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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-09
Sntersifants Gntihetbung

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,Nismanb bot bas Rsht, sinsn anoe%
rem Msridsn gu stnem rpauper" su
MAIDEN, inbem sr ihu obNhtli6 um
feline StsLls bringt unb tpsnn loIhes
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oas Hsdt, bon feinen 8erfoleern III
ben 8eridten S6aosnerioB gu Derlan>
gen."
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riht8, Die es in bem Sale BON CHARLES
#. SORES gegsn bic Seattle Grader &c
Ganop Gomponp abgegeben bat. Utit
bieier Gnti6eibung tpiro eine bon benz
8ertht nieDerer Sn1tan3 abgcgebene
umgeitoben, Die 3u 8unitsu Der oerz
tlugten &ompagnte mar.
Sones perIangt $4,000 Shabener4
iag, neil er auf 8er!angen Der SeottIe
Grader unD ganbp SO. Don elmer
SransTer Company. bic ibn angeitsut
bate, entlaTen tporoen mar. Der Jaa
lit an buS8eriht nieDerer SnItQn3 5us
riidpertpteien tuorben.
Die msrituniidsn In III ben
GI9afo, Ser, 8. Deg. Soc 8.
Candies 2llpare3, friiber Elm prominens
ter Ganbei9entbumer unD BergDertss
Better in SarraI, Mterito, uno jest
ein Sffi8ier in Der RebeGenaruee,
nleinte W}ittpoh Qbeno: .gBtr baben
1000 biz 5000 bspaffnete WGnner i'm
Staute CHIHUAHUA. Gs Iinb pieielben
Qeuts, tpie Die Rurales, b. B. tiidti9e
aGmpen. gDir m0htsn ben Qmeritu=
nern gu psritehsn geben. poB mir lhre
| T5reunoe iino uno bic SaupIun9spelie
unierer Sruppen tpiro bies beDelleH.
Denn Die Ser. Staaten uns, Die lte
es in 8e3ug Quf. Guba mahten, stne
| frsis Wubl 9aranttren rpiiroen, puroen
mir auf Der Stelle Die Woffer nteoers
leaen. @ir tonntsu, Denu mir molten,
bic Stdot Gbtuabua einnebmen, iie
aber our 3sit nidt Iaugs baIten."
9eresbIihe @rbsit BON
8sIb brdHtipr
Suptou, 8, 8. SeS. GeIoz
ihrantiprenger periu6ten friib an
9onnerItag Wproen ben Sdrant i'm
BoItamt gu Meft Garrollton nit Cpa
namit 3u 1prengen unD ruinirten oas
bel oas oSnnere oes 8ebduoss, obne
ihren 3pet gu erreihen. Die gerbrez
der lparen ge3puugen, lid nit leeren
6Gnoen gu fIiitten, ols iie eutoedt
tpuroen. WIan gIaubt, oaB lie 81 osrs
ieIben gdnos QsbDren, pel4e in Dem
lebten Wohen 10 Dtele 8anten un0
YpItGrter i'm Staate beiniuhten. Die
orei GeIenen in osm porIieasnoen1Saue
itablsn elm 9FerD uro guqap aus
Munor BsffIp's Stall uno fubren III
Der Rihtung Quf Sapton baron.
Spsrrten ibre 8sgnerstn.
gbitupeIp bta, pa, s. Ge3.
oSobn :. Qpnh, Elm gpli3ei Qeutnunt,
3nsi ieiner Serosantsn uno 3pei re
pubIitaniide Yolititer puroeu beute
i'm &riminulgsrt6t ihuIoi1 befUnoen,
mebrsrs farbioe WabIbeomte osr Re.
former pioerrettlih perbdftet uno
pGbreuo bss WubItaqe5 eingtIperrt
su babsp. Die lleberiiibrten, lpslhe
| nod nitt perurtbsiIt itnr, babsH op,
pelltrt.
iIOds Sruttiren berb te H..
Tacoma, Waib., s. December.
! Die itGptiI6e aommiHion bat cine
| Srbinon3 angenOmmsn. oersufoIae oas
5ruttiren itrufbur isiu IpQ. Sober,
Der fir einen auoeren sinen rOrint"
be3ablt, lit untsr oerSroinuu5. Die bon
benz Wtappr 5apcett etngereidt uno
BON stpei bon ben pier Stapt aom4
miTGrsr uuterItiiBt puroe, itrGfbar.
Die Mabrsgsl tritt in 8ebn Sasen in
4r1ft.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-12-09
Genfurs StotiHfttn.

