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Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15
Current Comment.

The result Of the daring ayiator's
career Is fortune or funeral
Washington Star.
THE "map higher up" generally
seems TO be so high pp that the law
cannot reach him.-PittsbuFg Post
A ST. Louis Judge says he finds news.
paper men as honest as lawyers. These
judges can be pretty mean sometimes.
Exchange.
Whatever fluctuations we may suffer
In climate aud weather. we may be
sure that their effect on the price OF
beef will always be the same.-Sew
York Post.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15
nIu Public sale.

Friday February 20 at the Mcbride
n Galbralth ranch one mile north and
enc mile west OF Falks Store Mes.
srs Mcbride & Galbralth will dis.
pose OF all their stock and farm
implements. The sale will start at
ten o'clock sharp and free lunch and
hot coffee will DO served at noon.
A large number OF fine horses. some
good mich COWS and registered
sheep will be sold In addition to
the usual ranch implements Hav-
ing sold their ranch they announce
the goods must be sold soc the
big bills for particulars. Col Jas.
Barnard will cry the sale.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15
Get Ready for Rose Day.

Give your order for roses this
week 10 Madam Albert, Seawell,
stoufer or Muller. Two year old
rose bushes at zoe each. Choose
your varieties or the committee will
assist you II you tell them the
colors you desire. Order now and
the money will be collected later.
The roses are for your own garden.
We are all working for the City
Beautiful.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15
English EtchingS.

A peer may slt with his head covered
In court of law
There are over 10000 diaries In I.or
don and suburbs.
The English postoGice makes $4,000
n year on postal orders that are not re
Ieemed
The new dock which the port OF Lon
don Is about to make will cost between
SIO.OOOOOO and $l5.OOO.00O, will PRO
vide for over million tons Of shin
ping and will be completed within five
years.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15
SUNDAY AT THE NJ. E. CHURCH.

Mr.. Herwig Superintendent of the
Anti-Saloon League for Idaho will
speak in the morning at IL.
THE CALL TO THE CHRIST
IAN MANHOOD OF AMERICA"
VIII be the pastors subject for the
evening at 1880. Special music. An
invitation to the men, boys, moth
ers, wives and daughters, is extend
ed by the men of the Church and
pastor. Come. A special invitation
to strangers. /,
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15
NOTICE.

The regular meeting OF the Assoc
lated Charities will be held in the
Y, NJ. c. A. building Monday. Feb.
10. at 2 p. m. Every member should
make an effort to be present.
Jas. w. Morley, Secy.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

For Sale-Choice four year old
trees of good varieties that have
never been transplanted Phone c.
r.. Dibble, Payette, Idaho. 7t2
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15
SOCIETY NEWS

Quite the prcttiesl and thoroughly
ealoyabls affair Of tho winter am NIX
the yoanEer Get was tho valentine
party given By Mlaa Jesse Iirundage
Friday evening 70 twenty OF her
yoanK friends Tho rooms were
made pretty b. bouquets q oarna.
items everywhere Partners were
chosen By matching dainty paper
caps and bags Heart valentines de-
cpratod The walls and we're suspend
"a from the oleetroliefs, by means
~ these your fate vas foretold and
thea came games and a two course
luncheon followed BY dancing and
the gracs and dignity with which
the two step. waltz and Virginia
Reel weFe executed was worthy
high school graduate. Thoas pres
snt wera Misses n. Satoris. r. WI.
barn. n Chaplin. p Ilillerman. B.
Faios. X Moan. V. Walker. H. Az.
era and Masters n. cump. G. short.
II. Crouch. r. Faher. G. Coates. r..
White. G. Banks. r. Thornton.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

Wanted to rent or buy--Iucubator
and broOder.
Wanted to buy or exchange Two
ganders, must be good ones.
For Sale-Pure brOd. Polouso geese
For Sale-Pure bred. white Pekiu
ducks and brakes.
ar Box 597. Psystts. Ida
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15
BIG REDUCTION rs
MADE IN FREIGHT RATES

