davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Customers OF commission houses on the
Consolidated Exchange appeared 10 be
picking up throughout the day small lots
of stock representing an unusually wide
variety of issues for one days dealings.
Transactions in sixty-four different stocks
appeared on the tape, although the total
for the day-SI.450 ShareS-waS cOnpars-
lively small. Included in the record were
dealings in such issues as Bethlehem
Steel. Westinghouse Electric. American
Linseed, common and preferred; Vulcan
Detinning and American Woolen- So far
as the standard stocks were concerned.
most activity was witnessed toward the
close of the day, when there was some
sharp bidding on the part of early short
sellers. the heaviness which was dis
played by Reading and Union Pacific in
the forenoon had been construed by maDy
OF the room traders an indication Of
the trend of the general market. and had
induced them TO put out short lines. This
impaired relative softuess 10 prices com
pared with Stock Exchange quotations.
Reading sold as low as 16l II, u under the
low of the other board. but il later rose
10 l63 Is, which was Is above the high on
follow.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
FINANCIAL MARKET
COPPER STOCKS IP.
Banks Lose 81 900, 900 on Sub
Treasury Operations.

Trading in stocks was light in volume
!, the general list, while in the leading
speculative favorites a relatively inactive
business was reported in the larger pa
of rho dav. with price movemcnts con-
fined within narrow bounds. AS rule
final quotations showed small net ad-
vances after irregular changes, the only
instances of consistent strength being
supplied in the railway equipment
shares. United states Steel, INTERIOR
ough- Metropolitan. Baltimore & Ohio
and AmaIgamated Copper, the last
named advancing more than three points
on speculative operations based upon the
Improvement in copper trade conditions,
which. according to authorities on the
subject, is sufficiently pronounced to
warrant the expectation of materially
higher prices for the metal before the
end of the current year. Tho specula-
tive clement already is counting upon
an increase in the dividend on Amalgc-
mated Copper stock, but in we'll in
formed quarters it is not believed any
change will be made at the next quar-
terly period. though il is probable that
with the return of a normal consump-
tioa of copper a better rate will be de-
clared in the second quarter of 1910.
In the last hour of business the lead
ing stocks presented a fair exhibition of
strength and activity under the influence
OF moderately heavy buying of the metal
tending TO Pennsylvania and New York
Central, which were heavy on realizing
sales induced by proposed new stock
issues by the two companies. The new
stock will be put out TO meet maturing
notes and bonds and for other corporate
purposes, and the action Of the Central
and Pennsylvania directors in increas-
ing capital obligations is wholly war;
ranted by the financial position and pros
poets OF the respective roads. There has
bean considerable selling of Pennsyl-
vania stock by people who intend to re-
place their holdings through purchase
of the rights, on operation that will give
them a good supply OF money at time
when loans command an excellent price.
IIllCi LO+ Sbeo -'i'lA - l'Ollldll iSSutS were
strong features, and a better market
was reported for New York City bonds
as a consequence of the election to the
Board of Estimate of an intelligent set
OF business men
Call money was easier: also time
funds. The demand in both departments
OF the market showing little activity.
London discounts were firmer, due to a
decline in Paris exchange on the British
capital and to a resumption OF gold with
drawals from the Bank of England for
South American account, the higher.
quotation giving birth to the rumor that
the bank would advance its minimum
rate to-day to u per cent In well in
formed foreign banking quarters no
change is looked for So far in the crr-
rent week the local links have lost
more than S4,Go000 fon their onars-
iions with the Sub Treasury. and IN ,-iou,
Of this movement and the increasin,,
needs of the business community in tho
money market il is fortunate that
quieter tendency has developed in stool
speculation.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
THE pennsylvania RAILROAD COMPANY
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
Philadelphia. Pa. November 1.t. 1870,

