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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

The iurymcn We're 8. i. Clifford r. J.
BRADLEY. William Groesbech and Frank
Matthews.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Real Estate Transfers

ps ~ Nichols 70 Oscar Lludbcrg, part
Wt : blocR ~. piuL A...........'.
-nu cilj Realty company 10 Saliaiv I'M
pIofcment ronipsuy.. part section /. town.
fnlp south runea wcs;.....,......,... ,6
~ %nacISon and wife 70 Una u. G.
ross. iot 5s. Seniors fivo-a"re plat.
~ H. puns'e and wife 10 Franklin T.
tsne part ucciion 81. township souIh.
"e9l s'..--...-.. ....-............... 9
:, furneE aud wife 10 EurIIlu Icn.
ftII eec'lon IS. township south. range
H.. M a, ,'''..ss's. s-...,...,.............
~ T. Fhlhersou aud wife 10 George ID
Ssee part lot T. block II, Gvc.acre
-. ~ ..'-.r--- .....,.......r..... -.
pnn o. Lloyd c. a. TO Thomor p ''
.rs, part lot ?. block Is. aye-scre
80 W SppSuo 10 Euuico NJ Rons.
section @. township south. raugo
L. 81, - .'.'..,'... .................r-.......
sn Ss"ctoS 10 George NaLsiios. part sec
ryu y 80, to"nohip south, range | wogi
wsc'u u, 'odcrhcygh to n h. Soder-
az, pai lot 4. block -. plat H.
v,ish II. tTomer and wife 20 Rasmu-
f'sciSon' part loI 3 block 10. plat B..
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
|NAL. DECREE OF
DIVORCE IS GRANTED
S. Claude A. lnman Is Fl
nally Separated From
Her Husband.

Mrs. Carrie A. Inman of Salt Lake
ky was granted yesterday by Judge
w. Morse n final decree Of divorce
bn Claude A. Inman, u well.known
ming man of Utah and Oregon. An
teYlocutory decree of divorce was
snted Mrs Inmap six months ago and
3 decree is now made final,
Ms. Inman obtained the divorce on
& grounds of nonsupport.
Innan must pay his former wife $50 a
NTH alimony and on disposal of min
D property in the La Sale district
1st paw her $4,000 in cash. The Gus
dy of the oldest child, Clyde Jnman,
9ivcn the father, while Mrs. Inmsn
aims care of the two younger chill
en.
The wedding ring, which is, in In
ms possession. must be returned to
J wife, according to Judge Morse s
Ing, or In lieu of same tho sum of
10 must be paid her. This order was
de at the time the interlocutory de.
,e was entered and is affirmed in the
al decree, the delivery of the ring or
ID to be made within sixty days.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Loss of Appetite.

j a person that has lost appetite has
Bt something besides-vitality. vigor,
Fine,
s'rhe way to recover appetite and all
6at goes with il is to take Hood IS
6rsaparilla-that strengthens the
Tomach, perfects digestion and makes
hfing q pleasure,
j IThoussnds take it for spring loss Of
hpetite and everybody says there s
)othing else so good as Hood g.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

The Bargain Basement Is about the busiest place
Mccall Patterns are
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

Our customers are saying
lots of nice things of our Mil
linery this season. They say
they never knew a store to
carry so many pretty hats
and such reasonable prices,
too.
There is every style-a hat
for everyone. You have only
to look over the stock to get
an idea, to find one you like.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

MERIT is the foundation-shirls
that will give as good satisfaction as
men ever enjoyed.
Sl.35-a price that will make every
man sit up and take notice.
$l.3J-for flannel shirts with French
cuffs and detached soft collars. Regular
500 and 1925.
s295-for silk shirts with attached neg
ligee collars. Broken lines and not all
sizes, Regular $500.
S1.35-summer shirts with French cuffs
and detached soft collars.
40 cepts-night shirts for mep--sum,
mer weights or flanuelette. Worth 75c.
45 cents-Meu's e work shirts with soft
collars In black sateeu, blue cbambray,
drilling and madras
$l.00-pleated or negligee shirts-light
or dark bodies, hundreds of new patterns.
Values $125 to $1.75.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21
Note these paints:

