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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
OF Stockholders Of Castle Valley Coal
Company
To the stockholders OF Castle Valley
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting OF the stockholders Of the Castle
Valley Coal Company, corporation or
ganized and existing under and by virtue
Of the laws OF Wyoming, Is hereby called
to be held at the Office OF the company
in the court house block In the town of
Evanston. county OF Uinta and state OF
Wyoming. at IL clock noon on Monday.
October 14th; 1912. for the following pur-
poees to wit:
L To consider and act upon the action
OF the board OF directors Of said COM
pany in adopting a resolution authorizing
and directing
(a) The Issuance and negotiation by
ans one oI mion q 1
dollars. to be dated October list. 1912. due
fifteen years after date. drawing interest
at six per cent per annum, interest pay
able seml-annually on tho first days OF
October and April OF each year. said
bonds to be subject to call by the COM
pany at any time after three years from
convertible into the capital stock Of this
company at the option OF the owner at
any time on or before October LIST. 1915.
at the rate of one share OF said capital
or par value of said bonds;
(b) The execution and delivery by this
company to q, trustee or q mortgage
upon and deed Of trust Of all Of tho prop
erty both real and personal now owned,
OF which shall at any time during the
life Of said mortgage and deed of trust
bs owned. by this company to secure
the payment OF all sums evidenced by
or to become due under said bonds or
any thereof excepting and reservlng only
from said mortgage and deed Of trust
shares OF the capital stock owned by this
company In other corporations.
2. To consider and act upon the form
and terms of the bonds 50 TO be issued
and the mortgage and deed OF trust so
to be executed, all Of which Is fully set
forth in said resolution of the board Of
directors, and a full and complete copy
Of which resolution will be presented to
the stockholders OF this company at said
special meeting for ratification or such
other action as may be deemed proper
by said stockholders
g. To authorize the execution and de-
livery OF said mortgage and deed of trust
and the issuance Of said bonds by the
proper officers Of this company. II said
action OF the board Of directors shall be
ratified and approved.
a. To take any and all other steps
relative to or concerning the issuance.
negotiation or sale OF said any OF said
bonds and the execution and delivery Of
said mortgage and deed of trust as may
be deemed advisable by the stockhold ers
at said special meeting hereby called.
JAMES II. MAYS,
President Castle Valley Coal Co.
G. e. FORESTER,
Secretary Castle Valley Coal Co.
Dated Salt Lake City. September 36,
1912. gssos
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OF BALKAN WAR;
CLOUD HELPS THE MARKET
everything Primed for an Advance in Prices When
the New York Stock Exchange Opened
for Business
BY Thomas c. Shotwell.
y International News Service.

BY International News Service.
"A p EW YORK. Oct. 3.--The stock job
~ bling war cloud over the Balkans
vi suddenly cleared MP today and the
L stock markets all over the world
recovered from panic Vienna
was quiet, Berlin was strong and London
was buoyant when the Wall street mar
Ket opened. American stocks were a
point and more in some cases above the
close or the previous day when the first
quotations were posted in Wall street
Ihls Improvement was maintained
throughout the session, with Reading
Amelgamated and Steel In leadership
Toward the close of the day specialties
became active, principally Mexican Pc
troleum,
Now that the big locomotive Is back on
the main line all the people who bought
In the railroad stocks during the sum-
mer are impetiently waiting fer a chance
TO take PROFITS. but somehow tho train
does not start, 1t became known today
that the August earnings OF the Ameri-
ord for any month since tho company
was organized. 1t Is assumed that tho
company will earn the full per cent on
preferred stock for this year and at
least 10 and perhaps II per cent for the
common stock. Lehlgh Valley Is lncreas-
other coal roads, or rather somewhat
IN excess Of the common increase. Rock
Island Is also making very Important
increases Of earnings and an officer OF
the road said today that the crops had
made IT absolutely certain that every
piece OF rolling stock on the system
would be employed to its fullest capac-
ity for the next twelve months. It would
appear from all these facts. therefore,
that the Rock Island group is simply
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

