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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-28

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
MERGENTHALER YEARl

The Morgenthalcr Linotype Commas.
ports for the year ended September n a.,
net gain from all sources ~ :, =, ~
against 3. 763 No In tho year before -
on hand. as ~ September 10. was Il isrsssa
compared with S3iG9i AZ tho clo~s o,7,is-
compauy's preceding 1sca year. and ,,s4
receivable g3.S73.s01, against bills pavabl~ ~
N@+.0H. I'm his remarks to stOckhclders ~
president Of the company Philip r Dod,o
saws iu part
Notwithstanding Tho general deprosso.
in the printing industry ~ The Tr,,s
States. due tO tho disturbance and un...
tainty existing In ofher Industrial Sea.
tho business ~ tho Nergouthaler or,n.n.,
has been large and satisf8ctorv ia.
American linotype shops have prodp,.s
about 5000 machines. which arc dis.rfhu,..
throughout tho world To those must 4.
added about 1900 machines from tho Fns
Iish German and Canadian shops 90
tinuing tho practice ~ past Years. exnas,
mental work has been carried on contir.
uOusly. End during tho year three rew
forms Of machines have beoH placed !.
tho market. Two ~ them mark q -~o,,
advance in the art
Although labor and material have s,e.2.
ilv advanced in cost for some Years Ina
type machines OF tho same class are ola
81 the prices prevailing nearly tUeufy
wears ago ln tho mean fiwe the c0mpsry
has reduced tho daily hours of labor In M.
Brooklyn works from ten tO eight hss ia.
creased wages, and has contributed N5es
aIv for the benefit of sick workmar ars
for the families ~ deceased Uorkmon Tn.
maintenance of earnings under the sbovs
conditions has been possible only hv scr.
sisteut effort. tho adoption ~ rl0darr
methods and tools, ard hr capabi" Upcra.
fcudCnrc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

roc,rcD- TRADING Foreign houses
.c.,i, -, ,boiIt Is mO shares oi stock, nuyinS
= 0n shares ON b"la"'
Dty-rDr<Ds DECLARED - Dividends
-. - declared a. follows. No Nprih
American COMPANY rogulhi fuaIiell a
Nor cont payable JanuaTl - ,n' 'DI" -
~ ..,,. RGrk regular quarterly . Per cent.
N,ver1hor the PARROT silver ana
,-,ppo, Mining Company regular Iuartoll5
q, repts Il share. payable N"F'inD'I -, du'
ia. Montreal Light Heat ana Power , on
papt regular quarterly per cent p"y@Dle
November -.
"MoNON" EQtIrMENT yEEIIt,i-
Gates SOLD Tho 'nicaEo ''' i', - ~,
4 I .oiilevilIe Railway COMPANY mas 'olo
. 49,, t.bo4te a. Prentice S50Vo equip
,,7snt trust az per cent certificates. SerlFS
n" dated October =. 1911, ano n'at4 ,'', y
In twenty semi-aunual lllria tiusHt1. q. -
ifr1arstood that practically an ~ these Ger
t,fratcs have been sold oH r. per cent
Ias's.
pArry\y DIRECTORS REELECTED.
~, retirinc directors of the Illinois Cen
traI Railroad Company. tine NJ csiefn MAI
Z; nj Railway Company. INC paI gu
4 r0ostook Railroad COMPANY ana ih' N"-
rora. Elgin A chicago I'e'Ii Oa' ''''l'-''
have been reelected
,.is h. lime. president of the First NatloIdl
Rank. Robert Nather. chairman OF Wy
hoard of the Westinghouse hlrctrl, an"
Manufacturing company. ana Danei T.
Roid have been elected trustees or ,l'
American surety COMPANY, ahu Me7.l
Reid and Nathor also have been tls s,.'T
of tho executive comm 80.
Afas~rs Hiuo and Reid ara directors OF W.
Rock Island Company, ~ when UT. Nid.'.'
was formerly president
CHANGES Us DIRE'TORAI - ~
changes were made yesterday in dl't',o,
rates Of industrial companies an iIl+ dl''...,
of stockholders. Republic lrnu 'iu
Staei Compauy. Charles o. Gates el''trn "
director fn place of his father. mo latr JUN
"a Gates. Crucfble Steel company ol Amer
lea r. S. wilkinson elected dlr.ci22r-
BORDEN condensed MIX company. a " .
lfiIbtfrr elected t1 the board as succes1o,
10 w. j. Rogers. retired. and IiSt''rIs
Securities Corporation. t d. 'uriey anu
phrriy Iugrauam added io the board.
NEW DIRECTOR - RUTLAND ROAD
Edward p Nor-e has been elected r
director Of rho Rutland Railroad 'omPdhE'
as success0~ to tho late FLETCHER ID. tr",-
TOR The other directors have been I'
elected
Titles SERVICE The 'lt-
los Service company reports for me 20
e,d.I Sautomher 2r last gross earnings ~.
esos 795 1et earnings f~s.jli and p SuTp. :
Of Sg.f ~, after payment or dINl''"'9 '''
the preferred and common ~io'N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19