FABRICS are TESTED for color
and weave and are guaranteed de-
pendablc and long wearing.
NECkBANDS arc PRE-SHRUNk
Ito insure unYarylng sizes. All
measurements are guaranteed to be
exactly as marked on the shirt
SLEEVE LENGTHS for men of
long. medium and short reach are
cut i'm each size of shirt.
SHIRT BODIES are cxpertly
drafted and cut on generous lines so
that there is no binding and pulling
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-04-21

q Johosou. "5S Last Eleventh South, aon.
fsltcr 81. Jones, lI@T PARK street. ,o,t
'hcmns =. CSllistors 6i West Third Nor,i
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09

riel, ais ih i'm foitite, 9lber al
meincr groBtcn 6reitoe fouO id,
onB er gcrobe bas mar, mas id) iiir
meitc DiogenbeidiuerOcll, al mel.
d)ell id iiber 5luon5ig Sabre gcIitten,
beltoti9tr. Sd fam i'm Jet aIlen
anOeren Sei0ell0Cat empfeblGl."
8ofni's alpeltfrditter Dot niefc
3weiiler, ole fronf ut6 in &er5tuei.
iIlrrg lnarcit, ST Sreitnoen gentodt.
Sic iino Die begeiitertiten @%eiiiupors
fer 6es &eilmitteIS gc%tuor6en. Mdlt
6eod)te, 0ob Scr SlperfrGl1ter nid)t
in Npoi6cfclt 81 boben lit. Spe3ial.
9lgelltell l%iefer7t i'm Oireft an bas
Elublifltm, bon Dem Saborotorirm
Der Gigcntiimcr, Or. Setter Snbrnep
& Cons 60, 1876 60. $opnc
Nlpe., GDicagp, Su.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
Ncnisscitcn bonn 6lniIc.

Capt. @. g. Sednlalmf rciih
Iebtc &odp 1rad) SonioS Gitp in,
2lltcrciie Der Mo. Napigotion 60,
nrro bon "a nod 0egSitt, Mo,, I'M
mad Der Sid)crbeit Ncs groBen Gam
piers GDciter 81 iebelr, ser BORT I'M
@interqllortier Iiegt.
Gopt. @ltit. g9obIt peld,er
mGbrere MOd)en infoIgc elmer id)Iinlr
men Grf0Itung baS 3innter 5lr iii.
ten bate, lit mieoer iolucit geneicll,
boB en- boIo mie0er ollf Dem 9orlult
fam.
Die Sdiffs5imlerIelttc 9nbI.
fen ltn0 Sdaefer, ioben iidJ ge5npltn.
gen infolge Der grpBet adlte iDre
Mrbeitcn an bcn 9ooten in @ascp.
llnoc p%orlGilfia c~il,5uiteIlen.
8oS gis i'm Miiioltri bot iid
8od)e in 9etpegltltg eeIett l,nb
Der 6lllB lit gcrooe Dor Dem Court.
bans. Wrff biz Debn's BLUFF eisfrei.
@eitlid) uort Gourtbaus lit sic Sis,
Bride nod feit unb iidIer mo miro
bon 6ltbgdn9ern benlltt.
Der Stub lit mieoer oin SoIleu
oe5 falten @etters.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
Seib in cincm 2cndtbauic.

Sabre lang mar ). g. 0onublte,
60. Saben, Wtid, 8eternlr NeS @iir.
ac~rfrieges, Der Superinten0ent eli.
mes 2end)t5auieS ulr0 oer6iiteie bic.
lie SGiifbriide. Or biirite a6er
ipertt iIn electric @itters nid)t &c.
rettet bate. y&urirte MIDI BON
Observation-Disclosures ms 6icber," 10
ldreibt cr, olpo66em i6 onoere Wiit.
tel j%abrelalr0 pcrilldDt Bate, a6er per-
9ebenS, ur6 nlad)te and meiltc }(ll.
gen flarer. SiiGIe Jet ais Sie5ji.
ger ouSge5eidnet.~ sir @erItopI.
lur9, llnberboIIidjfeit, ole MaBen.
lln6 Nierens2ei0en 9iebt's
GbuIifes, Brobiert'S. Hur
SOC bel allen Ipotbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
Sir Manncriuclt itirbt az.