New tariffs have been received
at tho local o, s. l.. freight office
which very materially reduce the
rates on class freight between Port
land. Spokane and Payette. Tho new
tariff takes effect March LIST and
the rates then will be changed as
follows.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

Mr. and Mrs. Walter Davis and
Mr. asd Mrs.. James W. Morley were
hoets sud h0slessos u a party given
the esenins Of February stb. Tho
Davis home was deliberately d.eorat
"a for ths occasion. the rooms DO.
iax feslooned Ia yellow and white.
the color Nchemc The guests were
keet basy throughout the evening
Wits entertainment Witch displayed
mach orlxinaiiiy A delightful three.
course iunehsou was served. tho
first coarse being fruif coup and
s4lted waters The second course
consisted ~ salad. cheese balls.
pressed chicken. sandwiches and
Gives The Third course was stun
"a dates. Charlotte Russo and cot
fee hefprc the guests departed
aasi vAa sung by Miss Hazel Rel.
y ana Miss Rachel Thurston. a solo
~ Ailsa Reilly and By Mr.. Paul
BFainard a plane solo ~ Mrs Dav-
IL and a. male quartet Initiating the
BAD pipcs b. MsssFs Davis. nrair.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

For Saie-Eggs for Matching from
pure bred White Wyandottes choice
winter layers. 81 per fifteen. R. J..
Rowse. ITS
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

Jay Casey returned Tuesday OF
this week from a visit with his
daughter in Long Valley and on We'd
nesday left for Pendleton where
he will make his future home.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

The rate on car load shipments
Is also proportiouately reduced.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

Money on first mortgages. on good
farm property. Bowen and Riebeling
Thurstou Building. Payetto. Ida. 7u
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

A no " thkiuiHsttl hAiih thtk ~ tAt
home OF Miss Maudo white. Febru'
AIRY Sth After the luncheon. served
By the hoatesses. Maudo white,
Kathleen shelton. Ruth Maulo and
Mrs. Bralnard. the study OF tho ey-
enlng was taken up. After the
song. America. prayer was Of
fered by Beryl Downs and the scrip
ture lesson was read by Mable Benz.
or. The lesson was. The Nation.
al Awakening Especially did II
dwell on the verltablo renaissance
now coming 70 India. Great Brit.
ain Is trying hard to satisfy India
but India maEt and viii have lnde-
pendence In time. Those present
were Maude Hutchinson. Mablo Benz
or. Marjorie Luck. Edith hIcClana.
han. Ada shilaon. Ruth Konward.
Edith White. May Hutchinson. Maude
white Ruth Maule. Kathleen Stol-
ton Helen Drlscoll. Edith Thomson.
Aldula Gregory. Florence White.
Florence Gregory. Hazel Berry. Haz-
d Reilly. Gladys Wilcox. Crete VIII
cox. noryl Downs. Beatrice Blakos.
". Faye I.aucr. Mrs. white. Mrs.
White. Mrs, Morley. Mrs Orr
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

Mr. and Mrs. w NJ. Coughanour
~ North Powder. have been the hon.
cred suest At many functions during
the past week. Mr. aud Mrs. Clif.
ford Daxs entertaining at dinner
Saturday eYenius. Mr. aud Mrs J.,
tAaar Monday dinner. Mr. and Mrs,
" A coushanour dinner Sunday
and Mrs. scott nrundaKe entertain.
ina At four tables o. 500 Wednesday
evening These making the score
were Mrs, Lauer. Mrs soule. Mr..
Peace and Mr. Thurston. After 70.
frvshmonts dancing vas enjoyed
rhose present wore Mesars aud Mes.
esmts W ~ couxhanoar. &. Pence.
" Gilmore. I. ssawoou. J. fauer.
e l. Peterson. l.. souie and Miss
yenablo and SIR l. Thurston.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

ard Blakosiy, and Morley Tho Miss
% Aidula and Florence Gregory as
sisted 10 serving. The guests OF the
evening wero Misses Maude Aidrlch,
Nellie Miller. Marjorie Luck. Edith
Mechanism. Beatrice Blakesiy. Es-
tolle Moody. Ada shils0n. Rachel
Tharston. Rumbaugh. Edith Thorn
son. Cutler. Hazel Reilly. Ivy Cur
rim, Mrs. Davis and Mrs. Morley
and Mossrs Paul BrainaFd, Nelson.
Edwards, stanton. Shaw, Hargroye,
Osborne. Blakesly. strauss. Grant,
Sothman. Morley and Davis.
Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1912-02-15

