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Force Intended,

There is the schedule Of the primar-
les for the first battle. And when the
time comes the Rooscveltians mean to
force the lighting.
The battle, If il comes. will start even
before the election of a temporary chair
mai is attempted. Tt will be over the
makeup of the convention.
Colonel Roosevelts demand is this:
That the delegates against whom his
forces have decided there Is a real con-
test shall not be given seats In the con-
vention. lie contends that they shall
not have voice In the election of the
temporary organization and that the
states they represent shall not have
members on the credentials committee.
Those delegates number seventy eight.
which is TO say that ont Of the 354 con-
tested seats in addition 10 the nineteen
Roosevelt delegates seated seventy -eiyht
others were steam rolled by the national
committee
II the colonel can throw out those
seventy eight Taft men he will control
the convention and the credentials COM
mittee. He will be able TO defeat Root
for temporary chairman. place his own
men on the permanent roll and nominate
himself without boiling.
And that Is what he means TO do II
force can accomplish his purpose
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Borah Opposed to Rough Work.

II is but fair to Senator Borah TO state
that he is opposed In that programme.
lie advised against Ii in the Roosevelt
council Of war tonight.
Victor Rosewater is TO be important
only as the chairman-now-of the ma :
tional committee. He will give the or
ders for the Taft forces. bur he will
not try to enforce them. bigger, and,
in any physical contest, a better man,
IL 10 be on the job for that particular
purpose.
Roscwater. by custom, is TO call the
convention 20 order and be in command
until temporary chairman is chosen
But he is to be only the vocal chair
man: the real acting chairman is to be
Herman T. Schuettler, assistant chief
Of police Of Chicago.
II VIII not be from Rosewater but
from Schuettler that Borah Will have
10 snatch the gavcL And Schuettler, be
IL understood. was the hero Of tho Hay
market riot. He is six feet and seven
Inches tall and weighs $50 pounds in
fighting condition.
Schuettler will have a. his back and
around him 100 picked plain clothes men.
AT the doors there will he five hundred
uniformed men listening for his whistle,
And aiding and abetting will be force
Of assistant sergeants- s-at-arms so big
that all hands are ashs med TO mention
the number.
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District a New One.

The congressional district is a new
district. but the election was held
under the law in the old precincts,
IT happens that the new district line
precincts. in which 1858 Roosevelt
votes were cast. In these precincts
the three Roosevelt candidates for
delegates who resided In the district
received 10l votes and the three Taft
candidates received $50, $50 and SIS
votes, respectively.
The registrar OF voters. in making
up his first returns to the secretary
Of state, arbitrarily divided the votes
IN these border precincts between tho
secretary OF state, mistakenly sup
posing the returns TO represent the
ascertained vote In the two districts,
issued certified statement that the
oeived majorities averaging about 30
In the fourth district. Both officials
subsequently discovered their mis-
take and rescinded their certificates
sented TO the national committee.
showing that II was impossible to
determine which candidate received
the most votes within the boundaries
OF the Fourth district. The whole
city OF San Francisco, comprising the
Fourth and Fifth districts. tho
Roosevelt candidates received votes
averaging 2l.5oo and the Taft candi-
oates votes averaging 1880
Setting aside the law Of California,
the national committee arbitrarily
chose two OF the three Roosevelt
delegates who lived IN their district
and unseated them. and as arbitrar-
ily chose two OF the three Taft can
didates who resided in the district.
and seated them. II will be seen that
the decision was based on neither
law nor fact. since II was in direct
reputation Of the law and had no
facts other than guess work as 10
to the two Individuals
Says Contests Law.
1t will be seen that the contest was
not against the election of those
delegates, which was undened. hut
against the law itself and the right
OF the state TO pass It.
The law passed the state legIsla-
ture by unanimous vote Of both
houses 1t was accepted by all
parties and factions. All candI~
al the votes were cast under 1t. No
attempt was made by the Taft fac
tlon To conduct Il primary In any
other manner. and no protest was
made against the law In fact. the
law was expressly accepted. In writ
Ing. by the Taft organization and by
president TAFT personally, To repu-
their part. They should not have
submitted their case TO the election
results. W
The law itself was the result of
the deliberate Judgment of the legis-
lature and the people OF California
II was their opinion that since the
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Refuses to Give Plan.

