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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

t.,, following petitions in bankruptcy
~ He'd yesterday.
,osbf ,6!tAYER-GUTHORE q KAHN
70 n - D. manufacturers OF sweaters,
ie. .-s.esl lith street; Involuntary Cred
.aalHt,e. cast knitting Company, 800.
asppis S-.9. assets. 81 20
iglis S.S SHAPIRO. manufacturer OF
'ss.,o-' ~ West I'D street; involuntary.
slsei ne Il. j. Clann Company, $40;
Z is'et"ell NG2, Martin 3. Hoffman,
Al Ntllits, 900; assets. 5000.
ats s~-N j. SMITH manufacture 81
sgsfs-, c4oaks, 40. 81 East Sth street. IN
"a 49,, 1redit0rs Nathan LaZaron,
s.g Fl IN AcNeal. 1891. Lionel =. Kris
9.Dpc,,- Liabilities. 5000: assets. Sl,Op0.
lsil4g s,5 h. kEIFSNIDER, dealer in
ris-. eggs. No t7i Ninth avenue; IN
.&MGv' Liabilities S23,f7G: assets. $S6iJ.
aierao.. DEsSAUER. agent. No rs
- 8 ~ avenue; involuntary. Liabili-
lNk NJ 10 assets Creditors The New
= Desro- phone Company. 1854, Howard
" Frsfs, N,50: Dr. Charles Teets. 800:
~: Pefs- - - Cutler 500. Albert Hartog,
DAWN Zlndel $50
"a AZ ~, ChOWLIN. contractor, No SOB
'-'ss, 10 street. voluntary. Liabilities,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

SIot quiet. with prices unchanged at lO.2Oc
for rnIddling upiand: sales nil. Liverpool
cables: Spot good demand; sales. 1900 bales;
speculation and export, 1000; American.
10 GOO. imports. 1900. all American; middling
upland, God. futures very steady at points
advance. closed quiet. at net advance OF AZ
20 ~ points October 80 = d; October-N0-
vennber. 1914. ember-Decembcr. 5.33d;
Deccmbar-January. 533 y q. January February,
1860. February March j3S I'D; March-Apr
AID. April May 3 43d. May-June. 5.4Jd;
June-July. 545iad; July-August. 54Gd
COFFEE-Comparative quiet: sales. A.. $50
bags. Price changes small and the market
showed o sagging tendency, but rallied laro
on n buillsh cable from Brazil and final fig
ures were ic lower 10 Sc higher. Havre was
unchanged 20 a franc higher; Hamburg un-
changed to an advance OF z. pfennig, and
both Rio and Santos were unchanged. There
were numerous offers from Brazil. but prices
were In most cases above a working basis.
Spot steady and unchanged at 14Ac for Rio
no. :. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
GET UNION BANK PAPERS
Investigators Will Examine For
mer Officials To- day.

Rollins & Rollins. former attorneys of
the Union Bank. turned over bank papers
in their possession 10 Assemblyman Louis
Goldstein and Attorney James c. Cropsey
yesterday. who spent a large part OF the
day looking over the documents. They found
many important papers bearing on matters
now before the grand jury
David A. Sullivan viii be the chief wit
ness IN the Investigation to-day, IL ne
responds 70 the subpoena. z. J. Grant Will
be asked about real estate transactions
with the Orr Contracting Company, and
James T. Ashley, cashier of the Union
Bank. viii be asked to explain more Of the
banks affairs.
The grand jury will be unable TO finish
its work on the bank cases by October 8,
but District Attorney Clarke is very anx-
ious to have it continue until it is COM
Dleted.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
ERIE RAILROAD SELLS NOTES
J. P. Morgan & Co. and Others
Take SA.55O.OOO Issue.

