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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1911-12-08
Burns Grows siteer

NEW YORK. Dec. s-De.eetise
William Burns gave out anosher
statement today bitterly denouncing
President Samuel Gompers OF the Am
efican Federation OF Labor. Mr..
burns was extremely caustic and
again dared President Gompers to
make an affidavit denying he had
any knowledge of the dynamitine
done by the McNamaras.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
JENKINS BANK CLOSED
State Takes Charge of Sea Cliff
Which Will Liouidate.

George G. Van Tuyl, jT., Superintendent
Of the State Banking Department. took
possession yesterday morning Of The sea
CliG Bank. at sea CliG Long Island, of
which John G. Jenkins. ir- is president,
and designated Harry l.. Tomphins. bank
eXaminer, TO act as special deputy super
intendent in liquidating lis assets The
bank, which was established in 1876, has
$1,000 capital
Superintendent Van Iuyl said yesterday
that the institution would probably he able
to pay its depositors in fun, but that d re-
cent examination had shown that its capi-
tai was impaired and that, owing 20 the
quantity OF slow assets held. there Was
little hope that it could be continued with
profit The bank reported as of September
90 total resources of Sl@,i95; duo to de
pcsitors, $l13,7C9, and surplus. 1855.
John G.. jenkins. ir who has been presi-
dent Of the sea Clln Bank from its open-
Ing, was president Of the Jenkins Trust
Company, Of Brooklyn. when II failed ~
the panic of 1881, and a director of other
banking institutions of the jenkins group.
Hc was acquitted on pecember ?, 1905. oF
the charge of having emtr zZled 5000 from
the Jenkins Trust Company, and suhse-
quently indictments which had been found
against him Tor perjury and conspiracy
we're dismissed
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
TOPICS OF THE STREET.

FOREIGN TRADING. - Foreign houses
dealt IN upward Of l0GO) shares in the local
market, sales and purchases being about
evenly divided.
ADVANCE IN COPPER.-Phelps Dodge
& 60. have advanced the price of copper
TO III. cents. This agency, which has heen
the leader in the recent upward movement
OF the metal, has no unsold copper for de-
larger interests are asking l3is cents tor
electrolytic. thirty days. the United Metals
Settings price Is a fiat l3 cents. and until
that agency. which is credited with holding
practically the entire available supply OF
spot copper. Is IN a position TO advance the
price anything over lS cents is but nom
nal. Demand Is reported hrisk, with es-
pecial activity abroad. European buying,
however. is regarded as largely specula-
tive. which. If so. will not make for stabil-
ity in the upward turn Of the metal mar
CINCINNATI NEW ORLEANS & TEN
AS PACIFIC.-Th directors of the Cincin-
natl, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Rail
Way COMPANY have declared SEMI annual
dividend of per cent on the common
stock. az increase Of 4 OF | per cent over
the last preceding payment. They also
have declared an extra dividend OF 2is per
cent on The common aud the usual quar-
ferred. Tho larger disbursement on the
common is based en the companys in
creased net income I'm recent Years. At the
annual meeting of the company Daniel
Nl3ldlU. Hlf4ltHl OF 'tb bdllllliblt ~
0ha: William Loree and Morrison Z.
Waite We're elected directors to succeed
William Cotter. George w. Perkins and
Norman Il. Ream.
DIVIDENDS DECLARED - Dividends
have been deGared as follows: The Galu-
met q ttecla Company, regular quarterly,
50. the American SNUFF Company, regular
quarterly. ~ per cent on the preferred.
. per cent on the common and per cent
extra, all payable January >: the Quincy
Mining Company. regular quarterly. 81;
Safety Car Heating and Lighting Com
p2ny, regular quarterly , per cent and an
extra | per cent, both payable December p.
NEW TRUSTEES or LONG ISLAND
LOAN & TRUST +. Le Grand Beers
and Francis l.. Noble have been elected
trustees Of the Long Island Loan & Trust
Company. of Brooklyn. TO MI vacancies
caused by the deaths of Edward Merritt
and David II. Valentine
GGIlD sHfPMENTS.-Gold coin 10 the
amount OF 81 l,255,0d0 was Withdrawn from
the Suh-Treasury Yesterday, S,00 0l1 being
for shipment 50 Montreal and the balance
for export 90 South America
NEW STOCIS EXCHANGE MEMBERS.
Richard ". Gordon, ir.. aud Lucius vii
merding have been elected members of the
Stock Exchange
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
PROTEST FOR RUTLAND
Stockholders Say N. Y. Central
Gets Most of Profits.

