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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

NEW YORK CURB.

In the curb market yesterday trad
ing continued quiet. with the general
tone weak Standard OF subsidiaries
after early steadiness ran off on small
offerings. There was little or no eK-
element in the United States Motor
shares on the announcement of the re
coivership. this having been anticipated
both issues touched new low marks.
Brttish-American Tobacco declined .,
United Cigar stores OF America, after
show OF frmness at the outset, ran of
10 Wednesdays low level. while the pre-
ferred declined n half AngloAmerican
OIL was down IA. Marconi Of America
ruled firm. The copper Issues were
fractionally lower with the exception
OF United, which improved a. The
silver stocks were neglected III Paso
Consolidated was n strong and active
advancing 10 a new high record at Ia,
due 10 the declaration Of a dividend Of
10 cents on the new par value OF 80,
and Il IS understood that IL VIII shortly
be further increased over that amount.
Among the mining stocks, Tonopah
Jim Butler was most active. and heavy
trading occurred at Tic and 12c.
Tonopah Merger opened at 81 l2r, and
sold down TO 81 O6h. when a rally took
West End Consolidated advanced
from 81 SO up to 81 SO, while Hall
fax changed hands at 81 s71s. sales OF
Goldheld-Atlanta took place al the
same level as yesterday, but Merger
Mines lost about two points on urgent
selling from the West. Pittsburg silver
Peak aleo lost about three points. and
closed rather weak The balance OF the
list showed few changes
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
KELSEY. BREWER & COMPANY
Office OF
KELSEY. BREWER 4 COMPANY

Opcratorg o. Gas & Electric PTopcTtIcs
Crane Rapids. Mlch.
The Board OF Directors OF the American
Public Utilities Company has declared a
quarterly dividend OF oIc-hSf CT ore per
cent. (Ic.> upon tho Common stock OF the
COMPANY. payable b. check October !. 1912.
to stockholders OF record 81 tho close o, busi-
ness September 90. 1912. Books viii be open
for transfer october I.
WARREN Y. snow, Tceasure.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

s,sts =, New yors. county OF New ioIsoo 4.
NJ s. LOTT, vice-President ana True
ToERGn, secy., OF The W WogH located srs
Company OF the city OF o. Nv 1SMsosdwsy. in the CIV
OF New York. in said COUNTY being our report
each for himself, says the ioTeso % Inc rs, =
that the usual business o. :s,d trus s,.aSirsa
has been transacted at the iSe, ,ns nconsodss,
the Banking Law tchsp yy.swh,re; and t1s'
tf ." ABOVE S report is in the form Prsscr rasds
the superintendent Of BsHn notice a received s
S hon, S.ssnatinr the 9th day Of
iais as the date Of which sucn reP'''
made. =, OFT y.-presideo,
GEo. ". ToERGB. sen Scih
sever.lly subscribed and s ssSrn 1914 s.ser
deponents. the 18th day Q. S pegH'Ai,uWERT...
me. HENRY 4. Van p p,S,c Kings Coun,.
lseai OF So's''i Certificate nled In }. =
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
INACTIVE STOCKS.

Tho following were tho closing quota
tons fo- stocks IN which there were 10
transactions yesterday on the New York
Stock EXCHANGE:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
SHORT TERM NOTES.

(MstUring 1913r27)
FURNISHED By oUartvOut Il Appenzeliaf No
Al Pine etrect)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
The United Gas and Electric corps alton
20 Wall Street. New York.