AS to the plans for the contest am
not at liberty 10 speak, replied the gov
ernor: "but everything after the prayer
VIII he fought over"
How do you think the convention
stands for the ballotIng?''
There Is no man in Chicago tonight
who knows that put In Francis j.
lieney, who was with the governor
That's Just about the situation" as
sented Johnson. mo man can say how
the convention stands between Roosevelt
and Taft OF between the progressives and
the conservatives. Tomorrow we will
get test. Until then all is guess work
and uncertainty"
Never Lissner chairman OF the Re-
publican state central committee and the
new national committeeman from the
state. was very busy today In circulat-
ing protest against the action OF the
national committee in seating so MANY
Taft delegates and unseatine so MANI
Roosevelt men. Finally, he issued the
following denunciation. signed as repre-
eentPd:
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the fighting" vas the reply. spoken re-
luctanty and regretfully. as If the apex
OF the scrapping wedge was the position
In. which the governor longed to he.
emo. ] don't know that We Will lead the
fight, but you can say that we will fight
for our rights from the start to the END.
We will have our twenty-siX votes solidly
counted
:"Then will Ala bama lead off in the
Roosevelt firing" | inquired, trying to
get the plan OF battle agreed upon.
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Question at Issue

This law was approVea,
ment ,t1 oi the people OF CaMs
what they regaroeda co, Il II
However, the question H.
dslspates agree with 70. 4
o. California and Of tns M
y. o.,,,ci, have similar laws
cr these questions shI,, saas 4
tbe states. in their sSsf
national COMMITTEES ID ~"
tion calls. ,,hsrs -
unless the laws OF ,sis s or
prevail, II is imposs.,oo,ion, d
to 10 be put into opera.slIIs%
primafty ar tbs Republican nis
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else the American, ,,pst psVio 10
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patton In tine oe.st osrty
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CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Commission houses on the Consolidated
Exchange handled heavy odd lot business
IN the specialties, the trading in such stocks
as American Can, American Ice, Colorado
Fuel and Rock Island common being one
Of the features Of the day. The list was
broad one embracing sxty-four stocks
Majority professional opinion favored a re-
action and stocks were offered freely at
times by the room element. Reports that
the monthly tonnage statement Of the
United States Steel Corporation, scheduled
for Wednesday. would show falling off in
the total OF untitled orders melted some
selling. Exceptional strength was dis
played by Lehigh Valley, with commission
houses handling large business in that
gScck. Operators holding bulish views as
serted st the end OF the day that the mar
let had acted well in the face Of a large
volume OF realizing. which II had to take
and digest Detailed operations follow:
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To all Holders OF
Convertible Four Per Cent. t4T)
Redeemable Gold Bonds OF
b. Nenern Union Telegraph Compan