Mrs L, 8. souio delightfully."- en-
ierfaiHod the Bridge Club wednes
day afternoon. Mrs Bartlett and
Mrn Salisbury making the score. The
lasitei guests we're Mrs. Settle.
slrs Dunn and Miss Blgelow The
club Aaloarnel untIl after Lent.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-23
NEW YORK DULL
TO HETTY GREEN
SHE LEAVES CITY TO GO BACH
TO HER $40 FLAT IN
HOBOKEN.

NEW YORK, March 22.-L.onging
for the friendship OF old nei. tipors
has drawn Mrs. netty Green, richest
woman In America. back to the quiet
little hat In Hoboken from the splen-
did brownstone mansion in East
Ninetieth street. where she as been
living with her son, Col. Edward II.
r. Green.
The explanation given by Col
onel Green today was.
Mother never wanted to live in
the city. l got her to come with
me in the uptown house last August
and at first she seemed happy and
contented. But she soon grew lone
some for the old friends In Hoboken
and all this winter she has been look
ing forward to the first days OF
spring with the view OF going back.
There is nothing In New York
life to interest my mother. She pre-
fers the simplicity Of her apartments
and loves to have tbs oid neighpors
around in the evening to sit and chat
in the good ofd-fashioned way"
Mrs Green's Hoboken home Is l.
$40 fiat in which she entertains her
old neighbors at tea two or three
times week and in the evening Is
either receiving callers or visiting at
neighboring homes.
- In New York her life was terribly
dun. She never cared for the the
alter nor would she ever invade 60
eiety circles.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-23
SUGAR TRUST SUIT
IS NEARING CLOSE
PROSECUTION RESTS AND pE.
TENSE MAY FINISH TEST.
MoNY NEXT WEEK

NEW YORK. March 22.-The gov
eminent rested It's case TO-DAY In its
prosecution OF the big Sugar Trust
magnates. The defense will begin It's
presentation Monday afternoon.
Exactly ten days have been con-
stunned by United States Attorney Wise
In laying tho governments case be.
fore Judge Hand and jury in the
criminal branch of the United States
testimony consists mainly Of docu-
mentary evidence obtained from the
files of the Sugar Trust and Of per
sons alleged to have conspired with
John Il. Parsons. Washington b.
Thomas. Arthur Bonner and George
II. Frazier to restrain Interstate trade
and commerce ky secretly getting
control OF the Pennsylvania Refinery
Company's new plant in Philadelphia
through loan OF S1,25o,0o0 to Adolph
Segai. its founder.
the prosecution and defense today
which. 1t IL believed. will make It
possible to bring the case TO q close
next week. The basis IT tflt6 agree
ment IL that the counsel for the trust
will not. A. they have threatened to
do. insist upon putting In evidence the
circumstances surrounding the alb
sorption OF thirty or moro rival re-
fineries by tho Sugar Trust
II II thought the government lost
one OF its main props by Judge Hand
ruling against the admission OF evil
dence offered by the prosecution to
show that the trust continued to re-
straan trsdA by holding. Ito control OF
the Philadelphia refinery after the
Scxal concern had been placed in the
hands OF a receiver.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-23
CONVICT N ROLE
Of EN0CH ARDEN
BREAKS HIS PAROLE ONLY TO
FIND HIS WIFE LOVES
ANOTHER.
NOW MUST GO BACK
SAYS HE PLEADED GUILTY To
THEFT ~ ORDER TO SAVE
WOMAN AND SERVED
THREE YEARS.
NOW MUST GO BACK