20 Wall Street. New York.
September 18TH. 1917.
The Board OF Directors has this day DC.
clsred a dividend on the preferred stock OF
The United Gas and Electric Corporation q.
the rsts OF SIX per cent covering the period
from June 9th, 1912 (the date Of the Goa.
solida.ion), TO eeptember soth, wv. psyAU,dd
October lat, 1912 to stockholdev OF RECORD
September 18th. Dividend checks ~ill DC
mailed. HENRY MORGAN. Ireesat e..
American smelters Securities Go. an,
~ sSETSfEdwsE SivTfEs sf8'sH no So fFD
STOCK, SERIES b.
The Directors Of the American srnelters
Siyidend Of liz on the Preferred STOCK.
is,, 1912. TO stockholders OF RECORD az .
o'clock r. ". September goth, l9l2. Inc
books OF the Company for the transfer 0,
Preferred Stocl, Series p, will be closed az
o'clock z. ". September 2Th: ieI1, o, 70
reopen at 10 A. A. September 3oth. loi-'
W Il. MERRI6S. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

South Porto Rico Sugar Comp~ny.
September 4, 1912.
Preferred Stock Dividend.
Common Stock Divided.
The Board OF Directors have this DAY ae-
oIsred dividends for the last quarter or the
current fiscal year Of 2s5 on Preferred Stock
ana 10 on Common Stock, payable on &C
tobcr 1, 1912, 20 stockholders OF record az
the close OF business on September IL, lbl-'
Checks Will 30 mailed BY hessrg. Muller
Schsll (, Company o. New York City.
p. 4. DtLLISGHAN. eecretat".
Oice OF
KELSEY, BREWER COMPANY
Operators Of Gas & Electric Properties,
Grand Rapid Aich.
The Board OF Directors Of the American
Public Utilities Company has declared
qusrterlv dividend % one and one-ha!f per
cent (.IoO upon the Preferred Stock OF the
Company. payable b. check october J. lsl-.
20 stockholders OF record At tho close or
business September 90. 1912. Books VIII be
open for transfer October l.
WARREN II. SNOW, Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
OIL SUBSIDIARIES

sharp recovery IN Standard OIL Issues
yesterday morning carried prices up from
10 % points Later, liquidation set in
again. and some extensive declines were
scored Standard of Kansas was offered
a. so standard Of Ohio at 2S5, Standard
OF Indiana at 26s and Standard of New
jersey at f0G. The Pipe Line stocks were
relatively tjun, and retained much of the
early advance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS
AND CAR TRUSTS.
CisturinE 1oiSr1)
FURNISHED BY Svsrtvout 4 Appenselsr. No. |
~ Pine street,

(MsturinE 1ciSrH)
FURNISHED BY Swartvout 4 Appenzellsr, No.
- Pine street,
Mama Maturity. Int. yield.
Atlantic Coast Line 4 0 c, 19l3'l7. A.
Bunslo r a p 44S,p C. ieies2!:. "a
Cent Of Georgia 4is-S c. ielB-1f. ~
Central Of Mp g, ieis.'i7..... -
Chic e. Alton 4-4n-5 C. foI3'l9.. Al
chic & East III 4b-5 p c, l9l3-1I.. AZ
CRI&P <is 6 . c, l0tS-1S. 800.
Gin Ham q Day 4E-5 C. I9l3-'2o 51 ~
Delaware a Hudson ~ P c. ls@2... ~
rl-,. 20 c, ie1S+T. .......... 6N AZ
Hooking Valley %-4h &c. lslS-,is:: 8
Hudson q Manhattan D . c: lot3-'l9 es as
X . ~ q N ~ p c, lsi3-'iS.... a.
X 9 Southern Al p C, 1ola-'l6. ....5H AZ
I.ehixh Valley <-<is D c, lo1S-16.. ~ a.
Missouri Pacific p c. 1e13-11..... ga ~
Mobile a Ohio 80 . c. 10i3't6.....
y Central Lines 5 D c, lel3'22.. 4n
Norfolk & Western 4 . c, lgi3-'lo. ~ Az
Pennsylvania Sn-t q c, 193-,n.... 80
81 J, & 2 + 4-<h-5 D c. I9fS-'iT.... Ga Az
do giar A C s. Fb y c. 19l3t17.. 8
seaeoard A l. {n-6 c. lei3-'F....
Southern Ey s,s+-+h PC, iol3-ai. q, ~
wabash r l, th-6 . c. 1ei3t3l. -. o., a,
Wheeling a L l. 49, c. l91S-'c2. 81 AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

The Baldwin Locomotive Works has re-
ceived from various railways orders az
gregatins Atty locomotives. including
seven Mikados for tho Lehigh Valley
Railroad Company and ten switching en-
gines each for the Great Northern and
tho Burlington.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13
NEVADA QUOTATIONS.