charges that since the New York Cen
tl,,l A Hudson River Railroad Company Sc
cured control of the Rutland RAILROAD d
systematic policy OF manifest uniairne''
I'm the division Of joint rates has been puF-
sucd are made in a circular sent TO the
stockholders Of thc latter road yesterday
hy the minority stockholders committee
headed by Tompk'ns c. DcleVan.
I'm order 10 show how the New York Cen-
tral has taken what il calls the lion
share of tho joint rates the committee
has prepared a table. which Is included N
the letter. showing many such Instances
As AN example tho table shows that on d
shipment Of paper from Norwood TO iltt'-
fold the total frcisht was So 8, out -
which the Rutland Ter its haul OF ihree
hundred end sixteen miles received F'- -
while ;hc Now York Central received SO =
fer it's haul of only twelve miles. The share
OF the New York Central the committee
points out. was therefore six times the kut'
lands share a mile.
The committee charges also that the New
York Central has assimilatcd tho lnal'f
mart If the ioiut earnings OF the two roads
although lis mileage has been only irdc-
;ion OF the Rutland mileage. Evidence ci
iufairncss in msny other particulars has
developed. the circular says, and 1t I'D IS
that although no dividends have been paid
on the Rutland stock since 1907 the evidence
Indicates hat substantial earnings have
been made 10y the company applicable 20
the payment of dividends.
Tie StocSholders are asked 10 joln I'D q
movement Ito compel recognition Of their
rights" and all who desire 10 do 80 are
invited 10 deposit their stock with the CO.
Iumba Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chioass, NOV. 2S.-cATTLE-s sRsSAipts 7,cec;
slow and steady: beeyes 81 5oass; TsSas stSs.s
AS 50; calves IS 5Cass 25 Hoes=Reesipts.
SsVoo SIoS s"op opening f dgurss shts s. Tesss ss
mixed s6as8 "a; heavy, $6dS5 GO rongn. soc
sS 25 good % choice heavy So 50 2saso - 90 RSi,
western. s2 405ss 10: yeariinss 81 s5as4 50:
lambs, native, S. SeasS so; Western, ss%s
Kansas City Nov. 23.-cATTLE-ReceiP,s.
LOO. Including loa soythsrns strong ;a ,ss aSs
Tsr res;sa Is r6oS Ssf * 50: western A
So SO. stocksrs and feeders. s. es3sS %: south-
e. so5s5 s'1 S.,fs2s s4ass 20 bulls. So S5ssa so
calves. SO 50aS7 25. HOGS--Peoeipts. 10000
.qloc hisher bulk Of eaeF seqsSs 90 ,stSz; sc,s
s657i, lights, s. ha6se 70: pigs, s48sH =
sHFFP-Rereints 600 sttonR 70 1oc higher
gG.s s4ssS as s sIs1s; sss = s5 2S sos, @ Tfh ana
Cincinnati NV. 3-cA7TLE-Receipts- 7sa:
50 so@s7: hsifers SO koas5 s5 COWS. 81 20as4 SO
CALVES-tiood 20 choice light s'eadv medium
aud common az, ana io"eF az s'sS %
others steady: packers. sF,aoo1Ss As. stsgs. $40
s. % copmon sows. :1es5 %: pigs. ard lights:
81 h0TS3 ~ LANBS-tiupd lzht steady. and
heavy. common grades dull aud weak at s3~
East Buffalo Nov. ga ATrr F.-p peceints
25O; steady. YEALs-- Reqeip's. 10: active and
SOC higher at s. 5e7so 70 HoGS--pe"o'-'- . -
400: slow ard Sc lower; hesyc s. s.aSe 90;
ss aNds5 ~ roushs 81 e59sS u. dairies s. pogo
So o. SHEEP AND LANRs-Ra~cipts. 900:
sheen slow aud steady. lambs active and l0c
HIGHER at 81 5o6S7 ~. a few 81 81: vsa~iir~s
81 1894 wethers Sc 2'as3 80; owes. S3aS3 l5:
sheep. mixed 81 5od$3 25
GBy Telegraph to The rribune.l
ST. Louis Nov. 23-"ATTr F--PecAinis
! 2 $50. SUNNY light and qualify ordinary: prices
steady. steers S3 o0T * 25. hsi<ors SO 4O1t
| SO b6: COWS SO Ea N ss 25. southern steers.
! 80 - nj e. 20. HOGS--Rsceipts IA 452' market
| Fairiv nc're- prices steady. Choice 200 20 300
| lb. So - % s6 55' bulk ~ ealss. So 2o ~ 81 As
| hackers S6T se 81. beet NThtS srou0d 1s5 -.
| s. s5+r s8 10 fair do. s5As5 Is: best pigs. IN
| - and lgHter. S4T5@sS p. fair uirs sta
s465 SHFEP-Re~q'0ts ono' eio'~ 97d
steady: lambs 81 80 n s. 80; Gull lambs s31si:
| sheen. 50 n SO Is common sheop e. ?" 80 10
pittshurrh NOV 23--C ATTTFs--Recsin sint :
| light; In1rtet STEADY ohoioe. 81 2j 81 30
nrme 50 5aHST SHFEp-Eair: market
steady. prime wethers. s2 25 n s9 40. culls aud
| common. StNst 80: lambs. S36s3 25. VEAL
CAVES, SS7Ss 80. HOGS-Active receipts
20 double decks: prime heavies Sc 900 ca 81
Mediums. s6 35 NJ s6 40: beavv Workers. So 2Sa
S6 35: liEht Yorters s5 sjas So; pigs. IS bsf
s. -. roughs IS 5ON * *
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
]. H. HAMMOND WINS I'M SUIT
Court Dismisses Action Against
Gotten Company and Others.