The Erie Railroad Company has sold 70
Up Morgan q Co., the First National
r,,k and the National City Bank S45jlO0)
ares.year 3 per cent notes. dated October
The notes are secured by 100000 OF
ho-ds Il underlying roads. made up Of
eeeso hrst mortgage 4 per cent bonds
n fhe Erie d Jersey Railroad Company
srd E01W0 first mortgage 4 per cent
bonds Of the Genesee River Railroad Com
puy
These bonds are parts Of issues which
constitute a first lien upon the two cut
offs. both now In active operation, which
the Erie has been building for several
wears. at a cost 90 date of more than Sl3,
eogp Tie note issue is to provide for
maturing obligations and does not increase
The Eres outstanding Indebtedness. The
p-ice obtained by the railroad company has
aot been announced. but the Public Ser
wee Commission on Monday. in authorizing
ts issue. fixed the selling price at not less
mgn %.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
LONDON WOOL SALES,

london Oct. i-Thc offerings az the wool
auction saIes to-day amounted 20 1888 bales.
mainly crogsbreds The demand was TAR ana
cr1ssbreds were quickly taken ~ the hom"
trade while Americans purchased several par
ceIs " line and medium grades The Conu-
u.nt was an eager buyer or rnetlnos. nut
INV. View south wales Zoo bales secured,
frraG.s. ueasv. 6dHls. queensland, 90
bal.s. secured fsNfs iii; greasy "a r -
sfsd south Australia. 300 bales. greasy ia %
~ West Austria ia. 300 bales. greasy. 5 "a oa.
Vow Zealand q zoo bales. secured Ia III q Is
fra Greasy. Gidui s Id Cape OF Good Hope
ana Natal Gpn bales. secured Is ) iedy ls
aid ereasv "a ll0tsl.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
ROYALTIES COST ROGERS $4,000
Echo of Greenough Settlement Case in
Suit Brought in Boston.

Boston. oct. h-AccOrding to evidence
produced in a suit in the Superior Court to-
day the royalties on a patent for making
kerosene nou-explosivo were sold 10 Henry
H. Rogers. ~ the Standard oil Company,
by attorneys r. asenting the inventor,
Charles T. Oireenough. for $4,000
The present suit was brought by c. VI.
Raymond. a Boston lawyer, who repre-
scented Mr. Greenough, against Charles II.
Sprague. a New York attorney, who repre-
scented the Creenoush side in the settlement
with Mr. Rogers. Raymond declares that
SpraCues share should have been $4,000,
but that he kept more than that amount.
Raymond. therefore, sues for the excess.
The widow OF Mr.. Greenough received
$4,000 as her share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
GOSSIPS BUSY WITH ". j.
Din giSe in Stocks Price Causes
- dividend Increase Talk.

,,.,,ce Of more than points IN
IN I-nion stock Yesterday gave rise
80, that the dividend was to be IN
- from 8 10 ; Ter cent year az the
81 meeting on Wednesday and that
srD 20 would be guaranteed by the
ii'' IN Telephone and Telegraph Com
.,ricb controls the Western Union.
PAM .,,,,r was. however. denied by
,ore y Vail. president Of both com
-. vbo said that the American Tele-
Is'-' ,,d telegraph Company had no in
PM. Of guaranteeing the dividend on
", r-rion stock. and that the matter
y, 5,v.derds on the latter would not be
,,,on at the annual meeting. the
',,io~ disbursement Tor this quarter hav-
o,-esdv been declared. While Mr. Vail
~ oct forecast what might be done In
s,,pre I'm regard 10 increasing the
.-....rn Union dividend. he let It be un-
-.,od mat the matter was not being
.--.isered at present
,55ition 10 its sharp advance West
r.,.on was unusually active for that
-. the total transactions being 1890
80 whereas ordinarily only few hun
"a shares are traded in during a days
,r The stock opened at 76% and ad-
.-,cad steadily until IT touched 81. its
49, for the day. in the last hour. 1t then
7,,ed 90 7sis. recovering 10 50 at the
~. which was a net gain of IS points
for the day.
z. The face of Mr.. Wallis denial Wall
s.,... was puzzled TO account for the
.t-r,t rise in the stock, which has been
ling very quietly FOR the last few weeks.
:. uas thought. however, that It might
,.ye been due TO buying by investors who
,.rsre that under the present manage
,-s,t Fl IS merely question Of time when
ia dividend viii De Increased and decided
n, 10 wait any LONGER before laying in a
,,rrrv Of The stock.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
GOLD BAR SALES INCREASE
Ssptenber Purchases Through Assay
Office Here S2.97e.395.