Diminished by Weir Bros. & Co, No. % Broad
street,
TONoPAIfS
September l. 1872
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

Tho Tribune has selected Aftees rail-
roads and twelve industTisis from tue
present leading listed stocks sno
begun . special table Of averages ~ w
Published each day.
In the Industrial List emily tnoostns'
have been included. Most ether hhoos-
trial lists used for average tables sN
mixed with mining snd public utin's
Average Of fifteen Rails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-09-13

TotSl - ,''' 80 y'i 70
State Of Ner York, County ~ New York, So;
A q FHISSELL. President ard TlEv
HprZr.ER, Cashier. OF The Fifth Avenue Bank
AZ New YORK bank located and doirs bus.
ness q. No $50 Fifth Avenue. in tie City q
New Yoril.. in laid COUNTY, being duly sToTe
nor, Is true and correct In al respects, 20 r.
best 0. his knowledge and belief and t1ey ~
tho saw that the usual business ~ ssid osns
has been transacted az the location requires
by the Banking Law, (Chap. : OF the .onsoA-
ds.ed Laws as amended, ard rot elseNnsfe
and that the above report Is In TIE form pc
scr!bed b. the superintendent OF Banks, an y
mad. In compliance with an oHicisl notice re-
reIVed from him, designating The 9tA cay =
septeu,ber. 1912, as the day ss Of which siea
OFT shall be made. -,
: FRIsSEILA President.
THEO HETZLEB, 'sshier
Se,ersjly subscribed and sworn 70 BY ~ c.a
aeponents, the 10Th day OF September. W.
before nc. -, 9, ,,,,,.-t~rT
fScal OF Notary. sBi.A' -. DIE, 80.
Notsry Public. Vestchester ,9.hI
Certificate FILED IN New YORK COUNTY, 10, ooS
New FORK REGISTER 70; i5t'
Commission Expires Marcn 81. Et.--
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16
ABsoLoN TONIGHT

The Methodist Sunday school has
taken up the matter of helping the
church out on it's Frances and with
this object in view arrangements have
been made with Mr.. Robertson of the
Odeon theater to tell in beautiful col
ored pictures the tragic bible story Of
AbsolOm, son of King David.
These pictures are of extra high
grade and every detail Of the histori.:
scenes Of bible days has been worked
out with wonderful exactness. The
story is interesting throughout and is
one that you do not often have .
chance to witness in Glenwood.
Take the children to the Odeon to
night and give them treat and At the
same time help the Sunday school in
a worthy cause. The admission charge
is only ten cents.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16
TIE CASE OF THE FARM WIFE

NE of the in the department agriculture
pamphlet in which he several lcng established theories
about the farm wife.
The farm wife Of today he isn't overwed On the
contrary she's lazy No longer does she
jams jeles things shipped
farm in what Alfred Henry Lewis factory
canned the country visr instead
made decacy he looked for No doubt he compliments lady
of the ranch her exquisite work. and there anything
the theory attitude defines good every
thing the diner well OF eating genuine
farm product.
Al Of which would indicate that while rebellion
bsswng among the feminine tos the cities revolution
taking place the farm Ths farm Of yesterday suffered
because plan q soono had ba thought fr h Now
~ magazine tossed BY tie rural mail
IL bo1 At ths front gate with suggssions
ef her position HE gets
Il ts household from th advertising and dspaztsntl pages
~ finds that tsEs machines for the farm homo
the 9ass fsesd She astnseas her
wha shs that thsy
faad machinery him. ths victory
hks The farm kitchen Of yesterday city
e today hks The twenty years ago Probably -
h work being turned Oh there personal
spite Of The dismal note Of the department agriculture
the farm wife is believed that the general public
d nothing to view with alarm in the fact that Of
bdened at last finding comfort in life
few hours in the week is farm wfe-Denver Repub
ksa1
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16
WANING