\ telegram received yesterday frem
Washington ,y William Woodward Bald
win, Of No % Rector street, counsel fof
John Hays Hammond. announced The
dismissal ly Judge Wright. of the su-
prewe Court uf the District ef Coium-
bia. of tine suit brought by William n.
poremUs aud Addison G pu Rojs against
the National Cotton improvements Com
pauy, Mr. Hammond. Daniel J. Su'ly, the
cotton, king. aud others.
According 20 Mr.. Baldwin. tho suit Was
dismissed by Judge Wright because there
was much cyideuce of collusou between
the defendant Sull> aud the plaintiffs in
the action. end for that reason the Judge
believed that court Of equity should
not proceed further with the case.
Proceedings we're instituted against Alr.
Hammond shortly after he had been ap-
pointed by the President to represent the
United states ~ the coronation Of King
George Of Great British Ia href, the
action charged Nh Hammond with fraud
ulout dealings in connection with the af-
fairs Of the General COTTON Securities
Company
Mr. Baldwin his counsel. i'm comment
ing rpon the result of the suit said yes
tcrddy:
"The charges in this action against
Mr. Hammond and his associates, Of
fraud in the alleged promotion IF cot
tom sin device, haYs been thoroughly ven
tlated and held hy Judge Wright TO have
no basis in fact While the opinion of
judge Wright has not Yet been fornu-
lated the suit has been dismissed from
This court. Judge Wright taking the po-
sitiou that there was so much evidence
OF oolusiop between the defendant Sully
and the plaintiffs in the action as to pre-
vent court uf equity from proceeding
fnrthcr."
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
WHITE REFUSES STAY
Packers Counsel Will Apply to
l. Entire Supreme Court.

Washington. Nov. 23.-Chief Justice
White to-day refused TO grant stay in
the trial OF the Chicago beef packers. but
referred the attorneys making the appli-
cation to the entire court, with the state
mont that the matter was OF too much
Importance for him TO pass on indvidu-
ally John 5. Miller, of counsel for the
packers. announced that such an appliea-
tion would be made at the next session OF
the court. on December I.
The application for the stay was pre-
sented TO the Chief Justice at his home
by Mr. Miller and Levy Mayer. Tie
ground for the application was gone over
in some detail before the Chief Justice an
nounced his decision.
The application TO the court will he for
"supersedeas,' the technical term for a
stay of proceedings in the lower court
The attorneys at once went to the clerk $
office Of the court and doclSeted the record
Of the habeas corpus proceedings before
the Circuit Court in Chicago.
The attorneys were asked what effect
to-day's action would have on the trial be-
fore Judge Carpenter The reply was that
only Judge Carpenter could answer that
They indicated that they would apply TO
the Judge for stay until the Supreme
Court passed on the application for tho
superScdeas The attorneys returned ia
Chicago this afternoon.
Chicago. Nov. 23.-United States Attor-
ney James ~. Wilberson, when Informed
of Chief Justice Whites decision. said:
Il cannot comment on the matter, as
am not fully informed of the details in
relation to the order. However. am in
clined to think the trial Of tho packers in
Judge Carpenter court viii 20 ahead on
Alouday.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
NEW CITY RANK EXAMINER
A. T. Campbell Appointed to Place of
Late NJ. W. Hutehins,

