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New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
TELEPHONE COMPANIES ABSORBED

Auburn, y. Y. oct 2o-Announeement
was made to-day by the Auburn Telephone
Comrany that the local plant, together with
th. skaneateles and Allied telephone COM
panies I'm Ononda-a and rayuga counties.
had been sold TO III. Eel interests through
the Friendship Telephone CompanE a ho'N-
ing company. These companies have hlth-
crto heen independent and were among the
larger comQonents of the svstem OF the
Federal Telephone Company, which recently
fought the Bell interests successfully N
Rochester.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
PRINT CLOTH MARKET

r,u rfrsr oct 2o-The market for print
---,bs Ji.r.rs the week has fe'n genera
C,t.t with very moderate .nq'.I o,,'" e, "a,
'll..- ., decline and buyers have oeen
i. .o make contracts. Prices show dec,lnrs
y" ,.c. sales FOR the week were anoI'
100 coo pieces. QUOT ucoT1ss -9tIc '5on,in9'
- i,.p 6.x60 S.. 27-incr. 56x56. - a. ~
-. Ei,G4 t.c. 20-mch. 6iNI-. "'.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
THF T'I'3F771 q no Irl'un'.T
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

tnicaEo Ocr 90 new high price record for
the season was made today in wheat Rain and
snow 'n the Northwest hurried up investors who
had been hoping n vain that a reaction was Just
qr hand Tile close. though nervous. was ar IA
1tsc ulr advance. corn nnishef l-sc t0 iAsc
above LAST night Oats were up ltc tn &c and
hog products daa~er tv 1i-e o. q quarter n a
dollar. Range n prices;
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
IMPORTS OF DRYG00DS.

Tie imports and marketings Of drygoods
al tie Port Of New YORK last week we're
as follows:
last w Prev wk Last -.
Total Imports S30S92oO S2i2l .303 $50 sos
Total r,rlatirgs 9g2q.glT 2 3J5. $50 2TfI233
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

rIOTR AND NEfI--riou- firm. owing 90
-so strength 10 wheat spring rairlls. 80 >. +.
patents - 451S4 SD. spring clears. 81 inH
5 90. extra $50 0 Uirtrr s" I0a - 90. extra
80 w.nt"r s. l." S. 49, N.a.,. s''s,9.'s s.-,s
So RYE FLOUR-Tiru. f1'- to good. 81
So 20. choice 20 ftnc' 81 -" 4 - 4' 'Dl'N-
MEAL-Ei-n ki.n dried 81 '.d - r. y a.
coarse. 81 30 n 81 90. FEED-Nc7torn spring
S.- 40. standard mtddli1E S.5 go. fou~ to.
S9r slck-. nHddffne Sg~T $50 %. rlI dog.
eg2 lH. hounr chop. 81, bulk 500 -p sacks.
ol meal S4o 20
PROVISIONS Rarciv steady ~ tHe start.
ovi1c Dob decline ~ 20 l0 points in the hog
market. hut Coined str"ngt. on hu"ir- hl
commission houses and 40 s,Wn4in win
grain. PORK -tnntfs moss. NIH - r. ST 20.
far.f-. SIo1s2f. short clear. S1G 750 S17 5o
BEEr-Fum moss sl5 20 %li family Nl' %"
Sf1 loIsg0 BEET AN--SfHIlr. S2G Suti
,.f -u DUF~SED HOGS B8eous 9t-c. $50
rH pf.c. rGu h. "-,r. i'o .o 'H- pigs 9fs".
a1,.,. 1ar T'LLow Firm. c.t. G',e nom
-... country. g. ~G.r. LAEU-Mlll'n
No., gIurg20e. eitv SIC nominal. r.fnad
-..l bmi-Iee. 10 500. Continent p7Ir.
rrarl kels ~ SOC. compound. o.. '7 '-r.
sTE,EIEE STEADY. o."o. l'p l''te. '',
-rGAR-Reanel aull aad unchanged on ,ho
.-.ruI.r.d Tha feature of ihe 1ar .u trr
.t. ~ fr, be,t sugar CROP f1r 700 Europe
b- r. G Lt.r- .s .auie' ta W.ieH a. Gr1r.
Nr IlrH-r est.mat. vas r cron "
'.t ,.... 3D. rnortIlt 0f o. 1'IIIu toms. G1
f.15rn boots gained fa cd. nui tho estimate
'I .I- h.,r any marked 0G.r' ~ t"e mar
r.t. rr r was anticipated 1Ea discounted
r-r. London prices of beet sugar HF quoted
-N, ..,. ~. sd for Octoher I-F E-d for
>o,ar,r.r and l7s 6d for Nav. Raw her"
,1,...Ir nom nal. coutrfulaI Hi trsf aO1c:
/ .,....a1o ~ tasf. 5.4Ir. Hu0 uu.1-s.r sugar.
"a t.s, g0r Wlictt ir1- Total stock
t f,--ope and Amerir1. sd~S1' '0ut. against
,.ta o,g llaf rcnr at tHa ame uneven da'.a
,-i. d.er-rso rf stock .s @ni 2if tons "rI..Ff
I-rr..,s. ef 1gf glG CONS Irrt w.e.t. Total
..rr.- ana afoats together crow - visible
...-I- ~ CTS S7g CONS. lE.l1Ft o-NoNi last
- % decrease of I--.2if f0rF'
pTCT- Tirm and r.f'.. i.t uncnaF 'rt-
,,rT.,s-COPpEr Standard stead5. spot.
o.r'Ftr november December and Ianu4l'.
r.1sa 81. .glc. LONDON easy, spot. 900 Jog
f-turer tlG 1l.. exports. su iir ihH month.
ID s,fl tors. lake copper l-o- = 70 u. GOO
.i.,trofvtic l23Tis 0 d. 3uc. caaunr. II 10
iga5e. TIN-Firm. spot tl959i2- l'e: gc-
..i-r a. pIl42 poe. November. flh'r -. Zoe.
r,i,,ts. a ~-ls F,+2. 90. January. d. Nei- fl
az f5c. Tebruary. il.7s I2.lOc' local sales. .
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
ELECTION NOTICE.
BOARD or ELEc crIoNs.