ddphh
,+o - ,son.s.
hldth following resolution was aa'Pe'
h
tine
eIrrepch
the subscription between
mtTsps
second dint
.,r+ and June st 1910 in
uhuT M a n the treasurer ssx
Treas
viii a
rdoheT
december
npad
an' Ss1 t
in a
S6 qt6e,ot pa to sasnfsr ognss f sa d. %@ " the
All COMMUNICATIONS BY MAIL SHOULD Be ADDRESSED THE TREASURER At PHILADELPHIA
E. FAHNEsTOcK
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET - Money on call
npc1ed at per cent; highest. per cent:
lowest. . y per cent; last loan. 4 per cent:
c,csing. So. q per cent: ruling price, 4
per cent. Time money was dull without
feature Of any Importance. Rates We're
-. al per cent for all dates. Mercau-
tic paper continued DUH. with light de-
niaud. Rates. "a . i per cent for the best
known names = y n per cent for others
ToRETGN ENCHANCiE.-Th foreign
exchange nlsrke; opened steady. with ca
tles quoted at 4.S776M4.S7z. demand ster-
ling at 1870 n IS "a. and siXtv-dav bills
~ ft@. Short francs were around 81 : II
and short reichsmarlss 95 3-15. Tie mar
k'i recovered from the slight depression
- eTienced around midday and in inc
afternoon cables wore quoted at 4S110G
g: =: depand sterling AT 4-S7@0M4s7X.
and fi1tv-dsy bills at fS3N4 4S3i. Short
francs were III plus 81 and short
rcicbsmarlSs 95 3-is loss 1-s4
L.atLknL.- lanetcA ...Lio. t..lln..--
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

At = REGI-LAR MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF Directors Of the Crex Carpet Company
hold November :;rd. the semi annual diHf-
dcnd OF two per cent 12oo) and al extra diyi-
oend OF oae-half Of one per cent ~ Of le,l
MAS declared. PAYABLE December 18th, 1909. to
stockholders Of record at the close Of business
November 3oth 1909
". 4. PEEL. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. iei.c
discount; Chicago. icc discount: San Fran
cisco sight 80. fPlegrsp 7i2c premium. New
Orleans commercial 81 discount. bank 81
premium, Charleston buying par selling
J-lo" premium: -. Louis. 2Jc discount bid
iSc discount asked. cincinnati par. Mime.
sroiis. par. savannah. buying 3-lsc dis
count. selling par
BANK CLEARJNGS. - New York OK
changes $50 s6l..,is, balances s27 81 29l: Chi
cago. exchanges s4s,5s2.0ss. balaylc,s 81 7tss =
80: Boston, exchanges SO, 22s. .2a6. balances
s. -ssLs3s, Philadelphia. exchanges $40. .23S. .,ta5
balances s. 723.0l2.
SILVER MARKET. Commercial bar sill
ser. 592sc. Mexican silver dollars. s3c Bar
silver in London closed al % 3-isd decline
Of led.
GOLD PREMiUM-In Madrid. SO; Lis
ron 1870
MEXICAN EXcHANiE.-Iex ex-
change on New York is quoted at 2eii..
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
NOTICE or 4 SPECIAL MEETING OF
STof'EHOLDERS OF
EETIiIEIIENf .TIlTI TnUUnD &TtnN-

special meeting Of the Stockholders Of
iSethlehem steel Corporation viii be held At
Us principal Office. 40. 1G@ Broad Stree,
Newark, New Jersey Friday. November
. 1909. ~ - o'clock noon, for the following
purposes. viz: % "a authorize the deposit
and plodE" or Rsfhlellem Steel Ccrporsrio
81 the whole Or any part Of its holdings IF
1he capital stock Of subsidiary companies as
security for guaranty by Bethlehem Steel
cooperation IF the payment of the principal
snd interest Of proposed issue of $500 GOO.
face value, Of Six Per Cent. Five Year Sink
:1g Fund Gold Notes of Bethlehem steel
Company; and - 10 transact such other
sneating.
For the purposes Of tho meeting. the books
for the transfer of the capital stock of the
corporation, both preferred and common, viii
he closed at ; o'clock r. N. on Monday. oc-
i"ber -, 1909. and Viii bs re-opeucd at 10
O'clock A. NJ on Saturday. November Is. 1909
Dated, New York City, October 10. 1909
=. II. JONES. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY.