A. r. Campbell has heen appointed bank
examiner I'm charge Of the Metropolitan eX-
animation district, to succeed the late Mel
burn W. Hutchins, by George 9. Van Tuyl
ir.. state Superintendent of Ranks.
Mr. Campbells appointment becomes ef-
fectiye December I. ne has been CONNECTED
With the State RarKiHg Department for
nearly fourteen years. Fer ten years OF
that time ho was an upstate examiner
with headquarters at Binghamton, nut al
the time Of the 1907 panic hc was trans
fcr.red to this district ana since then has
been ono Of tho general examiners con
uocted with the NeW York oHi'c.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24

sets. 5000 Judge HOugh appointed iehIy
! * singer receiver. and authorized him 10
continue business twenty days.
SAMi1sI, IJRoFF. Wholesale jeweller,
at No. n Nassau street: involuntary La
bilities $1,000 assets, 800
JACOB RAHSNER jobber In diamonds
and jewelry, at No. ~ Dutch street lliNol-
untary Liabilities ssO000: assets $1,000.
THE STAR CANDY COMPANY at NO
12i Third avenue; involuntary. As5ots'
81 600. ~
Or ENRTCO D'AMBROSlO. OF No. SlV
East 10th street; voluntary. No assets.
EUGENE II. BAUM. dentist, OF NO. ~
West lDth street; voluntary. Liabilities
S2,4sI no assets
WILLIAM H. BYRNES, grocer at
Mamaroncck; voluntary Liabilities Sl2'lli'
assets, &,0Jl
MAN Killing. grocer, of No. 10 Ludlow
street; voluntary. Liabilities, Si,9l9; 20 a.
sets
MISS ANNA G. PANDlCII clerk Of
40. $50 West 1kist street; voluntary. She
desired TO get rid OF a judgment FOR S36.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
TELL THIRD AVENUE PLAN
Reorganization Committee Ex-
poets to End Receivership Jan. j.

Further steps toward The reorganization
Of the Third Avenue Railroad Company
were taken yesterday afternoon. when Of
fetal notices were issued by the hondhold-
ers' committee. James y. Wallace chair
man. to the different classes of security
holders.
4 notice is being published offering stock
holders the privilege Of availing themselves
Of the plan and agreement Of reorganization
as stated IN such notice, and the Central
Trust Company OF New York, as syndicate
manager has agreed TO take the place Of
non-asseniing stockholders and to suaran-
tee the sum of S7.2eC 600 for the purposes
of the reorganization. The committee states
that $37,25S 600 consolidated bonds out of a
total issue of SGT.5G0,0OO have been dopos-
tied under the plan, or more than 80 per
cent Of the outstanding bonds. Interest at
the rate OF per cent year from January
!. 1910, to January /, 1872. on the refund
ing bonds oC the new company will be paid
in cash to holders OF certificates of deposit
at the time Of delivery OF the new securities.
and the refundng bonds will bear the
coupon maturing July /, 1912, and subse-
qUent coupons
The bondholdcrs' committee also gives no
tjcc 10 the holders of the remaining out
standing consolidated 4 per cent bonds OF
the old company lhat they may deposit
their bonds without penalty II the bonds,
with all the coupons maturing after July J.,
1897. are deposited pIior TO December %.
The committee ciyes notice TO the Third
Avenue Railroad stockholders that they may
participate in the plan if they deposit their
certificates ON or before necember % with
IN" Central Trust Company. STOCKHOLDERS
must pay SIS sharc at the time Of such
deposit an additional Sl5 on or before
January r., 1872 aud apothe: Sl5 on or he
fore February li making total of So q
shsrc.
The reorganization committee hopes TO be
able 10 terminate the receiyership and turn
ever the property to the new Third Avenue
Hallway Company by January I next
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
FOREIGN MARKETS,

