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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
tn eE IRVING NATIONAL BANK

Stockholders of the Irving National Ex-
change Bank yesterday. at their special
meeting. approved the plan for consollda-
zion OF the Mercantile National Bank with
their institution. the increase of the Irv-
ing's capital stock from 100000 10 ST.
onO 600. the additional shares TO be issued
NJ SIZE a share cash, and the increase OF
the hoard of directors TO thirty. Another
speoiaI meeting will be held on July IS.
when the stockholders will vote on the
nroposition TO change the name OF the
Gov soIidated institution TO the Irving Ma
,,onal Bank, instead of The Irving-Mercap-
aIe National Bank, as at first proposed.
Tho stockholders OF the Mercantile Ma
uonaI Bank voted yesterday TO place the
hank IN voluntary liquidation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

The following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday In the United States
Court:
WILLIAM l.. WILLICH, doing business
as the c. & w. Lumber Company, at No.
IS Broadway, Involuntary. Liabilities said
10 be $4,000; assets, 5000.
THE LITHO PROCESS COMPANY, No.
Al Warren street, involuntary.
THE cHAiRLEs KLEIN COMPANY,
said ~ p about $1,000; assets, 5000.
LOUIS KQPPhEl No e S s5s Els9%sre Place
FRANK THOMAS, TarrytowA. n. Y.
voluntary. Liabilities, 1888 assets 81 800
CARL MCCULLOUGH. No. 149 West AID
street, voluntary. Liabilities, N,176; as
Se sfisAN w. sELFRIDGE. nth street
and Riverside Drive, involuntary. Assets
said 10 be 5000.
SABRAHAM- STRELLOW. No. 80 West
2sth street, Involuntary. Liabilities said 90
be 5000. oc
street. Involuntary. Liabilities, $500; as
sets, 800.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
cL,NcHFIELp STOCK REVISION.

The Carolina, Clinchfield & Ohio Rail-
way Company. controlled by the Cumber-
land Corporation, has decided upon an in
crease of the common stock from Sl5,oo0o0
n 900 and a reduction In the author
ized preferred stock from tl5.0C0,0O0 to &c.,
coo 600. The purpose OF this revision, which
will leave the total capital stock un-
changed in volume, is said to be TO bring
the preferred down to a level which will
enable the company to pay per cent reg
MAR dividends upon that issue, thus i'm
nroving its financial standing. The initial
quarterly IL per cent on the preferred, 1t
O. senn,-oflcially said, will be declared soon
after July /.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
Satur


aciive liauidation, owing to liberal &etpts OF
hogs. a decline OF 6dl0 points I'm the hos market.
raro,ts ~ increasing stocks, POOR spot trade and
,be earIy decline in grain. When the grain
markets rallied. however. shorts covered freely
s ,g mess $40 5Oas21; family s2o9s21; short
clear s $40 2sqs2l BEEF-M s,ss siSasl6 90;
InHin mess s2ods29 TO- BEEF HAMs-Quiet.
s@saissi. DRESSED HoGS.steady; bacons;
S0isSSio.c. pigs. 10Rc. CUT MEATS-Pic1led
ba,,,es d,'il ii6fiblkc; picked hams easy. 12kG
1SiHc' TALLow-steady: special sac; city.
al 80 country 5&GoiRc. LARD-Middle West,
20 co., 10 Zoe: city quiet loSc refined steady;
south america. IL 10c; Continent, IL l5c; Brazil.
tSs IA ioc: compound barely steady, %a9c.
ca sT.p,A RiNE1steady: oleo, i4hGl5c; city lard.
- WsETAIs-coPPER-s quiet: spot.
IA. 75ai7. 25c; June. l6sIhal73Ihei July and
Aususr "a IONS. exports so far this month IA
oss, lake copper i7sgl1%c; .lectTolytlc iTss
snE isH7aSc dpp s'r bon, aa spot , T1s
~ ssgis Zoe; June Al 5O@4s roc: July, 45d45 zoe;
August. .4a a. zoe; september. tSSoa4425c; oc-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago, June 17.--Assertions that the weather
was too cold In the Northwest and too damp In
the Southwest had much to do to-day with
advance in wheat The market closed strong, q %
SIC above Saturdays close. Latest trading left
corn unchanged 70 lsc down, oats varying from
the final figires OF last week 10 AG7sc of. and
provisions Irregular strung out from 7izal0c de-
Cline 10 &c increase in cost Despite the bull
sentiment wheat quotations at one time SUI
fered a sharp setback, owing 70 reports OF aston
lshing crop Improvement IN Kansas and rumors
OF large sales Of new wheat from oklahoma.
Denial OF the Oklahoma stories. however brought
about n quick renewal OF buying. Offerings dur
ing the rally were small. A big decrease In the
limited States visible counted. too. against the
hear side; also the exhaustion OF stocks In
France Range OF prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
NEW FREIGHT RATES TO WEST
Transcontinental Carriers File Tariffs
in Accord with Compromise.