Die @aroe ltirbt, aber iie erqie6t
lid nidt. Gas fam attan bon Dem
minnlid]en Sbeilc Der 8epolferillig
oieies SaubeS nid)t iagen. Sic itirbt
6luor nitct, iogor piel id)lteler dis
Der peiblide Sbeil. 9odj auas 6aS
oGweben". an6clMt9t, fro9c mon
einrnal Ole ySuffragetten"!
SIN Sabre 1910 itar6en in 6cn
@ereinigtcn Stootcn 439,757 mdmr.
lide rnrb 365,655 mci6lidr Eprin.
llcH. @enn oosicIbe @erbGltniB
bIeibt, Deroen bie 8raren balo in
rer groBsn Mebr3nbl lem. 8ie lott
&C miro lid, bnnu Die Webr)eit nod
BON Der MinGerDeit rcBicren lniicn2
8os ion iibrrl0upt airs ali oelt
Sratet meroelt, sic feiltcn Mann
c%etonuilen f0nnelL neil Der @or.
ratb nidt rei6t"? 8er6en lic 5lt.
irieoen iein, ipeln iie nit Dem
Stimuredt entidSiOigt lperoen9
90. 3.
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&crlOr fait bns ecbcn.

9. 81. Stih, Moion, @ib., miro
ilie ucrgeiien, pie Ell eirtem fdref.
lidlen Stitrm olisgeiett NOR. Sob
mir eilnn boieir SiriteiL gefaIgt bon
Sdnler5en in Scr Seitc, iobaB id
fdit nidt atbmen fornte," Idreibt
er. Gin Radbor gab mir eiuiJe
Doicn Or. Sings @em Discovery,
Die 2inOerrug bro6ten. Ser 9oftor
iagte, i6 lei am &onbe BON 2ungei1.
ent5iiroung, ione aber nit Or.
aingS New DISCOVERY fortfabren,
mas id, aid that, mo 3ipei Sla.
id)en furirten MIDI" @ebraud1t nilr
bieies idnea ulpo iid)ere Mittef bel
!Snitcll, Grf1ltuna ipebem Gals unb
2lingeii. &reis Soc llnb ST.. &ro-
frei. Barantirt Bel allen
Mpotbefertt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
Snlanbiides.