NEW YORK, March 22.--The old.
old story OF man lost to his wife
and frienus and the wife becoming
the beloved OF another. came to i1Ght
today when Francis Iuliey, contact
NO. o2c6. surrendered TO the police.
He Is bite ragaInst the world tor
he imagined during his many dreary
years In the Eastern Pen at Phiia-
oelpnia that the bliss of the past
would again appear when - saw his
wife. Ins.ead, he found her the happy
companion of another man. And
then--like Enoch Arden--h~ turned
his face.
Tully told the rolice that he had
been a clerk in the employ of the
standard OIL Company In Phiiadel-
phla. and lived happy with his wife
until one day three ars ago the
loi,ce entered mis- house in search
of stolen properly. she confessed to
him that she had been tn eff.
Must 60 back to Prison.
ITO save my WIFE said fully Il
pleaded guilty to the theft and was
sentenced to six years in the pen.
served uptil few DAYS ago. when
quirements OF my freedom was that
remain in Pennsyisania. l haze
broken my parole and so / must re-
turn to prison and serve the re-
maindcr of the sentence.
why did / break my parole? 1t
was because | ascertained that my
wife was here in New York. ! came
and learned that another man had
won her heart. telling he that my
sentence TO PRISON was similar to the
granting OF divorce.
No Place in Her Heart.
II no longer haze place in her
heart This Is why ] want to return
to prison. / saved her from prison
but that was yesterday"
Tully will b. turned over to Phila-
deIphia detectives tomorrow.
The woman. now Mrs. Dotty Frank,
Is living at we'll known hotel here.
She was out today. She Is described
as a handsome brunette. small OF
stature and refined and retiring
manner.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-23
MAI. WERNER NOW
KNOWS OF CRIME
INFORMED OF TIE
CARROLL COUNTY AFFAIR
AND ISSUES BULLETIN.

Richmond police -denartment- has
been oficialiy notified o. the Carroll
county tragedy, and on yesterday
Major Werner Issued bulletin de-
scribing the men wanted and men,
tioning the amount Of reward offered
for the arrest OF each OF them:
Sidna Allen. forty-slx years, Ave
feet nine. 155 nounds light brown
hair, mixed with grey. blue eyes. long
Ratchet face. long nose. sailow COM
plexion, smooth shaven. prominent
teeth, one upper front crowned with
gold. gold Milling In tooth next to
gold crowned one. large mouth. thin
lips left handed. shot through the
left arm. supposed to have wound -
left side. Has small feet $1,000
reward.
Claude Allen. son of Floyd Allen,
twenty-five years. 100 mounds =
feet. black hair. ends sN~ht'-- curly.
smooth face. dark complexion. grey
blush eyes, good teeth, long black
eyebrows, large round face. promi.
nent cheek bones. good looking, fea-
lures slightly rough.
Freel Allen. son Of Jack Allen.
eighteen years. Ave feet seven. $50
to 1875 pounds. slender bYiit, light
hair. blue eyes. fair com~Iexion. regu-
lar features, clean ar aven. $500 re-
ward.
Wesley Edwards. nephew of Floyd
and SidnA Alien, invent wears old.
Ave feet seven inches. i6e to ITO
stocky build. dark hair.
slightly curled. grey ewes. dark COM
plexion, smooth shavcn. Had and
dangerous man. $500 reward.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-23
FUNERAL RITES
At ARLINGTON
PONIES OF MAINE HEROES
LAID AWAY FOR
4@t
EVER