New York. X. y. November = 1909
4 Dividend Of go aud an extra dividend Of
: ~ on the Common stock OF The American
Tobacco Company to-day declared. pay
able December !, 1909. 10 common stock
holders Of record at the close Of business No
Ncmber . 1909
!. N " HICKS Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
INACTIVE STOCKS

The following we're the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for. stocks in
which there were no transactions yester-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY.

MANHATTAN RAILWAY COMPANY
No. la5 Broadway, New York. October 4th. 1909
The annual meeting OF the shareholders Of
the Manhattan Railway Company viii be held
~ the Company's office. No. 1915 Broadway.
Manhattan Borough. New York City. on
" "Wednesday, No'ember 10Th, 1909 at u O'Clock
noon
Board of Directors for the ensuing year Is
70 he elected and three Inspectors OF Election.
The transfer books viii he closed on Satur-
day. October 9th at u o'clock noon. and will
he reoPenco on Thursday. November 1lth, st
10 O'Clock \. NJ
GEORGE J. GOULD, President.
McMII 1
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
COLLATERAL TRUST NorEs.
MatGrinE NV
FURNISHED by Swsrtwout & Appsn-eIlay Ne. ~
Fine SIrsct-l

Fine sIFsctl
Approx
Name Maturity Et5 asked yIeid
An Cigar = 9, Nch IS iQii 9S as7s +stt
Go .. Nch II. Iata.-.-...9T p77s 80
Am Tel & : p C. Jan 1910. pas i00st so
At Coast I. . = e. Mch 1910 loo io@S AS
Gin Ii & y . c. July 1913 SUi - -,
= = = q = I. c. Junt. iNil Too 1@' -
= 4 n eQp "a p g. july 1872 l02s. 1oS-s az
Gen Rub a. D c. July, falS 81 az ~
HGtson GO . c. Oct Is. 1911 I0ela i02 ~
lnt =. May. 1911 .iNoN leSh S%
h = II & l. 2 e. sept lels as ess SM
Lack steel 2 c. Nch. 1910 pais q95s 80
T. 4 NJ ~. Feb. 1910 60 0Q7s IO0is 49,
louis & Nash 7 .. N,h 1910 ite tcpss 80
Mich Central : n e. F'eS. 1910. cas- le0iS -
MINI - / . g. Feb Iail % e9is 80
y y G a ~ Il Sp G Feb 1910 Pas lo9ls ~
NIt.Is eq1 D C.Ncv i04a- 'f9flaeo 70 4. sss eass
y. N 4 " y e. taCa- IL. IOe ioias -,
Ncrt & West I g. NAV. tata. inCi. zoos -,
fenn x Y = c, ICh - 1910. i0o's ieNlz - -
- 4 x ; I = = c. Jan. talt. QSi- Sas4 Sn
30 f'a u G. Feb. tple ..-.. ~ QSa
southern FSv X . = Fen 1910. aars 1N0i4 -.
IldeVatsr . =, June. IalSs iet l0e "a
West NJ ? G. Aug, 1910. leo leo.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds. COM
paFed with Mondays:
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
BONDS.
IRON AND STEEL BONDS.

FURNISHED hy Chisholm d Chapman. No. IS
Wall street,
Bid. Asked.
Beth 81 lst ext IS. due Ian l. 1875 so sss,
do pur money 6s due AuE. 1898 .Ii7
Buf & Sus Iron LIST IS June l93c. ei POE.
DO deb 5s. Jan. 1926 .............. o. ads.
pomn Iron & - ~, due Iuly. i1c9 a6
La Iselle ] W lst ~. due Dec. 1923, fo3t = Iot,4
Lack - Ist IS, due Apr. 1879. ass.
Nd Steel lst IS ,lue Feb. 1872. ..-.. i02
Penn Steel LIST IS. due Nov 1917 -... iaS
Penn & Md Steel IS. due sept. 1928 liOt-
Rer. Iron & st ist S. due Oct 1894 1oi's
SIoss / & g ist 81. due Feb. 1000. 1o5
10 consol 4i.s due Apr. 1915 ..... Sis
Jones-Iaugh - 1st So. due May. 1850 lols1 iO2T
UNITED STATES STEEL. CORPORATION
Co tr rs. Scr : & E. due Apr. 1891 ii4s. lt5i.
do V II T. due Apr, 1851 ....-...tt4s. Il5is
Sink fund 5s due Apr !. 1866, 1851. InSNs
linton steel Ist 3s- due nec Ioa:. .los'= IuSt,
Charlton steel 5s. due tGoS-iei3. loo
81 clair Fur ist Is, due 1910 1899 i1l
81 Clair steel list Is. due taoS-las6 loo
Illinois Steel deb rs, due Jan 1910 loo
do IS due Apr /. 1915. S............ lou.
All bonds quoted and Interest"
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04

