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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-10-30
AN OPEN LETTER.
To The Veterans of the Civil
Indian and Spanish Wars.

/ We take the following extracts
from the final appeal made by the
National Tribune to its comrades
in arms during the recent wars
For more than a quarter of a
century the Tribune has been
much honored by you as your
spokesman and counselor. How
surely and well we have advised
you in the past you know far
better than we can tell you. We
ask you to give consideration to
that long record in weighing what
We shall say to you.
In making up your minds how
you shall vote yourselves, and in
fiuence Others the personality of
the Democratic candidate and his
marvellous daily output of pleas
ing promises should have little
consideration. Sounding brass
and tingling cymbals usually lead
armies of voracity and destruc-
ton.
Were Mr.. Bryan an angel of
light he could not change the
character of the cohorts arrayed
behind him, nor swerve a hair s
breadth their purposes and per-
formances if successful. Far
from being all angel of light, he
is not even man of strong and
commanding will. He is mere
f1otsam on the surface of a tur-
hulent tide.
While, undoubtedly, a large
proportion of Mr.. Bryan's party
are good, sincere but mistaken
men, they are, alas, very far
from being the controlling ele-
ment. They have no mare influ-
ence than the murmuring brook
of the leafy month of june has
over the wild and turbid freshet
that may roll along it's course.
Into this turbid tide has been
gathered by Mr.. Bryan's specious
promises of success everye element
which has hated and fought you
in the past. Every man who, in
the words of Shylock. has heated
your enemies, cooled your friends
secuted your sorrows, sneered at
your joys, mocked your losses,
disparaged your gains, is now
shouting for Bryan.
Still later, every man who has
bitterly opposed the Govern
ment's doing justice to those who
had fought its battles is now a
Bryan man. Every speaker who
has groaned over "the intolera-
BILE pension burden" is now lift
ing his voice for Bryan. Every
editor who has filled his columns
with calumnies as to the charac-
ter of veterans and their wives,
who has Systematically deprecia-
ted their services in the field, who
has helittled their achievements
and extolled those of their enc
mics, who has invented lying sta
tistics to the detriment of their
fair fame is now an ardent advo-
cate of Bryan's election.
To vote for Bryan now is to en-
ter the camp of your pestilent and
lifelong enemies. You would be
accepted, not as a welcome ally,
but as a despised captive, who
had been forced to surrender and
was entitled to no consideration.
On the other hand, you will find
the w. H. Taft camp packed with
your friends, with the men who
have touched elbows with you in
all the struggles of the past. who
know your services and your
worth, who have stood stead
fastly by you against all enemies
and opposers, who have been
your faithful, constant, helpful
friends in the White House, in
the Departments, in Congress
and in the Legislatures. They
have given you all you have got
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-10-30

as rule. kept out of the banking bust
ness by the unwillingness of the public
to entrast money to their care.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-10-30
THE CORVALLIS GAZETTE

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Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-10-30

ELECTIONS FOR 1908.
Closes for election Oct. 20.
Presidential election Nov. 3.
Corvallis gazette. [volume] (Corvallis, Benton County, Or.) 1900-1909, 1908-10-30

Oklahoma Trial InconcIusfve.
The fact that the first bank failure
in Oklahoma after the law went into
effect, was followed by immediate re-
imbursement of the depositors, proves
nothing as to the practicability Of the
system in the long run. The fact that
the State banks of Oklahoma have
gained deposits since the system went
into operation, while national banks
within the State have lost, if true,
proves nothing as to the merits Of the
system. The law itself requires that
all public deposits must be kept in
banks that belong to the system, and
this provision alone would cause a con-
siderable transfer of deposits and in
fuence some banks to join the system.
The real test Of the policy will come
in its influence upon the banking busi-
ness in the long run. Will it tend to
secure more careful and prudent in
.vestment of the vast sums which the
people Of the country keep in banks, or
will it tend to weaken the personal re-
sponsibility for these funds and divert
them into incapable and wasteful
hands. 1t is a superficial view which
lays all emphasis upon the immediate
results of the law and gives NO con-
sideration to its violation of funes-
mental principles and the consequences
which must fellow.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
Copartnership Notices.


