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New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
MOLAssEs AND sYRUPs-steady b,

NAVAL STORES-splrits turpentine dull
and lower. Rosin quiet and shade on. Ial
steady and unchanged. TURPENTINB-Spirits
machine bbis. 47&c. TAR-s5 30. ROSlN0o
Common to good strained, SO 55GS6 10; 3. " 10
u 81 Is; F. s. 35; + and G, 81 65; II ana l.
81 10.
RCE-Steady TO firm at fun prices
StGAR-Rehned points higher and firm
fine ~ranuated. & iOq5 I5c net, less per cent
cash. Raw isc higher and firm at the ad-
vance. Early In the day 10000 bags Porto hlco
centrifugal sold at 05c. basis % test. cost. IN
surance and freight and later sales were $1,000
bags cubas. April shipment, at 2ac basis 30
test cost and freight. and 1900 bags Porto Rico
prompt shipment, at 4llc. basis 96 test. cost
Insurance and freight In London beet sugar was
% higher: April and May, 13s lad; August, los
lo1ad. Meetings. OF sugar at the four United
week and last year. Receipts for the week were
80. los tons. against "a SCI last week and 6lo5a
last year. Total stock Is 1Sl326 tons, compared
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18

Spot steady With prices 10 points higher AZ
II soc for middling upland; sales, 40 bales
Liverpool cables-Spot. good demand. sales
49, 900 bales: speculation and export. 900.
American. ! 900. imports. 10000. American,
q goo uiddng upland. q 63d. Futures opened
STEADY AT points advance closed feyerlsh,
81 TO az points higher April, 639iid;
Aprn- May and Msy-June. 636igd; June July.
q 38d: July-Ausust. 635i.d; August Septem-
her S2isd; September-Oc October 621d; Octo-
ber- November, 6.26d. November December.
g ~ I'd: December January and January
February, $3.50; February March. 0.23Fd
COFFEF-Ste at the opening. with hrst
prices 2 10 I points higher on moderate for
eiRu buying. Tut during the day an apathetic
feeling eyalled. and At the close tho plarkHt
was quiet at one point net decline to two
points advance sales. -, 500 bags Havre
showed m advance Of :. q y franc; Hamburg
was unchanged aud Brazil was upchangeI
both n, Rio and Santos. Cost aud freight
offers from Brazil were steady AZ unchanged
10 slightly lower. Santos Is being quoted AZ
I5s5c and rs a. lis5c although some prices
N er. considerably above this level SO far
during april deliveries are slight" ahead OF
Apru last wear and the country continues 10
b,iv quite freely In a iobhinG way. Spot quiet
and Unchanged at li',c for Rio 10 = Local
contract prirfs
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
BUSINESS TROUBLES.
me following petitions in bankrupt
SsFe hle6 Yesterday:

me following petitions in bankruptcy
"sss hlec yesterday:
rtstME. BERTHA. INC. millinery, No. 1912
trnuq avenue and no. Is East l25th street
Isountary, Creditors: Max Feist 1900
fNIy samuels q Bro. S23s, and Davis e.
Nnun, tDD. Assets, $1,000
AsaaUEL AUGUSS, doing business as L.
4. GAUSS q Son. jewelry end materials. No
rofsyth street; involuntary. Creditors
t,mntip Atterson, 49, ID. Dolgin & Son.
-, and RoSSein, $50, Saul e. Rogers
'Usrsr. Liabilities. $4,000: assets, 81 Oog
.nss sIILLlAM AND NATHAN FRIEDMAN
svmposing tile firm OF Friedman Bros
t.ocers. No. 62l Lenox avenue; invoIun-
sssIy Creditors: Balfour Bros. s3i9: See
rsh ISL bros., III and GUIDE Bros -Kieffer
Ny'ppsny, SiIi Richard J. Doyle receiver
1909 ClPES, clerk, at Tarrytown, for
ssv,iv druggist, at No $50 Third avenue: /:
ssoilntary. Liabilities $6sil: no assets
srS1unors: Estate Of G.. B. Cornell. S3,95s,
el9 Henry a. Weingarten 51,f47
LARRY WADE, manufacturer of muslin
SSnoffwesr, No. rs Allen street: involuntary.
dvaltors; Morris Lasky, $5l7; Chelsea I'm
sf"ear "a Company NH, and Jacob Crater.
PRACTICAL FOLDING BOX COM.
tf21 NJ. manufacturer Of folding boxes. No.
~. rsrry street; involuntary. Creditors;
Ssl,ea Box Board Company $3.50: Man
csIan Straw Board Company s6, and r
husgles & Co. al Cornelius r. Wright.
'ytiser. Assets, 500
.,wlLLlAM GRAY. No 237 East sist
a1wt Involuntary. Creditor Emil Junge.
y New Jersey. H0D
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
c. E. HOLLAND INDICTED
New Yorker Accused by Arnold,
Bank Embezzler. Held.