WASHINGTON. March c2.--The
ofn, ID, program for the memorial ser
vice for the men of the hattieship
Maine, who lost their lives In the
explosion of the ship, was completed
by the Navy Department today.
Addresses will be made by Presi-
dent Taft and Father Chadwick. who
was chaplain Of the Maine. Religious
services will be conducted by Chap
lain Baya-d, L. S. y.
The remains OF the men recently
recovered from the wreck Of the
Maine will be taken from the navy
yard at / o'clock tomorrow after
noon and arrive at the south front of
the State. War and Navy building at
about o'clock. An army battery
stationed near the Washington monu-
ment will fire. twenty-one guns at
minute intervals. the first gun to be
fired at the conclusion of the ser
vices. and as the march of the funeral
procession to Arlington Cemetery be-
gins
The funeral procession will be an
Imposing one. starting at the con.lu-
sion OF the services about 3:15 o'clock
under the command Of Rear Admiral
Fiske At the cemetery services Will
be conducted by Chaplain Baya-d.
Father Chadwick and the Spanish war
veterans. The marines will fire three
voileys over the graves. and an army
battery will fire a salute Of twenty
one guns at the conclusion of the
services.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-23
NO v|CE-PRES|DEMT
OR SENATE NEEDED
IF LTNDBERGH RESOLUTION Is
ADOPTED THEY WILD
HAVE TO GO.

WASHINGTON. March 2..-Repre-
sentative Lindbergh. Minnesota In
surEent Republican. has prepared a
resolution providing that the United
States Senate and the once Of vice.
president shall be abolished.
That the House Of Representatives
shall consist Of only ais members,
with no upper branch OF Congress
A committee ut large. composed OF
fifteen members to be elected by all
the States, will have veto power over
legislation passed By the House.
Only native born Americans NAV
be elected to this committee at laree
and IN the event Of death or disability
OF the President the chairman Of the
committee shall succeed TO the presi-
dency.
The principle OF the recall ID em-
bodied In the Lindbergh resolution.
which WITH provide that any member
o, the House or the committee At
iarg,. may be recalled by hts con-
sfitucncy. Tho resolution will be tn
PRODUCED next week.. 's9N.s+> $50 +.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-23
POWERS PROTEST
LOAN To CHINA

WASHINGTON, March 2z.-with
the American armored cruiser feet
nearing the Orient where II can
strike the Orient NJ q moments notice.
the United States. Great Britain and
Germany. acting In concert, today.
made vigorous and formal protest
agntnSt the Russian Belgian loan to
China on the hypothecation OF tho
KaIgan railroad. This In the initial
active step by the powers against the
partition OF China as proposed by Ruiz
eta and Japan. and II WAS not taken
until they were In position to en-
force It at the cannon's mouth.
Through tho kaigan loan. Russia
aimed to obtain a vice-like grip on
the province Of Mongolia which she
n determined to slice away from
China and appropriate tn herself.
The Chinese foreign officers had
been advised by the three powers OF
Russia'a plan. and warned to cooper
ate IN defeating II. Pointing out to
Japan her folly In cooperating with
NuegtA which plans to use the Mikado
9ulian chestnut Of tho fire. the powers
have placed before her minister In
Rekin uumistakable evidence OF the
Cars perf.dy even In the face of
recent secret Russo-Japanese pact.
The Kai&an railroad which Russia
10 grab not only commands the trade
az Mongolia. but invades tho sacred
precincts Of Japan In Manchuria as
val, 20 stated was the Japanese min
listers by such an unexpected sus-
ntcjon he left the post, and went to
TOXIC TO lay II before his imperial
master.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-23
UNCLE MAY HAVE
GIL. ED ARREST