DOMESTIC ENCHANGE.-Bosto Joe
discount. Chicago, &C. premium New or
leans commercial zoe discount bank 3.
premium. 81 Louis. Zoe discount bid, o.
discount asked Savannah. huTinS 3-l6c dis
count. selling par Minneapolis. 2Jr PIE
MUM Charleston. buyiug par. selling l-lO
rer cent i~emium; san Francisco. sight
-.e~ telegraph -.
IANK rLEARINGS-Ncw York OK
Change S45.S099lS balances S5IJs+Ois. Bos-
ton. exchanges, Ee-19J.tll, balances. N&4.-
9'- Baltimore exchange S6,5&t w.. BAL
arccs sNf55+. Chicago. exchanges S@o00.-
ZOE. balances E.S4l f5a.
SILVER MARKET.--Commer"ial bar sill
v4~. 53isc. Mexican silver dollars. 4Jc Bar
silver .u London closed at 24ied.
GOLD TBEMIUM-ln Madrid 9.oj. Lis
hon.
MEXICAN Mexican ex-
change ON Nev York is quoted at 2Dl-a
FEDERAL TREASURY OPERATIONS.
-Th, latest daily report ~ tho federal
'rsaSurv shows customs receipts 500. DID,,
internal revenue. including corporation tax.
SOS 3+6 and miscellaneous. $lZDs01. making
a. total of 81 0f, .2G1. Expenditure on Ordi-
us.rv government account for tho same
time were Sc0l59Si. For the month 20 date
ordinary receipts have been so oJi .'N and
ordinary expenditures &l.-li..4s. FOR the
fiscal year to date ordinary receipts nave
been Sisg SIS 80. against $~,fl30l7 in the
Same time last year. while ordinary eX-
ysnc!tureS have been $40. 4S6 40, compared
with s2o+2s1is5 iu the corresponding period
Of 1910. the excess 90 Expenditures amount
frE TO sn 61>. D.5. against ana excess OF cN-
pcudifuros OF so S7s ~ "a year ago. Iuclud-
iur Panama Canal account and public debt
account The excess Of all expenditures
over receipts since July f. 1911, amounts %
3 10 le5. comparing with "a deficit iH the
preceding Near of SI6l+%f
SrB-TREASURY TRANSACTIONS
Tho local Sub-TreasurJ Was debtor to the
Sow York Clearing House yesterday 20
the amount of S06.5U
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

London. oct f8-Cousois closed Isl
lower at - l5-I6 Tor money and p tor &c
count. Anaconda was oX-l yidond, gr
changed. a. t-ls Canadian Pacific s. lighe,
az -fs Grand Trunk &, lower az ~
Money was plentiful and cheap to-dsJ
Discount rates were rrmsr. owing r0 ths
purchase of 100000 of Mondays gold AL
rivals FOR Paris.
Tho .toc- marke. closed steadier sfte-
hesitation and weakness early m the DAY
sellers repurchased lu Che afternoon and
sr~rugtleu-d rue markets. with COPPER
shares leading iu the nrmuess. N4Xcs,
rails and Chinese securities were weak ex
captions
American securities opened quiet ard !
fraction lower but prices advanced turn-
The first hour on light coverings. reac
ton followed. but New York bidding
e.,used recovery and % firm closing, wit
prices near the best. United states Stee
shares closed heavy
Paris. oct. H-Three per cent ren,es
closed > confines lower az 81 francs ~
Confines. Prices We're higher Oh rho B0ur~
Berlin. oct 1S-Traiing Vas Guiel Al
prices closed lower ON tha Boer,' The p
ueVaI OF the transatlantic shipping 20
g., used an advance fr shipping stocks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