Norwich. n. Y. April 1.-Two indict-
ments were returned in the Supreme Court
to-day against Charles r. Holland. Of New
York. charging him with extortion in OBJ
tanning ss25 from Frank T. Arnold the
cashier of the defunct New Berlin Ma
tional Bank. 1t is alleged that Holland
obtained the money by threats 10 expose
certain secrets and to publish letters re-
fecting on Arnolds character. The Of
fence is alleged to have been committed
OIL March Of this year. Holland was ar
raigned before the court this afternoon
and entered plea OF not guilty. He was
held in default of $500 bail
The First National Bank OF New Ber-
lin closed it's doors on April II. At the
same time Frank T. Arnold, its cashier,
who was suffering from a nervous break
down and a complication Of other dis
eases. confessed 10 the embezzlement of
s250.o00 Of the banks funds This con-
fession, he declared. was forced by the
attempts Of a gang Of New York black
mailers tn extort money from him under
pain of exposure
IT was stated further that Arnold ad-
rntted hiring safebreakers 70 enter the
vaults at New Berlin, and by destroying
the books and papers to cover up the evil
dence Of his shortage That scheme
failed, and, the gang having him in their
power, he charges. began to extort money.
Holland acting as agent. First he SAYS,
they collected more than $500 by threat
ening 10 publish discriminating letters.
Then they demanded $4,000. but the time
allowed for the payment was too short
for Arnold to collect that sum, and, in
desperation, the cashier put the. matter
IN the hands Of the banks attorney. As
a result Holland was arrested. The let
ters in Hollands possession proved 10 be
harmless.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
OTHER LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. April u = CATTLE - ReceiDts. :. sO !,
5000; steady to 1oc lover; 6ee9es' eyes 80 500
steers. 81 God 81 10: stockers and feeders. 81 80
n s6 80: cows and heifers. 50 65ds7 %; calves
81 5o9S 90 noGsRsGeiP,i,; 22SSo ST, s. s!eSSy ca
Sc no =: mixed. 81 65ass 10: heavy 81 700
IS TO- rough. s. 7oa$7 80; pigs s5@$7 go; bulk
~ 900: steady to IOc higher; native. slgSe So
western, S425Ts6 90; yearlings, 81 90gSI 70 |;
lambs. native, s. e5Gs7 50; Western 50 ooP
Kansas city April 17--cATTLE,n1Reeeipts,
$500. no southerns: steady to 1oc lower,
calves 3SS M far drG'isd s good Sssf SGS
Western. SO o So 25: stockers and feeders 81 50
a 81 30: Southern. s68Ss' Southern cows. SAG
g. ,@sS 9sStS % cvss 81 Ssg & 5os Rsf' SGg
10000; s.cedy to &C lower; bulk Of sales go. g. %
as7 o5: heavy s. s0@ss packers a1G outG tgs
s6as6 so. sHEEP--Receipts. 1000; I%oa % d@s g
higher: lambs. Sc 5o1ssi yearllnss 50 80 20 a
$40; wethers, 81 1889 80, ewes 81 f-oaSo'
ses: stsady steers s. scGs7 so heifsgs sS 20 20
as cows S2gSS So 5 eaIfss rtssS stGaSs SSckers
isss6t: sS@s! 50; .tas. ssSSss & sHEEPG si,1.
stsSdy. EsSSnp'isi5 s. scaa Is: spring iamss ssesIt
Eas, Rufraio, April 17.-cATTLE-Rsceipts'
900: active and 25o higher, st5C9ss 30.
HOGs-Receip;s, 900: slow and 80 1oc high
er: heavy and mixed. s. S59ss45 forkers,
s75o8ss %; PIGS. s1gS 20: roushs; - s9g
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts. 34oo; ac-
tive sheep steady. lambs 1oc lower; lambs,
s9TsT25; yearlings SO 254Ss 80: wethers.
Ease ewes. s5ds5 %; sheep, mixed. s29
81 80: wool lambs, s6GSs 30.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune
s. Louis. April 17.-CATTLE--Receipt
stars; stars faiES 81 ss? Sea set.s @ sSS
So T5ds3 ~: Southern steers 81 7of$7 10.
UOGs-Receipts. $3.50: moderate and active
al steady prices: choice medium 70 heavy.
Ia5qSs 10: bulk OF sales, 81 754SS; pack
ers. 81 509s7 05 best lights. 20 GSI 20
fair. 60 5o9s7 10; best piss. 50 20 50 05; fair
little plss SIS 25Q$6 SHFEP-Raceipts.2 206
active and l5c higher; lambs. So - ass 10;
crpped sheep IS 5T5gSe40.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
ROCKEFELLER NOT IN POOL
Wall Street Spectator 25 Years
His Secretary Previously.

