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New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
CHICAGO MILK TRUST FIGHT.

Chicago. Jan. 5.-The milk producers of
the Chicago district have decided TO resur-
rect a dormant industry in their fight
against the milk trust They are consider
ing plans TO re-establIsh their own cream
cries which were sold to the Borden COM
pany ten or fifteen years ago
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
HUDSON NAVIGATION CLOSES.

Poughkeepsie, \. Y, Jan. 5.-NaVigatlon
on the Hudson River closed to-day when
the steamer Homer Ramsdell, OF the Cen
tral Hudson Steamboat Company made its
last trip TO New York from this city. While
the steamer ploughed through the ice be-
low the Poughkeepsie Bridge Ice yachts
men we're having scrub races above the big
structure
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
DRESSED STEEL CAR ELECTION.

o. Z. Gayley has been elected nrst VICE
president of the Pressed steel car com
narv as successor TO the late ]. ", Friend.
whose Mace on the board OF directors has
han Allied by the elscuon OK lis son, e. W.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
WARWICK, nITCHELL & co.
CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTS
Bank Audit Department
NEW YORK, December 18th, 1909
Messrs. D. w. Whitmore, Chairman,
Theodore F Whitrnarsh,
William Halls. Jr.,
M. M. Belding. Jr,
John @. Luke,
Examination Committee
irving National Exchange Bank
NEW YORK CITY

Gentlemen:
In accordance with your instructions we
have made an examination of your Bank
as at the close of business on November
go 1909
WE HEREBY CERTIFY That the
Statement Of Condition which We submit
ted as of that date is in accordance with
the books of the Bank and, in our OpinN
ion exhibits a full and true account of the
resources and liabilities of the Bank.
In submitting this certificate we would
say that we have. so far as we can do as
accountants, carefully verified the correct
ness of all figures included in the state
ment of resources and liabilities as of No
vemher 30 1909 and also examined the
securities. The investments appear TO be
carried at a conservative valuation. and
the loans and discounts to be high grade.
The available reserve shows that the Bank
is strong in liquid assets.
Very truly yours,
WARWICK. MITCHELL & co.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06
-
IRVING
National Exchanged
REPORT TO SHAREHOLDERS

TO OUR STOCKHOLDERS.
For the year 1909 operat-.
ing profits amounted to. S404 781- SO
From which have charged
balance Furniture and Fixt-
ures s..........S S30oo0.00
Premium on u S. Bonds 28525.00
(Reducng their book value to par)
Other items including S16250 on
sale Real Estate taken over IN
the merger ............ ST. 837.5s
S7636255
Amount spplicabIe to dividends S32841s.s4
Dividends Maid so . 1o000000
Balance increase Profit and Loss
Account 1000 - Slo8418s4
our statement S1st. 1909 does not include
any past due or doubtful items. and Guarantee
Account created earnings of 1908. is still in
tact with cash value of S35,000 and is not shown
among the assets of the Bank.
The members of your Board of Directors have given
usual have caused affairs to be carefully examined
at different periods of the year by Messrs MarWlck
Mitchell & Company Chartered Accountants.
II is pleasure acknowledge our Indebtedness TO
the active kindness many friends to whose cour
tesv assistance is due large portion OF our
growth and success. resulting during the past year
in the opening accounts with initial deposits or
sS,400,000.
Respectfully yours.
LEWIS f. PIERSON. President.
New-York tribune., 1910-01-06

Friend Mr. Gayley. in addition % dis
charging the duties OF first Vice-president.
Viii continue in charge of the sales de-
partment OF the company.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-02-01
|DEPOSITORS WANT
A FULL STATEMENT OF
WILDE'S ACTIONS
Ask Order of Court for Report of Re-
eceiver of the State Bank and
Trust Company.