Washington. June 1.-THE transconti-
mental rail carriers have filed with the
Interstate Commerce Commission west
bound tariffs naming rates on commodities
from Eastern shipping points TO Oregon,
Idaho, Washington, Montana and Wyo-
ming substantially in accord with the com
promise schedule OF rates agreed upon by
the railways and the inter-Rocky Mountain
shippers
The compromise agreement mainly salts
factory TO the commission, VIII become
effective Immediately.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18

tcber i3q 81 75c London strong; spot. E2O7 Jos /;
futures. 1871 los. LEAD-Easler 4 iOc New New
crk. 425q4.45c East 81 Louis. sales, 2opV
SPELTER-S Steady: New York, 690d7c: East 81
Louis, 6S0q6.95c. Loadon. f25 los ANTI,
MONH-Quiet; COoksons. Sc. IRON-CleNe.aHu
warrants, J4s. Local market steady and un
changed; No | foundry Northern. sl5 25@Slo ~
No 2, s14 75GSl5 25 No l southern and soi''
SIS 60qSl5 TO-
COTTONSEED Oil.-There was an active
selling movement early, and prices were easier
The pressure appeared 20 result from the weak
ness I'm lard and grain, but when these markets
rallied there was only partial recovery IN OIL,
and prices were = points net higher 10 points
lower. Local contract prices:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
CURB BROKER ASSIGNS.

Alfred Macy, doing business as a stock
broker, at No. 20 Broad street under the
name OF Macy Brothers, made an assign
ment yesterday for the benefit Of his cred
itors to l.. b. Garretson, a lawyer. OF No.
"a Wall street. His liabilities are small
The firm of Macy Brothers. composed OF
Alfred Macy and Josiah Macy, was estab-
lished in 1906 and operated chiefly In the
curb market. The copartnership was dis
solyed last Saturday Josiah Macy with
a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18

period OF six months within which to bring
the company's affairs into compliance with
the decree. 1t is said that any refnancing
OF the senior securities Of the company will
not be necessary. The possible necessity
for the retiring or the refnancing either in
whole or in part Of the company's bonds
and preferred stock, the company states.
is pure guesswork.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18

Liverpool cables: Spot In good demand, 'les.
IS 600 bales; speculation and export, $500;
American. 1900, no Imports mddlins upI4hd
nd Futures opened irregular unchanged TO
/ point decline; closed quiet but steady at 4 net
decline OF 5izG6 points: June June-July, Jjly-
August and August September, 6.isd, September
October G39isd: OctobeT-November, 6j5d; No
vember- December $3.50: December-January end
January February, 6.82zd; February March,
May-Iune, 636d Manchester duh ind
Irregular: cloths, offers too low.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18

and unchanged.
NAVAL STORES-There was an easier
feeling I'm the turpentine market, both In New
York and at savannah, with machine bois az
4sc. Rosin and tar quiet and unchanged.
OILS-I.insccd oil unchanged. Refined pc
trOeum steady at sG0c for standard white in
barrels at New York.
RICE-Steady. with moderate demand and
prices unchanged
sUGAR-Rchncd unchanged and quiet, on
basis OF loo net, less 2 per cent cash In
London beet sugar was steady but quiet and
unchanged; June, July and August, lis load.
Raw here was lower, sales OF 10000 bags
Cuba centrifugal, afoat and loading. at 2l2c,
basis 81 test. cost and freight. equal TO 3.s6c,
against 3.92c last previous sales. At the close
there were buyers but no sellers at JS6c, mar
ket closing firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18