George Dawson Rogers. who for w en-
ty-hve years was secretary 10 John ,
Rockefeller until he started to buy and
sell stocks for his friends four years ago
now finds himself with liabilities amount
ing 10 about $4,000 and assets OF about
$4,000. according TO Nathan :. GifIin. ol
No 81 Nassau street. to whom Mr.. RCGefs
has made an assignment for the benefit Gf
his creditors. Practically all his liability
rests among his personal friends, Mr.
Giffin says he being indebted to four of
them for about half Of the s15o.0oo
Mr. Rogers is said to have conceived
the particular method he employed in
stock investments from observing similar
operations by Mr.. Rockefeller and other
Standard Oil men. The Rogers pool,
which he created and advertised. might
have prospered it was said. If Mr.. Rogers
had had the more substantial backing and
larger resources enjoyed by Mr.. Roc',1-
feller and the others whose example he
tried to follow.
Rogers advertised his pool" extensive
ly from his business headquarters. at No
4 Broadway He was not connected with
any exchange and bought and sold stocks
outright having no margin accounts lie
declared In his prospectus that his meth
Cd of buying as cheaply as he could and
selling when he could realize a profit
eliminated 90 per cent of the usual Wall
Street risk and stood likely to afford the
investor an average OF Is per cent Per
annum in net profits.
It is understood that Mr.. Rockefeller
did not invest In the Rogers pool but
he is among the creditors OF Mr. Rogers
10 the extent of several thousand dollars
on note. One customer who invested
$4,000 had received $1,000 as dividends
on his investment, It was said. Rogers
was said TO have managed TO pay about
Is per cent dividends to customers in his
investment pool up TO March.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18

New York April H. lHlG
GRAIN-N HEAT-Tha crop prospects IN
the soft winter wheat states east OF the Mishs-
sppi continue nfayorsble. but some OF the en-
perts found more promising fields In portions or
Indiana and Illinois, and. as conditions IN w w
hard winter wheat sections are satisfactory am
seeding is progressing rapidly IN the spring "heat
states bulls we're LEES aggressive. Prices were
Arm early, with buying by outside speculatots,
but bulls less aggressive and later tne
market vas easy. closing Irregular. AT &c az
vance for May and b.1ac lower for other posi-
tons Foreign markets were generally lower, a.
the American crop news VAS offset by predlc'i9ns
OF larger shipments from Argentina ana more III Nv
eral worlds exports for the week. NorthV.stpIn
mills were said to he fair buyers, while hlhne
apos stocks showed n dscreas" OF 5Io,oUu busn
els for four davS THE Northwestern Miller
reported the -four output at Minneapolis, DnluIn
ana Milwaukee at 2a2. 555 barrels. AGAINST $50 f"o
the previous week and 356 40 last year. Export
sales Is loads cf Manitoba at outports. No Z
red 81 r. elevator export basis. snd ~ li.g
81 Is Z o afoat: No Northern Duluth. ~ 2l''
o b afost, opening navigation CORN Soi e Z
active aud nrmer. closing ~ an advance % az
1i.c owing to unsettled weather conditions ana
liCht receipts. Export corn here. s3Stc. nominal
b anoat OATS-Firm. closing az an 40
vance Il 7s61i.c. Export sales, GO.Hp busheis
Of Canadian a. outpcrts. Cash oats hrm htahd
ard white. &c IN elevator: No :. &c: No o.
G3i4c: No g. 63c; natural and white clipped. o. 2
A67c RYE-Firm: No 2. 2so, nominal C =
Buffalo. BARLEY -Firmer; mailing. ~ "a
1 1
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terday at auction at the exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller g. Son:
By order Of executors.
25 shares Metropolitan Casualty Insurance Com
pany OF New York Observation-Disclosures. l6J
175 shares National Bank Of North America. 80
For account Of whom It may concern
100 shares New York and Brooklyn Brewing
ss% shares Commercial Trust Company. 81.
Louis: share. ,;; $40
100 shares Csyuga & susquehanna Railroad 2i2 q
81 600 Arizona Power Company first mortgage
per cent bond. due May. 1888; interest NAV
and November, accrued interest TO be
charged 81 n
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
II 8. TREASURY FINANCES.