Sn Camille, SIl., %itiir5te Ser
S0r6erforb ser &oblengribe 200
Sub tief biiab, ,pobei odt angeItea.
te, bier bapot tootlid, perlebt fpiir.
Den. 8ie perluutet. batte Der Sn.
g~erieilr Die aontrolle iiber Die Ora.
idJine uerlorelt, 10 bob Der SorNer-
forb nit ieiner menifliden 6raht
in roienber S6nelligfeit auf ben
goocn oes Sdadtes fubr.
Martin @apsner, Gin Stredeit.
inipeftor Der Soo+9obr, bate III
eirter Ger Iesten G1d,te Die Strede
bel Chippewa 6alls. isis, SIT repi.
bierer. lin ibneler oanlit iertis
5i iein, mo in 4irbetradt oes
lbledJten @etters, benlltte er oae
Sit, obipobl bieies perboten lit, elm
Stredent@ elocipeb. Bel Dem idled.
ten @etter ltllb neil linn DER SfJnee
itdnbie ms @eiidt iflus, NIB er
Den linn entgeaenfommenoen 3ita
nid)t geieben uno gebort baben uto
truf Oaber nit belnieIben oil elmer
8lrpe 5uInmnter. Die WaId)ine
iflel,oerte Mann lnb 8elocipeo auf
Die Settle urb iarto man an, Mor.
gen ole 2eid)e neben oen @aeiien
I'M Sbnee Iieeen.
S. g. @orsa,t ir. iaito am
0%onnerstag Woreen 5fpbid)ell ieiiten
Nnitiadeu einen 9rief. i'm meld)ent
BON linn perlairgt miro. Dab er in.
nenbalb "a Stunben an elmer be.
seidyneten Stelle I'M Central &. 8arf
Nep Yorf Die Sumnte bon $1,000 DOC
beponiren miiIie, menn er .perbi1t.
bern molle, baB ibm ethpas Sd)lirn-
mes paiiire. Ser Shrciber giebt
al, bob or ourdy Die Manipunlatio.
tcn Worsan's iein gauges 8erno-
gen perloren babe, iinb baB er ein.
eeieben bdbe, baB ct ,lur aiif oieie
Weiie apieber 81 ieinem @elo fom.
men fonie.
GponspilIe, Sno. @illinnl See,
Der geitdnoiee Worber ieireS @aters,
ieiter Wlltter mo ieines 9ruoers,
wurhe bon elmer Sllrp ifirloig be.
funhen unb 6lr lebensl1lglid)eln
3ltf)tbairs perurtbeilt. See tootete
feline neutrality-suspicious. am "a.
altallit 1911 NIT elmer Ir i'm
Shlafe.
Ssr GpllinspilIe, Goun.. in einem
s(niolle BON @eiitesltDrung bro6te
Sobn aenciic, lueldper fritber Ierter.
mcbrnlnnn in &artforO 9elpeiell lit.
nit einem 8emebr ieiner @attin
S6illie in 6eir Irm uno in Die Sci
te bel, itedte bos SouS ieines
Sdpuie0crpoters, Nrtbur Sohlior,
III weldem Die Srol, iih o%ufbielt, in
grono uno pertbeibigte lid) oonm &C.
GET etn aui9Gbot pom IiIltf Monn,
bis linn sic Wmnition nllsgilta. no.
raul ct iibem0ltigt mtb bintcr
SdlloB un6 Riegel aebrudt mntbe.
Die &erletungcn ser 6rnrl meroen
nid,t ais lebensgefobrlidl betradltct,
aber has Salts, meIdcp Ciren gSertb
bon $4,000 batte, mur6c poQitnt0Ig
5eritort.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09
-9nnl1cr Gnlln 90 h0a7

-@orncr Camp go. 5037 ser
Hppal N~eiQbbors in ct. 2oltis, tpel-
fern biele friibere @ascona6e Gpltn.
'tpcr onueb0ren initalirte lette 80.
de fol1en6e neite @eomte:
Oracle, Hohnet; @ice . Oracle,
Green; g. Oracle, grice; GborceG.
Tor, @afer; G~ccoroer, &efart; Re.
ceiper, Gomncp; MoriboG, Miuer;
s. Sentinel, HiIcp; g.. GcntiteI,
WcMiIIian; Wono9ers, @iefmnnn,
@eber II. &ilep; Gr5t, Or. Gufoer,
Seibc; 8rocieit: Slllio Brandt, S6a
2dipe, 2cna Soipe. Morp SuIsfnnp
uno Goro Sooolep,
@ar siurifclbaft. uSd bate mic.
mails iraenbpeIfes Gertrauen al
Sbrem alpenfrGnter ooer, mas oas
anbetrifft, 5u irgeitbeialer an6eren
fertiggeiteIten MeoiSin," idreibt
,Serr S. @. &o6e, 1864 gurIina ct.
Chicago, ST., guno cripartete 1lidt
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-Minr ainerlen. nnn Gnie. aGp.,