'n Increased demand for gold bars from
I" jewe'ry trade dental supply houses
"a various gold consuming industries
,aen purchase their supplies through the
az" York Assay Office is shown by the
4ts Of the metal Tor this account report
@ the Institution Tor September. The
Wi vas $..g-23g5. an increase Of s47432S
.'T The preceding month. and the largest
.ioant Cor amy mcnth since September
~ -g3, when the total was S;oS5.599.
''T ihc nine months Of the current year
's- September 90 the total sales of gold
e or the assay office for the account
N' Industries mentioned were 2l,3l2, lJ5,
fa compares with S26,3S9.lS4 the total
~ tul twelve months in 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
REPORTS TRADE GOOD IN WEST.

ward Elliott president Of the North
=. Faeiac Railway Company, who arrived
-''e o. Tuesday 70 attend the annual meet
d, reports general conditions IN the
invest as improved since his last visit
80 city two months ago. People In the
served by the Northern Pacific. he
Tess disturbed ia mind than people
Al -aa,' although business is on the
saiet TIE grain crop which the road
hauling is of larger volume than had
+. 'sohcd Tor two months ago, Mr.. Elliott
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
STOCK SELLS LOW AT AUCTION
Five Cents a Share for the Old United
States Shipbuilding.

Al Che weekly auction sale of securities
Yesterday eishty-six shares Of preferred
stock of the old United States shipSlild-
ing Company. with 500 scrip. and eighty
sx shares If the common. also with $40
sslD. brought $40 for the lot. This is at
ne rate OF between five and six cents a
LaTe, and seems cheap. the par value Of
10th the preferred and common being 500
IN tie summer Of 1895. however. five hun
Ceo shares each of preferred and common
atie sold for 50. or 2i4 cents a share. The
anmon sold as nigh as $50 a share on the
e-'o soon after the company was formed,
lse The United States Sh.pbuildins
company Went into "a receivers hands ON
'aly L, 1905.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
SAY FRICK WON'T QUIT STEEL
Authoritative Denial That he Will Re
sign from the Beard.

Reports that Henry q. Frick had offered
Or was about 90 offer his resignation as a
director Of the United States Steel Cor
pauon We're denied Yesterday I'm authori-
tauvc quarters Nj. Prick. who is at his
sumner home. Pride's Crossing, Mass, re-
tired in the early summer from the boards
q the Union Pacific and two subsidiaries
ne Oregon Short Line and the Oregon
Washington Railroad and Navigation Com
pHy and since the announcement OF that
sep IN August, il has been rumored from
tine to time that he would also sever off,
dI connection with the Steel Corporation.
The reports current yesterday were that
atle recent meeting of the Steel Corpora
non directors. Mr.. Morgan and Mr.. Prick
had had serious difference. as a result
q which the latter had determined TO A.
TIE from the board.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