exercising patience against the time when
money rates, politics and public senti-
ment Will remove all opposition to a ma
terial swing OF the market.
Money was cheap today. for London
showed disposition to buy back stocks
and fresh funds made their appearance
from mixed sources all over the coun-
Try. Cali money fell to 81 per cent, An
operator OF international Importance. who
has Just returned from Europe. said to-
day that what tariff reform the Demo-
cats might be able TO put into effect
next year would not hurt the steel bus-
ness, because the steel mills OF Europe
are too busy to compete with American
he gave II as his opinion also that any
tariff reform would encounter violent
opposition from union la bor The steel
trust just now Is booking orders at the
% per cent in excess of its capacity.
Advance OF Reading TO new high record
for the year was duo to expectation that
a distribution Of assets would follow de-
cisions next month by the supreme court
in the coal cases. Since Baltimore &
stock, 1t would be beneficiary. and
therefore Baltimore G. Ohio advanced, As
Union Pncfc is a large stockholders in
Baltimore e. Ohio. Union Pacific also felt
tho tingle OF advancing prices.
Amalgnmated Copper was purchased
throughout the day by the strongest In
terests In Wall street
The advance in Mexican petroleum
was an attempt on the part OF insiders
to get the stock nearer its true value
without attracting q following All the
street is awake to the great possibilities
of the Independent oil companies and It
is only by making advances at irregular
Intervals and under apparently specula-
tive auspices that the trailing Of little
people can be shaken off.
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NOTICE

PUBLIC SALE OF UINTAH LANDS
Tho United States government will hold
an auction sale at Provo. Utah, on Oeto-
Der s. 1872 and thereafter, at which there
will be offered all the unentered, unnold
unreserved lands In the former Uintah
Indian reservation lying north Of lines
T n. r E. to the S L corner OF Sec
arnr H. sss $: Z " AND nc thence henGn to W
ner NE NE Sec "a. S. 6 w. to W
corner NV MY Sec p. IS. w: From
s 5. W corner % NY NV, E See p. g s, !, W. 70
From F nv s0t5'e corner @ N NV IS sw Sec II IL. s.
w, to S X corner NE Sc Sec 23. 3
s, W. From E corner Sec 2s. 8 s.
From S E corner NE Sec 27. 3 S. 8 w,
to 8 w corner NV Sec 27. 3 8, 9 w
From e corner NE Sec s3. 9 s. 9 w,
From F. fornan corner MT Sec Sc ss Si s. W to
sosHsr sSssE 81 81 Sec s. 5: 70 ip' W. 3''@ 70
None OF the lands south OF these lines
will be offered for SALE they having been
designated for mineral examination.
be sold on the following dates:
In T l n. r and 3 e.; T n. RI
y "; a;nG 8 81 3 W; y. Ta and n \ a., W; J
K W: on Octoebr 8.
and q s. 6s,5n; s w W; and F ! and $. j.
In Il l. and S, r w: NJ
S w: 1 and S, s w; on Octo-
Der 10.
In r S, r 8 w; tt N. R 9 w: and
T 1. and S. r w; on October IL;
and
In T 2. and S. R 10 w; on October
II
These lands will be sold for cash at
not less than fift> cents per acre. and
any person can buy not more than Gao
acres, or such smaller area as will. when
added TO the lnnds bought Dy him AT tho
public sale held In 1910. not exceed GAO
acres.
The lands will be offered in $40 aores
or north and south half section tracts
except In cases where homestead entry
men or the owners of lands patented un-
der the HOMESTEAD laws shall request tho
sale OF smaller tracts adjacent to lands
held by them. Bids may be made In
person or by ngent and the fact that
bidder has already used his rights un-
der the public land laws will not pre-
vent him from buying at this sale.
JAMES W. WITTEN.
Superintendent OF Sale
gI04B
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FI STREET sCE|VE
|jF GREAT ACTIVITY
|ydul Sentiment in For
Ia csntsrs of Finance {
| Cause Rise in Prices
IL LOAN RATE LOWER
Etdons From Time to Time
IN 10 Arrest the Upward
/ Movement.
LOAN RATE LOWER