N-HEREAs THE CoPARTNEFssIIIP IETSEToFosag @ s
BPO-UERS 4 COMPANY between David 5 Egiesror
AIbert n Bragg and William F. Proctor, Eas oeen dis
solved bv the death said David e Egieston ara
the expiration February 1st, 1905. OF the agreed tern
o. such copaTtnerShip: and ..---
The said partnership had .ra1scted business
in mis- state for years Tnd the business
or said partnership this state continues 70 Dc cor
AIl.art III Bragg and the said William f. Proctor
Now therefore the said Albert H Bragg and tne
said William Proctor. hereby certify and decar-
tar the Albert H Bragg whose paee o. resfdeacs
Is and the said W Imam
Proctor whose place OF residence IL No SS4 clinton
avenue, Brooklyn New York. the parsons tsrsisns
70 das under such OF Egest0n Brothers & Corr
pary principal place OF business of tas
aid frru No 166 South street Il tns
T,n-orzfl oy Manhattan City OF New York
In with whereof. have hereu7to set our ha-d1
and seals this day oS February thousand nins
"1'4- ~ WILLIAM = PROCTER- rSeai
ALBERT Il BRAGG iSealI
Stat. % New York. County OF New YORK ss-
came WILLIAM + PROCTER- to known and known -
me ~ be one or individuals described IN and who
executed tie foregoing and 2cnowtsgsf %
me that he executed the same.
ARTHUR = COHEN. Notary Prclic
York COunty. " 2
STATE Of New York. County OF New York So
on this 3rd day February 1as before persora~
came ALBERT II BRAGG. % me known ara kno"n Z,
me % be ore individuals described In and ar
executed the foregoing and acknowledged -
me ts executed the same
ANDREW wOEsLFE-I. Notary Public.
Richmond County
csrtfcat. fled in New York county.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05