flour AND MEAL-Flour very quiet
Spring patents 50 40u 50 70: winter straights.
30 2 winter. So q n 50 81: Kansas straiehts'
81 II 81. fancy spring patents. Sc 5oTsd 10
ter. 80 so 2 50 80. RYE FIOCR-steady; fair
10 good 81 - RI - %. choice 20 fancy SJT
81 30. CORNMEAI-Klln dried 50 so. BAG
MEAL-Fine white and yellow, 81 +0@Si -;
coarse. 81 354 81 40. FEED-western spring,
So -: standard middlinF. SOS 10: -four do,
sol sacks. middling SOS 80 n s32 so red dog.
$50 s.; hominy chop, SCI so bulk. s2s 10
sacks; oiineal. $40.
PROyIsI0Ns-Inactive with small price
changes but steadier, owing to less agrees
sive selling and moderate covering. PORK
short clear siG - n s17 20 BEEF-Alecs.
S13 20; extra India noes. Sl0TSl9 90. BEEF
HAMS - Quiet. 500 50IS32 -. DRESSED
oGas-EI,y,o o1eons 20. $50 ~ &c CIT IST
ME- ATs-PicI.led bellies quiet. 10 H. i3c: -
ID. 11%e, "a H.. u ", picked l. hams STEADY,
nominal. country. 8'k T6-sc LARD-Stcady:
middle West. 9o549l5c. city. sac nominal.
refined Sarelv steady; South America. 10000;
no',nd steadv. 7isG Ts.c STEARINE-Easy;
oIeo 1oEc. city lard. oHG1Ic.
sUGAR-Rcaned firm and unchanged. gran
Iordon beet sugar was 81 a4lsd dearer,
owing TO bad crop reports. October was quoted
PAW here wss dull and unchanged. Centrif-
ugal gG test. SIC: muEcOvado. 81 test. 5.36c.
and n0lasses sugar. ~ test. 5.1lc. Receipts
81 the United States four ports fOr the week.
figures m tons. We're Il. 500, against 40. 700
the week before and 1900 last year. Melt
incs We're 80 0H0 tons. aC1inTt ij.O1D The pre-
vious week and ~ 000 aer year. Total stock
IS ~ 600. compared with l0T.3OO last week.
RICE-Firm and active at full prices.
uETAIS-COPPER- dull spot.
October Novcmhcr. Deccfrbsr ana Janu1r'.
u 50 Il I / soc. London quiet, spot. tJj. futures.
i55 TGs ID. arrivals $50 tons, exports. 90
IONS go FAR this month. lake copper, 2.511t
1.l ~ @5c TIN-Easyi spot October and
December 4084o50c. November. +0o5n
40 4jc. ana January. 39Si r. 4o5or; London
easy. spot. fie3. futures flS3: local sales %
toms October az 30 6Tis. LEAD-Dun q 5000
45sr New York. 43U f."jr Fart 30 Louis.
London. f15 81 ~. S"ELTER-Dgu. 5000
Be New York. 5SOW5.tpr East 80 Louis. Lon
dom 10 los ANTIMCNN-Quist. Co0ks0n'g.
So NHTisc. IRoN-}uict. Cleveland war-
quiet. 40 ] foundry Northern. slj p W So 80;
So . siS4SfJ 20. $50 2 Southern ana 40 !
foundry Southern soft. SiiQSl1 30.
MOLAS~Es AND SYRUPS- Business fairly
liberal at fIn prices Nltl tone rrm.
NAVAL ~1ORrS-spIGts turpenilne quiet
ard without important price changes rpg.n
uufat ara unchanged Tor low grades. other
grades easy ana cuu, tar steady ana un-
changed.
OILs-r.uaeed unchanged Refined pctro-
i.um steady 10 = l-sc Tor standard white. lu
barr d. View York
CDTrONSErD OiI~-steaeicr. and lt the
close lp4 points higher. Volume OF business not
large. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

New York. october 4. 1911
N-WHEAT-NOlune or business par
t.cuiarlv small aud prlces slightly easier. clos
ms "a g net loss ~ Is "a &C. European markets
generally lower. W'tl reports OK heavy selling
bv London operators lu T.. erpuOl. as well as
free offerings from Mauit0ha aid Argentina
Flour sales Tor tho week We're 7aid 20 nave
been quite liberal ''Thc Northwestern Miller
St3tWg tHat sales apDroXimatcd halc q million
barrels. and that some mills sold about as
much Hour ~ they made. while others ala con-
sGerably better. The Hour output At Mime
apO!.s Duluth and Milwaukee ,0r the week
was 4IG72J barrels. against 422, lSj the pre-
vious week and 4iO.iSO last year Export sales,
4 loads " Manitoba and Is loads old business
No red IS &c elevator. export basis, and Bc
{ dnOat. No 7 Northern Duluth, 81 II 2
n arOat CORN-Sentiment was bulish
and final figures were unchanged 70 &c net
higher. Tho fact TINT prices are about 15c
over last year is believed 10 have discounted
many Of the builish features IN the market.
but reports OF damage 20 the crops by heavy
rains. VOL as light receipts of old corn. dis
cOuraErd selling. Export sales. 10 loads, mostly
old buginess No here. 7fc. elevator basis. 20
arrive. and - &c % afOat export grade.
OATS-Inactlvo. closing not unchanged FOR the
day. Cash oats firm; standard white. SIC; No
.. J2hc: No g. J3c. and No {. - nc In ele-
vatOr: natural white and white clipped. 52is 2
BIC. track RYE-Steady; 40 . 06c. nominal
{ Buffalo 70 arrive. BARLEY-Quiet;
mating 81 144si - c Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
N Y AND OTHER GAS SECURITIES.
FERRY COMPANIES.
SEED PRICES.