/ YORK, Oct. 3.-The moro cheer
rrspt which prevailed ut Mi I'M
4 |, .,,.,sn centors Of Anenco today
-, N rho change in the Balkan
4. tbs retention Of the Bank OF
~ . usr cent discount rate and
&c NJ local call and time loans
|..,r,cs.Iye OF q very strong and
1 aock markst.
a. hare was forestslled by Lon
ra Americans closed with gen.
-,,. tbe more substantial being
INV ~ the coppers. Steel. AtcMson.
Pennsylvania. st. Paul and
panifc All these stocks and
.os others rose large fractions to
s.ir,s In this market before noon,
roIuns of business larger than
.rslnsd since the inauguration OF
..ssns upward movement, The ad-
Sss arrested irou time to time
a. a result of realizing sales, only
"a Freater heedwey later
- sf the more potential issues We're
* b.yt In the last hour. In addition
i, snscialtIes advanced one to two
4 vith a renewed demand for the
4 ,tso shares. Reading, Steel and
amazed Copper overshadowins ali
4 Issues, the former making a new
srotsdon for the present period.
Pacific and St Paul moved UP
=, 81. Paul responding to its ex-
a august statement. Toward the
Mriher profit taking made its i'm
- on some Of the leaders recess
4 nom the top extending TO a point.
"a yers firm on a wide distrtbu-
To,sl sales, par value, S2,800,000.
f,d States government bonds were
kged on call.
Closing Stock List,
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COPPER IS QUIET At
UNCHANGED PRICES
Quotations for Lead Remains
the Same in New York Mar
ket; Silver Fluctuates.
+. + ~
s..s =: !.

NEW YORK, Oct S.-Copper quiet :;
standard. spot TO December, Sl725 bid !;
electrolytio and lake. 62a6lTS7b; cast
ing. sl7.26@17.37t.
$50 46d6O 90: November. s500O@5O.5 80.
Lead firm. $50 bid spelter firm.
sT60@7.76.
Anthony firm; cooksons, s10.I21
Iron firm: No. l northern, s1T00@17 80;
No, northern. sls50@1725; No l south
ern soft s17,75@1S.25.
Copper arrivals at New York today
1855 tons. Exports this month, 1895
tons London copper quiet: spot. e7S
6s; futures. GT9 5s. Local exchange
sales tin. 25 tons. London tin steady
spot s229 5s Sd; futures. e22s. Lon
don lead. G2l 2s Cd. London spelter,
g27 los
Iron-Cleveland warrants. SIS 4sd In
London,
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New York Money.

NEW YORK. Oct. S.-Money on call
easter, S9M5l per cent; ruling rate. 81;
closing bid, 81 per cent: offered at 4 per
cent
Time loans easier; sixty days, 59m6 per
cent; ninety days. 5b@52 per CEN: six
months, 5h@52
Close,
Prime mercantile paper, per cent to
s per cent. sterling cXchauge steady
with actual business I'm "an!teis'. bills at
4.s225 for sixty-day bills and at As 20
for demand commercial bills, 4s1b, bar
silver, 63ac; Mexican dollars. 49c: govern
ment bonds, steady: railroad bonds. firm
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.
Omaha.

OMAHA, Oct. -Cattle-Recelpts
1900; market steady: native steers. $3.50
M10.20; cows and heifers. s3b0@6 so (:
western steers. s500@S4O; Texas steers.
s4.50@620; range cows and heifers. s3.95
@s.90, Gamers. s3.Oo@4.25; stockers and
feeders, $4.506775, calves. S4756S.TS;
bulls, stays, etc, sI25@5.25.
Hogs-Receipts. s70O; market 1oc
$50; light. sS,65@S.65; pigs, S60oaS. 90;
Sheep--Receipts, 1880; market steady
TO stronger: yearlings. s490@6.20, weth-
ers, $4,000 90. ewes, $3.25MS.5O; lambs,
Se.0096.50
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Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY. Oct s.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 5000, including 1000 southerns;
s5.76@10.s0; southern steers. s4SO@6. 90 ;
southern cows and heifers. sS25616. %:
native cows and heifers. 525@S.95;
stockers and feeders. S4,50@725; bulls,
Sa.00@5,24: calves, s5.00G9.50 western
steers. s5.o0@S.5O: western cows. S95o@
6.15
Hogs-Receipts. 5000; market at 1oc
ss5oaS.so: packers and butchers ss5oS
500; lights. sS40@S.s5 pigs 50. O0@70 90
Sheep-Receipts. 10, 900; market steady
to weak. Lambs. S5.5006.66; range weth-
$225M3.75; muttons, SIS S0004.00
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Chicago,