Belle Harbor
Activity in the common stock of the Gas
and Electric Securities Company calls at
tenton to that stock and the history OF
its organization Henry l.. Doherty, in 1910,
conceived the organization OF a financing
company to carry properties through their
grooming period before placing them In a
solidifed form before the public, and the
Gas and Electric Securities Company was
the result
The last balance sheet of the company
for the year ended December 81, 1911, shows
Value Of properties owned, s947,167 value Of
securities owned. SSO2,7OS accounts receiv-
able sS29114; earnings receivable, $40, 229
bills receivable, S19S411; cash $3.50, or a
total Of assets OF 81, 1885, 1856. Since that time
the company has acquired other properties
and securities. Against these assets there
are 100000 : per cent preferred stock;
s., 100000 common stock: deferred payments
on purchases, s225, 600, leaving a surplus OF
s1l.l5S The common stock sold at 70 in
1910 and at "a in 1911.
The Stadacona Hydraulic Company, or
ganization Of which at Montreal has Just
been announced will construct a hydro
electric plant at the seven falls Of St Fer
reol. in St'Anne River, twenty-five miles
from Quebec.
The company has 81, 1900 stock and $780,
900 per cent first mortgage bonds. The
authorized issues Of these bonds is Sl0000oo.
The bonds were sold in Belgium at "a.
Bonds are twenty-year maturity. and re-
trabe after five years on any interest
period at 1O5. The power site was acquired
by the use Of the capital stock and $4,000
in cash.
The Southern Wisconsin Power Company,
which has just sold 10000 OF its first
mortgage per cent bonds. operates hy-
dro-electric plant at Kilbourn, Wis Tho
company has $4,000 stock and an au-
thorized Issue Of $500, 900 bonds, OF which
S2,O25,O0O are outstanding. The remaining
$4,000 is reserved for betterments and eX-
tensions.
The company operates a hydro-electrio
plant of l0O00-horsepower capacity, power
being obtained from a dam In the Wiscon-
sin River. IT has seventy miles OF trans
mission lines, carrying current at 1000
volts. The company began operation OF It's
plant in August. 1909.
Practically the entire output of power Is
sold under long time contracts. The prln-
cipal contract is with the Milwaukee Elec'
trio Railway and Light Company for pc
Rod Of twenty-five years. This one con-
tract provides for all operating expenses
depreciation and fixed charges Of the com
panv For the year ended Apul 3d. 1872
the company showed gross earnings OF $685.
2iS: net earnings Of NS,SS6; surplus for
stock, after fixed charges, OF s5S,lIs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
SEED PRICES.

rodelo. June 1T-cLovERsEED-oet
en- 10: December $40. ALSlKE-August.
90 40 TTMOTHY--August, 81 so; September,
a. 90; October 81 so: December, 50 80.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18