Toledo oct -cLOvERsEED-Cash Oc-
ts.,,r December aud March. 81 20. so %. sI2
h sie 10. so .. 81 ~ s1l 81. reiected. 81 90
ISL % 70 2. 500 81 10. ALsIAE-i'rimp.
s1n n. December $40 50. March. s1t.
TIMOTHY-Priae s. %. December s. 80.
March. 81 70.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Oct with receipts in the sprlns
crop belt more heavy than year ago me "hea{
ma rlsat to-day veered downward again an
aglin The close hG@sc 20 nc under ASK
uirht Corn finished a shade % "a 1tc up oats
a sixteenth lower 10 4 Ike amount, and pro
visions rlnninS from unaltered figures 10 I1o
advance. Range of prices;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
e,iNDAYs NETWORK TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in the United states
.or - so a year
IRON AND STEEL.

.",rhe Iron Age saws.
The answer n4ye TO sit the question everywhere
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES,
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles D. Barney = Co. No. -
Broai street. New York and No. ~ south
4th street. Philadelphia.D
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SFABOARD CLEARANl

COTTON-Leqs active hut steader. owing 20
reports OF smaller Southern spot offerings ana
claims that the auction spot markets were
showing resistance to the decline. Buying was
not general enough 20 suggest that the lOc
level was attracting investment interest on
any Important scale, but there was consider
able demand from rcactlonlsts swell as
moderate support from trade interests, and
the market closed steady at net advance or
Td1I points. The main factor appeared 20 DO
the steadier tone In Southern spot markets
which were unchanged % &c higher for tho
day. Closing prices were within a point or Two
OF the best. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
FURNISHED by Curtis & Sanger No. 40 Wall
street,
BOSTON CURB STOCKS.

Furnished by T. Thomas Reinhardt, No. y
Broad street New York. No. "a Devonshire
street Boston, and 40. l6 King street West
Toronto. lanala.I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
FURNISHED by ". y. Coler & Co.. No 80 Cedar
street,
,A,crped interest 10 be addadl
CANADIAN PACIFIC.

Coupons interchangeable. fRegisiered. Tcou-
pons sRcgstered and coupon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05

Furnished by Charles Head & Co. No. IL Broad
street. New York.
LAND STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
81 UUf y. 10
MISCELLANEOUS.
BONDS.

%. e An oooH 22l lR& W El pf. 30 81
% a. Maine. 99ia 100 NJ Nh HES l..
Pos Elev.. .124ia 1s5 W - KY eo't COZ
Ros q W FL . lUi4.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

export. 70 b ahoat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
ARMY AND NAVY ORDERS.

washington, OCTOBER !.
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following orders
have been issued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-10-05
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