After q generally stead opening the Hia
bet for outside securities before midddt
developed decided weakness The general
volume of he business transacted Shove"
a considerable shrinkagc. owing ~ the M
element weather. which cut the ATTENDANCE
down Chicago subway sold down 10 the
1, west price ON record az ~ American To-
Hacco huctus'ed within range Of about d
IotnfS Iutercontinental Rubber WAS OF ..
TJggetf 4 Myers preferred and 7. boril-
lard preferred were down points each on
small offerings Manhattan Transit ruled
steady Standard oil continued neglected.
In tho mining list Kerr Lake reached now
low mark FOR the movement al "a Greene
Caranoa. BraIeu, 'iirouN consolidated ana
Inspiration were fracuoualiy lower. tn"
PorcilpIuo issues were Irregular Bonds
". 70 duiet with a good demand FOR Chicago
Elevated IS AZ an advance OF -. Liggett q
MYERS rs were down point Detailed OBJ
eraflnns follow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
BANK STOCKS ON STOCK EXCHANGE
FINANCIAL MARKET
General Weakness in Stocks, Led
bV Steel Common.


OnI'eu states 0'7'i '''''''io'' '''S
feature u Tue STUN MAJ '''' san
gay ouI Ialieu ~ w N'''p 81 ''''7 80 49,
laIe '4aullls' "9 j. Niu va
ciosed al a net ueoli''e o' i7s po'i''S'
weakness inspired se'I'"s al "io"7 ''r
Inc a''housh III inc cary '''','''''7
railway issues were S'T'O' anu APP.
enuy uhaHecIeu' an" az INC
morning cams Oh Ils Idli""' ''s-
wiped out ana most OF '''eS' '',''S 90
wen as 'he lnuUS'''a's S'''" ga '''' -,
which however We're '' '''e i'i'Jo-. 10y
or cases no l4rBeT IilaH Ii"-1i'i'a' i-'-
heavy selling oil S'ee' common was ''
companled by reports "I'loH 'al' III '''e
DAY proved accurate. tha' '"e See vi
Iora'loH "'u .,-l..-l
1-'' -..-- 80
- .. ~ ~oror, 80 ,ba
- ,,.-,,u,.i,rs -, which
=. he o,i,io,, tho, tho chief
= -. o,oirs+
-....- ...-,.f1 ~. eo,,,,5 -, .,s
,.,.,...-- - 49,. .-.,e-
49, 80. -. che ,--
80. .,.e. 3D. .a,oo1,,+ior If the
-. -, 49,. ,..sa Us move ~
-. 49,. ,,o--i,,,;+,- 90 +be institution e.
--..e-- -. en-. r,.,,ar,r,e,+ ~ Justice
.o- 1isso1,,+for. ~ the steer Corporati9n.
=. hoo lone bosr ,,,daretood that some
49,. t...-o-....-. ,,,..r.ste IN tho S+a,r
ccrr,.~atfor have believed the lease to 10
. nor bargain ror their romnauv. and Il
fs thought in some quarters that the de-
cieion ~ terminate IL al the earliest op-
,,or-rrirv NAV have had tUofoId cause.
Great Northern ore certificates reflected
the probability Of the ending Of an ar
rarrenenr favorable 10 the property 1y
% decline of 3 points. The Largest net
loss ~ the dsv was suffered by Amer
can Cotton oil common which sold down
-. noi,+e IN 7sso-,io-e ts-t tho coming
s.,r,,ol renor- vor,r -row nothing
......1 80. .t,. is-,,c -,-ti.h ,,o,,, NAYS :
.-. -. ..,-.l.. 5i,.idorde ~,,d loss than
rho e. nor cent usually Daid on the pre-
rerre5 The weekly. reviews of the trade
organs If the iron and steel industry -c-
nortad fresh pr,ce cutting. with cor-e-
sr.ndi,,- cu~-ai1rneut Of uossibla profrs.
.,.7 ,,,ei- ,,-,e.,-,.rotlo ,.ievvs NJ tho sim
- -. g.. -. ,t,, toto s,rli,,e, of
-, .,.- &c. 80 .r., r,s+
,,,...- 90 .ho foot +ba+ tbaro ie no
,.,..,l,.. % stire ,,o,,a,. ,-o+as s+ this con-
-. r,ir a., -, ,,,. ,,,,lil,ol,. storlin, OK
,.,,....-i,-. eoo,, ,,.fu reach q Level
-. u.hi,t- ,oid ca,, Ina sbinned IN London
-. r-.e+ Ae withdrawals If the veI-
.a, g., .tl p.,l, of England
-. -. +,,a ,rosor+ ,,,,o with
1T, 80 , f,,r,hor drai, ,,po-
49,. D-,...,, :...;.,,+i,.,, for the ,ccount or
r. ,,...i.o,, re,.,,, and south Amer
10y s.. g., -..sor.I,lo p, avpac. tho de-
- go, i-o,,ir,. hare for gord
60 10, .cco,,rt Notwithstanding
~. e..-.,,-.,.i,. ,.osi+i,, f., tho matter ~
--.... ,.,.,.,,,.oo o,,r tr.d. b,laraa
IN, r-,,ro,,e..r .o,,,nt,.ies is heavy. hut
~ ,,,ora, rates are we'll under tho
..,,,,,,io,s nrovaiIing abroad New Yori,
,,,...,.,.s orc la,ding money IN London.
p, "a. 49,, D.. 80, tho etronotb If tb.i,
ioreish 'reul'S' 'i''''u "'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
INACTIVE STOCKS.