1908, and while said State Bank
and Trust company, was insolvent,
as aforesaid. said board of bank
commissioners of the state of Ne
vada, wrongfully permitted divers
and sundry persons to have and
receive access to the books and ac-
counts of said insolvent institution,
and wrongfully and illegally to
trade and switch" accounts and
give preferences, and thus deplete
the assets of said institution to the
loss and detriment of your petition
ers and other creditors.
Nv. That more than two (2)
years have passed since the said
State Bank and Trust company
closed it's doors as an insolvent and
defunct institution, and nearly two
years have passed since Frank l..
Wildes was appointed receiver of
said institution, and no full, com
plete ard specific report or any
report whatsoever of the true con-
dition of said State Bank and Trust
company under said receivershir
has ever been filed in this court OF
given your petitioners or the other
creditors of said institution, except
first partial and incomplete re-
port.
V. That your petitioners are fur
| ther informed and believe and upor
such information and belief so al
! lege the fact to be, that all trad
ing" aud switching" of account.
subsequent to the 23rd day of DC
tober, A. D. 1907, was and is il
legal and contrary to the basi'
principles or law and equity, ant
! that all OF said accounts SO traded
or switched" and all preference,
given after the said 23rd of Octo
Der, \. d. 1907, should be collect
ed by your receiver and become tn,
property of the creditors of salt
State Bank and Trust company.
corporation; that said receiver ha
not collected nor attempted to co..
lect by suit or otherwise the ac
counts so traded or switched o
preferences and thus far the sam
are wholly to the creditors of SAT-
institution.
| vi. That since said 18th day o
May. A. d. 1908. various assets o
said insolvent institution have bee
disposed of and converted into cash
and various suits have been insti
tuted for and on behalf said cred
itors; that various amount save bee
expended for help in keepin' he aC
counts OF said institution IN travel
ing and other incidental exe nse:
and various charges are now 0ein
incurred against the estate of sal
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-02-01

State Bank and Trust company as
and various legal services
are being rendered your said re-
ceiver by various attorneys, the
cost of which services are wholly
unknown to your petitioners, and
the names and character of the
various suits brought by your re-
ceiver through his attorneys in this
and other states are wholly un-
known to your petitioners.
VII. That your petitioners and
the other creditors of said State
Bank and Trust company, as afore-
said, have during the said receiver
ship of Frank L. Wildes received
only ten (10) per oentum Of their
deposits and that the remaining
ninety 600 per centum of their
said deposits are still due and ow-
ing and unpaid to them.
Wherefore your petitioners pray
this honorable court to make an
order directing the receiver of said
State Bank and Trust company, Il
corporation, to prepare and file
forthwith full, true and specific
report in this court as follows, to-
wit:
a. A full, true and complete
report of all stocks, bonds and
other securities coming into his
hands as receiver, the names of the
stocks, bonds and securities and
character thereof.
b. A full, true and complete
report of all stocks. bonds and
other securities disposed of by the
receiver and the names of said
stocks, bonds and securities so
sold, the names of the purchasers
and the dates of sale and the
amounts received from such sales
e. A full, true and complete re
port of all moneys paid out to tho
various employees, the time EN-
ployeu, ana the amounts paid tC
each
d. A full, true and specific re
port Of all fees paid out to attor
neys, other than Mack & Green
as attorneys fees, for travelling ex
penses, courts costs, incidentals ant
any agreement made with then
with reference to services rendered
or to be rendered, contingent O
otherwise.
e. A full, true and complete ant
specific report of all fees paid on
to Mack & Green. as attorneys
fees, for travelling expenses, cour
costs and incidentals, and an,
iagreement made with them in refer
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-02-01

CARSON, Jan. 31.-The follow
ing petition was filed in the district
court yesterday by Attorneys Rob-
erts and Sanford, acting for a large
number of depositors of the State
Bank and Trust company whose dc
posits aggregate over 100000. 1t
will be seen by the petition that 4
full accounting of the funds of the
bank and complete story of all
actions taken since the last report
was filed was asked for:
To the honorable Frank P. Lau-
gan, district Judge of the first judi,
cial district, state of Nevada, in
and for the county of Ormsby:
Your petitioners, depositors and
creditors of the State Bank and
Trust company, a corporation. and
parties in interest in the above
entitled action and as such parties
in interest, respectfully petition
this honorable court for an order
directing the receiver of said State
Bank and Trust company, cor
poration, to prepare and file COM
plete, full and specific report of
the conditions and affairs of said
institution, and as a basis for such
order of court respectfully aver,
allege and show to this honorable
court as follows, to-wit:
That said State Bank and Trust
company a corporation, being. in
solvent and unable to continue its
regular banking business voluntarily
closed its doors on the 23rd day OF
October. A. d. 1907, and surren-
| dered its assets to the bank exam
liner through the board OF bank
commissioners of the state of Ne
vada. whose duty it was to pre-
serve and keep the same, and suffer
no waste or loss thereof either tc
! the creditors, or to said State Bank
and Trust company, corporation
II. That this honorable conrt
appointed Frank L. Wildes as re-
ceiver of the State Bank and Trust
company, corporation, defendant
in the above entitled action on the
18th day of May, 1908, and SAID
Frank L. Wildes furnished the ne
cesary bond, qualified and entered
upon the discharge of his dutie!
as such receiver. and has ever sine,
been and now is the duly appoint
ed. qualified and acting receiver 0
said State Bank and Trust compan,
aforesaid.
III. That your petitioners ar,
informed and believe and upon sucl
information and belief so alleg,
the fact to be that between the salt
2Srd day Of October, A. d. 1907
and the said 18th day of May A. d
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-02-01
ence to services rendered or to be

