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Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-11-22
Riker & Hegeman Special
Perfumes

Incensia, Extract, $500; Toilet
water, 75c and. .s1.s5
Charmona. Extract, $500; Toilet
Water. 800; Sachet. ..-,....... Zoe
Violet ExceIsis Extract, S1.25 and
$3.50; Toilet Water, 75c and $l.5O;
Face Powder. soc; TaIcum. 49,. 15c
Dresden Face Powder, 6 tints...... csc
Riker's True Floral Extracts,
doors ........-.... .....s-. AVc
Complete line of famous Rigaud
Paris Perfumes and Toilet Accessories,
Mary Garden, Trentini, etc.
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Values
Toilet Goods Department


Listerine, $100 size 59c
Danderine, $1.O0 size...... $1,000. 6sc
B~crolyptol. 25c size Isc
Dioxygen, 25c Observation-Disclosures. 1sc
FrostilIa, 25c size. .............. I5c
Walnutta. zoe size Soc
Redox Alkaline Tooth Paste. 25c
size J9e
Sanifol Tooth Paste. DC size. 80. I5c
Calvert's carboIi Tooth Powder,
25c size, 18c; zoe size. 35c
Sanifol Tooth Powder 2Jc size..... 15c
Rubifoam. 25c size. ........... lie
sanitoI Liquid Dentifrice, 25c size. 15c
P0mpeian Massage Cream, zoe size. 2sc
Piexo Cream. 2Jc size, 2sc; Soc size, 45c
Babeock's Corylopsis TaIcum Pow
DER, DC Size l5c
fellows Swans Down, 15c size. lie
Barry's T~ricopherous. soc size. . Sic
GlycO Thymolfne, S1.O0 size ....... s3c
Hays Hair Health, soc size........ 33c
OdoI. soc size. SIC
Potter's Walnut stain. s1.o0 size. 55c
Euthymol Tooth Paste. 25c size. lie
Pebeco Tooth Paste. SOC size. 3ec
Sheffield Tooth Paste, 2Jc size..... lee
Sozodont Tooth Paste. 25c size..... lie
Calox Tooth Powder. 25c size. -. 15c
Lyons Tooth Powder, PC size -. 15c
S0zodont Tooth Powder. 25c eize..- lie
Sozodont Liquid Deutifrice. 25c size lie
Daggett & RamsdeIi's Cold Cream,
Zoe size. &c; 25c size. I4c. Soc size 26c
Kinds Honey and Almond Cream,
soc size, Sic; $1.00 size....... sec
Mennen's Borated TaIcum Powder,
violet. 25c size. ....-.......... 15c
CoIgate's Cashmere Bouquet, 15c and 25c
Nercolized Wax. $500 size 1880. soc
Berset Dental Cream. special sale
price. 2Jc size &c
viola Cream, SOC size. $500. -. Sic
Mary GOIdman's Hair Restorer.
Nos. 1, 2, 3, 500 size........... 7sc
Riker & Hegeman Antiseptic Dental
Preparations
Riker & Hegeman Antiseptic Tooth
Powder. tube. 15c
Riker & Hegeman Antiseptic Tooth
Powder. tin. loo
Riker 6 Hegeman Antiseptic Tooth
wash. bottle csc
tube 15c
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MISUNDERSTANDING
gincinnuti, 80. Sea