Board ~ Elections Of the city ~ NeN iorf'
General Office lO7 ". 4lst ST.. Borough of MAN
battan
tor - section 30i. Laws % 1909. constr tI1lns
Chapter r. u the Consolidated Laws, ~ re
boundaries Of each Of tho election districts ~ kns
Counties 0f New York. Kings. queens AMI itlcn-
u.ond OF the designation Of the place oi regs
tration October l3. -. 20 and q and ~ me poh-
ing place f0r the eloctlor 20 be held NoNemper
Tth. 1911 in each of the election districts IN sah
COrNTY OF NEW YORK
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

Highest temperature YESTERDAY. 81 degrees ,at
4.au b. mJ. lowest %, average go. average for
corresponding date Iast year. ~ average f1r COR
responding date last thlrfl-fhrer yeara. "a
Precipitation. 81 uDh.
Local forecast. Uusettl'd to-day. occasional
!a!n. unsettled sunday, northeast ~ east winds
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago Oct 2O-CATTLE- Receipts, 300.
dun ana weak 6eeyes. 81 75aSs -. Texas
crs and feeders - 25aSJ 81. cows ana heifers
S-0S6 10. calves. S5dS9. HOGS Receipts "a
light 3 o5as6 d2is i d mixed Ss@Sa ss az iay beayy.
Soas6 80. rougls. S6H So 20. good 90 choice
sales. 50 8o4Sb 60 sHEEI-R .ee.pts lG000,
strong. native. s. 25nS3 ~, Western. 81 490
- :. yelriinss, - t94St = lambs. native.
East Buffalo oct. CATTLE Receipts
100. active an. strong. NEALS Receipts. 4f0.
active and 90 higher at 81 5o0S9 j0. HOGS
pigs lOc higher. Haarr So 9oQ$G %. a few s. 10.
mixed. So 9O1SG %. Workers. SO 25aS6 go. pigs,
s5 30. dafr.es-. 80 5oaS6 [" " SHEEP AND
LANDS Receipts. 1000. active. ewes and mixed
sheep steady; others lOq2lc higher; lamh5 s4a
50 -. gearIings. S4Q$i so; wethers, s. G5gS3 So;
ewes 81 25@S3 5o sheep. mixed, 81 s00S3 30.
300 including l4J0 Soutlerns. market steady
SS 80. fair 90 good - 2J0 So "a. Western steers,
S4a$7 80. stockers and feeders. 50 Tj4SJ -;
- .o- native cows = ,54N", native n-iLe.t'
ri sales. SeNSG - heavy So 55aSd -. pagsers
and butchers. &G 3NTsG 30. lights. - s5N 81 iU.
pigs. 81 27aSj -. SHEEP Receipts 1000:
market steady -o strong lambs. - 350Si ~o,
eNes s. ~00S3 go, storsers and feeders. s. 250S3
P.ttsburg, oct 2o-CATrLE steady. supply
s. 6If - 50. auIls AMI common. >lu$- lambs
f' 'lf ..N- ~ ~, ''' ~ .-
rsavi,s 81 .00s6 -. mediums S8 s0aS8 -.
heavy yoresrs. SIS 754S6 81. Ierr Workers S6Q
g. -. piss Sass 'n. ro-g's. 50 -0us5.
rBv Telegraph % Tile Tribune.1
ST. Louis. Oct 20 CATTLE Receipts 1853
moderately active. steady. quality common
steers St0S7 so. hc.fe~s. So s00 80. cows 81 f0d
s. Southern steers So 8odS5 % HOGS Re
Y...r U Fs| "|
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