-Mar &ioerlen, pon Gaie, Mp.,
mar am Mittlpod) bier urtb l~tattetc
ms eillen o%ugene6men 9cilldl ob
CUR G%rnerNrllng ieines Announcements
orf 0nS &oIfshlatt. Gr bate Die
GiSbriida benittt Inn DON Der altbc.
relt Scite 0es 6luiIes bierber 81
aclon9en. 9n mir g%e0clnpdrtig in
ciaNm Shaltiobre uno int Sdolt-
iabrsnlonat Iebefr, MAIDEN mir u~l,iere
0orncn 0orouf oufmerfiom boB
6rcunN Mar Jung att Sobrcqp, reid
an iroiiden @iitern ober nod itn-
ucrDcirotbet lit.
Ser ont @ege 5tuiid)eit bier
lnto 9onnots Mia mobnbafte Senrp
Claire mill am poriger SanStog
eiile aroBe S6Iange 9etobtet .baben.
@s jit etpas ieltenes, Bob man
Sdlangen inn Soiiltar 81 ieben be-
fonutt, beionbers in eilteln SSaliitar
mic er bieies Sabr mar.-Sefferion
Gitp Solfsfreulo.
Iag iein baB Die Stiefelhpdrme
Die Sdlange belebt bat. ltebriaens
ioQ IN 9onnotS MiI eit Maden-
prber %nerfauft lperbelJ ser nod
9%raienbaftere 9inge ais &ieier.
id)langcn eraeitgt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1912-02-09

Dry OOOdS.
aue $1.oo u. 81 Is tupllene &leiOerltot1e per- I'd SO
rs. so
60 40
so 80
25 20
Dress @iinoboms bisbssr 1875 jest 10 ets. per yaro
s 5tteesS ainsS eress eooos ~ 10 jest = =
129 II. 15c Jest 10 per %
Slanrelletta, frlber 10 bt ~ Gts
9anlen SanbItube iruber rs y SO Gents
~ 20 SO
@Ie ouoeren a(eiberituiie 10 Brp5ent bilistr
New-York tribune., 1912-03-18
DIVIDEND NOTICES.
UNITED FRUIT COM 9ANY
nINInENy) No 81

4 quarterly dividend Of two per cent on the
capital stock OF this Company has been de-
cIared payable April 18th. 1912, at the once
OF the Treasurer. 131 State Street. Boston,
Mass. 10 stockholders Of record at the close
OF business March 25th. 1912
CHARLES A. HUBBARD, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-18

O, the moment is heavier than produc-
tion. and stocks at the refneries are eA-
tremely light. The possibility OF a haru
coal strike is reflected in heavy ouylhs
and enormous activity at the mines out
the operators do not appear TO De appre-
hensjye of serious shortage IN the
event of a walkout by the miners whose
demands the coal producing companies
already have turned down. In the race
of the coal strike in England ana inc
expectation of strike here the shares
of the coal companies are strong buyers
showing decided confidence in the luea
that if trouble develops it will, as in the
past. last for a short time only.
Erie stocks are in demand, and all
sorts of rumors are heard in the street
regarding the company. II Is saiu 'Hdt
the Canadian Pacific. the Grand Trunk
and the Great Northern are working 10
secure cont oil of tn, property, Dut the
best guess, according TO some well IN
formed people, is that the larger part Vi
the current buying Of the securities Is
for the account of present controlling
interests who wish 10 strengthen ther
ownership of the road. Ii Is possible
that in the future the Morgan interests
would be glad to make an Erie alliance
with the Hill roads which would give
lanes ]. Hill. the railroad wizard
through line from the Atlantic to the IA
cifc. The idea that the Canadian Pa
cific will get the Erie is silly. the Erie
stocks have been heavily bought for Ca
madam account, but there is not enough
Erie stock in the market to give Ca
madam Pacific the right to put the Erie
road in it's vest pocket. The Erie IS 100
valuable road TO permit the control
of it TO rest in the open market, says
The Wall Street Journal" and the Ca
madam Pacific, if it should get hold Of
if. would play havoc with some of the
American transcontinental companies.
II is worth noting that Erie is now earn
ing close to 3 per cent on its common
stock
Bank reserves at this centre, though
smaller than those reported at the open
ing of the year, are still large enough to
maintain easy rates for money. As the
banks. however, are losing steadily on
their operations with the Sub-Treasury
and on gold exports to South America.
, it is not unlikely that somewhat frmer
tendency soon will develop in the loan
market, especially as stock market spec
uaton and trade conditions throughout
the country are expanding. European
monetary conditions are far from salts
factory, and it is possible that New York
may lie called upon to ship gold to Lon
don. The coal strike in England is hurt
ing that countrys money and business
England is Sail country with a big
coal producing area, and suspension Of
work at the mines is much more fac
| tor in that nations industrial activities
than coal strike would be i'm the United
States.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-18

