in strained. spasmoiic
current gives the visual impression o!
sarpents ! saw snakes. and many o.
them also saw crocodiles an"
hycnas and elephants and zoo'"Sica'
what not Hence cant accept tn"
imperfect circulation theory. heoans'
there Is no conceivable form the oiooc
might take in the cOurs" Of improper
circulation 10 give IN" optical impreS
sion cf a crocodile c. hyena CT an
elephant Therefore. concluded thai
the srak : are never in the eye bnt
in the brain. and :ha; the brain. ana
nc, the eye. secs them.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03
Cleared.

Steamer Harmod tNor.) Jorgensen
Havana-B Goa! Com
pany.
Steamer Inkum (Br.) MtNSgS. bre'
men-George E. Warren Coal Com
nam.
Steamer Industry tBr) Mines Liver
pool-George f. Warren Coal Compa
ny.
Steamer CIR en- Jacket tBr) Davies
acknowledgements & Ohio Cca'
AZ ency Company.
Steamer Carpathian (Br) Davies
Hamburg-Chesapeake & Ohio Goa
Agency COMPANY.
Barge Julia r. Dempsey for Provi
dencc-Chs sapeaSe & Ohio Coal ant
Coke Company
Barge Florida for Providence
Chesapeake & Ohio Coal and Coke
Company.
Barge pottsyiiie for Portland
Chesap, axe & Ohio Coal Agency Com
pany.
barge John A. Briggs for Providence
Chesapeake 4 Ohio Goa! Agency
Company.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03
EVERY ONE FOR HIMSELF.

" you fc.I you cannot look "''f i"'
yourself no ole else viii lock ont Tor
Won n you cart IN yoITscE. Sex
iue Pulls GiU hsip Won 81 a box. Z.
roVrs s.. With fail guarantee f"r ail
forms Of rcTyS weakness IN men or
wcm.n.-rST sale by all druggists.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03
4lander.

SANDER is restless evil which dis
turbs socoty. spreads dissension
through cities and countries. disunites
the sfrictest friendships; is the source
Of hatred and revenge. nils. wherevef
II enters, with disturbances and con-
fusion, and everywhere Is an enemy
Of peace. comfort and Christian good.
breeding -aassilon. -
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03

They Take the Kinks Out.
II have used DR.. Kings New Lie
Pills for many years with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks
out Of stomach. liver and bowels,
without fuss or friction" says N, II.
Brown. OF Pittsheid, VT. Guaranteed
satisfactory, at all druggists, &c.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03

snc.Ncr rrac.i =: ioE j. said to haT"
5cen rrTp~r .aiS! WI n burglar en'"T
I'D The HON" Of District Attorney -
rorn". in y n York and m"irsiN n not
it, World prov raj t"r seTi""S
frse y the. had rccR caueht in the
hoes ~ rhp tsuOHs prosecuting a spT.
p.v-Thouasyi TIU"g-Ent TPEIS.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-09-03

sixty.ilve days in the year, ! have
my preferences some times as TO
who should receive the honnrs OF the
party ard everybody generally hnds
out that they are.
When the Chicago convention
nominated Mr.. Taft TO be Republican
candidate for the Presidency that In
stan, he became my leader. He has
been my leader ever since. and h"
will be- my leader until the polls
closc OH the nigh: OF the election,
witnessed eia/Parade.
|, was nearly three O'Clock when
the parade concluded. and after a
BRIEF vtsi, TO his hotel, Mr.. Tart
mt 10 the l4yceum Theatre To at
to-. !hr reception given by the LIN
coin Republican club, tie was 1o'hea
bv Senator Foraker and Governor
Harris Here again the eviGeEce al
tn. OFFICIAL healing OF the political
breach between the two leaders was
, vigurou ll applaud'd.
The parade WAS remarkable for the
absence OF accidents ana cases OF eN'
hausiiCn and for IN" good oSder
which prevailed Mayor Whitlock to-
night stated that despite the crowd
81 100000 visitors there had been
fewer accidents. fewer misdemcanof"
auL less work for the police generally
than on any average day OF the yea
The weather was Heal. Aside from
veteran who was slightly bruised
bv being hit by an ambulance. thor"
wer" no accidents.
Estimatcs of the number of vetef-
ans In line varied from 5000 to three
times that number.
Old Scores Forgotten.
That Taft and Foraker are poli'i'
cally together Is not only that pubic
admission CT both Taft anG Foraker
here today. but also the political sen
satiun Of Ohio.
Senator Foraker is an avercd candi-
date for the United States Senate 10
succeed himself and his services III
the national campaign have been
sought by National Chairman Hitch
cock and the senator has promised
the stump.
A, a dinner given here last night
nv Charles r. Lewis, there were pres
crt Senator Foraker. General Henry
c. Corbin ana Representative J. war
rem Keifer. OF Ohio. This dinner re-
suited in an invitation to Senator
Foraker to remain in this city today
and attend both the review OF the
uaradc OF the G. A. r. In the s,aha
with Judge Taft. but also the recep'
ton to be given later by the lancoih
Republican club.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17
DRY GOODS

L. DINKELSPIEL CO.. Inc, 2o-26 Battery.
HELLER, KLEIN & CO., 41-47 Sansome.
MOORE WATSON, Sansome & Bush.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17
:AN REFERENCE GUIDE OF SAN FRANCISCO BUSINESS CONCERNS

BUTCHERS d LIVESTOCK DEALERS
F. CANES & CO., Stockyards. Oakland.
OAKLAND MEAT & PACK. CO. Stocky'ds Oak.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17
BANKS AND TRrST co.TfakxEs

ACcoUNTANTS-CERTIFIED PUBLIC
.ol1A r RUcKsTELL. Claus spreckels Bid
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-17
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANIES

NUTUAL LIFE ms co. OF \. Y. Cx. L Hstha-
way. Mgr-l, 222 Sans0me.
EOME LIFE ms CO Drank Sperlilg. Agr.l,
Claus Spreckels Bid
NANHATTAN LIFE ms. co. u. Landers. Mgr.),
$50 Russ Bid
MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE INs- co. IF. E. De
Groarf. Claus Spreckels Bid.
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE ms. co. (Field
& CrzneEl- Clans Spreckels Bid
WASHINGTON LIFE ms CO. IF. z. Codding-
rnnl. Aoasdnock BID