Io'nl OTciri Record The r.rrr.ae official
record from the Weather Bureau shows tle
changes in the temperature tor Tho lasf twenty
four hours. n comparison with the corrss sp0nd-
irg date OF asst wear.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

Iflt&. tNN HNHG peas tHH L'i 'Niii'T'l'
Rcd kiduar. 56f6c higher and Hrn. Soatch
peas selling promptiE PEAZs. n9FroE' ,5N'
81 -. medium choice. "a 3oaSi 80. poor 20
good, S4aS4 -; pea. choice. "A aol s. IS. fair
sj 50. D9or ,o good ss0s5 80. whitc kidney.
Door 90 good 50 -- - yellow rrr choice.
So - ass 90. lima. california. choice s. 300
s. %. PEAS scotch 1911. choice. 100 Ih.
s- son - 81 -ro.n inportcd. Too lb. $4 30
ass -
=, -, lhN le'elp5f J'3[N ptta. n51" 'dNV ,'
--es- cIeenl'r' slightly mmor, t.ag' pro-
couhde1i feeling noted -ec'n1tFf +llo"s
steady Process quiet Factori s'ihEE fI-llt
stock Creamery specials. DO. Bic, cNtrls.
soc, dr9ts. - H2> izc. seconds. - % use, thlid'
=. 2tc. held. Specials. ~ 'sc; eNi.as =,
s,a'e dair, tubs. finest. 2ac. good 10 prone.
-60 2,c. common 20 fair -pH -'c. pIo.ss'
sa ''' seconds @'ei- f5ctory. current
mako, arsts. 81 'eo. seconds eoi q2lc. thirds.
I>t.c
CUEFSF-Rscoir+e 2oo toxas Market
about c,eady' though demand continues ..s,,
H. 70 ''.. s,' e.' o.,LI'"s soD s1.r'li
lt"if 'o 9thp. t4nr. l.N
-'..a /" .t,'i'H Ni-i'i, nHl open ii.oi -,..
ness . at l4.lc even in finest marks Is iFr,. a.
neW seldom exceeded for finest. state. whole
mis- special. i6. l+ac. small, c2lorrd. 3t'.-
.-f &c I.f'E'r Do. Sinai. NtllN' D ? -'f
large ,i+tc iower grades ~" l5',G DaiS'es. l,,l.
".si. - - lftt, skins. Fp''iai-' y j. t.,
e""Ir'. ID 80 itc' good to prime. lo' lV-e'
FGG>-Recafrts ro 5t5 cases 4 IittI, more
call for realty rfg1 rra1n rrorr showin- a
largo proportion of nov i,id brt market stili
.--,t..,'..l -,,...f ~" ,." 3 3.- - -..'fs f1r
ry-I1b tta- g r .+.,.,,, -.,' ..l,tr, r5Ig. ~
% '-el .,g .- h3 f 1nrfa%ai. % Dl.... ,,"..ts ,l
.af ,oh quota, IONS 2 smaller b-L'ise.-,3.s
unless quality is superatiTe Fresh gathered,
e,,.. to1.u. ,.. %" .I3 t.I4 aIS.s' 7o
r9c. rGfa Tr.sr ,,,o- -. r,I- a. ~ io.' g-eeb
..afi cred lir,ieq 20 -5iS.. s., f-i.. n
1870. .ioor -o fair fs5't-l. cbecIss nri1l.
fe.- - o. i .,o-, ~ e....t et'
g'1s.r.s efora-e .targ.s ,aif a0.5sI.. -..-
o,is .aa'ttol- 49, i'"aH .' ~,
r-.. a.~Itse feIf-. s.,t 1.,.-..,l,.,,,I, ami
nearby. hennery whites. fancy large. ncw
.. . ~ -.. l,.' '' .,a
.rr. u-..+o-~ -,.r.--r ,,.,i-,- os r.. tt-,.
rRrrs- -DRIrr-prac,fcauv am OF the
new "ra1orated apples arriving are I'm transit
-1i eApoil; lo'al demand very Eight and market
0c-6b.r @ ,,e7 i, ,l 9ps1s'e s'eaat t
-l' lN'pH NlH az &C. Ih dds NuFeihN'r'
waste gnIet no l'sHI".e loose II statei,
l'aenss IHiet pug strong. PrInes shade easier.
FBJIIN-rEEsH- -Applas ln liberal supply
Peaches in Light supply. grapes in good demand
when fancy except black. which continue dun.
,v..a.,iItii a. W-as. .-,IeAp!.'s guy. 4 tfLrS.
" .ntosl - 2u9S4 80 Alexander and Wo.t
. ,.. u, ri = "u" snow We1liiy a.I ing
80 'p' l""liu. ...ll5.t % D.
SON ana hAdNln. H-"'", KID Ilppln ana lul-
vert 81 'uP>-. Greon.l. and Cooling 81 900
81 SD. gm4on. Sl"sl .: CRAB APPLES.
and Bose. 9ol s. ,onS} 30, Seekel So 'gaS5'
' 'a!Ie eeaI ana 7le.a0n. N-H>+. Anlgu ana lio"-
$-'$z ID: bHs4ess 81 ''p y ao. hleaer >i4$5.
tT-r>..l r -s ''N-'- VIZ ,.t4I- r-,tf
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