week 81 3ce bbs potatoes 12oel onoas TX.
ports zoo bags ana ss bbs potatoes ard 25e cases
market generally ste7dy unchanged prices sweet
e hF% ad sPh fs
In fair supply but much OF arriving
or less frozen and such selling slowly at low and n
peas and lettuce, Is firm and slightly higher Ne" Or
sale with prices favoring sellers california cauowers
plenty and weaker. California artichokes increasing in
fairy plenty and generally sen slowly at irregua prices
hIEder, We quote: Potatoes Florida 10 l. per bbI,
Long 1sisnd $40 peF bb 81 30 @ do Msne per
81 2a 81 81 state Pennsylvan and Western In buk
s2Qs2 20 WET POTATOES. jersey. per bbi: 81 5o@
per basket a5cssi ArTcHoKEs cagfoTna No l. psr
drum. se9s10: ANIsE New Orleans. per bb!. s3Qs4;
muda, per crate 75cas1 %: do New Orleans per 100
Ss sma 0S per P do fS 81
per per @ bo s. as .? @ @ @ % M CRATE Ess q 9s sase 90 @ 20
as2 5o do California per case s4as4 50: cABBAGEs
tG ss do per Ds i5 d5 fS
s. S DO ' Der bsske csf cMBERs Florida per
basket or crate. s39ss 50; cAULLFLoWERs, Florida
s. Is; EGGPIATJ . Florida per box s1ss2; do ouben
per basket 75casI: HoRsERADIsE. per 100 h. 81
ss5: KAIE No@rfolE. PEI b6: 5oa65c; xoFLRABI New
per- 100 SaneSs g s2sa T1 LTTEeE forida pr
s. 5oas8; do Cuban $saS4; MINT Bermuda per box,
g. d. 9s0E 3eo s. S5BssS Sass so DO phes 4e saas so
state. white. basket <qs 81 do and western
So SO: and yellow, per bag S5as2; orange
County, red and yellow. bag 81 75dS2; Cuban,
per crate 81 259s2 40 OKA Florida carrier. 81 .
qS2 IS; 90 Cuban S1IS2; OYSTER PLANTS. per 100
lunches. s2Qs4; PEPPERS. Florida per carrier 7ocG
sI 90; do Cuban Io 90c; PEAS Florida basket 81
as 80: PARSLEY Bermuda, box, 81 50q$1 10; do
New Orleans. curly and plain bbi. s5Gs8; PAR
SN1FS, Dbl. I5c@S1 70: ROMAINE, New Orleans
Dbl 81 50gS2 so: do basket 5oG5s do Florida.
hssss s $gsI & 5o do Benluda aI Per box 259ISe RaD
81 %: do New Orleans Per bhI-SeaS2 80: sf4ALLOT5
New orleans; per 100 bqnches. s2q$2 50: sTRING
BEANS Florida. green and wax. per basket crate,
S24$4 %; SQUASH. Hubbard. per Dbl, 81 259S2 so do
marrow. 81 1882 do Florida. white, per box S11S1 So
do Cuban white. box, s1Is1 .; SPINACH, Norfolk
bbl S14S1 90 TOMATOES Florida. per
81 90 do Cuban. 5cQS1 so; TURNIPs Canada rutabaga
bbl sldS1 05: do Jersey Long Island
slas1 .: do Irish. bag 75q90c: do New Orleans.
white. bhl SlQs2 do Old. white. per bbl T5c 81
NATERCRESS, per 100 punches, 81 60QS2
March, 81 S5: April 81 90 May. SIS 05- TIMOTHY
Prime s. .. AT-STkE-Prina.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
OTHER MARKETS-BY TELEGRAPH.

Chicago Feb 4.-CATTLE-keceipts estimated aoo1,
900 head. market steady TO strong steers e fSo -
s,c}srs ana feeders s. 60lS4 15 s3dS4 10; he-
ers 81 50Ts5 -. S3qSi 30. calves S5a4 HOGS
hoic heay Slipping 4odS4 AZ; butchers. - 500
Sd light mixed. 81 25dS4 5; choice lsth - S9
g. 35 packing 35: pigs So Is4 10: bulk OF sales
81 o5GS4 40 SfiEEP-Eeceips eStlTlat e at -oUo td
69s7 u: vearngs, s. 60ds6 %.
cincinnati Feb 4-HOGS-Strong 10 Sc higher: butch
ers and shippers 81 5OG$4 57's common 81 2ogSi 80
A7rTI.t>-Steady: fair good shippers 81 ''ffSo .
common. 81 a5as5 SHEEP-steaay. s. 5oaS5: lambs
steady, S5ns7 so 80 -,
East EuffaIo Feb 4.--CATTLE-Feceipts. 800 head
ecfivn and firm. prime IS 1895 NEAllSIse-
csins 40 head: active and &c lower S5IS9. HOGS
Recerts 900 head. good weights active ana strong
,orkers &c lower; pigs DUH and lower heavy and niz
asa -: stays, s3QS3 so diaries 81 6naS4 So StEEl
ana I.AMTS-Eeceipts ToOo head. sheep active and
shade lower. slow; 25c lower lambs S5isI 60; year
ings So 259S6 s. 60qS6 ewes So 2dcS1 90
sheep. mixed. S2GS5 80 =. ,,-..-.-. - ooo -,
Including market steady heers strong
Io higher: choice and dressed beef steers 50 lp
s. fair to good 81 2jd$J: Western steers $4Gs1 .
stocers and feeders IS 25Gsi 20 Southern steer S5
81 10. Southern COWS 81 50fs3 GO: native cows. 81 $50
a. native 81 25Si -: bulls sSfS4 10; calves
"a 75aSg EOGS-Receipts. 20,O00 head; market J8loc
higher: tnp 81 47s OF sales 81 20ls$a 40 heavy.
s. 30dsi packers 81 20aSi 40 pigs and lights 81 90
asa 20 SIFEP-Receipts, 4.50o head market steady
ana active. lambs s60s6 80; and yearings 81 50
S. 40 Western yearlng So 50as6 Western sheep 81 25G
a. ., stockers feeders. 50 50as5.
Union STOCK Yards. Pittsburg. Feb +--CATTl.E-Sup-
ulF light steady: 50 75a$6: prime, s. 50Es5 40
enIs and common. s2Q$3: lambs. s0aS7 20. yEAI.
CALVES ssGSs co. HOGS-Receluts light slow; prime
beayes "a 60drs4 mediums and heavy yorkers 81 TO-
light yorers co: roushs SO 50GS4 pigs 81 4o1$4 40
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.
New York Febrz,a-- 4