CHICAGO. Oct. 3.-Cattle-Receipts,
5000; market slow, steady Beeyes
$o5o911,0o; Texas steers, s4.6o@6.oo;
feeders: s4S567.76; COWS and heiters,
s2S5@S.00s calves, ss,0o@11.50.
Hogs-Roceipts. $4,000; market slow
ss.50@930; heavy, sS.s5@9.15 rough,
$S.S5@s.55; pigs, s55o9s.7o; bulk OF sales.
SS.75@9.05.
Sheep-Receipts. %, 900: market steady.
yearlings, s425@5.35' lambs, native. $3.50
@G.s0; western, s4.T5@715.
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Coffee Futures Steady.

NEW YORK. Oct 2.-conoc futures closed
1rm. TO 16 point, net higher. Sales. 1880
bags. October, H.0Sc; November. II o5c: pc-
csrabor H.o7c; January. 14osc; February. N.1oc
March. IA I6o; APRIL 1tl7c: May. June. July
Augunt and September. b.1sc
Spot steady; Rio No. T. sSc; Santos No
1s1ic., Mild. quiet; cqsdova 1s51so.
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Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. Oct. S.--Butter steady;
crcamerics. 25lmS0c: dairles. 95S62sc
Eggs steady: receipts, 5377 cases: Mt
ma rk cases included. 19820c: ordinary
flrsts 21c; nrsts 2Sc.
Cheese. steady; daisies. l7i@l7sc: twins,
15aN17c: young Americas, 17i@l7tc; long
horns l7iI11Jc
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
ACCOUNTS SOLICITED
National Bank of the Republic

A thoroughly modern savings depart
~sne conducted Ia connection with this
hank. Safe deposir boxes for rent u. q
Depository.
frank Knox. president, James A. MuP-
vay Vice president; w. r. Esrls. cashies1
4. A Cuiberteon. assistant cashier.
Capital paid In. &3oosooo 8nkareae Q9lG.
IN time deposie9
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NNSH VUVINII IUFNb'
Cash quotations. follows. Flour, arm;
rye No. 2 GsM360c: barley. feed mixing.
%7Ghb3c: fair to choice mailing, G0I73o: timothy
socd. s35o05.oo; clover seed. Slsoogls. 90. mesa
pork, sls76116,eo; lard. in tirces. sll4os shor,
ribs loose. sl01od1oT2A.
GRAIN STATISTICS
Total clear1nces OF wheat and hour were equal
20 $780, 900 bushels Primary receipts L.
900 buohos. compared with l5os. 900 bushels
the corresponding day year ago Estimated
receipts for tomorrow: Wheat. 50 cars; corn.
2so carr; oats. 25l cara. hogs 900 head
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
WHEAT IS LOWER ON
THE CHICAGO BOARD
Spectators Switch to the Bear
Side of the Market Early
in Day.

CHICAGO. Oct. 3.-Optimistic reports
regarding peace In the Balkans carried
wheat today TO a lower level. Closing
figures were steady at s0sc under last
night
Wheat spectators TO large extent
switched 10 the bear side at the outset.
Afterward a rally occurred as a result OF
export sales at Kansas City and Omaha.
Only temporary strength. however, de-
Veloped
II was until just too late to affect the
wheat market that cables told Of the
Turkish government having prohibited
the export OF cereals from European
Turkey. December ranged from 90ac to
9osc, with last sales 7@1c net lower at
90ac-
Corn closed unchanged to &c up.
Oats closed with e gain Of hc.
At the close provisions varied from
17ac decline to an advance of e2ic.
WE "a
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04
Whsp the chest feels on fire and th

throat burns, you have Indigestion and
vou need Herbine to get rid of the
disa greeable feeling. 1t drives out bad
ly digested food, Strengthens the stom-
ach and purifies the bowels. Price, Soc
Sold by schramm-J ohnson, Drugs, Eve
good stores. advertisement
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"eW York Produce