box. 25a75c. hothouse N. ioai5c WATER
CRESg 100 punches sidSi ~.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
EXPORTs.
CASH OuNTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

New York, October %. 1871.
GRAIN-THEAT-T were further bull
i~h dovcloDmcuts in wheat and prices again
established new high records for the seas 'A
There WIS some hesitation ~ tho start. hii
tho mpItat gained strength throughout INC
session and closed near the TOP. with net
advance Of % m 10. Sentiment was hulisl
OWING 20 tho strength in The Northwest and
on reports ~ good cash demand f0l'owin+s
complaints regarding quality ~ r"w spring
wheat. so . rod here. E1 O3ie elevator. nE-
port basis and 81 04 % b afoat: so North
..1 Duluth. 81 20@ % adoat CORN
Moderately active and strong. making me-"
rI-r records f0- the season. The BuIgarian
official report made th' corn crop 3H.-IuNNh,
compared with 255oo Goo last wear. EXPORT
sales. ~ loads SO corn. export. ~l's
nominal. . % D. aG7"t OA~S-Firm. closing ~
an advance ~ q, n asc. Cash oats unchanged
Standard white. SIC 'n elevator. SO D. % 'e'
40 g. 5ic. $50 g. 52ttr. clipped whit" 1rt
natural white. -l - RI ~ i-c. IN track Nl p
Quiet. so - 900 nominal. e. s Buffalo. 20
arrive. FtELFT-Staad-. mailing. 81 I+t
81 - Buffalo. Wheat IrC.uIing lour
evuprts f0~. trr wepk. according t0 Brad
strset's" aggregate 9.-4f COS bushels. against
s.T2GO4~ LAST wasrr ard 2S4f.GTj las+ roa~.
sine. JuIv T. iG5 2>} bushels. acatl5. -S.-
uuft 80 iHer season. Corn exports for 'N"
wH.k G.;f Cf2 bushels. araI0et 154.74' Inst
vn.F and SIS t~~ last voHr, since July J.
".5rG.f95 bushels. against 551-.i"2 last
60
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