CnFFFEs-The coffee market not active to-day
q steady closing STEADY.
points kEne-- Sales We7e reported 30 bags
opened s1ea5T a unchanged prices an
sara--- points steady European cables. There
sae li1uf lati1l cf March during the CAV hut oreT
VEL absorbed b. trade interests
- tbe initial advance Tho Trench market Was
rrhe- hour cf the local opening and closed
81 -hat herfF. while fis-rsurs net unchanged TO
-f- higher. Brazilian was pifbo;f mar
ess----.. 0f primary markets f2sC,
- ioze- ard Saatbs unchanged. while racer-s
-, ~ -se with the TWO uorts getting
90 hays against 5looe last and $4,000 years
1I0e
g a. New Ereho do
,e~ ve-e rather bazs AGAINST II $50
re
80. paiclla- attention Street merchants report
Cer2Ed Tor supplies.
.. -hsrr s-e firmly held and constitute chief ss-
-a-fsr a. present Reports TO the
che and
rating adTices. with
Al factor determining
-. III rI-css between ana Tho end OF the current
eseo- Srrt caHee steady, with quotations the
- =. a. for RIO No :.
r. rarre q contract prices the local market to
T1-f
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05

COrToN-The cotton market was rather more &C
ruled with ttse close steady AZ a
a-z-e alC points Sales for The day were es-
-he market oTened steady At
ss-t- of g. points response 70 Disappointing ca
So ~ soon rallied covering ana some support ron
Attracted n -he smaller estimates Tor to
lea5E points tfusDeSS vas not
ers- market well sustained and
,h-r ste- rric5sv animated and decided
N-s- OF continued covering. buying BY brokers sup
-,s.s 10 represent leading bull Interests and reports q
March sold
i I7c MAY a. L fSc- o. te11 points net fgher
the hest under realizing A-flces
bullisl SPOT CoLcltiols
interior offerings Ts-e very sIle
xrs paying asked prices he
eau-he-- officially reported early were unchanged
O. 70 hizhs- There been a Eooc deal OF selllng
-scsrrlv - rre GROUND break vas prooa-
re Il the ranks SPOT holders there have been
-.-s easier bcy II the interior but
more % taE-s acT-ceS seemed 70
7-ss-e confidence bear s1oe for the tine being
operators, however. atT-1bItso TIE a1FaTlce %
rhr mere fulro-zaut Temporary covering move
ard Ere5rted setback soon the short
Interest reduced The Liverpool market was la
= ucs--s lower Of the locSl opening bCt
-zle5 lzts-. English sqot market points
coo bales. Wires from Memphis de
National Gialers Association would issue
rero-r Fetuary 8
-be o contract prices n the local market today
-eEE As
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05