Notice is hereby given TO all holders Of tbs
convertible four per cent t4T) redeemaol7
,oid bonds OF The Western Union Telegraph
Company Issued under and pursuant TO and
secured by the trust agreement made by SAID
The western Union Telegraph Company, WITH
the Bowling Green Trust Company as Trustee
dated November 26th. 1906. that The WESTERN
Union Telegraph Company, b. action duly hadi
BY its board OF directors has declared us in
tention 70 and Will pay of, cancel and redeem
the whole amount OF the bonds Issued uhder
and secured by said trust agreement pursuant
TO the power and authority so 10 90 coh'alheo
,barein: that the date fixed for said payment
and cancellation and redemption IS May nrss
IsD, 1872 upon or prior to when date ms
western Union Telegraph Company WIZ az
posit with the Equitable Trust Compar %
New York New York City, as successor
tee to the Bowling Green trust CoIilP.A'
named as trustee In said trust aGreeuAS.As
sufficient to pay the principal OF d! ~.
bonds. five per cent. (61cl premium -
and the interest accrued thereon 70 NAY u.s. nIss
(lst), 1922 that said Equitable Irus' In
pAny OF New YORK. on said date, ana thS' .
after as presented. VIII pay the pr'nCipuast, r,o
said bonds I'VE per cent. (ofo) pIg"i I1s
thereon, and the accrued interest 70 taiu Jaw
TO the holders OF said bonds respecuNely.
That said bonds will cease TO bear interrss
after May first (lst), 1912. and that IL IS ,ns
Intention n The western Union lslsst 80
Company upon making such deposit ahu ar,
said date. TO have sad trC:t asresn,S5nI u SeS
Novembc~ 2sth. 1905 cancelled ana olsch" kSN
by said trustee.
The Western Union Telegraph COMPANY
by Theo. ~ Vail
New York. January %. 1s,'.
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OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Renewed strength and activity was shown
I'm the market for outside securities. al
though in some instances a reactionary
tendency developed on what looked TO be
realizing. The Standard oil subsidiaries
were generally strong, especially the high
er priced stocks, New Jersey and New York
showing sharp advances on a revival OF
large rumOrs Of melon cutting" In the
near future Lehigh Valley Coal Sales.
after selling up to It's previous high mark,
reacted about points. British American
Tobacco ruled strong at the previous high
firm, but comparatively quiet. Tho silver
stocks were dull and about unchanged.
Porcupine issues ruled firm. Tonopah shares
were active but irregular In bonds United
States Steel Gary plant IS and National
Tube 6s were offered rather freely at sharp
recessions. Other bonds were unchanged.
Detailed ODeratiOnS follow.
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

THE MONEY MARKET.-Money on call
opened at 4 per cent; highest, I per cent;
lowest, per cent; closing, So per cent
ruling rate. per cent. Time money was
firmer. Rates, 31aG3% per cent for sixty
days, 3%d4 per cent for ninety days as we'll
as for four five and six months. Mercan-
tile paper was issued with some freedom,
meeting with a fair demand. Rates. 42rs
per cent for sixty and ninety days indorse-
ments; 4q4iz per cent for choice four and
six months single names; per cent for
others.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-Th foreign eX-
change market opened dun and a shade
easier partly on account Of tho continued
holidays in some European financial CEN
tres and the prospective Teadjustment 10
develop from the hardening monetary ten
denotes in New York. The market closed
Dull but was steadier IN tone. Final quota
items were: Demand sterling. 1855; cables,
4S72O34 $3.50: sixty day bills, 4.S3% short
francs, .5.lSs less Lei; short reichsmarks.
% plus 1-52
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Bankers posted rates follow:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE.-Bos par.
Chicago, 25c premium; New Orleans. com
nercial SOC discount, bank 81 premium; St.
Louis, 15c premium bid 25c premium asked
Minneapolis, 20c premium; Charleston, buy
ms par, selling LILO per cent premium; San
Francisco, sight &c, telegraph &c.
RANK CLEARINGS. - New York OK
changes s2O2.5l9O34, balances Sc, 229, $40; Bos-
ton, exchanges $90,l30629, balances $1,243. SIS:
Baltimore, exchanges $685., 459, balances
$29&S: Chicago, exchanges $i9,Q35,679. bal
ances S1,1s4964.
SILVER MARKET bar sill
Yer, 5S&ci Mexican silver dollars, 47c. Bar
silver in London closed at 27isd
MEXICAN EXCHANGE.-Mex ex-
change on New York is quoted at POLY.
SUB-TREASURY.-T Sub-Treasury was
p debtor at the Clearing House $685.
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INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following were the last actual sales
and tho closing quotations for stocks ID
which there were no transactions yesterday
on the New York Stock Exchange:
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IOndOuD
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RAILROAD EQUIPMENT BONDS AND
CAR TRUSTS.
(Maturing 1913 ~
FURNISHED by Swartwout & Appenzelar No Z"
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Name Maturity. Int veg,
All Coast Line y c. 1918 II. .....,. -
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Cent OF ca Ry 4i9-5 p c, l0l3-'1I... ~ -
Central r r Of y J c, 19l3'lI.. "a IA
Ches 4 Ohio c. 19i3-ll.......... - ~
chic a. Alton l-4Is-5 c, 1918 49,. >
chic q Il III AS p c. 1913 IL. - .
chic r | e. I Ry AS p c. 1913 IS - ~
Gin, II 6 u as p c, 1880. ....., 80
Del a Hud 40 c. 1922 ........,... "a 49,
Erie 4-iis-5 c, 1913 ........,,,. -
Hooking Valley Az p C. l9l3-'ls.., o
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Kansas c So ala p q. 1913 l5......'. ~
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Penn 3j5-i p (. 1913 'l7............. "
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Esvada.lItah Mines 8 Smsl!srs Curpora'Ioa
Modified Plan of Readjustment
Dated February 26, 1912.
IuPoRTANrT NOTICE.