Oncia. observations OF United states weather
huron. lak.n at q. m- L.-L.rlnE follow.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

Chicago. oct 9-It would be a crime
AGAINST The people 20 continue under our
-r.sent currency and banking system
ssd John r. Farwell, president Of the
National Business League in speaking be-
fore tine subcommittee Of the National
Monetary commission. which ended its
hearings here to-day.
"pvsiness men are convinced that the
rressrt currency and banking laws are in
s5e-uate 20 the country's needs he
,rf.. "Tro sooner the Aldr,ch plan or
sr~,s similar system is enacted into law
,pa better IT, will be 70, the people. The
,ro-.-r-uan is as much interested in OBJ
,sf-ir- relief from present conditions as the
business man and the banker are. We feel
,,-,s., than the rropossd National Reserve
Association VIII prevent money panics in
the future and Will increase the country
facilities for doing It's business.
Professor L Lawrence LauChlin, OF the
University of Chicago, chairman Of the
executive committee OF the National Cit
,-.-.. League. organized a year ago TO
nror,ote sound banking laws. also eX-
'....-.. himself u favor of the Aldrich
plan.
.rgsress men are more interested in
sound banking laws than in any other
-sfo-r he said In a panic the first
man hit is the business man, whose loans
a-e cut OF when Zee most needs 70 borrow.
The essential defect of our currency sFs-
+sm is the rE.dity Of credit. We have an
ant.quated aauNnc system, if what we
have can be- termed a system. The require
r,e-- for O. lawful reserve limit in banks
is perhaps the chief cause Of the ine'as-
t.c..v of currency. and, more than any
tsIr- else. causes panics."
Murray s. NvuGman. professor Of econom-
ics az Northwestern University, saw
-o.-.are danger in powerful financial in
,srests gaining control or the reserve as
so.auon. and suggested a plan for limit
Ing the voting power of each bank or group
Of banks
Tie subcommittee left here this even
.rz .9r ST. Paul, where d hearing will be
held tomorrow.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21

EhfLAFNlDNf NOiLo-
Observations taken Al p. m. 18Th meridian time Air
pressure .e-uced 70 sea level
soos continuous Ines pass through points Of equal ar
pressure
s0nerns dotted lines pass through points Of equl ten
pefs'le caH only iOT zero freezing a. 4nd 100 aegfef'
. Gear , Party Cloudy o Cloudy, K RAM Sno"
NJ Report miss ne Arrows ily win The Aind
Ffhglres indicate tempe erufe second I4-houf precp-
-on Of 1l lncTof more Tor Y hours ending m yes
eisey iHc sud velocity when TO or mcfe miles per hot
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
lLDRICH PLAN IMPROVED
Bankers Here Think It Strength
ened by Changes.
TRUST COMPANIES TO ACT
MANY May Decide to Enter Pro
posad Association-Favored
in Chicago.

rbere was considerable interest in bank
,nr circles yesterday. particularly on the
,,-t Of state bank and trust company Of
ec.als. in ex-senator Al1richs revised plan
Ger the reform Of the monetary system OF
,ss country. From what could be learned,
,te bankers ve-c generally m favor Of the
.sanees from the original plan.
The advisabluty of entering the National
Reserve Association under the terms pro-
,o-,d viii be considered by the trust COM
-sbies Of the country az a conference 70
be held In New Orleans next month at
,be meeting Of tho American Bankers As
so,,ation. There is said 20 he a possibility.
however. that the New York City trust
companies may hold a meeting here be-
core that time 20 take action on the sub
.e-t As under the revised plan il Will not
se necessary for the trust companies 10
abandon their state charters, IL is believed
that many Of them will enter the associa-
tor.
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
PRODUCE MARKETS.