New YORK, June L. W.
GKAIN-N HEAT-Price changes took
wide range Tho earlier reports OF very ht4Ny
rainfall throughout tho southwestern winter
states caused some active buying, which sent
prices up sharply. Private Rdvices from Kan
sas were Of n very optmistio nature. o. n.
Iyle reporting from Wellington that eNatnlha-
fiona showed some big crops IN sumner county
md thar there Will be many surprises IN
Kansas as the crop Is heavily fruited. On
tbis urlces dropped. nt the extreme decline
the market showed losses Of y y &c from the
nual OF Saturday. Late in the afternoon there
was active covering, and prices rallied sharp
~ closing at about the top, with net ad-
vance OF 3 &C. The visible showed de-
crease OF 10000 bushels. against decrease
iP 5s, y ,Sc a or canada Would show
crease OF 100 600 and bullish crop estimate
by n W SNOW. had considerable influence
during the late trading. No red wheat mere
81 is domestic basis, to arrive. ana export
81 IL Z y anoat 10 arrive, No l Northern
Duluth Si23A. ahoat CORN-Nas
was considerable covering. and prices late
were steadier closing at net unchanged 10
10 decline The visible showed an Increase
Of 1I45 600 bushels against an increase Iast
week OF T2sOOO and an increase last year OF
asa 600 Export corn here. soc, b anoat
OATS-Easy with special pressure on the
JuIy position, although late in the day there
yas a martial recovery, and Onal prices were
net unchanged 10 &c lower The visible
last week OF 1850, 600 and an Increase last
wear OF 100000 cash oats easy. standard
white. 8Oo in elevator; No 2. do11ci no g.
50iLc. 40 T. soc: natural and white clipped.
40 g3o on track RYE-Nominal BARLEY
Quiet; mating, 81 1881 20, c I Buffalo.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18

shares, ali purchases.
Dividends have been declared as follows:
Philadelphia Company, quarterly Ia per
cent on the common stock, payable August
l. last quarterly dividend III per cent:
American Seeding Machine Company, reg
ular quarterly III per cent on the preferred
and ! per cent on the common. both payable
July IS; Bell Telephone Company. OF Cam
ada, regular quarterly per cent payable
July Is; Joliet e Chicago Railroad Com
pany, regular quarterly ia per cent, pay
able July !: FL Paso Consolidated God
Mining Company. per cent, payable June
q: Kansas City Southern Railway Com
pany, regular quarterly l per cent on the
preferred. payable July IS; Reading Trac-
ton Company, semi annual Is cents share
pavable July J; North Butte Mining Com
pany, quarterly 30 cents share, payable
July o. against 10 cents three months ago
and 30 cents year ago.
A special meeting Of the stockholders Ct
the Inland Steel Company has been called
for June % TO ratify the action Of the direc-
tors In creating an issue Of &c. 600 6 per
cent thirty-year extension and refunding
of the company's property. The new bonds
will be used for retiring s., 100000 per cent
prior lien bonds outstanding and for pro-
vidlng funds for additions and improve
ments
The Lima Locomotive Corporation has
sold to a local banking house It's entire
issue of 10000 first mortgage 6 per cent
na
ceeds Of which will be used TO pay for the
construction Of additional buildings and the
purchase Of equipment and for working
capital
The Colorado Fuel and Iron Company has
declared two dividends Of pa per cent each
on the 100000 preferred stock, one payable
on July 20 and the other on January 70
1913. There have been no dividends on the
issue since February 20, 1903, when a semi
annual per cent was paid. No dividends
have ever been paid on the common STOCK.
The Montgomery Light and Traction Com
pany has sold $4,000 6 per cent two-year
gold notes 10 the Guaranty Trust Company.
The postponed annual meeting Of the In
ternational Mercantile Marine Company
which was TO have been held yesterday, has
been adjourned until next Monday, by which
time the annual report will be ready for
submission to the stockholders.
Stockholders OF the Royal Bank OF Can
ada will meet on July to act upon pro-
posals for increasing the capital stock from
100000 to 100000 and enlarging the
number OF directors to sixteen, and also to
approve the Iu.cr.s" Of the Traders Bank
The Metropolitan Savings Bank, at Nos
L and Third avenue. Manhattan, which
has back Of it sixty-two years OF uninter-
rupted prosperity, has just declared its
18th semi annual dividend, at the rate Of
per cent per annum.
The directors Of the Bankers Trust Com
pany have declared a dividend OF per
cent, payable July ! 10 stockholders of
record ct the close OF business June &c.
This Is the first dividend the company has
paid since the capital was increased in
April TO 100000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs Of Current Interest
for the Investor.