Der Staut 2ouiliund bat, bem
neuen Genius gemdB, 1855, ,388 Gins
pcbner. gsg.n 1881, ,625 i'm Sabre
1900. IS lit bies cine 3undbme BON
274,763 ober 1919 pro3snt. Sn ben
Sabren 189O-19OO betruq bic GU.
nobme 263,O38 oDsr 23.5 Yro3srt.
Die Staot Spotane, Dafhtngton,
bat 104 ,402 Gintpobner ge9en 36,848
i'm Sabre 1900. Gs III Dies cine 3us
nd6me pDn 81 7,554 ober 1893 pro3.
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Wetterbertd)t,

Mir Sbio: Sh0nes Wettsr am
,sreitae, 1ussencmmen ShnsegsisOber
I'm mittleren unb norbotlihen Sess
Diisrits. 9lm Sdmitas fhones. etlpds
fpGrmeres Wetter. ytprotpeitlihe
gDinbe. bic perGnperlih tperoeH.
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8eooufenipIitter.

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, u m me SsrGqe.

5Isii dtbsueruns.
Banter gum 9uhhalter): .Gebsn
Sic auf ben aaiIirer 4ft, Der lebt
Iber ieins UlitteI; ih babe aeitern auf
isinsr Dsite einen Settled bemertt.@
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Commission house business on the con con-
soiidated Exchange was on large scdle-
The market was q broad one, with the l1St
for the day including ffty-n1ne dlnere;nl
issues Dealings In Reading were par rtic- &c
ularIv heavy, that stock accounting Tor
1850 shares out of grand total or Ill
go shares The room traders early IN tne
day scented a Reading movement anu
their active bidding resulted in its price
ruling generally above the New ra ORE
Stock Exchange quotation A top ngure
of I72% was attained. against a high on
the other board Of :a l52 ON 1he ess otofr o
fered very freely in the earlier trading.
touching low Of rs: s,s4 sganS5 dIs not ty,s get
1nder 31zs. against 15s4, and Smelling
under s31., against $685. The high of the
last named was S47s, which was 4 or
point under the other exchange Increased
interest was accorded to a mum Der OF the
sDecialties, notably Central Leather, Inter
borough, common and preferred, and Wa
bash preferred. There was some lively
trading in Rock Island common; Wnicn
touched a high of 505s- Detailed opera
tiOnS follow.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
REPJBIIC IRON & STEEL COMPANY
coPARTNERSHlP NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT CHRIS HRS,
TIANA 7 RICHTER THERESA RICHTER
TOHL and FREDERICK W: RICHTER, who
seve-ally reside West Hoboken, Eu0son
COUNTY New Jersey. have formed & limited part
nerShip in accordance with the provisions Of
t~bsIlfer - Article 4. Of the Consolidated Laws
II 1868 In the business Of general iron workers
znd dealers. in the Borough Of Manhattan, City