THE following were the asst actual sales
and the closing quotations for stocks IN
which there were no transactions yesler-
day on the New York Stock Exchange:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19


Rv order of executors. -
a- shares the Tobacco Leaf Pub.isni17 'o'"ta' 80
lea-ss ~av York Produce Exchange Bank 172''
~ shares copav cement Manufacturing com
ro Pan .1sras Gc1rav cement manufacturing con..
~ shares standard Turpeutine Company. Per
i45.coo shares Ner York ana virginia copg,,oo
g. 0I5 J.fs, Company purchase MONEY morrgase
gold bonds $500 class a. S-.Fv lass - 90,
c-m5er 1905. coupons attached Ton %, Nsen
each and TWO Of 81 900 each. .o'-- 1890. 80
1000 shares LoadrlIie Consolidated Minng , Ioi-
ranv and 500 shares P1prN Colo MlN''sS
tourauv st. r. o.. lot. ............ 80
Bs order of alWi1is'alriA &c.
sai2 30 unpaid balance ou deposit IN Lafa'e5tllee
Bv order OF adm.n.strator.
All ~ tro capital stock owned hv me estate ~,
Nm. e,-5 deceased In tho Mumford Manu-
featuring and supply company. ais" an fsill
t.tIa and interest Zoo and 20 The several ioI'iHl
patents issued .o LiU TO- his bet ia1, ~
%, order o, The United states Exchange Bank
FOO dissolution
-uud-~ Judgments. book accounts notes s ssd
For account N vrou. it may concern.
,0n shares Hamilton Docks. 500
: srs'es Paop.a.s national Bank OF Brooklyn. l5s
free right New FORK ~"ciet' Library 10
q. Pa p d6g .r.r.s Ann Ario- railroad COMPANY
preferred and - 332-'."1o shares Ann Aroo 11
= -. 100 shares Ann Arbor Railroad COMPANY
preferred -b 52- Loo shares Ann Aroor Raj
road Complain common and i-.bs2 100 ne
t~u.t To..d1 g. I-0rton R-iva, company 81
Fe5-us-v 1905. coupons attached ..--.. 8; goo
ft shares R-nadvav Trust company ..--... .lfI't
- share. Nausr.u Company preferred. ot $50
-o .rqre4 .laas * LIudemar Inc preeer-ed.
and I'D sflrcs Mlcns"iis 81 Lnisman, IT,;
o.. 49,. ,,,-,.,.-.r-s. r3~eg.i-- r.ornrary ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
DOMESTIC EXPORTS

Tho Bureau Of Statistic Depsvtme-. Il
Commerce and LABOR. reports the PRINCIPAL
domestic exports for September and fqH
tho nine months ended September a. f0l-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

FURNISHED by j. Thomas Eeirha-tt No
Broad street. Sew York. SO. - DcTonsaH
street Boston. and no 15 K.-s street W''
--.rorfr canada
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
BANGOR & ARoosTooK.