ence to services rendered or to be
rendered, contingent or otherwise.
f. A full, true and specific re-
port of all suits brought by said
receiver in Nevada and elsewhere.
the court in which each is brought,
the parties to the action and the
amounts involved and the status of
each case.
G. A full, true and specific state.
ment of all suits in which judg-
ments were obtained, either for or
against the receiver and the
amounts recovered or lost there
by and the names of the attorneys
representing the various interests
involved.
h. A full, true and specific state
ment of all moneys drawn as re-
ceiver of said State Bank and Trust
company, for salary, fees, travelling
expenses, incidentals, ETC., not here
inbefore specifically called for
i. A full, true and specific state
ment of all sums of moneys I'M
paid depositors from the two divi-
dends of per centum each, de-
clared by your receiver, and the
names of the depositors and credit
ors who have not received the same.
And your petitioners further pray
that day be fixed by this honor
able court for the filing of said re-
port as herein prayed, and that
day be set for the hearing thereon
and that the said receiver am
attorneys, Mack & Green, be cited
to appear and answer such ques-
lions concerning the same as may
be deemed meet and proper to the
ends that your petitioners interests
may be fully protected.
| And your petitioners further pray
that this honorable court direct the
receiver to take such legal steps as
may be necessary to recover all the
accounts, due and owing the said
State Bank and Trust company. on
the 23rd day Of October, A. D..
1907, regardless Of trades, ;"
Switches, or other preferences
made after that date.
And your petitioners will ever
pray Dated Jan. %. 1910 Rob
erts & Sanford, attorneys for petit
TONERS.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-02-01

Pure, fresh apple cirer by the
quart or gallon at the II J. Hsi'
Liquor company. l3tf
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1910-02-01

For good bread try the City
Bakery, 1-21-tf
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
IRRIGATION
In OKLA.

Washington, Dec. 6.-The rainfall in
Western Oklahoma always being light
in that section, is to certain extent
hazardous, but the advent Of the wind
mill in irrigation has put an entirely
different aspect to the situation and
land which was once barren Of water
promises to blossom as the rose if the
farmers Of Western Oklahoma resort to
The windmill to lift underground water
TO the surface Of their farms. At pres
er these farmers are engaged in what
is known as dry farming, but it is al
most certain that there Is not one who
would not willingly irrigate his prop
es v II be could
Experiments BY the irrigation Office,
department Of agriculture, however,
show that the windmill is not cheap
source of power, that to accomplish
good results requires capital and il
conditions require too great an out
lay it precludes the possibility Of such
procedure. Nevertheless, millions OF
acres Of land all over the country, now
barren, viii attract eastern farmers
who are willing 10 risk failure in view
Of the possibilities in years Of favor
able precipitation and the advent O.
the windmill as a practical means Of
irrigation.
Much Of this land undoubtedly will
Be reclaimed through irrigation and
the growing of drought resisting crops
and the adoption Of improved methods
of culture viii do much to make The
farming of those lands less hazardous
But there have been many deplorabIe
failures which could have been avert
ed had the settlers fortified themselves
against periods Of drought By irrigating
small parts Of their holdings
IT is with a view Of helping such
that the Feasibility Of jumping water
for the irrigation of small areas iu
connection with dry land farming Of
mare extensive aseas was investigated
by the government experts, with the
result that st has not only been de-
clarcd practical, but promises to play
a very important part ~ the develop
men of the so-callcd arid west
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
MACEDONIA MAY
SHAKE OFF YOKE