The detailed statement nf the countrv's
foreign trade in September shows exports
and imDorts. compared With September
1908 as foiuNa:
EXPORTS.
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
MINING.
WHEAT.
PHILADELPHIA roc1s

-. rls.. ~, Open High Low ,-io..
S'e'''" Dec option 81 oir 81 o4is siSis, :, SS
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04

FURNISHED b. Charles II Rarpsv, . -
Nroad street, New York ana = 80 - -
ith street. Philadalphia1 W. l. south
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
BOSTON CURB STOCKS

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Rcinhardt Va 90
SHIRE street, Boston,
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04

Foelstuns and animals sii.iSsslo SIS i,'s ios. s,s
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04

Ts @ @ f @ : s % period
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
FOREIGN TRADE FIGURES,

oial sales Of bonds. 81. 506. ooo
New-York tribune., 1909-11-04
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

tFuraished by Van schaiek & Co. No W"
street, -
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-02-02
washington is STIRRED over
LOCAL OPTION FIGHT

face indication 10 vote On final pass
age As the bill II FOR constitu'
iional amendment and must have
two-thiFds majority. friends oi the
bill must secure six of the absentees
TO secure its adoption The bill seek
iug 10 amend the existing statute fix-
INK the age limit 81 children entitled
Iio hall fare on railroads assumed q
sudden importance today through the
attempt Of the senate 10 transform II
into general two and d half cent
rate bill. The bill as originally drawn
simply intended 10 amend the exist
Ing minimum statute Submission Of
. simple amendment opened the way
for an unexpected early fight over the
railroad reductions and at the close
OF warm debate the bill was sent
back to the committee where i will
likely become the subject ior 40 early
hearing.
In the house today bill 10 author.
ize counties 10 levy LILO mill tax TO
create q fund for purchasing adyertis.
ing matter met with strong opposition
some speakers claiming il was In the
interests Of real estate agents. The
bill. however passed, AZ 70 ~ Dras-
tic measures along two lines of iegis.
lation was introduced into the lower
branch Of the legislature today,
On the game question bill pro.
poses 4 close season on game birds.
excluding water fowl until 1915 an.
other prohibits the hunting 81 birds
with dogs A third provides 4 license
fee 81 81 on each count on persons
fishing for game FISH.
On the subject of automobiles, o
measure introduced provides for the
licensing Of ehaufeurs, putting each
under $1,000 bonds, Another requires
drivers 70 bring machines TO stop
when approaching horses that show
fright Heavy penalties are proposed
for non-observanee of The law
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-02-02
NEVADA ALSO CRAZY ON
JAP LEGISLATION
cRITIcIzES PRESIDENT FOR.
WHAT TT TERMS HIS IN
TERFERENcE.

CARSON, New, Feb. LA strong
resolution declaring in favor Of dras-
tic anti-Japanese legislation and
criticizing Theodore Roosevelt and
designating japanese as parasites Of
the world, and menace to civiliza-
tion and progress Of the Pacific
Coast, was reported favorably by
committee Of the whole in a special
session Of the Nevada Legislature to-
day. 1t will be voted on tomorrow.
The resolution is directed to the Cali
fornia legislature and declares in fa-
yor of that body passing measures
that will prevent the influx Of the
japanese. 1t further recommends
that the California legislature pay no
attention to what is termed "Coer-
cion and interference on the part Of
President Roosevelt in the anti
japanese movement
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-02-02
Manufacturers Of State Storm
House to Work Against
Vicious Legislation
WILL WORK TO DEFEAT IT
Claim IL Passed They VIII be mimi
cal to Upbuilding Of Manufacturing
Industries-Dr. owens-Adair Steri-
lization Bill Passed Senate.