Liverpool. Nov 23.-wHEAT-spot stesdvi
40 Manitoba, rs 10ibd: No 3. ~ Sd futurAs
easy December. IS 2asd. March. IS 1sd:
May. as ed. CORN-Spot steady; American
mixed. Gs 4d; futures firm: January. SIS sad
February. 5s 7%d. FLOUR-Winter patents
27s Cd. HOPS I'm London (Pachc Coast. ftt
- sdfle REEF-Extra India mess s6s ~
PORk-Prime mess. Western. a6s "a. HAMS
Short cut 55s Cd BACON-Cumberlspi
cut, sis 81 snort rib. 54s: clear bellies SIS
sd long clear mddles. lieht. h4s: heavy. Ms
cd: short clear hacks 4Ss. SHOULDERS
SQUARE 4as. LARD-Pririe Western. tieraas
AIS: American refined. nails. ass 81. BUFFER
food United states. 1l2s. CHEESF--Cans -
dian finest white 70@. colored. 70s Sd. TAI
IOW-prime city 25s Cd. Australian in Lon
Don 3Ss 3D. TURPENTINE-Spirits AS
ROSIN-Common. 15s. TROLFTTM-7Rs-
hped 6%d. HNsEFD OIL ass Cd. COTTON
SEED OIL-Hul refined. 3os 3D.
london. Nov. 23-SUGAR-Raw centEifu-
Ral, les % muscovado 14s Cd: beet. Noyem
her 16s G9d. LINSEFD-Calcutta. Novem
bar- necer1beT b9s I'd. I1NSFFD OTL.-33s ai
SPERM or fsf los. PETRoLEUM-Ar,srl
cen refined. sad; spirlts. 6&d. TURPEN-
TINE-Spirits. 83s 1OIbd. ROSIN-Ameriesn
strained, 15s I'd; hns 1ss 1iad.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
FOREIGN FINANCIAL.

london. Nov. s3.-Censols early to-day
declined i. but later recovered 4 fracuoH'
closing 1-i6 below yesterday 1t is5s Tor
meney and Is 7l6 for account. .Anaeehua
was unchanged at fsi4, Canadian Fsolnc 4
lower at 2i6 and Grand Trunk uhohahse"
al 93S, . . ,ig-
Money is gradually tightening aud dis
count rates we're hrmer to-day.
Tho stock market was inactive ana lIrH-
,:Iar COusCls we're offered and decllHsu li
the forenoon, but they recovered iattI
Copper slIares reacted on realizing prloT 10
the settlement but home rails ana halnI7
hardCned rho new Chiliau loan was over
subscribed two hours after the list Wah
American SECURITIES were dun and irfGs-
ulsr during the forenoon. Most or me ilsl
hold about parity. but light lquIdatlol'
caused losses in several shares: In the
afternoon Southern Railway erred ad-
Vanced and Louisville x Nashville -
uuints un New York busina but the other
shares sagged. The closing was duu
Paris. Nov 8-Tbree per cent rentes
closed 10 centimes lower, AZ 30 traucs %
centincs Trading was quiet, ana prices
were steady on the Boursc,
Rsrln Nov. 23-PriCes opened higher on
the Beerse. The markot reacted later and
closed below the hest
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24

Spot Guiet and unchanged ~ n}7c for MD
ding uuland: sales nil, delivered Oh contract
loo bales Liverpool cables: spot, Ia Soo1
demand sales 10000 haie5; 6S6 spseuIlse c 6nn
American. 10000; mlddling upland. 52fd
Futurey opened steady. at points advance
closed staady at net advance OF z To 0
noints November. 509izd November Decem-
Februav %, February Maredn;; Sol 80
March. April i02l al; April-Msy, 9o4'2d; May-
June o. d6is d. June -July, 5oSd; July August
3 0ad. August September 5.oed: Ssptemoer-
October. d06i ad, October November 1.o6d-
COFTEF- -Flrmer earlv first prices being
10 Is points higher, followed h. turtheI
advance OF a few points on local covering and
tuyius for foreign account HaNre was NM
closing q: 3. .91l- francs hishfr. liampuIs
vss unchanged - 8, pfenuiG higher. while
Biazil was 75a l50 reis lewer early. me sPe-
cial cable showed rally Of 100 points Tor
santos g. There was sale "t 5000 bags oi
Bourbon IS ~ 15l0c which was considered
a verv low price. and santos Is were enered
~ I4ssc. = az t44c. and Rio 1s at 3o'c.
Late in the day there was sllSht reaction,
hui prices at the close were steady az . net
advance OF > to II points. With sales 1T So 200
b,gs spot quiet az 1if.c for Rio No I. Local
contract HriCts.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24
NO J.. & N. MELON CUTTING
Distribution Of s2O,OOO,OoO in New
Stock is Denied.