Southwest where the crop should be under
erlnE u soon became evident that tho support
the iay progressed without setbacks. bull
confidence increased particularly around when
the week, compared with oaI6 900 bush
els year ago a buish o international
r1s'istics such as they have not shown in time
was also renewal OF talk about light supplies
AT northwest interior points but this failed
CUT much ngure in view Of liberal Northwest
arrivals, following similar talk Owing
70 small winter wheat receipts however. the total
primary movement much larger year
while seaboard clearances were moderate and the
cars. one Of the encouraging featufes was a
continuation Mondays export trade nvoying sales
OF % ioacs, part OF II durEm Duluth Con-
uIeht, suggesting that Argentina supplying
~nea FAST enough In fact. private cable received
retarded by consested railroad conditions Foreign
ecsinss included advances OF = at Liverpool
o % ht 9e4lo points at Paris and of Sc at Buda
pes inc local market closed i q ]. higher, and
there was further advance of x on the late curb
Sash wheat in the local market quoted
10 rec u COZ elevator and 81 oc b adoat: No
= Northern Duluth 81 16i<. hard winter
ac ~ lo@ac b afoat CoRN-Not only
active in the West. but local trade on a much
laeeF scale than usual attended by advances
On commission house buying and q demand from
FtloTfs The upturn by weather
Wednesdays reeeints ana Ss,- Eas.s-- - a.
cAted that blg buiis were again friendly
aho perhaps taking a position for good The
efn receipts Were little than half large
a year ago liverpool closed Is u lower and this
"Sc elevator and CSC { b afoat: white, ~,
ana No yellow, So o afoat, all nominal OATS
This market fully shared the strength in other
all day. Cash n New York were also higher
closing as follows: Mixed. 26 ~ ib natural
40 IN, 81 q Csc RYE-Narket firm: No western
elc o New York RARLEY-Markct nominal.
NEW YORK PRICES.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05