and County OF New York under the firm name
and Stvle Of Frederick ". Richter & Co IN
"a Aich the above named persons are all the par
-ies who Hre interested therein: that SAID FRED
.-ick X Richter and Theresa Richter Nohl are
-hc general partners and OF fuil age ana
-e ssfd Christtsna T Richter is the special part
-el- and is Of fun age; that the said christiana
r Richter has contributed and paid in, in cash,
-'le sum Of One thousand $1,000 Dollars OF
capital the common stock. and that the sald
-terTrlers7irl IS commence on the twenty-fl-st
5av of January. 1910. and Is 10 terminate on the
iearb of the said Christians T Richter unless
soorse~ dissolved IN accordance with the pro
--siors Of fhe said special partnership law.
Dated View York. January DIST. 1910.
FREDERICK X. RICHTER,
TIITRLSA RICHTER EOHL
General Partners.
CTgRISTIANA T. RICHTER,
Special Partner
New Yo-k. February 70. 1910
NIr. Charles Elackwood -etires from Our firm
s 7. BLOOD & co.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. Feb. 1S-Consols closed 1-16
lower at 81 1916 for money and 50 for the
account Anaconda was Is higher at fl0Ss.
Grand Trunk g lower at % ~. Canadian
Pacific i lower al 1853
Money WIS abundant and easy, and dis
count rates we're quiet.
Trading on the Stock Exchange was
quiet with irregular price changes. Rub
her shares and RhoJesian mines were the
most active sections. on speculative sup
port Home rails and Kaff1Ts declined on
profit taking. bur underground road shares
were supported, In view of the coming
7n1al gan. ion. The political uncertainty
depressed gilt edged securities and con-
soils.
American securities hardened q fraction,
sitter an undecided opening, but when sup
port was Withdrawn prices declined New
York then offered Amalgamated Copper
and United States Steel and the rest CT
The list sagged IN sympathy. Only a
email business was transacted during the
DAY. and the market closed dull.
Cali money IN London / q l u per cent;
open market discount rate for short bills,
2 3-1s per cent, long bills, 3-16 per cent;
Berlin discount rate. 5 i per cent; Paris
discount rate. 2i2 per cent: Paris exchange
~ London. % francs lS centimes: Berlin
exchange on London. 20 marks 4515 pfen-
rigs. Bar gold. as 90 American eagles
116s &c
Paris Feb. 1S-Three per cert rentes
closed 2 centiules lower st oS francs 50
centimes. Prices were heavy on the
Bourse today or reports that the resigna-
tion OF the British Cabinet Is probable.
Berlin. Feb. IS.-Trading was sluggish,
and prices were Slightly weaker on the
Fne-SH
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