New York. October 2o. 1911.
BEANS AND FEAS-Rereipts. l3 bags
beans. goo bags peas steady for domestic
white r,ans. with moderate johb1g demand.
RED sidney. J0 l0c higher and urn. Soeicn
ueaE selling prOmptir. FEANS. marrow,
choice. 1Oc ib. 81 a5lsJ: fair to good. 81 300
81 50 medium choice "a SOC 81 81. poor 20
good S4nS43 -. pea. choice. "A 3oH 81 "5. fair
fI guod S4HS4 -. rcd kidney choice, b so
So 60 poor to good s50 81 30. white kidney.
poor 10 good 50 o. - yellow cre. choicy.
So - 70 - go. lima. california. choice. 50 BOO
- %. PEAS scotch. 1911. choice, 100 lh.
81 So0$j 81. green. imported 100 ih, - 30
70 IS -
New-York tribune., 1911-10-21
DUTTER-Recelpts 5.02S ptFa Hlgh grad

fresh cregu'rv slightly frmor. trade hF no
means active. receipts moderate ana NOR.
confident feeling noted Secondary grades
steady. Process quiet Factorf selling pretty
we'll and q-ita firm market FOR COOL packing
stock Creamery. specials. DO. Bic, cNtrl5,
Soc drats. - 1r2> p O.. seconds. - % -bc, thirds
% r. 24c. held. specials. -" "iec. extras. - +.
2Hc fr7ts. -fi1 70 2>c5 seconds. ga H - '-ct
sra'n dairy tubs finest. 29c good 10 prone,
20 2Nc. common 20 fair. 20 -Jc. proc SIS,
specials. 24'2c. cy'r's. % p H2tc. frsis - 70
22 -et seconds 2uH bic. factory. current
make. hrsts 81 'ee, seconds, 20 u-Ict thirds
Is Np 1910. packing stock. June make. ~ u'
I.-c, current make. so p 10 i2c, so = l'p
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30
INEFFICIENCY IN CHINA.
Ignorance and Graft Will Long Delay
the Yellow Peril.