Sofia, Bulgaria, Dec. 6.-"The Mace
DOMAIN situation is rapidly becoming
intolerable," according 70 r. Nil1oloif,
he traveller who has just crossed the
frontier into Bulgaria after tour Of
investigation Of conditions in the ad-
joining Turkish province.
The young Turks. he asserts, have
even surpassed Abdul Hamid, and un-
der their rule reign OF terror pre-
walls which is literally crushing the
Christian population 10 death Under
the pretense Of disarmament Nikoloff
declares that the Turkish government
imprisons, beats. tortures and kills in
Discriminatory
Most Of the victims are said to be
Bulgarians who have figured as lead
ers in movements for reform, but
neither old men, women nor children
are spared What is taking place I'll
Macedonia, Nikoloff says, is moi pacil-
cation, nor even repression, but exter-
mination 81 all Christians Nor are
the Bulgarians the only sufferers, he
adds. Greeks, Albanians and others
are equally oppressed.
The outrages to which they have
bcen subjected have not only failed to
brighten the Bulgarians into submits
sion, but promise to drive them into
speedy revolution. Whenever they can
find arms and experienced leaders,
they Will be ready In fact, they are
already organizing bands and taking to
the field. IN many cases the Greeks
and Albanians, forgetting their tradi-
tionaI animosity toward Bulgaria, are
Joining these guerilla parties In the
struggle against the Turks.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
NAMING THE NEW
DREADNAUGHTS

Washington, Dec. 6.-The greatest
dreadnaughts Of the American navy,
now building, will be called respective
II Texas and New York. The old BAT.
tleship Texas which participated in the
victory over Cervera's feet, win be re-
christened san Marcos and the old New
York viii be called Manhattan.
The dreadnaught Texas is now be-
I ing built By contract at Newport News,
Va. The vessel viii have displace-
ment of 27,o00 IONS and win cost So
100000 The contract requires that
the new Texas be completed within 30
months.
The name Texas was given 10 the
big warship at TIE request Of Repre-
sentative Burleson, and what win We
call the cld Texas?' asked by secre-
tary Meyer of the navy department
4 would suggest calling it the san
Marcos" replied Mr. Burleson.
"sansIarcos is the birthplace OF a
distinguished Texan" added the CON
gressman.
And who was that?' asked Secre-
tary Meyer with interest
''Modesty forbids, replied Mr Bur
Lesson, almost blushing.
"Oh, / see, answered Secretary
Meyer Then we viii have to cali
the dreadnaught Texas and the old
battleship sanaiarcos
And so Il was formally ordered and
announced.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
Germans Spend
Vast Sum For
Secret Service
Special to the Expire

Special to the ExpFes
London, Dec. 5.-Germany spends
ss.900.CO0 annually on the secret sery-
ice STAN # maintains in France, ac-
cordlng to book called The Ger
man Spy System IN Europe BY Paul
Lanoir, which has just been translated
into English.
Lanoir says the spies are recruited
from all classes and generally serve a
probationary period in Germany be-
fore they are sent abroad. Herr Site
ber foUnded the system, H.anoir as
serts, before the Franco-Prussian war,
travelling over the country getting re-
ports from his 500 agents without be.
ing suspected. and with his two chief
lieutenants accompanied Gen Won
Moltke when the first train load or
German invaders occupied France in
1870.
one of the most Important duties
II ti-E Stt Alait Hi4af tHc dHifst ArCidicrf
q ID stir up strikes and Lanior ar.
gues that they have OF late had some.
thing to do with the troubles on the
French railroads aud in The French
mines
stieber's army Of 1900 men is said
70 have grown today TO 1900, living
mainly IN the garrison towns and
keeping their government informed
eonceraing the army and navy. Since
1870. 81 said seo0 Germans have
been replaced BY an equal number Of
Bc.gians end Swiss, Who are open to
less ~ ioa. TIA salaries vary from
SAC io SeJ a mona ara are paid BIZ
women asrts. Y.o travel from town
to town, mee tfa spies at specified
stations give ihs iaeir salaries and
receive their fci0ra 10 obwate the
necessity OF aeraing them through
the mails. which are notoriously tam
pered with by oiiicialdom throughout
France Most Of the spies are osten-
albiy small 'radesmen or land agents.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
Judge Holding TO
Start a Resort