Bernard Salagbed an Suian
Moore. Got IA in Oeppn plaee uns
terabteiluns, Deer gort; 81.
SO. 6. Marborf. sruftee an Greb,
Sd,uttenbelm, II 2ots In Gre4tpoob;
$416.68.
Grben bes 2ouis $. aaiTer an aate
souber, 25 SUB an McWitden Mbenue.
nabe Mpbatpt StraBe; $3015.
Clemens 5admann an Mnnd 6odz
mann, / 2pt an @lentpap MDenue; 81,
9enrp s. Disque an MarD gGa
Oisque, 81 SUB an Morris Nlace; 81.
gtofe poulep an Gbus. MeReeIep,
IA Meres in Settion Z, Sbeamors
.5p.; ST..
gitle Guarantee e 5ruit gD.. 9ru=
flee, an Subn s. Moorebeab. 2ot III
in maIbinston 9eigbts; $95.
so. 8. WoObforb's Grben an Mm.
q. Debou. 654 Sub on 8. 4Denue.
nahe Central; 81.
5bos. G.Ruplep an .9enrp Shpur3,
335 SUB an Minfielh s4penaie, sDelbi
1p.; 81.
Geo. @ruder an Marp .Hr1ider, ,.26
SUB on Quarrp Gtrube; 81.
@eo. Is. 1ebttts an QosHfe Getettss
I raot an Guttxa.Ae a4feziuk4 Eta:
~ -&1Q4fss
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afidarb 9. 9opple's grben (per
SberifD Oh sas. Us. S'Gonnpr, 20
SUP an 2uololp Strabe; $270.
Wm. Scu[p an eugene Wl. Yeel=
man, 80 SUB an 9igblano Mbsnus,
6ortpell; $3.50.
Gb. gepler, Sr., on Wm. g. Shef>
fel, 8 Cots on Mapbetp Ipenue; 81.
Satlep parf So. an S. q. Wlur@
PIN, 80 Sub on 80. apenue. Sdtlep;
81.
g. 81. gurrell an yreb. Suetblein,
(Quit CLAIM l Got an 5ranees Zane
uno Sasel Strabe; 81.
sFrdnt 8. Goldman on Wm. aDnts,
so SUB an 2oretta Ipenue, Selbt,
81.
9erIslbe ON gbilip Ruebel, so SUI
an berIelben 9(penue; 81.
0erlelbe an Sobn Ruebel, 80 SUI
on berIelben Mpenue; 81.
6arolb poe an 2ena 8olo1ntth
(Guit Claim l 2ot on 5arpep Npes
nue; 81.
Qlusult 2aiance an Soiepbine ga:
iance, 100 SUB an &innep slpenus;
81.
9lmeIiu 6. so. Craig on SD. s
,Grais, (Auit CLAIM 14a Ieres n
ben Settipnen IA uno Is, goleratr
,5p.; 81.
9erbarb Mellmann on Gbds. 8
meamann, l 2ot an Centre uno WaI'
burg Strabe, Muoiionpille; ST..
She Dominion 2anb So. on 9drrt
SO. Oenmon, 100 SUB an Sr6ari
Cane, gIifforb placs 1lnterabtbeilung
Sncampre Sp,; 81.
Murgareta 8rug an peter Wltnnih
10 2lcres in Green Sp.; 5000.
9erbaro 8. Welmann on Wtari
gruemeuer, 41a 4cres in Settion Is
Columbia 5p.; 81.
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Oroeasieit inn Winterpalait.
9sftersbur g, 1OReabr.

Sr er ur g, -lUaNe5or.
Ger aaiier -
Gin Serernoi1ienaneiiter flppft teiie
init ieinem ,peiben Stab aiif ben So
ben. 3nrb Die offene Ebiir fonalst es
tpie Haui6en Der gr,partung. GIN
g8ftf, elm ao1rnr11bo obne Msbrte -
sipei 9utenb ari1nrrnfibel fIiegen aus
ben Gf)eiben. 9lnes rirtet iih gum
Ietten Seal, nirlmt 1ih slIlmmnen,
|aIs binge ber.Seele etpiges 2eben bonn
Slid beS Srrn ab. sseber ribtet iid
70 itraff, als ioafe Der 8lif ibsn allei:r
gelten, Der bod iiber Die neiIten uht.
Los birrgleften 1r1ub. 9aiar ELM 9luf.
atbnler1 ignb Sdapeigen.
Ser Guiier lit bonn heinen Gbron-
idoI ber iiber Ole Sdppene getreden,
gebt I'M @nppeninal Bis aur weittc
unb bIeibt itebeYr. sSsbn foIgrn ipenige
Offi5iere. Mnn rernt ibre yennten
GroBfiirlnn, 4bjitri1ten. Gin Same
5ipingt BEN glrf: Mennenfnutpf. Cine
ge0rlngene @eitadt, blifag Die Drali.
en- iiber ben energIlhen gllrgen ,tn0
Der ntGbtige Ghnlnrbnrt ubern bdr-
beiBigen Weln1b. Der .SMahtenge,le.
(ral" tpie'ibu feine Solbuteparnlrten
|pielIeiht Der Jiibrer fii,rftiger JeIb-
|5iige fiebt niht gennitbIi1 uais, nber
bertrn,,eienpeden6. 9mut f9nr uton
|mieber nlsf oe1 @er46er, ber.pritt ttmtb.
|unfihntrl iife1s fo16f II 4 0Ihnkoe
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g}urim merIoa;fh!