Na slsys,s ls Wheat Spot, easy; no.
Sssnsru ns,ip,, and N.0ah fo.b, a1ont
slr D'ssmbcr. 9ssic: MAY. 81 os%.
M
,,s,,.. 0,.,,..ol.um. rcnd,.
* mpTooyadc. 81 tc7,. 3.sic:
Va, Sosn Alie; molarseS. SO test,
W. nasa. Refined, atoady,
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Tha CInttnn Marke.

NEW YORK, Oct 5-Cotton closed steady at
a net advance of to points
NEW ORLEANS. Oct. 3.-srot cotton, steady,
nc on Middlng, 1l,ko
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Eyaporated Fruits,

NEW YORK. Oct 3,-Evaporated apples in
eetive. Pruncs: oayisr; Cslifornias up 20 40 io,
SdohoI orcgonS. GMH9hc Apricots. steady.
Pnaoheg nuiet. Rnisins. Nrm
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St T,nuia WnO1

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 5.-wool. ntsady Medium,
grades. combing and clothing. 25H9z5c; light
6ne. 1880; heavy bne. i39isc. tub washed.
sT95bc.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-10-04

MIMNEAPoLIs Oct. 5.-No. yellow corn
ena6onc No q white oats, 3oT3oIsc No
ryo 06asio. Flax, 3I7a9t.7s. Barley 4a1sse
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PERFECT EQUIPMENT

{ Ssts money, but il does perfect work.
We have it. Century Printing Co., 40
~ Postofice pIace ADVERTISEMENT
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The Denver & Rio Grande
Railroad Co.
Effective May 10, 1912
DEPART DAILY.


Provo, Manti. Marysvals ...... 500 O. N
Midvale and Bingham ...,.... 7:46 q N.
Denver. Chicago and Easf.... e.4 a. m
park Ciry ............... $40 O. "a.
0Tde, and Intern ediete points 10 :a6 a m
Ogden, San Francisco, Portland l2:{0 p N
Ogden San Francisco. Portland 2i4S p. M
Mldvaie and Bingham ........ g:A6 p. m
Denver, Chicago and East 80. $3.50 .. m
Provo, Eprinsyille. Tantio ....s siso p. m
Denver, Chicago and East .... IiQo p m
ogden, Portland and Seattle ..lllo q m
ARRIVE DAILY.
Ogden, San Francisco. Los
rintic, springvilie, Provo ....l9:so a m
bingham and MidvRle S9 q m
Denver. Chicago and East: .: .12;2S ,. m-
Ogden and intermediate points 2:H D N.
Senyer. Chicago and East 80: 3:$9 p m
Ogden Ban Francisco and WesS 4:9s .. N
park City and intermediate
bingham and Midvale ......... S:$o 2. N.
Provo, Mnnti. Marysvale .....s sE9 p m-
ogden, San Francisco. Portland 9.s9 2. n
Denver Chicago and East 80. .loshs D N
Phone, Wasateh 2b2a-
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d iz,In.,a aate lhi1 nrcal year was ss,-
y. ,ar' doocit Of sls. .ea5. SIT at thu
suhalo,'' 'ioluds Panama canal and publ,
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and retail prices and to all grades
Of sugar. A lull In the preserving OF fruit
would make many attribute the drop In
sugar 10 this cause but dealers say that
the price is fixed In New York and that
they have nothing to do with It.
The display of peaches yesterday was
unusually fine and the price OF that pop
ular fruit was 10 cents q case lower than
It was week ago, Apples are getting
better and winter varieties are beginning
TO appear on the local market.
Poultry was reported O. little higher
priced on the Wholesale market, but was
selling for the same prloe retail that IL
was week ago.
Local ouotatinnss
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''r Tho day. sec. 100 sh,res
New York Bon6e
rs sSonaltion Of Treasury