While they are getting ready for the de-
cstve battle IN Chicago the stock market is
resting. If the weather doesn't get too
hot some real political interest may be de-
veloped IN Wall Street within the next
few days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
GIN BUTTER MARKET.

Elaln, June 1.-THE butter quotation donn-
r,ittee OF the Elgin Board OF Trade to-day de-
clared butter Arm at 25c a pound.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES.

The Public Service Commission has grant
ed permission to the Ocean Electric Rail
way Company for the construction and
operation of an extension OF its line at
Belle HarbOr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
NEW YORK PRICES.
ORR AND NEAI-FlouT inac

flour AND MEAI~-FlouT inactive anu
unsettled. Spring patents, So 7OdSB; winter
straights. 81 5OQS5 10; winter patents, So Boz
SIS 10; spring clears. 81 1895; extra No l
Winter q ioa:t COZ 10 A2ogS saI 80; Kan Gan,
EMS S6s59$7 II. RYE FLOUR-Quiet; fair
to good 81 sOaS5; choice to fancy; s. log
81 os CORNMEAL1-Knn dried, Si25 BAG
MEHI~-Flne white and yellow: 81 7oq$l 10
coarse SIG50Sl 10 FEED-Western spring
500 a.: standard midding, S26 no. -four do.
s3I 10, red dog. $3l 50: city bran. $50 bulk.
$40 40 SACKS; middling, S27qS32; red dos,
s32 so: hominy chop, SIS 6Oa$2o oulk s2o ~
al $40 20 sacks; oilmesl, 1877 asst so.
'TOFTEE-Steady most OF the day. active
nosItions gaining 30 points from the hnal
~ last week on small offerings and moderate
buying for foreign account. The trade was
inclined to take n bulish view OF the stua-
tIor on account OF the hrmness In spots and
the fact that the leading rooster I'm the trade
mad advanced prices &c a ID on an asking
basis Late In the day there were rumors
that n largo santos exporting house was In
financial dficulty and this caused LIQUIDATION
re.ultInx i'm a partial reaction, and nnal prices
we're / TO 4 points net higher with sales OF
be 400 bags Havre closed unchanged TO "a
franc lower: Hamburg unchanged. and there
was no change in either Rio or Santos. Spot
unchanged al 14nc for Rio No I. Local con
tract prices: 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
1911 Output Short.

The coal production in Colorado for 1911
was lOl57,SSS short tons, valued at $14,HI76i
Colorado is looked UPON as being the most
important coal producing state west Of the
Mississippi River and ranks seventh among
the states in the Union. The goal of Colo
RADIOS coal production was reached in 1870
when It scored total Of 1873, 1873 short
tons. Comparing the 1910 output with that
Of 1911, a decrease of 1,S16,353 short tons was
shown, making Is per cent in quantity and
s227e.17o. or l8 per cent, in value,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
ITEMS OF THE STREET,

Transactions for foreign account In this
market aggregated about hve thousand
shares, all purchases.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18

Owing to the general shortage Of cars
and operating facilities Of all transcont-
mental lines the Board Of Railway Com
missioners OF ottawa. Canada, has fixed
Tuesday for q consultation relative to
the above conditions. The board requires
all roads to appear and report fully the
exact number Of each class Of cars and
locomotives in actual service and other
information.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
Silver Galore.

Reports from Montreal say that the
Casey Cobalt silver mine has just shipped
the richest carload Of ore that has ever
come out Of New Ontario. The car held
49, tons Of ore, which contained 2l6,@36
ounces OF silver and at current prices for
bar silver would give value Of NS2,235.
The previous record car was valued at
q ~ On
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
Opening New Furnaces.

Reports from Sharon. Penn. say that
present indications are that the merchant
furnace at Sharpsvile will probably re-
sumo work about July /. Other furnaces
which may 60 into blast soon are the Fan
ME and Ella, at West MiddleseX; the Claire
and Alice, at Sharpsvile, and the Hall
furnace of the Republic Iron and Steel
Company, at North Sharon. All, with the
exception Of the last named, have not seen
activities for nearly two years. 1t is said
the six plants will give employment to
about one thousand.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
nv Teleeraph to The Tribune. !