- SnfpiSirung: Der 9err @enernl
bGlt nit ben Dffi5isren upplifatotii&
BeIpredung allsemeiaes. SIM Sort
befinbet ii1 Elm Oefhiisauf3ug. ~6trr
DberIeutnant,4 ipenbet iib Der Gene
raj an bieien. ransenommen. Gie
haben riittels biefer Noile bort oben
,mnb einem Geil Elm i4tperes Gtitnngss
geIdiiB binouf au trdnsportiren; 1las
tiirIih - nimt tpa9r9 - fpiirben sic
fi1 3uerit iiber bic 9ragfdbigteit bts
Seiles orientiren. - @ie iDiiroen sic
bns nun mGhen2"
Der Gefraste lGbt i'm 0tiite ra1h
Seine pbpiifalifhen aenntnifIe puilia
rem, unb mill ebtn NIT feintr Grid.
rina kginnen, ba faat Der 6err 0t.
neral: rQlber 6err Oberltutnunt. bic
@a1e HI bod 10 einfo3! Sie 5iebsn
6os Gsi1iit binalf; b6It Oos Sell
bonn pdrss fdrf 0tnug, rtibt sa =
ham. Apar's <ben ~ fGdpad! Ntdts
MIfo, utsinf 3ssEfl ss.lx jHpaGs Ps
|aif6e ehGg3eul@V
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SNytSlRutt.
Gie b0bern Dffisiere, bic oas
@.orssfreu5 tragen, tommen auleb'
urn binter ibnen ipieber, allein, be,
GaiIer. DiesmaI aber tit er bonn gan.
| sen @efDlge ilmseben, bas bic MahI
bes rufIifhen 3aren bebeutet. 6intel
ben @robfiiriten unb ben General.
ariutanten f1reiten ale Miniiter, I'M
aopfesIdnse iiberrast bonn ounfelr
Orientalenfppf 9errn GaHos. Dit
@robpiirbentrdger bes 6ofes. in ipei.
ZEN 6oien unb goIoiiberidten R0den
6ofbiener, iiber beren soLbene 2ipret
nod purpurfdleifen, nit Golb Be-
/! itidt, unb golbene 9robbeln bdngen.
aurisre beg 3oren nit ieltiam inbia.
niI1em Hopfput aug sefdrbteu
Stroubenfebern, bic tpadeln ipie biz
@tirnfsb<rn tpiitbenbtr papaseien =
bann bie Hanmerjunfer unb bic Rams
merberren, bic am gfiiden ben spI-
benen Snliifel am blauen 9dnbe tra-
gen, ale in fdpar3en M0den. 70 reid
nit Gclb befebt, ols bGtten iie iikl
bas T.ipnnb einen goloenen 1leber.
ipurf ssscgen.. Cine enblofe fdim.
mernbe, funfelnbe Rsh. aus Der ipe.
nige a6pfe berporrasen. Man iptif
auf gfoDsiamio, ben ftottliden Dumu.
prGfibenten, ouf ben pr6fibsnten bel
gfeidsrdtbs, man iiebt ben baum.
boben, gemdnIim fdlenbernben 6errr
GabIer, Der nIs DberprDfurator bi'
re6tnfdubige Rir6k betkrriGl, hts
| llaaG34eu it9}ken 1noJl Al1sl hel,
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Vraxoeisentbums- 1ppptbefen.
gincinnutt, 80. Sea.