Tae local market for spot cotton vas quiet v IN
goe. e 2ats higher a! sSe for da.s upIsne
teeE-sphsd follows- Mobile quiet, unchanged
1lic sales 75s bales Charleston firm unchanged
u&c sales 100 bales Norfolk quiet &c higher at
l. sases 90 bales. Baltimore nominal uilchangeo az
y augusta qulet ana steaaS. a ns neI a. - -
tsies - bales s. Louis qnief' 'lnehsns~u a -
seisS bales; Little Rock eteact zoe a. - 600
Memphis s1eadg l-lec higher az II I,,5ec, @
lss-s f- ,5Trls5Eec a. II5c. sales 500 bales
Te:7x-e5 re~sp[s a. leading points for "Wednesday
Al Eczstoa 1000 $500. against i oo5 las; week
seszr Is os5 ias- eek ana 81 4o7 last year and
Nss oresns, 5000 1o,5oo against l-235 last week
Cefor ETcaa1Ee special Liverpool cables: Spot cot
an export 500: American 1000; receipts 5000 az
american: ra1ddling upland. esd tut3Ies ope,leQ
scTsnns C 2T3 points near and al decline or
sTcf ' e. esq 5s55 isi7 inaTca-ApTii I'd Apriia5
t@t; May-Jgue. sgd; June-Juay 5s4i.d; July,Au-
~ 55sd ocroeer- 54d. Hovennber-DeceIn-
e.- sze--d- NaDchester-Yarns. stocks accumulate
r0CE AND ME.L-0er1and for -four showed
SIZE improvement today. fair sales being recorded IN
sse5saFes aas sfesd+ Rv. -four was quiet at old
Sa PTo51oe L@csnge sg5ing patents, - %
.se, spTns clear - % g s. lo e3tra o. l. RT
EEEAT FLoT-R-Marlet Quiet. Quoted: s. per 100
= gTE FI-OCR-steady, Quoted: Fair % good; 81 90
55-E oso-ed- I1ln dried. s. 50 BAG MEAI-FiTrn
8 s5ES1 - FE.EI-Tvestera easy. city steady.
s-9:s2 Western spring. SIS; standard @ inIda!llt
ssp-aent: cir rrsr ka4 80 bulk s26 5oGs27 sacks;
.l2dlilg sc see red cog. $50 30. homlny ohop.
= g. bcLE- 50 sacks GILNEAI-s5l 50 q 50
@sAiN-WEEE1T--h- whole grain list showed a
oe1ced 1l-0-eTent both IL speculative actFltF af1
--s-.oae io-Cag- wheat advancing about .sC 1I1
- snd cars. &C There al almost entre az
80 q me heavy selling pressure which was ofas
lAe -1s-ke- al last week. while the character OF
s1ppo-r much better. leading 70 the
1lei trar ug Chicago traders relustaing some
lst -lnes t4aE thrown over o. the receht DIX
seE T. faCt. looked the room contingent as
ne oecice had spent frs force Tor the time
IL s1c Close Of the market VINO predlcteo
lsst biz drop appeared 20 ee equally co-anoei4l
- m Iuarls- entitled 70 - least 3 lsi'
- Considerable assistance was derived from tie
- - tha ca starting with stronger A4EeTp"pi
te'Asis znd MD temperatures with rain IL the
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. February 1908
BEEEEs-Receipts were 121 2.101 head. ell
tion Of few head No trade in live cattle but feeling
firm expected Dressed beef
III fair demand T13d9c per II. little choice and
fancy beef selling al s14q972c- Toays Liverpool and
the wide 1O= =g121.c per NJ tops London
125zc weight exports from this
To- the Victorian Will take cattle
and 1044 sheep for ] Shamberg Son. 43S cattle for
Morris Company. TIE Justin. for
Will carry $50 cattle for J. Shambers & Son.
FALSES-Receipts 2eS head. including 1T5 for
siaugkterers Yeais steady
and IN fair dorand; sales Of barTyaId or Western
reported. Veals sold Si1
50 per Dressed calves slow but steady at so
lac ID for city dressed veas and 79l2c for country
dressed.
sales-H H Hollis: veals 135 10 average at 50 80
per 100 10: . dc, 96 10, Gt S6.
Sanders: ~ veals III ~. AT IS go.
SHEEP AND I.AMBS-Receipts 30 or
4.1sO head, including for alive, II for
slaughterers , for the market making, with the
stock carried over yesterday. be sold Sheep
IL light supply steady. lambs slow and not great
many needed slaughterers but prices were steady
once held Medium SOLD at - per
loo 10 choice lambs at 81 2JaIsS deck OF
GOOD yearlires So 10 Dressed mutton IN mod
crate demand SG10l2c n dressed lambs nInly
house lambs In to-day would have sold strong II here
Commission Co: POS Western LAMBS. ~
II, average at IS per 70 los 81 n at 81 so go
Western yearl!ngs 9s H. a. Sd I3 Us Western sheep ~
10 Newon & Co: 1872 Ohio 50 u. 81 IS; Ohio
sheep. 10. 81 90.
: Sanders: state lambs. 63 70. at s. -
HOGS-Receipts 81 5,210 head. includ-
ings the market Prices were steaty af3 Sooa
state hogs sold s. per 100 10 tounry dressed hos
SLOW at 507 &c per n for heavy to light grades
S1Ies-S sanders: state hogs, $50 10 average. AZ
S.. per 100 II: l stag 400 10. at So
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
TO HOLDERS OF
-Four Per Cent. Debeniura Stock
Chicago Great " estern
Railway Company

ISSUED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
OF CERTAIN TRUST DEED AND CONTRACT
DATED NOVEMBER 2. 1892. AND EXECUTED By
SAID RAILWAY COMPANY TO MANHATTAN TRUST
COMPANY As TRUSTEE.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