ed December 81. 1909. shows gross earnings
of 81. .264. 769 an increase OF $999 tS3 over
1908, and net earnings of 81 326, ,fS3. an IN
crease of 1918 After all deductions, IN
cludng interest and dividends. there was
surplus of 1886 30, and after the transfer OF
SS00.oOD TO extraordinary expenditures &C
count balance of S196,2l5.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET. - Money on call
opened at "a per cent: highest, per cent;
lowest. q. per cent; closing. 2A42Ia per
cent: ruling rate, q. per cent last loan.
"a per cent. Time money was practically
unchanged. Rates were quoted at 314I315
per cent for sixty days, 31z03s4 per cent
for ninety days and SA04 per cent for four.
five and six months. Mercantile paper was
in better demand here and a fair sized
business was done. Rates we're quoted at
l1bd5 per cent for sixty to ninety days in
dorsements. 1895 per cent for four to six
months choice single names and 5lz per
cent for others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.-The foreign
exchange market shade easier, rates
for sterling declining 5 points from the
previous closing figures Offerings were
fair, but the inquiry for to-days mails was
light. Quotations follow: Sterling cables,
1866; demand, 4.S640: sixty days, 44l4G0
4Sl$5; short francs. 5.171s, and short reichs-
marks, S51s less 1-64.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - Boston,. loc
discount: Chicago. 20c discount San Fran
CISCO sight 1212c, telegraph 15c premium.
New Orleans, commercial 25c discount,
bank S. premium: Charleston, buying par,
selling 1-10c premium: ST. Louis, 10c pre-
MUM bid. 20c premium asked: Minneapolis,
45c premium; Savannah, buying 3-i6c dis
count, selling par
BANK CLEARINGS. - New York, ex-
changes. s321 G22, ,554, balances S15f09,614; Bal
timore exchanges S4. 792, 400, balances $346,-
494; Boston. exchanges, S2610G942. balances
s34S. 494: Chicago, exchanges si7, ,e1i, bal
ances s.. go. 400
SILVER MARkET:-Commerc bar sill sill
ver &c Mexican silver dollars, 44c. Bar
silver in London closed at 2id, a. decline
OF sd
GOLD PREMIUM.-In Madrid. $50; Lis
bon. 1870
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mexic ex-
change on New York is quoted at 20l72-
GOVERNMENT REVENUE. = Receipts
from customs yesterday were $l,I3y, 443; IN
ternaI revenue, $685. and miscellaneous,
slS6694 a total of s., 34306, against total ex-
penditures on ordinary account Oh Sl'oIo-
0s9 For the month to date ordinary re-
ceiptS have been s2S,5i, 1O9 and Ordinary eX-
penditureS ST. .6S7. .266 the excess OF recelptS
amounting to 81 .SA i43. For the hscai year
to date ordinary receipts have been S4oo'-
743 007, against 1854 929, l04 in the same lIuie
In 1909 and ordinary expenditures si5o,oto,
221 against $433 296, 81 in 1909, the excess OF
expenditures this year amounting TO S-d,-
So02l3, compared with an excess last year
of SOS, SO, ,206. Including Panama Canal ac,
count and public debt, the excess OF an
expenditures over receipts since jury
amounts to S4i,319,622 against an excess
in the corresponding period a year ago OF
sl02, ,3DS, ,295.
SUB-TREASURY.-Th Sub-TreaSury was
debtor TO the Clearing House S9lV,oZ9.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

The following were the last actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks in
which there we're no transactions yester-
da- on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
INTERBoRoUGH RAPID TRANSIT.

The Interborough Rapid Transit reports
for the seven months ended January 81 last,
ss follows, in comparison with the core
sponding period last year.
1910 1909 Increase
slusr reve-u. SIC 5I2 297 s1a SCI. .63a 81 $50 658
Fspe-. expenses-.- e.3z9.577 6.3lS pa 20 1923
Net oper. ~ SIC. I62 80 IS So 3s5 s., ,614 335
Taxes -........ qs5 6e3 lo75,S07 s9o I43
c,rer income s9l77 057 81 AZ. 57s s.. 7Oz 80
Ne--o-. income. C5S a5s 576.953 -3I7 .9a9
Total income. 50 4ae.o1I ss.04a. .53l s1.3se, $50
Interest. rentals
etc including
~ 2 z rtsn
T-llzCa-!tee- 5.15e-bfs 6,pto, ,B5s 3b, 90
r. Lance $500. 81 27G So 81 9s6. AZ s. go. 40
T1I,fcends ....-- / $500 S37. 800
Surplus ...... 81. .439 81 sI4s.917 s. 100 $50
Decrease.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
NORTHERN CENTRAL.

The report of the Northern Central Rail-
way Company, controlled by the Pennsyl-
Vania Railroad Company, for the year end
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