price held on March 9. The call for |-ihcii
56x56 and 27-inch J6x52 has been active ad-
,ances aggregating q quarter Of cent III
each case There was also good trading IN
gSio-inch 64x64. SIS yards to the pound, at
1916 cents a yard, and this is an advance
Of q quarter of cert above the quotdtloh
held on March O. ,,..,,o.-
The week has been characterized by sharp
advances, which have been met by buyers
i'm all cases The business put through III
satecnS and twills is encouraging. Con-
tracts have been made extending through
the summer months, and in some Instances
contract have been booked tor lOhstT
time. The curtailment among mills Is iasI
decreasing under the pressure oi hcd|S
demand for goods. -
Th, cotton yarn markets have been mos
eratc The raw cotton market reached lD.io
cents pound last week, the niShtSt IulS
wear Thomas Taylor. secretary OF inc f5Il
River Textile Council, the governing D1dy
of the textile unions, said yesterday thd'
the council has written to the cotton MANI
facturers' Association FOR an advance oI ID
ner cent to take effect on harch %. anu
the council has also requested reply 10
this letter on or before March 20. The week
closed with the demand strong ana prl'eH
materially advancing. ,,-.... %
The cloth quotations are as ioilo"s. a.
inch 6ix,l 25s cents basis; 2S-inch 6A6o 81.
cents basis: 27-inch. 64X6O I-l6 cents Zi-
inrh 56x56 2 cents; T-inCh j5XS2, l5-l6 cents
2sIL-inch 6ix64, 1916 cents; 39-inch tSX'2, o'2
a.. n
New-York tribune., 1912-03-18
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH
COMPANY.

No. 10 Dey Street.
New York, y. Y, February %, 1912.
TO the stockholders:
Notice is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders OF the American
Telephone and Telegraph Company will be
held at the principal Office Of the Company,
No 10 Dey Street Borough OF Manhattan CITY
of New York y. Y, on Tuesday, the twenty
sixth day OF March. 1912 at l. o CLOCK hooh'
for the following purposes -, MI,
TO elect Directors and Inspectors OF Elec-
tiOn for the ensuing year .
.. To transact such other business az may
properly come before the stockholders.
The transfer books Of the Company VIII be
closed from the 18th day Of March TO the 26th
day of March, 1912, both days included.
II is important that your stock be repre-
sented at this meeting, in order that the pres
encc OF a quorum may he ensured.
Enclosed herewith will be found form OF
proxy running to Henry s. Howe, Moses Will
iams John I. Waterbury and William r.
Driver. which. il you cannot be present In per-
son. YOU are requested 20 sign and forward 10
William e. Driver, Treasurer, l25 MIX street,
Boston. Massachusetts. 4 blank space Is left
in the proxy for other attorneys II desired In
stead Of the above named.
CHARLES EUSTIS HUBBARD Secretary
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN COMPANY.
Notice Is hereby given that a Meeting OF the
Stockholders Of MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
COMPANY will be held at the office of Frank X.
Stvrgs ESQ, President OF the Company, NO. 80
Broad street, Borough Of Manhattan, city,
county and State Of New York. on the 2oth day
of March 1912, al 8 o'clock In the afternoon, Tor
the purpose Of voting upon proposition mat
said corporation be forthwith dissolved, and OF
transacting such other business es may be incl
dental 10 the foregoing, OF as may properly come
before the meeting.
Dated March 4th. 1912
F. K. STURGIs, President
JAMES C. YOUNG, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-18
THE PRINT CLOTH MARKET
Sales Largest for Week in Eighteen
Months-Prices Advance.