The ineffiCienCy of the management
Of Chinese undertakings is heartrend-
ing in the waste Of sWeat-WOn wealth
writes Professor Edward Ainsworth
Ross in the Century. The superinten-
dent Of construction Of railroad
viii be a worthy mandarin. without
technical knowledge or experience
who has to rely wholly on his subor-
dinates. or the prominent financier
chaser president Of the company feels
himself quite above the vulgar details
of management, and 50 delegates the
task To some one Of lesser conse-
quence. This gentleman. too. feels
above the work, and passes il down to
some one else So the big men be-
come figurchcads and the little men
run the enterprise. Any government
undertaking suffers from the conceit
and unpracticality of the mandarins.
Tho initial price of Jhc ccTlCnt from a
government plant was fixed at a dollar
q barrel more tEan the cost of good
foreign cement. The officials thought
that the people would beg for i'm
perial cement" regardless Of cost.
The fact is the faulty past lies too
heavily on the mind and character of
contemporary Chinese. The real
strength of the race will not generally
declare itself until another generation
is on The stage. bred in the new edu-
cation and enforcing higher code.
Perhaps the moral atmosphere will not
clear till there has been a marked let
up in the struggle ior existence. At
the back of the business mans mind
turks. / fancy, dim sense Of
myriad clutching hands People do
not judge one another very strictly
when each with the abyss ever be-
fore his eyes The excellent reputa-
ton enjoyed by the Chinese business
men in Malaysia suggests that only in
a land of opportunity does the natural
solidity of character Of the yellow race
show itself.
It is not likely, then. that the march
if industrialism in china will bc SO
rapid and triumphant as many have
anticipated Jealousy Of the foreigner,
dearth of capital, ignorant labor, Of
fetal squeeze" graft. nepOtism. lack
of experts. and inefficient manage
men will long delay the Harvesting of
the cheap labor power of China to the
machine Not we. nor our children,
but our grandchildren, will need to lie
awake nights II will be long in the
latter half of this century that the
yellow mans economic competition
will begin to mold with giant hands
the politics of the planet.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30
06e18
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
L. S. Land office at Phoenix, Ari-
IONA, Nav II, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Franklin
La Rue, of Scottsdale, Ariz., who, on
November 2nd, 1909. made Homestead
entry, No. O691S, for Southeast quarter.
Section 8. Township N. Range E,
G.. & $. r. Meridian. has filed notice
of intention to make final cOmmuta-
ton proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before Register
and Receiver. L. S. Land Office at
Phoenix. Arizona, on the 18th day of
June, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Will
lam A. McClelland. of Scottsdale, Ariz.;
Francis Frazier. of Scottsdale, Ariz.:
J. J Sidell, of Scottsdale, Ariz.; W. G..
Donaldson, of Phoenix. Ariz.
FRANZ II. PARKER,
Register.
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O5446
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
L. S. Land office at Phoenix, Ari-
IONA, May 11,1911.
Notice is hereby given that Curtis
+. Cady. of Peoria, Arizona, who. on
March 31st. 1909, made Homestead en-
try. No. 05446. for lots 5 and 4, s p,
NV. 4. Section 5, Township N,
Range l E. G. & s. r. Meridian, has
filed notice OF intention to make final
communication proof. to establish claim
to the land above described. before
Register and Receiver, L. s. Land Of
flee. at Phoenix, Arizona, on the 14th
day of June, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses ::
Dwight y. Graves, of Peoria, Arizona;
David c. Hays. of Peoria, Arizona;
Rudolph +. Shafer. of Peoria, Arizona:
Lafayette Myers, of Glendale. Arizona.
FRANK II. PARKER,
Register.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30
0626s
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department OF the Interior. U. S. Land
Office at Phoenix, Arizona.
May 4. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that George
L. Young, of Phoenix. Arizona. who, on
June 10, 1909. made desert land entry
No. O626S. for lots l and 2. E1s NWA
and NE14. section Z, township 1 N,
range 1 w, G. & s. r. meridian. has
filed notice OF intention to make final
proof to establish claim to the land
above described. before register and re-
ceiver, U. s. land office. Phoenix. Ariz.,
on the Sth day OF Jure, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Henry
NJ Lewis, OF Phoenix. Ariz.; J. MILFORD
Johnson, OF AvOndale, Ariz.: Homer 3.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30
o6o61
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land
Office at Phoenix. Arizona.
May 4, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Stephen
w. Higley. of Phoenix. Arizona, who,
on october 9th. 1909. made desert land
entry. No O6961, for lots 1. .. 3. 4.
and E19 VIZ. section IS. township 1
N, range l w, G. & s. r. meridian.
has filed notice of intention TO make
final proof to establish claim to the
land above described, before register
and receiver u. S. land office. at Phoe-
nix, Arizona, on the Sth day of June,
1911
Claimant names as witnesses Henry
NJ. Lewis. OF Phoenix. Ariz.; j. MILFORD
Johnson, of AvOndale, Ariz.; Homer B.
King. Phoenix, Ariz.; Harry E. Weaver,
Avondale. AriZ.
FRANK II. PARKER,
Register.
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1911-05-30
o6133
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior. L. S. Land
Office at Phoenix, Arizona.
May 4, 1911.
Notice is hereby given that Richard
II. Winpy, of Phoenix, Arizona, who,
on June 3rd 1909, made desert land
entry. No. O6133, for SEA, section s.
and NWH section Il, township l N,
range l w, G. & S. r. meridian, has
filed notice of intention to make final
proof, to establish claim to the land
above described. before register and re-
ceiver. L. S land office. Phoenix, Ari-
iona. on the 9Th day OF June. 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Henry
NJ Lewis, ]. MILFORD Johnson. Walter
d. Harris. Homer B. King, all OF Phoe-
nix, Arizona.
FRANK II. PARKER,
Register.
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o6886
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior, L. S. Ian
Office at Phoenix Ariznna

Department of the Interior, L. S. Land
Office at Phoenix, Arizona.
May &. 1911.
Notice is hereby given that John
Bonner. of Liberty. Ariz., who. on Sep
TENDER %, 1909. made desert land entry.
No 06S36. for lot 3, NWA SEA, section
%. township l N, range w, q. &
S. r. meridian. has filed notice of in
tentiOn TO make final proof, - estab-
lish claim TO the land above described,
before register and receiver, U. s. land
office. at Phoenix. Arizona, on the 9Th
day OF June, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jacob
Isaacson. of Liberty. Ariz.: Nathaniel
L. Sanders, of Liberty. AriZ.: Lair
Shrum, of Phoenix. Ariz.; Edward
Shrum, Of Phoenix. Ariz.
FRANK II. PARKER,
Register.