SALEM, Or, Feb, 1.-The manu-
lacturers stormed the Statehouse to-
night in an effort to accomplished the
defeat Of six Sneasures which they
declare inirnieal 10 the upbuilding oi
the manufacturing industries Of Ore
gon. These bills are the employers
liability act; eight-hour act; act re.
moving amount Of damages that car
be collected in case of accidental
death, act licensing mechanical eugi
neers; bill to prevent collection oi
hospital dues and measure which
permits making Of surety company
co.defendants in a damage suit.
These measures are grouped to-
gether and were combatted by dele
CATION representing millions Of in
vested capital, The House today
passed the bill to ablish compulsory
pilotage at the mouth Of the Columbia
river. The measure affects every
member OF the grain fleet entering
the Columbia river. McCue's bill en-.
abling counties to employ profess
sional booster to exploit the re-
sources of the country was passed
after a sharp contest The senate by
a two to one vote passed a bin pro-
yiding sterilization Of criminal in
sane and confirmed criminals. The
definition OF confirmed" is anyone
who served three or more terms in the
penitentiary, The bill is almost an
exact duplicate Of the Indiana law.
Extending powers Of railroad com
10 embrace street railways Of
state Is object OF bill introduced by
Able,
Another proposed water code was
by Senator Bingham
Water legislation is to be especially
tomorrow night. Declar-
ing anyone legally married to have
attained his or her majority no mat
ter what age when married, is the OBJ
ject Of new bill.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-02-02
THEY DIED TOGETHER.

ST. Louis, Feb. l--While summon
ing aid for his wife, who had dropped
dead IN the street from heart failure
last night Sebastian StoiI, 81 years
old, died beside the body Of his
helpmate o. fifty years, Mrs, Sebas-
tian StolI, % years Of age, was on her
way home from church with her has-
band when she expired, Her hus-
band, believing she had tainted, had
gone 10 nearby house and obtained
assistance when be fell lifeless beside
the corpse of his wife. A double fu-
neral win be held from their home
tomorrow.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-02-02
ESEMATTERSTILL
BEFORE CALIFORNIA
ANTI-J JAPANESE MEMBERS ARE
ASSUMING DEFIANT ATTI.
TUDE IN ASSEMBLY.

SACRAMENTO, Feb. i.-While
the letter Of President Roosevelt to
the governor regarding the Japanese
question has made a deep impression
on the Legislature the two leading
anti-Japanese members, assum-
cd today a defiant attitude and de
elared that they would push their
measures to a vote as soon as pos
sible, Assemblyman Drew. who had
already amended his anti'alien bill as
desired by the national administra-
tion so that the clause discriminating
against the japanese was eliminated,
took exception to a letter enclosed by
the President, written BY former Sec
rotary Root in which il was stated
that the federal government was op-
posed to all legislation against aliens,
japanese or others. Drew's bill as
amended. viii be a special order for
Wednesday to take precedence over
the Johnson bill denying Japanese
the right to be members Of corpora.
tons and segregating them not only
in the schools, but also in residential
districts al option Of the board Of
s
supervisors,
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-02-02
STATEMENT NO. ! GETS BLOW,

I SALEM, Or, Feb. by a vote
Of % for and 22 against, with IS alb
sent, the house this morning adopted
d favorable report on the Brooke
Bean bill, making il a misdemeanor
for any candidate for Office to sign q
Statement No. ! pledge.
A number OF the members contend
ed that all favorable committee re-
ports should be adopted, to save
time, and the bill should be given
consideration on its final passage.
Representative Richardson says
that he voted for the adoption Of the
report because he is not in favor Of
pledges. He says he never took a
Statement No pledge when running
Tor office, but that when he was re.
ported as having taken one let il go
and carried out the intent Of the
pledge. Because he felt that way
He says he thinks it would be better
II there we're no pledges in politics
and for that reason fayors the bill.
EIe says that an examination Of the
records Of Union county viii show
that ne did not sign a Statement No.
/ pledge but was noneommittal
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-02-02
GOV, PATTERSON MENTIONED
Name Brought Out in Trial Of Muir
ders 81 Cormack.