Approx.
Name. Maturity. Bid. Asked. yield.
Am Cigar p ., Men 15 1911. es14 asas 500
do p c Mich 15 1872 asi. 379, $40
At c l. 3 {. Mch 1910 100 1G0-s $50
Beth 81 & p {. Nov. 1914 e9A 100 , 500
g Il g. d + p c. July 13.. =. 95 91la 4S5
G. C. Z &, $ L p June, II lOQas i01 20
D&E, eq'ts. ~ c. July, 81 y 1921 as
Erie r Il p c, apr lS II. 100 1901 90
Gen Rub Az p c. July. ID. 93i. 94t $50
IIud COS o p c, Oct Is. IL. 80 100a4 4.75
Int r T p &, May. II. .102 1o3 500
X c z & |, g p c, Sept. 10. 96A G7I< 60
do = . G May Is. L. ....... 95a+ 96sa $50
l. ~ 60 % yr1, 5 pc Mich, 10 o.. 1905 40
do q yr) 3 p c. Mch. 1910. 993s 10o1s 40
do = y c, Mch. rs. % as $50
!, n y 5 p c. Mch. 10. 100 1ooSs $40
II * : l. . . {. Feb. .91i.... 9gll e95a $40
NYCL eq's 5pc. Nov. '10-'2c4.40 4I5
n I, II & II j g, f90-'12 100 102
Nor & " p c. May, 10 1905 l0Jls $50
penn r r . . c. Mch 10. 10. 100 1904 800
J.. & : + y c. Jan, IL. 39hx 100 b.6U
60 4la p G. Feb. 'f2-....... % 06k 600
South Ry u c. Feb H.. 9Sis 3s94 5.+J
T1deaater q p c. June '13. -101k 100 $50
west r & r 3 % c. Feb, 12. 49As 99A 6.2o
West r q NJ y c. Aug, 10. .1Ooa. 100A 4.25
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

Pine st)
Interest yield.
Maturity Bid. Asked
Atlantic Coast Line . c. 19l0-11... 4ss 4ss
Buff Roch s. ~ D {. i9l9-21-.. - 4ss
Cent OF Ga Ry 4i3-S . c, 19l0-iT-.. Az "A
Cent K r OF J p c. i9l2-l1... -
Chesapeake x Ohio 4 = c. ISio-'1I.-- a. 4Ss
Chic K Alton 44i5-5 p c, 1910 10. .- ~ tSs
c r SS p Ry AZ g % {. lato-'19.-- ~ "a
Gin Ham &. ID As D {. l9l0-'20.. &c 5is -
Delaware & Hudson Az . t, l922... "a 4ls
Erie 4+i.-5 p 4. l9l0-is is--...--..-.. 81 "a
Hooking Valley Al {, f9l0iS ~ tlS
Hudson & Manhattan c, 19l0-'l9 % IS
Kan city TT ; & NJ 4i- p {. l9lo-'i5. 3ls 49,
Kansas City So A c, 1910 ID. ~ "a
I.ehtgh Val II Y 4-fi5 l9i0-'l6- As -
Missouri Pacific : p G. l9lo'lT...- 5,s -.
MohiIa & Ohio & y I. 1910 l6 ..... - as
Y Central Lines . y c. 1910 - zee. - 50
Norfolk & Western 1 p c. l9io-'lS-.. - s..
PennsyI, ania 3i3-+ p Z. l9lo-'l1..-- ~ tls
st 7. & san Il A. }a-3 p c. 19io-.iI-- 61f -
do guar a. * + p {. i91o-.lI . 4es
Ssaboard Air l. 4ia-5 y c. 19lo-li.. o!s -
Southern Ry 3i@-4-4. Z. 1910 81. IS "a
Texas X Pacific 4ia-5 p {. 1ot0-'lo-- . 81
Virginia Railway ) u c. 1910 ~. % 4:s
Wabash r 4Nz-5 p { f9io'2i. 3,s ~
Wheeling & L. l. as {, 1ai'-- %
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

The following shows yesterdays closing
quotations for government bonds, compared
with Thursdays:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Renhsrdt No IS
Broad street. New York. and No "a Devon
shire street. RnsLOnA
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

balance, after deduction of st62 o2s for de-
preciation. per cent preferred stock and
per cent common stock. IL equal To 1921 per
cent additional on common stock
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
MINING STOCKS.
WHEAT.

bush.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

includes 100000 appropriated as a reserve
fund in respect of opsOiescence, inadeduacv and
as a reserve against extraordinary casualties
fEdual to 10 81 per cent the 81, 200, 600 out
standing capital stock ,S2 500 of above amount
being stock of the Canadian Niagara Power
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
INACTIVE STOCKS.