A sufficient number 81 stockholders N our
,,,Svr,an, having Joined the Modified Plan %
reimbursement, notice il hereby given thai VS.
sngu proceed 20 act under and in sccordsncs
vith said Modified Plan We understand. Row
ever that a number OF stockholders have been
awaiting word as % the situation ana III otder
that these may have an opportunity 70 '9lh
he Modified Plan. tho time within which 10.
nosits OF stock. subscription agreements ana
CHEQUES for tho frst payment may be mans
with the Columbia Trust Company is heIsoY
attended 70 April 80. 1912. Subscription
Agreement that are mailed, with stock ana
cheques Tor the first payment 10 the Columnis
TRUST Germany on before April 30 l"l-:
viii be accepted irrespective Of the date OK
recent thereof bv the Trust COMPANY
We may add that the Stockholders commit
tee OF which the late Mr.. s. +. sullivan "as
chairman, has adopted our Modified Plan ana
recommends its acceptance by all stockholders.
April sth. 1912.
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BONDS.
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Quoted BY Boyer. Griswold q Co. No ~ Broad
S,av New York. and No. 200 East German
street. Baltimore)
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OFFICE NO. IS WILLIAM STREET,
Wednesday, April 10th; 1912. {,
at 1890 O'Clock, at the
EXCHANGE sALESROoM.
NOS. IA AND i6 VESEY STREET.
BY ORDER OF THE STANDARD TRUST co,
OF NEW YORK, As TRUSTEE
S275Ooo Tennessee Railway Co Isl Mtg. D. a
3O-year Cold Hds.
> 600 shs TeDues Railway Co
80 shs. Paint Rock Coal 60. OF New Jersey
All the right ute and interest. claim, and de-
mani therein OF the Hartman securites
Co. its SUCCESSORS ana assigns. and all
benefit or equity Of redemption therein on
thereto
BY ORDER or EXECUTORS & TRgsTEES
II shs. Lawyers Title Ins. Sc Trust Co.
3 shs Lawyers Advertising Co.
30 shs. American District Tel. Co., Bk!n.
50 sns FRANKLIN Trust Co.
= shs. Albeise Realty Co, Paterson. y. J.
. shs Lackawannl & Nontrose r. R..
1858 TT. Wayne * jackson X. X. common.
81 shs Valley Stream Development Co.
$500 Valley Stream Develop Co. p c. Colo
10 ,hs. Geo Geo IL Alexander & Co. Inc. pit.I
500 Crescent Athletic Club I'd Mtg ) p C. 3D..
1929.
1 share Delaware & Bound Brook r. r. Co
IL shs. Cleye., CHM, Chic. & ST. Louis r. r..
I shs. kan. city. FIT. Scott & Mem. Ry. lp ..
,hs. <. Y. Lack. & Western Ry Co.
Shs. Morris x Essex X. X. 20.
3 shs. Utica, Chen. n Susq. Valley r. r. Co.
shs. Western Union Telegraph Co, ...
shs. The American Tel. K Gable 20.
I shs. Chic, st. r., MINI. & Omaha Rway
shs. chic. & No Western R'way prsfd.
shs. Chic. No. Western Rwdy common.
share Int arDorough Met. Co. common, Y. 7. e.
shs PETERBOROUGH Met Co p. C. cum. pretds
shs delaware & Hudson Co
q shs Pullman Company
% shs Consolidated Gas Co. Of \. 7.
L. shs Union Pacific X. r. co preid.
$1,000 city OF New York 3's D. @ Water stodks
$1,000 CITY CITY of New York 81 p. c. Corporate
stock Nov. 1864
$1,000 City Of New York p. C. copora,r
Stock, May, 1859.
FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
2 shs. First Natl. Bank OF Brooklyn.
II 80 shq williamsburgh Trust Co Of Bklyn.
500 shs. Washington Herald Co. prefc.-
100 shs Trernley Point Corporation pretd.
30 shs East Linden Development Co. I,
5000 oklahoma Central Ry. LIST os. T. c etts.!
10 shs. New York Transfer GO.
40 shs. II. r. Worthington prefd.
10 shs. Continental Paper Bag co. pretd.
is4 shs. International Motor co. common.
55 shs. The American Bank Trust co. 81
Temple. Texas.
275 shs. Quaker Ridge Realty Co
10 chs National Lead Co. common.
l. 200 shs Central r. r. Of New Jersey
% shs Fidelity Bond & Mortgage Co
400 shs. American Designing & Reproducing Coz
l2 shs Louis Martins common Y. T. Q /
! ctfs Julius Larsen Todtojmaskiner Kobens
havn Denmark. 1000 Kr. each.
. $50 chs Iarsen Machines Co
40 shs Jas H. Durham & 90. lst prefd 4;
30 shs Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Co (oid
stOck)
2 900 shs STANDARD Finance Co. prefd.
S2J 600 STANDARD Finance Co. voucher ctr or
mtg in Indiana syndicate
$50 shs Pease e. Gilman pretd.
5000 Sutepec Electric Light G. Power Co iss
consld. p. c. Bds. 1888.
20 shs. central Park. North & East Rivsr r r.
Co.
Is shs Broadway Trust GO.
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Total sales for the day compared with 1870
shares for tho corresponding day in 1911
Total 70 April inclusive @6176 shares
cornared with 2SS73 shares FOR the period In 1911
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
ROsTON STOCKS