NASHVILLE, Feb, l,--for the
FIRST time the name of Governor Pat
terson was mentioned today in the
Cooper trial, The witnesses for dc.
Tense testifying as 70 competence Of
Juror Whitworth, they said Whit
worth had declared that the killing
Of Carmack had cost Patterson many
followers and that he tWhitworth)
believed that Patterson had a hand in
the murder, Another witness testified
that Whitworth had openly declared
that every blanked one Of these
men (defendantsl ought 10 be hang
edp Testimony followed Judge Harris
decision thar Whitworth is physically
able to continue as Juror, The
state asked for time to meet charges
and the court adjourned until tomor-
row.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-02-02
Spokane Sends Delegation Of
40 Citizens Headed BY Mo-
ted Evangelist
POIRDExTER IN FAVOR or BILL
Session IN House Was Open While
Senate Judiciary COMMITTEES Acts
Behind Closed Doors and WIN
Draft Substitute BIN.

OLYMPIA, Wash, Feb. 1.-THE
liquor interests and local option ad.
yocasss were strongly represented
here today before the open meeting
Of the house Judiciary committee
which has under consideration sew.
eral local option bills, Spokane sent
a delegation 81 40 citizens accom-
paning Evangelist William Sunday 10
this city, The latter spoke 70 large
mass meeting In the theatre which
was largely attended by legislators,
while other members Of the delcga.
tion attended the judiciary commit
tee meeting
congressman-Elect Poindexter was
one Of the principal speakers in the
Spokane delegation and in favor Of
what il known as the anti-saioon
league bill. Liquor dealers, brewers,
brewery employees, Y. NJ. G. A. ofic-
ials and fully d score Of men in diff.
ferent walks Of life addressed the
committee,
While house was in open session
the senate Judiciary committee be-
hind closed doors decided upon the
main features Of substitute local
option bill which will be drawn by a
subcommittee, This bill will likely
embrace all cities within It's proyis-
ions, but permit each one to vote as a
unit. The Senate judiciary commit
tee refused 10 report on the Hanson
anti.race track gambling bill which
has passed the house, insisting on
holding Ii back until the forthcoming
report Of the criminal code commits
sion Is al before II.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-02-02
SENATE MUST CONE TO
RESCUE OF CADETS
OTHERWISE WEST POINTERS
WILL BE UNABLE TO TAKE
PART IN INAUGURAL,

WASHINGTON, Feb, i.-Unless
the Senate comes to their rescue
West Pointe cadets win not be able
to attend the inauguration on the 4th
Of March at expense Of the gov
ernment, BY point Of order, item 10
provide for funds for the cadets trip
was stricken from the military ap-
preparation bill, Another item re-
moved from bin was the appropria-
tion for the construction Of an asylum
for refugees in time Of war and an
other for store house on Corregidor
Island, Manila Bay, Under suspen-
sion Of rules, the house passed the
Payne bill prohibiting importation Of
opium, but refused 70 pass the Sem
ate bill 10 pension federal judges, The
Bennett bill for expectation Of aliens
convicted Of felony was denied pass
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1909-02-02
STEPHENS THE CANDIDATE.

LOS ANGELES, Feb. I.-At a
meeting of-the members Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce and the Merchants
& Manufacturers Association and the
Municipal League today, w. d.
Stephens was named to be the can
didatc in opposition TO Mayor Har-
der, petitions for whose recall are
now being circulated. More than
two-thirds Of the required number Of
names required to secure election to
name the successor to the Mayor have
been secured.