Anadarko, Okla. Dec. 6.-Judge
Holding and Sam Roberts have re
turned from an overland trip TO Kiowa
county. Judge Holding, who has been
sick for some time, is very much i'm
proved in health
Messrs. Holding and Roberts have
leased the land on which IS located
the sulphur springs west Of here about
80 miles They viii begin the first OF
the year building at the springs and
Ok the place up for a health resort
These springs are among the best IN
the country, and their medicinal quali-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
A&&& +%@+% y =. . y .
: REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS .
Compiled by the Grady County z
! Abstract Company, 1o9 4
} North bird Street. =

Martin Lee and wife o w. 7. staff
l-13-0s, $500 e1k nv 1913.
W. T, Stan to II. N. Meyers. 1-13-oS
$500, same land
B. n Halle and wife to Chickasha
Terminal Railway company, $1,000
lots :, 5. 9, block Il, Chickasha.
E. L. Dawson and wife TO same,
5000, 1910. tract No. NV ne section
34T-7
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

II you are suffering from biliousness,
constipation, Indigestion. chronic head
ache, invest one cent IN a postal card
send 10 Chamberlain Medicine Co.,
Des Moines, Iowa, with your name and
address plainly on the back. and they
viii forward y2u a free sample Of
Chamberlain's Stomach ana Liver
Tablets. Sold hy All druggists. dew
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

Government stEdyihs the Muskrst.
Since the ladies' Of the land have so
generally decreed that furs must be
worn in the winter season, even the
desDised muskrat is being watched and
studied, and marshlands are being cul-
tivated for his sustenance and home
building Muskrat trapping has for
some years past been profitable oc-
cupation among owners OF such lands
IN various parts Of the country, and
the skins sold to furriers and dyers
are splendidly dyed, dressed and made
lIp 70 initiate costly furs The gov
ernment experts are now studying q
scientific way OF saving the muskrat
--National Magazine.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

ties have been tested until there is no
doubt about their value
Hotel and bath ho1ses as well as 9th
er eonyeniences for patients seeking
health viii be provided as soon as the
work can be done
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

The w. o. W. viii hold their annual
election Of officers at their regular
meeting tomorrow evening A smoker
viii be a feature Of the-occasion and
all Woodmen are invited
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06
DEPOSITS
SHOW BIG
~arnnN rSw
lNUkEASE


c..nria otia Dec Oklahoma
49, da.o.i,. ra now weIl ovsr ~
s,oo ooaeoo r,sr re increase X,
&c., esn.ember IA Soyember ia
oeriod 81 ,su weeks was seventeen
mir,on dollars estimated. and since
,,ovemher 10 the Increase has accele--
sted her than diminished. 1t is
unoHclsIlv estimated that twenty
mtrion dollar increase from seyem-
tar "a December i. Is conservative.
TIE ioint de.osfts 81 state and national
hans NJ september 1910. we're. in
round numbers. ss4 100000. and at the
urasar time II. i9lnt DEPOSITS are es-
fYmae4 ~ sl6s 100000. Bis total II
r4asry nfsaen milton dollars above TIE
hizh record III gsnaarg. lsf8. when the
5oIn. deposits were. ii round numbers,
ssl
These estimates are based On the re-.
port issued BY Bank Commissioner +.
p. cockrln. sA0Ting The to.ai deposits
Of she state guaranty banks 70 BE-
s5fSitzs5 On November loi against
ssso97.sss On September J, an in
trsase Of Ss-T2l 900.
The rational eomptrolleF Of currency
has ncc set reported en- the condition
q national banks, called On Nogember
rn n4ar N44r tho rctfrraf hank de-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1910-12-06

TO CURE A COLD m ONE DAY
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
Druggists refund money II it fails 70
tufe r. W Groves signature Is On
uarh box 25c. 1854
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1910-06-10
AT the Hollywood M. e. Church

The lecture on the passion play given
by DIR. Spooner in the church on Tues
day night was 8 greatly appreciated
that DR.. Spooner has arranged to re-
peat it tonight, (Friday.) No regular
admission fee will be charged, but a
voluntary offering will be taken at the
door. Everybody is invited to enjoy
this great entertainment.
Next Sunday will be Children's day.
In the morning there will be infant
baptism with an appropriate sermon
In the evening the Sunday school
scholars will render a most interesting
Children's day program. A great deal
of pains is being taken to make it even
better than in former years. The
church will be beautifully decorated.
A large roman arch will be construct
ed on the platform aud brightly illumi-
mated with electric lights.
The Epworth League will hold the
June business meeting and social next
e iiHHg 4aaee Is At TIE haeHas,
of Pastor r. S. Carlisle.