Neue 9ppotbefe
9llOnso Boone an 9arfielo go. 2 8.
u. 3. GD., 500.
gllfreb gladman ant Gloria 8. u.
9. Co., $21OO.
Oerielbe on Moais &. Sdulte,
$500.
. Sou Gaa Wlatbers an Southsrn
Sbip 8. II. 8. Co., $500.
Yeter Minnih an Wsarsareta gru9,
5000.
. gBm. s.. Settle an Wsanion .. o.
Ro. 2. $3.50.
| 9llice u. 9ertlep an Diselbe. $1625
eugene s. Sil an Wm..9. S4ends
$500.
Bnl. g. Sepou an lnipn g. .. u
3. Co.. $4,000.
Qllpiua S9arrtngbuuieu on gba y
Quinn, $277.50.
0arrp 3. Doob ansiG hampton y
u. go. 2, $4,000.
g9as. McgaeeIp,an 5yM- gornbolt
$1,000.
Della Msllpr an 9sltusG. 9. 60.
$500.
9etilete 9p p.o t'bsten.
Wtollie 6. SauIte an.9loria eau
8. Co., $4,000.
Sobn Ml. WtacDonalb on gsntru
Sruit Ii. g. 9. So, $925O.
Sattie g. Carl an 9pDe part 9. u
8. Co.. $500.
2enu MeinieItsrs an Centennial y
Q., $4,000.
mm. 6. Smitb. onsSO9n 5. Sap
5000.
Gbas. .. aeler ungrisbtun Ser
man 9ant Co., $4,000.
5bos. 9. RoaOp Gn@ Carthage 80
u. 8. u. Co., $1,000.
morp u. Mc2eanSan 5. S. Snp
bsr, $500.
81. 3. apds aniDelta 8. U. Go.
$500.
Gliaab. g. Ssrpep.un 9omss Sap
gant TO-, $500.
gbas. 8. Sobnion an 9ermani
8. @. gtp. 3, $4,000.
s.. W. peacod an Germ. Wm
Comm &c Sep. 8ant. $1,000.
Minnie Jrife an GumminsDiI
German 8ant, $1,000.
Wm. 5beiring an Mraham4& 600
rer, $500.
Wm. 8. Mscainnep.an peters Seal
tD Co., 500.
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sd ipeiB bod nidt, Ssrr aanbi=
bat, 5dgie 6annb, ba CT inipieg.
rDas tlingt 9llles sdn5 fd0n, aber
bod, Die Sungen - uno Sutta gar
rSutta," faete Ser aanbioat nit
faltem Some, rmuB Iih enblih ibr
8rot unter ben 2el1ten fuhen; Die
t0nnen mir anerbines ni4t Bel uns
bsbalten."
y9lber ipas fie perbient, fann id
bp6 niht entbebren," ipanbte lie elm,
ves lit mebr, ais id biz iebt NIT al
lem 5leiB 5uiammenbringsn tonnte.
(5ortIebling fplst)
The herald., 1912-10-24