E asn @a z @
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
QUAKER OATS.

The Quaker Oats Company has issued its
report for the year ended December 81, 1903.
The income account compares as follows:
1909. 1905 1907
Profits ........ s1.537.1o5 Slips, ,72s S1.365 16s
Interest, dVis-.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
COLLATERAL TRUST NOTES.
Maturing 19l022.

Furnished by Swartwout & Appenzel1ar. No. 40
Pine ST.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
Outside SECURITIES.

ejaculation in the market for outside Sc
oEpies continued limited, with here and
cur Gull show of activity in the mining
tneIe The general tone was somewhat
s!la s!l5jer although in spots fractional re-
ses;n,s were sustained on small offerings.
The Industrial list was stronger. Ameri-
Iue Tnbacco moved up 3 points, but later
can IF while Standard Oil sold ex divi-
s'd ease of as and recovered 8. United Cigar
1HnT 1MHannufacturing improved point In the
Mste, Iist Chino was the strong feature,
IIIrLns ,,b IrmnesS developed in Miami,
sl,no p1Ite coalition and Ray Consolidated
There was decidedly better demand for
IIle 1ase consolidated and Kerr Lake the
IA Ia rs no Union Mines was in good de-
n9and around 2. Pay Central and Consoli,
CatiS ir Yukon Gold was weak. The bond
dansrtment was quiet, with prices about
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

FURNISHED by Van Schaick & Co. No Wall
str
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.

Maturing 1902
FURNISHED hv Swartout & Arpenzellar. No. 40
Pine st)
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
NIAGARA FALLS POWER.

The annual report OF the Niagara Falls
Power Company and the Canadian Mag
are Power Company for the year ended
December 81. 1908. is issued The COM
bined income account compares as follows:
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
BONDS.

ss, 600 Am " Pap 5s. ss s. - o.
T. C1o Lack st deb 5s 90 93-s s932 20
4coO do Con mtg 5s 50 : 50" oo7@
sells cents per share 4odd lots 4Dividend.
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS,

Furnished by Charles j. Barney & Co, Nc %
proad street New York, and No i22 South
81 stree Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
INDUSTRIAL.

Open High LOW. Last
40 Am Tobacco. .4Yi 4lo 40 fg9
Ib.o Am " rap pfd 70 -.
5ya G. & W ptd Zo't z3!S @2t %9i.
l.ov Houston OIL. OIL "a ~
~''Vi3 IS lrl standard Uli. .61e9z go e15 81
100 In cigar Man 81 60 50 es
f2i0 u 5 l. u Heat zrs - zr
I5OO do pref-.-.--- sis 50 IS
RAILROAD.
,sv "v IA IAN g Me1 & o 2o1s zp}4 zois 2VA
100 - l. e F. - Is - -
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

IVIE- IF'S-
Gross earnings. 81 .95234S S1eS1 ,e41 ST, ,6sS 223
Expenses 4S1291 422,6l 447.076
Net earnings. 81 521o51 s1.259, ,324 81. .2S6. 147
Other income. 401S IS. !04 162. 5S5
Total income. s1,655.12e s1.34s. o2s ST. sos. .6s2
Fixed chgs. etc. 200 635 l. 100 T3T /. .1SS. .0O9
Surplus ....... f454 494 s151, ,291 s21os73
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

Berlin. Feb. Is.-Trading was sluggish
and prices were slightly weaker on the
Fne-SH
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.

~spon OF registered
New-York tribune., 1910-02-19

New York. February 70. 1910.
Nr Charles BIackwood retires from or firm
rhIs day.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-04
"MOVB ON" ORDER
GOBS In BFFBCT
CHIEF SINGERY STATIONS PA
TROLMAN AT FOURTH AND
BROADWAY.