Continued from First pa9e.)
nue. officers In running the gang q
earth. The detecti. es think the COVE
eminent will give them help II need
ed.
Defense Lawyer Talks
I'VE do not think the Aliens plan-
ned the shooting beforehand. but
rather that both they and tho Of
ficers were keyed up the highest
pitch, and that Floyd Alien'a dectara-
ton was the spark that set the pow
der ablaze." said r. II. Wills. hers
today. Mr.. Willis Is OF the law arm
Of Hairston. Willis e. Hairzton. of
Roanoke, who will defend the threo.
members OF the gang In Jail at Roaa-
oke.
we do not believe Victor AlIen
was guilty of anything at ALL" Mr..
Willis said. at is certain to us that
he took no part in the shooting and
the statement Of his father, Floyd
Allen. bears this out.
line reason l am here today 10 u
see how sentiment goes and u :
change of venue will be necessary. In
tn case OF Victor. We know that eenti-
ment is with him. People do not
think he participated In the shooting.
and he will get a fair trial, bocAuno
not say IL we ask change OF venue
In the case OF the other two menI
We represent
Trial to Start April 18th.
Floyd Lamdreth. one OF the thrp0I
prosecuting attorneys. who last niG1ttg
held a conference In Pulaski, conflrtwa
ed today the printed report that W
special term will be called April 18th
ior trial Of murders. Several -
dictments will be brought accordin
to Mr.. Lamdreth, at the special tarryJ.
called for Wednesday night. but ~
cases will then be tried. This moano
that the cases against Sidna -
Bernard Allen. for interfering witIE
officers for which Floyd Allen Wad
convicted. will not be called. ssssss
"nen. court recon, enes here Tue
day, attorneys for the Alters aaas d
BIRD Marion. In Jail at Roanok1g
Will ask for dismissal Of the attacl
ment served against their properly ~
few days ago.
Denies Taking Part.
To Tom L. Felts. detective chief. -
newspaper men tonight. Sidney E
wards. who was put in jal vuG1n M
Gay. declares he took TO part Ia
snoof1hE here week ago. He &4Ss
MED handing Sidna Allen q loadSH
- olve- afte- the latter cap.e No.
l'eAter load as ne retreated. sAss|
Il did not have a gum" young No.
wards said. and had Just gone I y
the door when saw Uncle TI0x u
jump up. / did not sec him 1as1S8s
and do not know who shot nYSe Ia
think the first bullet came from. nAoEa
Dexter Goads desk. bu I Am aQ&a
sure A.. soon ~ they began w 81
shoot ! ran down the courthou6Ns&
steps with the others and stood ~ d
the corner until 1t was all over. HSsS
Il did not go ar~where DID, q
Uncle Sidna. I watched him ana GS II
ter Goad shoot at each other. n +
went and got my horse and caxS54H&
my mother home. l a. not hNlJSG +
Uncle Floyd and Uncle stA~A p1Aad
the shooting. II they did they H1 !
not tell me anything about Il of Il
ed at home until Sunday whNI
went visiting. did not 70 bacE S
cause heard the .>nsse was l0dJs
for me and would shoot me. !
not have pistol. N 32
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-03-23
SUBSIDIARIES TO
FALL INTO LINE
CURB ASSOCIATION CALLS rTpox
STANDARD OIL FOLKS TO
COME ACROSS.

NEW YORK, March c2.-The New
Aokk curb Market Association ia
peeveo At the refusal OF several for
n.eI suoesdiAries OF the American 80.
Uecco company and Standard on
@oMpany. or New JERSEY TO comply
win tts requirements
Announcement was made h.. t,n
association tonight that bertnntne
tomorrow. Quotations would be dis
cont'nued in all Standard OH snh-
sioiaries. so-called, excepting the
oAnoaro OH Company, OF New Ter
sey the Standard OH COMPANY of
CaNiornia. the Anglo American OH
.sp -. of london. and the Ma
80 transit Company. of Oh City.
Quotations will also be discon.
tinued on stocks OF the Coniey- Fell
company. the johnson Tinfoil Cam
pany, ]. 3. Young Company. Mean.
crews and Forbes COMPANY and fra
pany. '
Il was announced tina. the British
Ameucan Tobacco COMPANY will be
te1nsed quotatioH Kstt does not By
April lot. moot the association's re-
Qutrements, including the opening OF
transfer ONCE here.
This action on the part Of the
association resulted in severe crfti-
cism OF its method 4 some GUAR.
tiers today OWING to the fact that sew
erl companies. notably the STANDARD
on Company Of New Jerse-- and the
American Tobacco Company. az moi
make reports Of earnings 70 the as-
sociation. - demanded In the case
Of those compAnieo Whose stocks have
rust been refused nuotation.
In explaining this peculiar fact r.
leonard. Jr.. secretary Of tho New