All the corporat, powers Of this corpora
tiou shall hc vested in and exercised boy "a
hoard of three go directors. each Of whom
stock of this corporation. Said directors
shall 70" elected 10y ballot and under the ~u-
prrvi>iun Of TWO commissioners appointed 10y
The board o. act az The annual meeting Of
the stockholders of thl~ company, which an
uua, meeting shall hc held ON the second
wednesday Of August In each year. at which
meeting each Stprkholdnr shall have fh"
right ia person or ly proxy f' east one vote
ON each share of stock owned 10y him. Three
mrmlr.- ut Jh" board "f directors shall rou-
>tttuto quorum. Said board shall have
power 'o mn aN vacancies in the board. and
a|i officers and directors shall hHt and com
time ia of'c' until their Successors shall
have been elected and qualified. Tho annual
meeting oi the Stockholders shall hr mr'-
cc,lcd 10y ten days uut'.. mailed Cd the last
known address Of each ~lurhAuldrr. notify
iu- him of the time ana place of meeting.
The board of directors shall have power tu
PruNli" for general or special meetings ~
jl" stockholders. err "f jhr board Of ilroc.
tors. Any member Of the board of directors
who may hr absent from the dnu.r.'a of the
company or Who may ne prevented from at
tending, may give written proxy Iu any
other member of th" said BOARD OF directors.
tu represent him ON alI matters ar any meet
iuE of the board, whether special or general.
The board of directors of This company.
who shall hold Office until The second We'd
u">day ~ August. 1919. unt unit, their sue
u. Banks. Marion y. zoe and \. Miles zoe.
with !. Il. Banks a president, y Miles Zoe
as Nre-prrNld"nt and Marion y. ipr a~ Sr,-
rotary trea ~urer.
tn" officers of this company shall lr a
president, Nic'-pre~Id"nt, and secretary
treasurer aud they shall hn elected annually
/ 10y the board of directors AZ IFS first meet
inC after IFS election.
ARTICLE VI
y" St"ckh"Ider shall b" Liable cor -'Spon~i-
hl" for contracts or faults OF this corpora
| non. nor Shai any luiurmaiIty In ur-auiI1-
! ton nave the effect ri rendering This charter
nun. or "i exposing any >torkhuii"r 90 any
| liability beyond me amount due ON Hi~ stock.
ARTICLE VII
IhiS act or Incorporation may %" changed,
altered. modified or amended or th" c"rpo.
ration may hc dissolved with the assent "
| threr-tourihS of the stock represented at a
| special meeting called Tor that purpose. ami
/ aiter us objects Shall be made known 10y ten
! days previous notice In writing. delivered or
mailed to each Stockholder, and upon COM
| plying win the laws or the state OF I0ui>l-
ana. Whenever the corporation is dissolved,
! MS analrS snail be liquidaicd by two com
The herald., 1912-10-24

same power and shall be authorized to con-
tinue and complete the liquidation.
ARTICLE VIII.
No sale of any Of the stock of this cor
poratiOn shall be recognized until the same
shall have been transferred on the books
Of this corporation in the name OF the pur-
chaser, and in no case shall less than one
full share be transferred.
ARTICLE IN.
The persons whose names aer hereunto
subscribed are hereby declared to be the
incorpOratOrs of this corporation and have
respectively written their names and the
amount of stock subscribed by each one of
them.
Thus done and passed in my nOtarial Of
flee in the city of New Orleans, parish of
Orleans, state of Louisiana, in the presence
of A. Miles Coe and Frederic e. QuerenS,
competent witnesses of lawful age, both re.
siding in the city of New Orleans, state of
Louisiana, who have hereunto signed their
Names together with the said appearerS
and me, notary, after due reading of the
whole, on the day, month and year herein
above written.
(Original Signed)
Names of Subscribers Omitted.
Witnesses: \. Miles Coe, Frederic {.
PHILIP GENSLBR, JR..
Notary Public.
/, the undersigned recorder Of mortgages
in and for the parish of Orleans, state OF
Louisiana. do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act Of Incorporation of the
Gulf Planting Company was this day duly
recorded in my office, in book 1853, folio -.
New Orleans, Sept. n, 1912.
tSignedD EMILE LEONARD, u. L.
4 true copy of the original act except
that the names Of the subscribers, and the
number of shares subscribed for by each
PHILIP GENSLER, JR.,
Notary Public
sept 90 oct 3 10 Il "a II 1912
The herald., 1912-10-24
Where Chatterton Died.

Brooke street bears the name of that
Lord Brooke who was murdered by an
ungrateful dependent. 1t is connected
with a still more pathetic tragedy. On
Aug. "a, ITO. the boy poet. Chatterton,
poisoned himself at the house of Mrs.
Angel in this street after tearing up
all his manuscripts. The house in
which Chatterton died was the second
from Holborn on the west side. 1t was
pulled down about twenty years ago.
having previously been altered almost
beyond recognition-Londo Spectator.
The herald., 1912-10-24
An INGENIOUS Ruse.