For the week ended Tuesday, February i. 1908
BEaNs AND PEAS-ReceIpts for the week. Il o25
s16 bags peas: exports ll01 bags
beans ard bags peas; imports 2439 bags beans
150 bags peas Strong reports from interior points
have given Us little higher market here for choice
rea beans recent sales s. 30 and stock Is onered
at Considerable OF the trade
s been supplied with foreign beans cost Of 81 %
Z, II Domestic quiet but held steady
a. s. 27Is. ONLY moderate Joohfng trade y mar
row and reported transactions are at 3 % y 3D. as
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool Feb 4-Closing: WfEAT-spot easy: No .
red Western winter. IS Giad: futures STEADY; March !s
61-d. May IS July. Gid. CONSpot prime
American. new. 5s :,-d: prime mixed American
old ~ 4izd; quiet: February. 5s lsd; March.
Es aid Professionalism steady rs al. FLoCR-Win-
Ter pateuts easy 29s Cd. HOrS-tn London U'acinc
coast. steady f21f3. RE5F-Exfra India mess quiet.
o. "a. Pss-A-PrtIne mess. Western, dub SIS Sd
HAMS short cut. "A - -. firm, ~ BACO>>-
cumberland cut 26 30 u. ~sak 3Is sfsaSt r.hs &c
70 - n AS I'd; long clear riedles right y e.
81 ~ weak long ni4dles heavy. B. - 90 n.
weak As Sd clear backs is 70 20 n, wssk ses
al.Aesr beIes. Ia 20 1s y. weak As t
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
Proposals.

s25-SSI Chestnut Street.
philadelphia. Jan -. 1908
r5.r.-- -s+ Cor,ns1v Cforrneriy The Fidelity Irsur
arce Trust and safe Deposit Company, Trustees under
N0rtcaEe OF the William Cramp & Sons ship a anstDe
Building Company dated March / leg invite tende-s on
under said Mortgages 20 De sur
RENDERED for redemption: proposals be opened ana
awards mad. February 10. 1908. az II O'Clock ~
o---'-' r. President
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05

OF CERTAIN TRUST DEED AND CONTRACT
DATED NOVEMBER 2. 1892. AND EXECUTED By
SAID RAILWAY COMPANY TO MANHATTAN Trust
COMPANY As TRUSTEE=
Receivers having appointed property oe
Chicago Great Western Railway Company. and tbs
Finance Committee OF said Railway Company having.
under January o. 1905. issued a circular ad-
dressed to stockholders recommending
creation lien nfryysar bonds OF the Railway
Company, secured by mortgage properties
the Railway Company including rolling stock and
terminals in cities. undersigned the os
large amount of said debenture stocA.
consented 20 act COMMITTEES for the protec-
tIon Of the said d-benrre stockholders
shall become parties agreement dated Feb
ruary I. 1908 which has been executed By the Com
mite. and lodged Bankers Trust Company. the
depositary therein named Copies Of said agreement
NAV be obtained Office Of said depostary. No
Wall Street New York City. from members % tbs
COMMITTEES or the Secretary thereof
Holders four Per cent debentItrre stock a-.
requested TO deposit the with Bankers Trust
Company In deposit said csoertu-s stock ths
certificates be property endorsed IN blank
for transfer properly stamped to comply with
the laws OF the stats York in respect 10 trans
fer OF shares capital Certificates % she de-
posrtay issued for debsnture stock deposited
In judgment q the COMMITTEES the interests OF
the debenture stockholders demand concerted action for
their protection therefore requests that said
debenture stock deposited at oHes- Tns right -
reserved to the privileges OF deposaf az any
time without previous notice
Dated Nsw York. February Sd. 1903
WILLIAM A READ. Chairman.
EDWIN NJ BCLkLEY.
GEoRGE P. BUTLER.
FREDERICK H ECKER
FREDERICK W. WHIrRIDGE-
Committee
z MOVIE. Secretary,
25 Nassau Street. New York
JoLINE LARKIN & RATHBONE.
Counsel
New-York tribune., 1908-02-05
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