Fall River, Mass. March II (SpeciaD -
The New England cloth markets showed
much activity during the week. and the
sales are estimated between 1000 ami
S75, 900 pieces the highest total In more than
eighteen months. Buyers were anxious TO
obtain goods, they being Influenced to Ger
tain extent by present conditions existing
in this city, growing out OF the refusal OF
the textile unions to accept the voluntary
offer of per cent increase made by tho
Cotton Manufacturers Association.
The d, mand for 27-inch 6ix6O, 80 yard 5
to the pound, vas very keen, and large
sales have been made for forward delivery.
some at 3Ss cents and some at 7-16 cents
a yard. This quotation represents an ad-
vance Of five-sxtoenths of cent over the
New-York tribune., 1912-03-18
American EOOlsn Company
Fifty.SsCund QuNtsrIy Dividend

Notice is hereby given that the regular quar-
terly dividend OF one and Three Quarters Per
Cent d&e6) on the Preferred Capital Stock Of
the American Wooden Company OF record
March %. 1912 will be paid on the 18th day
OF April, 1912.
Transfer books for Preferred Stock will be
closed at the close Of business March 25. 1912.
and will be reopened April .. 1912.
Checks will be mailed by the Guaranty Trust
60. OF New York
WM II. DWELLY. JR., Treasurer
Boston, Mass. March Is. 1912.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-18
HS&RY |. G0HERTY.
TO THE HOLDERS OF BONDS OF THE
MERCHANTS COAL COMPANY or
PENNSYLVANIA DATED April g. 1870.
GO Wall ST., New York.

There viii be accumulated in the sinking
fund tho sum of seven Thousand Niu" Hun
dred Fifty eight Dollars and twenty-five cents
tST.95S ~ Oners Of bonds TO be purchased
aud retired with the same. as of April l. lHl-,
ar" requested al the Office or tho company 3ij
Fourth Avenue, Pittsburgh. Pa.
MERCHANTS GOAL COMPANY or PENN
ENI.NANIA.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-18

CHICAGO & ALTON.
1912. 1911. 1910.
Is, vk. in Mar S2s5 $40 s246.G96 -
July I-Mar Z. iO,3es. .457 10 223JO3 -
TOLEDO. ST LOUIS & WESTERN.
Is, wk in Mar sTo.377 ts4e36 -
july MAR. T.. 2727,246 2.6O4, 22s -
TWIN CITY LINES
Ist wk In Mar tlfs,4S0 si4O.sTS
July I Mar. Z. l.3s6.0l2 l,3ls.ss9
New-York tribune., 1912-03-18
TuE UNION BAG AND PAPER co

send Quarterly Dividend.
dividend OF IL on the preferred stock OF
The Union Bag ana Paper Company has this
DAY been declared, payable April 10. 1917, 10
stockholders OF record at the close OF business
on March 10 1912. Stock transfer books Will
close at the close Of business March 49, 1917,
and will be reopened at the opening or ousl-
ness April 10. 1912.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-18
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

OF OF all
prices Of a
and
New-York tribune., 1912-03-18

SUNDAYS NEW.YoRk TRiso"-
Mailed anywhere in the unIse0
for 81 so a year.
New-York tribune., 1912-03-18
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

TX dividend. TEX so per cent dividend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1912-10-17
AFTER HORACE FOGEL.
National League Magnates May Dis
cipline Phillies' President

NEW YORK. October 1.-THE mag
mates of the National League gathered in
New York city today for a special meet
Ing. called by President Thomas J Lynch,
to consider the charges said to have been
made by President Horace Fogel Of the
Philadelphia club rejecting on the fair
ness OF the National League umpires and
'ntimating that certain members Of the
staff had favored the Giants to the detri-
ment OF the other clubs on the circuit.
President Lynch considered the alleged
charges as reflection on him, and in
Boston was reported as say ng that If the
league did not take action in the matter
he would resign.
In answer to Lynch's demand for an
investigation Fogel recently sad: Il
made no direct charges. l simply eX-
pressed an opinion. If Lynch can con-
strue my assertion that New York got
the best of the umpircs' decisions during
the last two years into some horrible
charge, well and good. but he can't
change my opinion"