HerodOtus tells of an ingenious ruse
employed to carry an important mes
sage through the lines Of the enemy
Histiaeus, being anxious to give Aris.
tagoras orders to revolt, could think OF
no means TO send the message to his
ally, as all the roads were carefully
guarded. Finally he hit upon a scheme
Calling his trustiest servant to him. he
ordered that the mans hair be shaven
off. He then pricked the desired mes
sage on the scalp of the slave and
waiting until his hair was grown out
dispatched him upon the errand. The
messenger passed safely through the
lines. and when he reached AristagOras
his head was again shaved and the
message read.
The herald., 1912-10-24
MOSQUITO Euos.

The eggs of the mosquito are fasten,
ed together by a viscid secretion from
the insects body. From go to 300
eggs are laid at time. and the little
boat shaped mass Is so constructed
that it will not overset. 1t cannot be
sunk nor In any way injured by wind,
rain or water 1t is abandoned by the
insect. and the eggs are hatched by the
heat Of the sun or atmosphere. A TEN,
perature below freezing is said not to
destroy the vitality of the mosquitoes g
eggs.
The herald., 1912-10-24
Where the Danger Lay.

An English clergyman says that when
he came to a certain place as vicar he
asked whether there were any sick to
be visited.
"Oh, no. sirr' was the answer "NO-
body is ever i'll in BerrynarbOr. There
is an old man. to be sure. over ninety
who has taken lately to his bed. but
there hain't much the matter with him
that I know Of"
81 thought to myself" added the
vicar, "of the story Of the Scotchmar
who said TO his doctor:
"'Ye pu' vara long face. doctor
Dye think I'm dangerously illF
ANA. na.' was the reply. i don
think we're dangerously III, but | thini
ye're dangerously Old"
The herald., 1912-10-24
CHARTER
OF CAHABA RED ASH COAL COMPANY,
INCORPORATED.

OF CAHABA RED ASH COAL COMPANY,
INCORPORATED.
STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH OF Or
LEANS, CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.
ARTICLE I.
Be IL known, that on this eighteenth day
of the month of September, in the year OF
our Lord one thousand nine hundred and
twelve. and Of the independence Of the
United States of America, the one hundred
and thirty-si before me, John Marshall
Quintero, notary public duly commissioned
and qualified in and for this parish and
state. and In the presence Of the witnesses
hereinafter named and undersigned, person
ally came and appeared the persons whose
names are hereunto subscribed, who sever
ally declared. that availing themselves Of the
provisions of the laws of the state Of Lou
isiana, they have contracted and agreed, and
do by these presents covenant and agree and
bind themselves, as well as all such other
persons as may hereafter become associated
with them. to form and constitute corpor-
alton for the objects and purposes and un'
der the articles and stipulations following
to-wit:
The name and style of this corporation
shall be "Cahaba Red Ash Coal Company
Incorporated" and under such name 1t shall
The herald., 1912-10-24
A Cruel Retort.

"Oh, Marie" said Peterby, feverish-
ly, as he fell to his knees and the light
of the lamp shone fercely on top Of
his bald head. why won't you say
'YesY You know I'd die for you"
"Oh. don't. Mr.. Peterby" cried
Marie. wringing her hands. Please
don't. Why. il you dyed for me you'd
look like an Easter eggr'-Harper's
The herald., 1912-10-24
THE HER AID

act of Incorporation and of the certificate
of the recorder of mortga ges thereto at
tached.
FRANK L. RAINOLD.
(Sea) Notary Public.
oct 10 II a 81 nov
The herald., 1912-10-24
THE TRUE IDEALIST.