washington. April l7-At the beginning
~ business to-day the condition OF the
United States Treasury was
working balance in treasury office. Si-
Sis.ei2 ,u, .ro.,... -.
'1TI TIbe total balance IN general fund was
sI2s e79,473 q, .oo ~,
with ordinary disbursements ol si'sie8d
ga M4. 40 as against deficit Of ssHSi7 at
this time last year: r Co.
tTheae 6eures exclude Panama Canal and
r,ibilc debt transactions.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
HERE TO CONFER ON WABASH

j. w. Kendrick, formerly vice-president
Of the Atchison, Topeka G. Santa Fe Rail-
road Company, arrived in New York yes
terday 10 confer with the Wallace COM
mittee in regard TO the rehabilitation Of the
Wabash Railroad. For the last two months
or more Mr.. Kendrick has been engaged on
behalf of the committee In making an ex-
haustive examination Of the physical and
operating conditions Of the Wabash. with
especial reference TO its financial needs.
II is understood that his report will soon
be submitted TO the committee.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
BANK EXAMINER APPOINTED.

l. h. satterlee, who for the last seven
years has been in the service Of the Guar
snty Trust Company in various capacities,
mas been appointed national bank ex-
amlner. He has been for several years an
seuVe member of the New York chapter OF
ths American Institute Of Banking. and
mas recently acted as chapter consul for
the Guaranty Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
eERE MARQUETTE DISCUSSED.

newman Erb, one Of the receivers of the
fere Marquette Railroad Company, who
mas been placed in charge of the operation
OF ths road. had a conference here yester-
DAY with the chairmen Of the different Sc
euTity holders committees. at which the
requirements Of the property were dis
cussed' start has not yet been made on
the drafting Of a plan Of reorganization,
and nothing will be done in that direction
until after the protective committees shall
nave made themselves fully acquainted
N''h the condition and the needs of the
propfr;v
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
LIVESTOCK MARKET.
New York. April II. 1912

New York. April II. 1912
RFE.FS--Rsceipts. IA cars, or 1861 head
20 cars on sale. steers slow TO shade lower.
bulls strong: good and fat cows trihe Arm.
others dull and thin cows barely steady.
steers sold at s5 o0g Ss per 100 lb. bulls. s4d
S6 90. COWS So 25G 50 10 Dressed beef quiet
but firm at iOd l2Hc. Liverpool cables quoted
i've cattle higher a. lSt l3hc per TO-
dressed weight, In ADDITION 70 onaL Exports
~ fosaIes" eI Mcpherson & Co: 20 Pennsylvania
.,Sors tei5 IL average So per 100 10; IL, 1868
n sS. 10 Ii52 III. 81 90. rs. 1923 h. 81 so 3.
io50 H. SO e5: I bull. 1900 ID. 50 10: 1. 1870 Id.
s5 70: /, 1920 lb s. so; 2 1905 u, So -; 5.
ye,rling. 400 III. So IS: COW. e2o ID. IS 70;
,oTn IN IS so. l. 1850 ID. 50 80; 3. $50 IN,
st757 1854 H. 81 95 3. e26 lb 81 so; 5. $50
in Si 90. IL, 9i0 10. 81 10; l, 1850 III, 81; $,
' sG iS' s$ 40: 49, s$Z III, 81 25: 4, 1000 ID,
e. S5 s5T 10. Sc 80; II. $40 III. 81 55; l3, sai
ip, - Sanders: 20 pennsylvania steers 1913 III.
a. 90. 90 iii6 III. 81 rs, II, 1l43 10. 81 so: L.
so,a In 81 81: o. 9ot To- SO 30; o. ao6 ID, IS 90:
ioiI gI'i ID. s. %; o. s92 To- 81 2 9SS H. ss.s !,
G'V,no m SO; :, 700 ID, 81 so
i tu.,on tu S 60. = Is Pennsylvania steers. 1i46
~, Ns1 %, stocker $50 III, SO so: COW, 300 ID.
ss ?5: 8, 8si lb, 81 10
- hstss5 ?, a25 10, SIS; 2. 700 ID. 81 50 COW.
DO 10. 20 90 81. 754 ib 50 so: /. 7s0 h. s8 25;
goo 7sn soi IN se Is: 22. so5 ID. So so.
Ida q Co: bulls. 1850 ID. IS so: 4.
700 go ID e Sac oO ID. 81 70; l. 700 ib 81 30 Nv ~
e. iyo'p i,sS b. 50; bull 1850 ID. IS s5; l. 1920
~ sS 7s: 1. 1920 ID. IS Is: e 1850 ib. IS so; 2,
,,on,so ~ as 40: l. 1850 lb s5 %; 2, 915 lb, S5
,ooS S.o a. ib' sIsb: yeariins. $50 Id. 50 SO; II
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
CITY GETS RAILWAY EARNINGS,