Stock Is Denied.
uap,aI Of report from Boston that the
Louisville & Nashville Railroad Company
was planning TO increase its capital stock
from SeoOeodo TO $looG00Go and at the
same time distribute d $2oo'o,oS9 surplus to
tne stockholders, which could he used for
raying for oue-half Of the new stock, was
made i'm authoritative quarters here yester-
day no such plan, fl was said. was under
consideration.
Louisville q Nashville stock advanced
nearly points. from iajns TO l6ei-, following
the publication OF the runored melon cut
ting and held most or this gain until the
end notwithstanding tine denial of the re-
port shat appeared later. The closing fig
uro was 15C,, net galu Of 5ie points for
tho day
Rumors that the Louisyille & Nashville
vaa contemplating making = distribution
of some kind 20 the stockholders have
been current in the financial district from
time TO time iu the last few months. The
revival Of these rUmcrs YESTERDAY was at
trbuted partly 10 the liberal increase ih
tro roads surplus. as shown Ju the report
issued yesterday covering operations for
tho last quarter. and partly 90 growing
belief that If tho management is going 80
"rut a melon Il VIII do 30 before 'ne
HadIev commission files its report, which
r is understood viii contain recon-
mcndation for government regulation Of
such matters.
other railroads that have equities to dis
tribute TO their stockholders are eNpectcd
to do SO before tho Uadlev report comes
cr.t ,r,cre Them heinz thp Union Pacific.
New-York tribune., 1911-11-24

-.trrisv i1 thc Mississippi NaUey, ans 5a.il
t ian Ia. Ohio Valloy and tho iake region.
" ,t,detste temperatures viii prevail Friddf hhi
-atirday over the Rocky Mountain res'oH anu
In the Pacific slope ,.r t. c,lt
g,sst from Hr0Npsv!ic, Tex, to ,aIlan''W'
MA ana lu Lake superior cNt' az lluiut'. 40,
rho winds aloaG thc New L-nsIana 'oas, W
D.. trl,k south shiriue 90 ~eit. pNadIc N'alu.
-,s .of.tn atlantic COASTS WodeTttr - 'hlfN
-'r IA, iftin4 10 uprthWcetf east fulf fR!Al'
SUI SUI 20 tn MIX northwest; Welt Guif Coast
t.-t. ,c brisk north ON ~" Great Lakes
,,.ier,te An brisk west aud northwest Da ''"''fs
s'G,n t,3lre "l d.rsrtipr Friday f1r European ports
. IN ,,,,. trisk s0uth shifting tu west, Nih't'
'',,.a's, W., ,,estber auI rain, 90 TIE Grand Bahhs.
Fo,eca.t iar special iofal'lies' Easier"
~ yort snd Eastern poppsJivaris' rain in
IN, s,,,b,rn rain or snow ir ihe northern pHy
t.on. today. colder Il night SATURDAY fa'r ana
colder. hrisk south, shifting 70 northwest "'na''
ror Ve~tsrn Sow England min Or sno" Zee.
5,, ...t,iras, fair and colder Hlsk south. 'hll'
ms ta uorthued rlnas
ror southern hee tnq'and r'l" 10 H'' ''l"
O.. "a mg1D SATURDAY ram ana '''"'' "'"
soutl, sliflips ts northwest N,,i ,.. ,,,
rar Ngrtl.f. Sew lcf's ~ a.,
'fi.t cf Columbia ana ~ .''','t Sid., t a..
Ilotshl. followed ti tlfafU@ tiI31 Ia "6,ri,
1ffsino0u esfus3sr f3ir fl' '''F'
IT, z bs',ilg gem,' aha tearing ind Golfer