81 Louis. June 17.-CATTLE-Receipts o go;
offerings large and market active at lVa2o &c a.,
cows 81 25aS7. Southern steers, S4qSI -.
IGOGS-Receipts a.6Ss. fairly active and 1OGlac
lower. choice medium TO heavy, 81 3lGSI ~;
Iii, Of Gales. 81 t5ds7 81: packers. $TdS7 30:
besf lights SO s5d$7 10: fair. SO 25qS6 -; best
niss scSis8 80; common TO fair, 81 iOuss so
1874 active at frmer trices;
snring Lambs. 81 T5QSs 90: Gull lambs 81 5o6s0.
sheen 81 1864 Is: common sheep. s+qS4 30
TnuIsyille June l7.-SHEEP and LAMBS
paceints IL lT2; market about steady. with more
ismhs on hand than could be cared for; quality
90 lambs not high and no sales Until afternoon;
hest lambs sold at SuShc, while sore fancy
ktrtue<v a triae higher: seconds, eaGisc; fat
sheen dull at &c down.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
Hold Special Meeting.

On Tuesday. June 25, a special meeting Of
the Inland Steel Company will be held at
Chicago in order TO ratify the action of the
board In authorizing an issue Of sl0,OOo,OoO
bonds II is estimated that S2,5OOOOO Will
cover the amount of issues at present Pro-
ceeds Of the sale will be used to establish
by-product coke works and for other I'm
nrnNements
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18
EXPORTS,
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Export. Z o anoat.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1912-06-18

FPS ansPont. acting president OF the h.
J. du Pont de Nemours Powder Company
ssys II Is impossible at this early date 10
Indicate D. detail what steps VIII be nee
itssAry in order that the courts decree
thall be complied with In both letter ana
spirit The court, recognizing the difficult
ties Of the task imposed. has allowed
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-23
er's saloon. Tramp sleeping in a
vacant structure SET fire to If.

vacant structure set FIRE to it.
Harry M. Lesh, 224o Airing
ton ave-; reported to South Clark
street police he was robbed of
watch charm valued at $3.50, ring.
worth $3.50 and watch worth $50
Police have been asked to arr
rest man dressed as Paulist father
VIII ois selling pictures of Virgin
Maryto secure capital for eret-
cion of an orphanage. Priests
of St. Mary's church made COM
plant.
Officer, they're in again! Capt.
John ]. Bolger, 9TH Regiment, 1.
N. g., has filed suit for $4,000,
alleging false arrest and impris-
onrnent, against County Judge
Owens and Sheriff thinner.
That little door smashing epi-
sode at the so-called democratic
convention in the armory may
prove annoying to the militant,
Judge.
Bill will be introduced in legis-
lature to have Judge for municipal
court voted for on separate ballot
at election in November. A, nice
fat chance for bill like that. It
might prevent a machine man
from getting a job.
Fifteen men asleep on grating
over hot air exhaust fan in Polk
street station arrested today. This
is favorite bunking place for home
less men during cold weather.
Robert H. Milsted, %, 1889
Oakenwald ave-, son of wealthy
New York family, arrested,
charged with having passed over,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-23

nounced that after May ! there
will be no more nickel cans"
sold. Can rushers" indignant.
Are your?
Man registered as M. Lane or
McLane at Hotel Russell, 1886
w. Madison, found dead in bed,
with empty earbolic acid bottle
by side.
Roman Cox, ss6 N. Wood St,
and William ]. Call, 10 S. Lin
coin, scuffled for possession of re-
volver which Call had in his
pocket. Cox didn't get the gun,
but a bullet, and was seriously
wotnded.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-04-23

Cousin Bill Taft's brother runs
a daily newspaper, so that Bill
may be sure that his letter of
withdrawal would have some
publicity, anyhow.