Every human being, unless he
lacks utterly the capacity to love, is
an idealist. No man can boast that
he accepts only the plain fact"
of existence as his guidepost,.
Through love we are given the
power to look beyond the crude
husk we call the fact. Any great
achievement is impossible without
this power. Life thrills with mean
ing and magic for the true idealist.
The herald., 1912-10-24

The capital stock of said corporation Is
hereby fixed at twenty-five thousand dol
lars (S25, 100000. divided into and repre-
sented by two hundred and fifty shares of
one hundred dollars (S1OO.00) each, which
shall be paid for in cash in such Install
ments and at such times as the board of
directors may order, or 1t may be issued at
not less than par, in payment for labor ac-
tually done or property actually received,
or the property of insurance agencies or
business or other rights acquired by the cor
poration. This corporation shall be a going
concern as soon as ten thousand dollars
$50, 100000 of Its capital stock shall have
been subscribed
The herald., 1912-10-24


amended, the capital stock increased or de
creased, or this corporation may be dIssolv-
ed. at general meeting OF the stockholders
convened for the purpose, with the assent OF
three -fOurths OF the entire capital stock
whether present or actually represented at
such meeting.
In case OF dissolution or termination Of
this corporation, either by Limitation OF It's
charter, &C from any other cause, the lIqul.
datiOn OF Its affairs shall be conducted by
| three liquldatOrs, selected from the stock
holders, with like assent, and at a meeting
called for that purpose, as above set forth In
this article.
Said liguldators shall remain in Office un-
| I'll the affairs Of said corporation shall have
been fully liquldated. In case OF the death
| OF one, or more, OF said liquidators, the sur
viyOrs or survivor shall continue 10 act
ARTICLE VII.
| No stockholder OF this corporation shall
contracts or faults thereof, In any further
sum than the unpaid balance due the com
pany on the shares OF stock subscribed for or
owned by him, nor shall any informality in
organization have the effect Of rendering
this charter null, or OF exposing a stock
holder TO any liability beyond the unpaid
| balance, II any. OF his stock.
| Thus done and passed, In my office In the
/ city OF New Orleans, on the day, month and
year herein first above written. In the pres
ence Of Messeurs Jacob ID. Dresner and Ed
ward +. Quinius, competent witnesses, who
have hereunto signed with the said appear
whole.
tOriginal signed) Fred. Muller. 100
shares; Alfred II. Clement, 300 shares !:
Charles J. Armbruster 10 shares wit
nessesl J. ID. Dresner, f. p Qulnlus
LAWRENCE VI JANIS.
ISeal) Notary Public.
!, the undersigned. recorder OF mortgages
In and for the parish OF Orleans, state OF
Louisiana, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing act Of Incorporation Of the
Alfred H. Clement Company was this day
lFV1w glgl l..
folio -.
New Orleans, October 4th, 1912
(SignedD EMILE LEONARD, Dy. r.
true copy:
LAWRENCE VI. JASIN,
tSeaD Notary Public.
oct 10 II "A 81 nov Z "A
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-23
Express and Parcels Post.

Washington.-Out of the dust OF dis
cussion in Congress, more especially
in the House. this session. two facts
are pretty clearly apparent. bearing on
the parcels post and the future of the
express companies in the United
States.
One of these is that the establish
ment of a parcels post system is SEEM
ingly certain to come eventually. The
other is that express companies are
going to be put out of business.
AT one time, It looked as if the
Cooke bill, whereby the government
would purchase the express compa-
mics. would be passed by the House.
But 1t will not be. All the indications
now are that the plan for government,
to take over the express companies
is dead.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-23
San Luis Valley Beet Sugar.

San Luis.-The first annual repor,
of the San Luis Valley Beet Suga.
Company, subrhitted to the stockhold-
ers at their annual meeting in Den
yer recently. shows that the company
in the initial year of its operation
earned four per cent net on its capital
of $1,5O0,OOO. This showing exceeded
the most sanguine expectations of the
directors, and was pronounced by
President WI. Galligan to be most
creditable in view of the fact that II
was the first year in a new territory
and but a small acreage was planted
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1912-05-23
Utilities May Escape Taxes.

Denver.-On account of Gov. Shat
roth's failure to appoint state tax
commission a year ago, all the rail
roads, telegraph. telephone, express
and line car companies in Colorado
may escape payment of the taxes
levied against them last year, one OF
which has been paid, and which
amounts to one-third of the revenue
needed for the expenses of state and
county governments, according to re-
cent opinion handed down by the Su-
preme Court.