Tho Bangor 4 Arocstook Railroad ON
many ras issued it- IauCrt Cor -he ear
ended Juno 2n 1919. Tho income ac'oun,
COMPARES as follows.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
FERRY COMPANIES

BID ASKED Bra Aske-
pipN ss lo ne lots & ,gB 81 80 s.
e.TGHT Sc - 20 30 bonds 30 70
= F lft - lN3i- loI linton Ferry. y =
\ y p. = ~ DO lat So. ~ 100
80 ist 70 50 ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

FURNISHED b. Charles r. Ba-u@~ r. 10. 81 =
Broad street. New YORK and So. 70 So.
A. street prfafaIrrf7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19

Total -ae rto'9 shares compared VIII" '''l
90 res for +na corresponding dav in 1910
-.a srse January inclusive. ia- shares
-ed with 49, shares for the corresponding period in
1910
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
MINING
on,1A1ERAL TRusT NOTES.


Approx.
-. Nsruritv IBID. Ask yield.
Anal corner 5 p r. April. lHl@.loV lno4 81
a. rts.r 9 D. r. Nrh 10. 1872 "'-t 100 800
p g. ID A. % .. June. lHi".. 100 !Ff tin
r.r-r steel Corp &C.. NoN. l'lt .|-s l'u -
e. H. ID a.. % e. June. lH ..... !r'-s .f-s 80
,-ri. AZ AIt . p c. M-h Il. 1913. q" 90 90
ri ~ D. re-. fu.. l1i3..... "- 80 %
q, < IN cots. AZ % e. July. E---l.l W. 40
Denver a. a 2. p f.. April 1914 E''t # = $40
I-rlrtre pist D. s e. May. l"l- '' u lOh buO
i-rte r r @ p r April : 1914. .lOn.2 lo.'s D.f
,..r--aI Motors o. Do '''. laia. 20. e.o
,... Rubber g.. r .. Bulls. 1916. 20 Hlt %
r-rasor Cos @ p r. Fob 1913 N'l a>rs t93
ia.. Soc. p pr. March. 1913 90 500
,f.rr h - l. 3 90 r. Fob 1913. 20 Ha-- $50
Al E h o. u ,. MAY. l"l"..... .N AN ".tL
N. pacific % n l. June. lHif..... Hht %" SO
y = Cont 81 n. March. IHIF-l" I.".s 80
\ Central Lines equip p C..
nov, '' ~ I,H. ,ari - 80 -a4f Pr basis
Ny M & Fl So e.. ELL 100 loo's 80
<. l. a = p o r March. 1913. - q" ..-H
southern rs % % r. F.u. 1913 .lnn.- lHI.. ta4
ri9epat.r ,r e. p e Juno Ill.ioI lol ~ 90
IN Tvpev-r = p e. Jan -. 1919. 900 lOh.t $50
West II AZ .r go o. % r. Fob. lHl-- l'" l''-- 800
wet p & 81 q % o.. AUG 1913 1913 lois 5.O7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
SECURITIES At AUCTION.

Tho following securities we're solo E','e-.,-
jav ar auction ~ the HNcuaHg' sa''7I 'o'"
Ia Adrian &C. Muller son
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
INOUSTR RIAL.

Sal-g Open. High. I1N, IA.'
la Nm Tobacco. 'o6 r5 fo' SO
10 Houston OIL ... - - -
anO Tut nun r. -tfs 1872 To- Isa ts@t
80 sLigr a VI pf TO no no 40
100 Manhdf Transit IS - - q
% -P Toriilar. Of no no no 10
90 "a ID new y % II u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
DIVIDEND NOTICES.

[evy York october 18th. 1911
THE CORN EXCHANGE RANK.
At a regular meeting OF the Board ~ DIRECTORS
held his gav "a quarterly dividend or -FOUR per
rerf ,4-1 was declared payable Novemner Isl
-.vr 10 gtockHoIde-s Of record al close or busi-
ness October DIST. 1911. l.,.
TREDK r. MARTIN. Cashle---
THE NcCRUM-HOWEI.L 60.
New Yo-E-ChicaEo
-o+f. consecutive PEEFERRED
STOCK DIVIDEND.
The quarterly dividend % one and tnree
s,,,-tre -er cent ON the Preferred stock of the
co-7psnv has been declared PAYABLE on Novernoer
81 h. Preferred Stockholders Of record az The
, d p, IA f--fFav October 2Oth 1911. and re-
oren THURSDAY November &no. lEli-
= IEAELEE. Treasurcr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-19