Now that cold wether is ON, 1 have
been receiving q number of complaints
of horses being left tied without being
perfected; also Of boys over-driving
them Tho law is very strict on this
and shall enforce the same after this
date. Anyone k.owing Of sneA cruelty
would favor Ne BY reporting saeA 10
J. II. HUTCHIN0A
STATE Humane OGeer.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16
wnL sAyaeuAao consflfuFIou

HE tariff will be cautiously believe reasonably
revised moderator Apnds the fate of the democratic
party leaders know. legitimate
business will not be disturbed harasd the country and
institutions will be the chief with
Of the United States who has he clear
cieu sensible inspired patriotic devotion the country
The most loyal republican who has witnessed his national leader
down defeat his steadfast adherence those
stutona principles which the glory and safeguard
the republic have satisfaction knowing
democrat who is to take his place has behind him all times
the crude and ideas centralized
rule and contempt for lawful constitutional
lha Ledger
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16
N ooamsa AoAIx 10 aLuwoor

g. R. Berger, the well Known Lead
ville eye specialist, announces that Ae
will BE- here. again n; the GJenvrad
nGtsf f1sf s~o Il -, .s51. ! is s. AID IL.
Monday end Tuesday. VIII tsst school
children . syss fres.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16

EANn VkIIxsE as ,rs s.ss.s3s sssEssS
" attack Sheriff n O. Jsma1 J. L. Hsswok whom
Jsp dsfsasd for the fer 6 ysa. ago That
ths friends Of Jsssup vy neh mososed a The
article which they pronounced a1ty untrue
dered 1t BY those who know ts parties involved
no desire to revive prediction the Hek letter may
he claed but
best to Herwck people did not
Leeve his story found the splendid majority that given
to Jessup Notwithstanding party division
wick and his father
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16

HE CHIEF OF POLICE Colorado Spring. put bost
the or
ated in the public dance halls of that city The Gazette
incredible that there should fathers
rado Springs who would their daughy frequent
places where such dances g bat parents
both in Colorado Springs and 0awood Spring. it
police authorities should poit altogether We
member when the question agasd in auwood city
thores asked to do thsr duty in pro-
tect the youth Of the there authority
the fathers and mothers boys
and not expect the town 1hB said
done for not always say parents kssp hr
boys and girls In the straight pa&A especially whsn city
sanction and encourage hslhoae into We ars u
OF ss hro<hsr keeper aad ~ who win undtas b.
such msy twadds shrk III toward ts oon.
munty h . good citizen
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16