~ llly r. ose Alt tho beginning OF
E W.: condition Of tho United stotos
|a sa,s Ia :, 10 treasury oteoe. 40 ego o,o
X lha ppIne troa1ury.a.. 33,045. .606
1sla,d, s'aasnl fnud Tn..,.,. 100. 49,. $50
.-h4 Es,. were .-........,.... S4,a04. sos
= s1.it N s'-.,..s.....,,... g $40 $40
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SUGAR RECORDS A DROP;
POULTRY IS ON UPGRADE,
Market Is Glutted With Peaches and There Is
Decrease in Prices; Apples Are
Appearing.

n DROP of 10 cents a hundredweight
~ in the price of sugar was noted
"A yesterday on the local market.
n This applies to both the wholesale
and ratall prices and to all Gradss
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1912-11-24

here. was featured by an address de-
livered last night in Conner hall by
Prof A. NJ. Trawick OF Nashville, Tenn.
who is connected with the social SER
vice work of the Young Mems Chris
tan association. The subject of Pro
lessor Trawicks lecture, which was
illustrated with the stereopticon. was
social Problems of the SOUTH The
speaker did not mince words in his
able presentation of his subject He
showed by illustration and by word
that there are in southern cities dens
of disease and of vice which vie with
anything that the great population CEN
ters of the country have TO show.
f Professor Trawick closed his address
with a fervent appeal to his audience to
face the facts as they exist, and to go
forth and do their part in the great work
of lettering the condition of those who
live in the low and dark places.
After the lecture the audience repaired
to Smith hall. where a reception was ten
dered the visitors by the faculty and the
students of the university. Light re-
freshments were served toward the end
of the evening.
The third public session of the confer
ence will be held in Morgan hall this even
ing at Z 80, when Mr.. Hounshell of New
York city will deliver an address on
World Conditions" Sunday afternoon
DR.. George III. Denny will deliver an ad-
dress and the conference will be brought
to close with services Sunday night.
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CONVENTION OF c. {.
UNION WAS SUCCESS

The convention of the Central Alabama
Christian Endeavor union came to most
successful close yesterday noon. The
meetings were well attended and great
deal of interest and enthusiasm was mani
tested.
The following officers were elected DUR
ing the business session yesterday morn
ing:
Philip Kemp of Admission, president;
Roger Snyder. Birmingham, vice presi-
dent; Miss Lucille Moffett, Birmingham,
secretary-treasurer; Miss Juanita Lanier,
Woodlawn, Junior superintendent; Miss
Mamie Golden, Tal1adega, superintendent
tenth legion; Burr Blackburn, superin-
tendent quiet hour department.
The address by Walter Sheppard of
Montgomery. president of the state union,
was very interesting and his appeal to
the young people to work harder to-
ward making their societies more efficient
and more active was well received The
banquet rendered the young people in
the lecture room of the First Presby-
terrain church was an enjoyable affair.
Toasts by II. o. Barnard, A. c. Decker,
]. J. Swenson, Leroy Holt, Philip Kemp
and many others were very amusing
Delegates and visitors were present
from Admission, Gadsden, Talladega, Tus-
caloosa and other northern and central
Alabama towns.
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MAY PROSECUTE ON
CHARGE OF BOYCOTT
Advertising Organization Is Said to
Have Attacked Lodge

Montgomery. November 23.-(Special.)-
Prosecution for violation of the United
States anti-boycott laws may be entered
against the Town Criers, an advertising
organization of Montgomery, because it
mailed letters to merchants advising
them that a programme for a minstrel
show to be given by the Elks lodge is
not legitimate advertising PROPOSE
tion.
The Elks have consulted United States
District Attorney Warren s. Reese and
he is investigating the matter. Mr..
Reese refused to make statement Sat-
urday. but admitted that the matter had
been presented to him for consideration.
The Town Criers was organized to pro-
tect Montgomery merchants from bad ad-
vertising propositions and schemes, and
a majority of business men are mem
bers.