'Interest 70 be added.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-28

10 hinder him from taking that action
that he would " allow personal and
dishonest motives To affect him. II Is
easy In cases like this 20 take the
course which timidiry prompts and TO
do nothing. but such 1sourse does not
inurc 10 the public wcai.
| am In full sympathy with the con.
cern Of reasonable and patriotic men
that the valuable resources Of Alaska
should not be turned over 10 be- exploit.
ed for the profit Of greedy. absorbing
and mouopolistlc corporations or syn.
dicaies. Whatever the attempts witch
have been made. no one. as natter
Of fact. has secured IN Alaska ans un.
due privilege or franchise not com
piefely under the control ~ congress.
I am IN fun agreement with the view
that every care. both 10 administration
and In legislation. must be- observed 10
prevent the corrupt or unfair acqnlsi.
ton Of undue privilege. franchise or
right from the government in that dis
frict But every Quo must know that
the resources Of Alaska can never be-
come available either 10 the people OF
Alaska or 20 the public Of the United
States unless reasonable opportunity IA
granted to those who would invest
their money 70 secure a return proper.
Tomato 20 the risk run ia the invest.
ment and reasonable under all the cir.
cumstanccs.
On the other hand. the acrimony OF
spirit and the intense malice that have
been engcnaarcd IN respect OF the nd.
mlnIslrntlon OF the government In
Alaska and IN the consideration Of
measures propoeed for her relief and
the wanton recklessness and eager
ness with which attempts have been
made 20 l,esmIrch the charnctefs Of
high of'icinls having 10 do with the
Alaskan government and even Of per.
sons not IN public life present d con.
dItion that calls for condemnation and
requires that the public be warned Of
the decentralization that has been Isro.
duccd BY the bysierIcal suspicious OF
good people and the interruptions and
corrupt misrepresentation OF tho
wicked. The helpless state TO which
the creduIIfy Of some and the malev.
olsnt scandal mongcfIng Of others
have brought the people OF Alaska In
their struggle for Ifs Development
ought 70 give the public pause. for IN.
III q juster and faIrcr view be taken
Investment In Alaska. which Il neceS.
sary 10 ~ Development. will be I'm
possible. and honest administration
and legislators will be embarrassed in
the advocacy and putting into opera.
fion Of those policies IN regard 20 the
territory which ere necessary TO its
progress and prosperity.
WILLIAM VI. TAFT.
The White House, July 20. 1911.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-28
MESSAGE ABOUT
CONTROLLER BAY
President Answers Critics Of
His Elimination Order.
THE 4DIck TO DICK LETTER.

No Trace o. II In the Files Or Else
INVERTEBRATES p. Taft Nsver Heard
Of Controller Bay Railroad, President
Says, Until Very Recently.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-28

Are you a housekeeper7 II 50 you
should By all means have . "HoosieT
Kitchen Cabinet" fee Holland Bros.
al once about II. 17.ff
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-28

Cedar Point July a7.-The annual
summer meeting OF the As~oclaied
ONO Dailies began here today. After
e'ec'lnx of'cers and concluding the
other business Of the mee,Ips ~
morrow the editors and their families
VIII depart for a tour OF Western
. . that will take them a. fsr a
Alberta and Saskatchewan.
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-28

Are you housekeeper1 N 40 you
should By All means have . "Iioosier
Kitchen Cabinet See Holland bros
# oncv ebouf T. i1.tf
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-28

Are you . houseteepcr7 n 20 you
should By Al means have "HoosIer|
Kitchen Cabinet Hec Holland Broa
~ oncc about n. It'll
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-28

Are you a houseksepcr7 n 50 you
should By all means have "Hoosier
Kitchen Cabinet" See Holland Bros.
q once about L. HIT
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-28

Are you bousekeepers n 80 you
should BY all means have a "Hoosler
Kitchen Cabinet" Sec Holland Bros
~. once about a. 17.ff
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-28

n n railroad was 70 be constructed
from controiler bay 70 the Beripg coal
heIds Il was perfectly evident that
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-28

Are you a bousekeepcr7 II 20 you
should BY all means have "Hooeier
Kitchen Cabinet See Holland Bros
nj once about n I'm
The Durham recorder. [volume] (Durham, N.C.) 1879-19??, 1911-07-28

Before closing desire 70 aIIudc 20
circumstanccwhich the terms Of this
revolution make apt and relevant. n
Is a widely published statement at.
tributed 70 a newspaper correspondent
That IN an examination Of the 6lcs Of
the Interior department. few weeks
aro n postscript was found attached 10
a letter OF July ~. 1910. addressed by
Nr Richard 3 Ryan 10 Secretary Bal
llnger-and In the present record-urg.
ing the elimination n land enough for
terminals for The Controller Railway
and Navigation company The post.
script WIS said TO read - follows;
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