TO THOSE ssrAnents seems psopas voted against
caught the eight hour
law which looks reasonable its face but which the working
declare their interests carried
likewise that vicious prouc Of the imaginative brain OF Ben
Lindsey the Mothers good to know that
the Mofat tunnel bill defeated ard that the fate was
ted nearly all the amendments fatheed by the Direct
Agitation league 1t nearly always safe to vote against any
which that bunch and that seems to have been
the view the people took Of it.
- oNsDERING bewildng proposed legislation
~ that before tie people the amendments submitted
defeated
rrly all Of these than freak
Occasionally bill catchy title through
just because of the whp would have been defeated the
people had fully understood the provisions of the The
called refes took advantage these deceptive titles to push
their measures through but only in few cases were they able to
succeed and they will do well again The people now
realize that they have been mamed and they will be wise
the future.
III THIS ISSUE of the Post State Humane Officer Hutchngs
giving warning all who ride drive horses unrsasonaby
allow them to stand outside the elements The law
strict this matter and good thing that is aad
certainly hope will be enforced Any who will ride his
fills his hide with booze in steam heated whiss
the hours till early morning playing poker deserves Be given
lesson in humanity that win hold for awhile only
which horses abused Garfield county that WY
that many have noticed with pity and diagust
=
VX/HY SHOULD the bill recently passsd by have LETT
V0t00
asks the Galveston News Why should costly
the public like undsved speeches Insertions
OF long and continuous appause and republication of campaign
documents for campaign purposes by
who to prevent such deception BY other nss
Why not label sgmats contents Of the Congsssona
advertisement publshsd peoples expense
for the benefit Of Hon John Dos?'-Ex
N oW THAT THE Monat bill dsfsated by ths
people Of the
question Of putting the big hole through the ountain
proposition Well that il like business Certainly
business proposition for unwood
the construction Of the Dotso cutoff within TINA
this the bill did provide for plan
behind 1t there should be trouble getting money
the deal it cannot stand the that
it has been defeated.
HAT CHICAGO JUDGE on bonds Tie
abominable black ibsins and whit Shaver, Johnson
surely deserves prize would be easy Johnson hs
abundance Of lgoen wealth. forfeit ordinary soon
put himself beyond the reach Of the law Of would
be getting Of too easy guilty charged hs full
penalty Of the law regardless Of the money ched from
credulous people.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16
A oa1Af BUmnuru YAIIe

when its fouAdation 10 undermined, and
if the foundation Of health-good d.
gestion-is attacked, quick collapse fol-
lows. On the first signs of Indigestion,
DR.. Kings New Life Pills should he
taken to tone the stomach and regulate
liver, kidneys and bowels Pleasant,
easy, safe and only Is cents ct Chas
D. Barnes' City Drug Stors.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16
A CAUSE Fol THANKSGIVING

AST Tuesdayno matter who long Theodore Roose
Il welt defeated Tho people the United
government
Ho greater crisis greater danger has confronted the nation
since the Of the Rsbse against
very sprit Of our institutioas
No matter how it who Thousands upon
of good republicans have knowledge of how
done and who did 1.-THE people the United States
in and who believe constitutional
For this good American give thanl-chcago Inter
Ocean.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16
FREE FARMS IN COLORADO

~ leo each in Colorado for
j those who them
approximately 100000 of land
in the entry under the federal homestead or desert
And yet from quarters great clamor for the
throwing open settlement and
the old campaign hot that has been
for TO- these about the people going TO
streams to take up land
thsm they this Of smsration
though every from the national forests and
the statute books weighted down with Taylors three
homestead laws.
Agricultural purposes concnsd
lying outside than be found within thr
boundaries pas BY 10 you
may assured that tsrs viii continue to be those Who
by rgoss CLIMATE will find th way
Canada shores take advantage Of her liberal land lawn and
the larger opportunities which that country a6ordA
Canada well Afford hbsral with her millions
Of lands which shs anxious to dispose Of and her
broad Of undevsosd country No wonder that ss Offer
premium Americans and wondsr that many Americans
avang you may put
fact that they will continue
We may fuss and fus all We please about it, but however
much may deploe the fact ought be honest with
selves and others and tell the truth about whenever under
give great of
saddle fictitious imaginary trouble which
the land seekers from locating Colorado other west
states
The most of would Canada they would
pay way give large
attic conditions alone would bar those lived
long in Colorado We would prefer pick around best
and get forty to sixty perhaps hundred Of choice
70
and low price section Of land in Canada
Of which could be plowed without clearing other work
But remember that all land seekers do the
proposition that Show those fellows
Colorado land either within without the forest
and thousand Obstacles would immediately rise before
eyes they would laugh pass Canada is
picnic to clear ard develop and into high pro-
dnctvs cnvaton pice CT land in Colorado but
the who Goes it finds himself
best farms Of the best countries in the world But
admit that present Canada
restless End adzenturcus who seeking homes with the
pendure and the least work possible but it is silly and childish
sege the cheap politicians and their
doing that this because of injustice oppression
M of forestry laws There isn't quarter section
thousand the national forests which could living
farming end the calamity howlers
about it would rob them Of all their political thunder
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16
. sfRL3PHoNR rHE xRwsa