The making of extremely low prices on
finished materials has stimulated cons. der
able new business lu some sections In
Philadelphia territory some surprisingly
iOW prices on Lrr Pittsburgh basis are zee
ported. and these. a. well as SOME TN
usually heavy concessions boo other dis
triCts. seem eXplainab.e by less regard
being paid 20 common basing point boy
the mills ln making quotations. The result
is the appearance OF lowest prices Tor
meeting what is practically local COM
petition. Considerable steel Tor boat build
ing along the Atlantic Coast has been
placed with the mills, and some large lots
are pending. including l4o00 tons of plates
for the four American Hawaiian Steamship
Steel COMPANY lu he Pittsburgh district
$4,000 to 10000 tons ~ basic pig iron have
recently been quietly disposed off in cN-
change deals. Stocks on hand show murh
reduction
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tentiOn. On Monday Whittier and
Crosson, singers and dancers, will
make their first appearance.
SAVOY'S JUGGLER.

With the opening of the new week
at the Savoy Hessie, an eccentric
tramp juggler, will commence an en-
gagement to last several weeks. He
is a comedian of the first rank and
in juggling has the happy faculty of
deceiving the public with never a dis
covery of his methods. Tonight Jour
dane and Gervaise conclude their ItaI-
ian Characterization in Ciribiribin
and Marie, in which they have made
an almost unprecedented success.
They are true artists, splendid singers
and above actors. Dolliver and Rogers
are-well, just Dolliver and Rogers,
good in acrobatic dances and favor
ties.
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ATTHE THEATERS
EMPIRE.

Last nights Irish melody at the EN-
pire was one of the best features
which that up-to-date vaudeville home
has presented, but the regular pro-
gram for tonight will be of equal in
terest, In addition to a number of
excellent moving pictures, which have
been especially selected, the two little
piccaninnies and their interlocutor,
Miss Regina Reed, will give an UNI
usually good program comprising
songs and dances, while Winnie Bald
win will recite her songs, as usual.
The auto in front of the Empire, to
be given away in the popularity con
test on July 3, is attracting much at
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BILIOUS EXTRAVAGANZA.

The Five Columbians will conclude
tonight their extravaganza acts in
which a large amount of beautiful
scenery is used, and in which rich
and rare costumes are shown. Little
Marilynn Miller has met with in
Simultaneous success in the Russo
Hungarian dance, a wild, barbaric in
depreciation of a melody which is
tuneful and catchy. The dance steps
are difficult but are under easy con-
troll by the little Genee. In a bathing
beach act in which three of the pref
ty women appear in bathing suits,
dances and songs are interpoIated and
in the Chinese scene the most beau
tiful stage effects are brought out.
Lew Pistol is at his best in comedy
and the songs rendered by Tom Heath
seem particularly adapted to his voice.
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IN. TE.8-ISLAND
Continued from page nine.)

are needed, and Judge Wise is apply
ing a remedy which it is to be hoped
will be successful.
Hilo Tribune: The appointment Of
Mr.. Clemcns as second United States
district judge in Honolulu should meet
with universal approval, though this
does not mean that the appointment of
the other candidate for the position,
Alex Lindsay, would not also have
been quite satisfactory.
Mr.. Clemens has for years enjoyed
a reputation of being exceedingly well
founded in law, student and a hard
worker 1t is particularly the latter
characteristic which should be OF
value in his new position. The Trio
une has never been able to persuade
itself that there was any great amount
of work before the United States dis
tTict court, nor can it now look upon
the employment of two judges as 9TH
er than the splitting UP of a fairly
easy position into two still easier
ones. However, whether there has
been a rush of work or not, the ter
ritory of Hawaii bears the unique dis
tinction OF harboring in its federal
district court the two Oldest of all the
cases still pending under prosecutions
under the Sherman antitrust act in
stituted by the U. S. attorney-general's
department. Judge Clemens may be
able to show his energy by cleaning
up the court calendar in this respect,
or, at least, by furnishing an explana-
ton of the phenomenon which will be
more plausible than those which have
been given in the past