With orders to keep the corner
clear OF vehicles and pedestrians as
much as possible and to watch out
for any collisions Patrolman Ed DEN
nington was stationed at Fourth
street and Broadway this morning by
Chief of Police Henry Singery as a
precaution against any accidents.
This corner is one of the busiest
spots in the city and in the heart OF
the business center. Since contrac-
tors began work excavating for the
skyscraper many oilers loiter around
the corner placing themselves In
danger. From now on Patrolman
bennington will remain at this cor
ner from 6 a. m. to p. m. Chief
Singery has given him orders to hold
an vehicles and street cars down so
that they wlb be under control at all
times in crossing the corner. Beer
wagons will be warned especially and
all compelled to cross the corner
slowly. Patrolman bennington VIII
force pedestrians to cross the street
quickly to avoid danger of being
struck by vehicles. The corner Will
be kept as clear as possible.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-04
Operated All Through Panic
and Is Offered Large Bonus
to Go Else ewhere....Several
Have Volunteered to Lead.


To the Business Men OF Paducah:
You will be approached today and
tomorrow by committees from the
Commercial club and The Retail
Merchants association asking you to
contribute to fund they are at
tempting u raise 10 retain the Roos
Manufacturing company In Paducah.
IL is up to you. to express 1t vui-
carly, whether Paducah will keep a
plant that has operated consistent
ly. during the panic days. when most
every other factory in town was
closed down. employing 100 hands.
and paying out $500 to $1,000 a
week to class Of people who spend
every cent they earn.
The company mas orders on its
books now that will keep IL busy for
six months.
II is no experiment, but a paying
institution.
IL suffered great loss In its re-
cent fire. yet IL Is no beggar.
Other towns have. made offers OF
far more than Paducah Is asked to
give. but Mr.. Roos will give Paducah
the preference.
He must know what we will do
AT ONCE. for he wants to star
operation to hold his best customers.
II Paducah raises $4,000 FOR
him. he can start to work here. In
temporary quarters In a very few
weeks.
II Paducah can not. he probably
will move his plant to a town that
offers him a factory equipped NOW.
Mr.. Harry Rhodes has offered a
$500 subscription; Hummel Brothers
$500: r. w. Katterjohn 500.
The Sun will give 500.
what will YOU give7
Listen 10 the committee when II
calls on you. Forget some OF the
failures 90 which We have all con-
tributed money only to lose II.
This proposition is dlfferent---your
money goes TO concern that has
demonstrated what II can do.
OPPORTUNITY, says Mr.. Dooley,
does knock at every mans dure.
sometimes. as they say. Sometimes,
too. IL knocks. and II you don't get
up and let him In. he comes In and
n you are asleep. Jerks you from
your bed. and thrusts himself on
you"
There are opportunities for Padu-
cab now In many things right
around us. and the character OF the
reception we give them will be the
measure OF our profit.
They won't drag us from our
slumbers.
The subscriptions will be payable
one-fourth cash. and the balance In
notes. payable In easy lnstallments.
The Paducah evening sun., 1910-03-04
PLACE OF SHIP SUBSIDY.
Gallinger's Bill Is Favorably Re-
ported TO the Senate.

Washington. March 4.-By prac-
tically unanimous vote, the senate
committee on commerce ordered a
favorable report on the GaNinger bill
to authorize the postmaster general
to give increased pay to mail lines
established between the United States
and ports In South America. the Phil
ippines. Japan, China and Australia.
This measure Is in lieu OF general
ship subsidy. which supporters of the
plan to increase the merchant marine
have been unable to push through
congress.
Every member of the committee
voted for this bill except one Demo-
crat, which is greater support than
has ever been given to any of the
subsidy measures. 1t is expected the
bin will pass the senate without much
opposition, but in the house prob
ably will run counter to the views OF
members who support the Humphrey
subsidy bill.