Everybody wants the local I
news-and the Post wants to
give il to them. With your
, assistance We viii. II you
are living in the country OF i
i. the city aud have . .sws
iteai do net feel any Assi. {
fancy about telepAoaing il to (
this s6iee. OtAsrwise ve nay 1
not get it, and no mention be ]
made Of same. We cannot be 1
every place At the same time {
and unfortunately We are {
not gifted with the power of
mind-reading. You know the I
item-we want to know it, {
Kindly call US up. 4
, OUR NU1GRER oIKNWooD ao, I
o o . Q o o o . 9 o 00aSa
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16

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The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16
NOTICE

Glenwood Spring., Colo, Nov. 4, 1914
Notice 10 hereby given that the n.
nnal MEETING Of the atoekholisr Of
II, FARMERS MILLING, MINING
AND HERCANTII1E COMPANY viii
b Ae'A IN 0ls.woed spei,es On sasas-
Ay, Ds> "A, 1918, for ~ purpo.s II
sssea1g Direetes aad s.sA other b.si-
.sD - ny cone before tAs meeting.
11-S-12-7 q. ". PARMER. Sscy.
oLOWooD PROPERTY 10 mann
.Hshtse. ..hs sis6 ( -sztssn, x,
rsnehes - Aispsss sf whs win taks
ss Psynsst desirable Gls.wosd pes-
psrty win u VEN 10 naks their wants
knsva - ~ - have . few trades
Of that ki,l IN view.
$1,000 for the round trip, Denver.
Nov. "a and 25. Limit Dec. 1st; ae.
count annual meeting Colorado Teach.
ers' association. via
RIO GRANDE
"Service Best in the West"
0lA r~r-~- g. -. - Al ~
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16

vxIHEN REPUBLICANS read the election
w than little saacon In the defeat Griffith
mated by accident two for attorney and
the surprise Of himself fends He gave his appointments
democrats masking under the thin ge Of repubcansm
after flirting for two with The enemies of his
his vacclatng the which
nomination this This the time for nominations
near he played hide
the Contgan bull finally entering the primary list
the Stewart bunch against the regular republican assembly cand
Cate He the republican nonaton primary
because his Stewart Vincent
the party that had nominated him a his and lined
the Cogan progessves who had fought Griffith
has all the spoiled baby symp of his chief
his defeat well deserved robuko
both shoulders while evidently wng he had
to help ont the Of deception Goodbye
yourself.
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16

HE POST PR0P0SE1 take the country
though the results q the late election different from
what would have had them We banking the sound
and sober judgment Of the American people and while ad
NIT that the democrats have much example
encourage spirit of optii let hope that the business inter
ests will not suffer seriousy change people
for this change and the people and should bs is
Mr. Wilson and his followers make good give
them fair trial and thsn they fail the recall which has been
force the founding republic used against
them In this state must ceafess cannot unand the
onng that would allow The people to Of the Ammona
into the business o6ee governor against
equipped and successful Parks especially
terrible example which democracy has for the line
and forget pitted
aganst divided and - be blamed victory
that handed to him almost without
As the county both parties have elected good
shall hope good local during years
The Glenwood post., 1912-11-16
NNWo0D fHoF1REY 70 xRAnn

Old papeu for ale At this eaies.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1912-12-06

IN good old frontier days castor oil
vas the principal medical beverage
good full measure. too. Only the big.
sest person could hold q whole dose
sest person could hold q whole dose
one-half dipperful. with half a dip
pertul OF New Orleans molasses add.
I'd to help slick It down and make 1,
taste good. only It didn't taste good
In those historic days every old WON
an was doctor and gathered her OWE
YARDS" In the woods and knew how
70 mix up medical messes that would
ctr the vitals of q brass monkey or
o cast iron dog. All backwoodsmen
believed in "yarb" doctors. Something
tn YARDS" at that.