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LAND.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

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Broad street. New York, and No ~ Soulh
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BON DIS.
GOVERNMENT BONDS

SELLS cents per share. TODD lots. IT,. dividend
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STANDARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES.

QUOTED by Gilbert lott & Co., No "a Pms
street,
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NsW YORK BANK STOCKS.

FIX dividend. Tx 80 per cont dividend.
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'Ex dividend OF Nebraska and Standard VI
Of Indiana Vacuum righta
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PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.
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MUCH INTEREST in
DUNDEE-MORCAN GO
Match With Champion Kilbane
Depends on Result
Of Bout

NEW YORK. Dec. 16.--Unusual In
terest Is manifested In the battle be-
tween Johnny Dundee. the local feath-
erweight. and Eddie Morgan, the Eng
lish bantam, at the Forty-fourth-st.
Sporting club. Thursday night. inas-
much as match with Champion John
ny Kilbane. at Vernon, Cal, Feb. %,
will be secured by the winner. this
bout Is considered by many to be the
most important booked here for this
week. Dundee Is slight fayorite
among local ringside fans.
CLEVELAND, o.. Dec. 16<S-Johnny
Kilbane. featherweight champion. will
not 60 to New York. 10 see Eddie Nor
gan and. Johnny Dundee fight, next
Thursday night, although ~ will take
on the winner Of that boht In 30
round championship battle on the Pa
cific coast. Dundee Is tentatively
matched to fight Kilbane, but Nor.
gan's claim to the right TO meet XII
bane first. brought Morgan and Dun
dee together in an elimination match.