Chicago. April 1.-THE annual report Of
the Chicago Railways Company shows that
the city Of Chicago will get ss2l,9o6 as its
snare OF the 1911 net es rnings under the
"fins OF the franchise. The company will
ie'slh ssI2.lsS as its share. The city's por-
uon' which is fixed at IS per cent, is a7,2'l
sreater than last year. Gross earnings
were SIl56.isS. as against sl4,6o4,70s in 1910.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
SOFT COAL MEN VOTE TO RETURN.

Indianapolis, April 7-seventy-hve per
eshi Oh the soft coal miners voted in favor
VI tne proposed new wage agreement, It
"" SAID to-day ct the offices of the United
.4ne Workers Of America. OF l2l,00 bal
io's counted so far s9Oco are favorable, II
vas said, and the votes uncounted are
'noss OF few small. scattered local unions
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

Chicago April 17.--Pit tactics and stormy
weather rather than crop damage reports TOOK
rain and cold gave :he market bulish turn a,
nrst but demand began 10 dwihde and opened
settled varying from !. Sac decline 10 Sac ad-
vance. Corn showed rise Of Sgosc ,taii.9 70 iit@
nt.st trading left provisions ranging from sc
OF 10 an Increased cost OF @0c. Range OF prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18

cent. The sales follow: Sew South Wales
1900 bales: secured, ls91s 6lad; greasy, 4sd@
is 30. Queensland. 700; secured, Is hdais ,, i9d
greasy. 7dais. Victoria 100; ssoureo liag
400; secured is sdais ad; greasy. 7hd91s Id.
West Australia, 700; greasy, 6hdTiio' Nsw
ekdaIs isd, Punta Arenas, $500; greasy oHa
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
THE Iron Trade Review" says:
RUSH TERMINAL.

IT.. pu.b Terminal Company has issued
,,s ann,,al report for the year ended De-
cember a. 1911 The income account com
naras as follows.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS,
sEABOARD CLEARANCE
Hour AND MEAI.-Flour inactiv., owl

D1OI " MD MINfT-flouI Ih'uNS' Twins
90 unsettled conditions I'm the wheat market
spring patents. 81 81 q 81 So. winter strsishts.
spring ciears. si45qsi 10. extra 40 winter.
81 a5as, No 2 81 so7 81 90. Kansas straights,
s. 90a s. oj. fancy spring patents. 50 oOp
so Is RYE FLOUR-ouiet. fair 70 good
81 SOdS5. choice TO fancy. S. oSdS5 -.
CORNMEAI.-Kiln dried. 81 IS. BAG MEAL
Fine white and yellow. 81 1odSl -. coarse.
81 s5dSi 20 FEED--Western spring, SO 81:
standard middlng. $50 80; four do s3l rcd
dog S32 25: city bran. $50 10 bulk, $50 %
sacks: niidllng. $50 S32 so; red dog. s33
hominy chop, s29Gs3O bulk. $50 zoo S3l 20
sacks. oilmeal S3Sqs3p
COTION-There MAS n further sharp ad-
vance On a continuation OF more or less eN-
cited buying. which carried prices Into new
high ground for the moY~ment. owing 10
reports Of heavy rains in the Eastern and cen
trail bolts In tn. previous twenty four hours
The buying movement had also tho encour-
agement of strong Liverpool cables. reports Of
firm interior spot situation and increasingly
numerous unfavorahle reports concerning the
new crop farm work Realizing was eN-
tronely heavy AZ the initial Level. however.
and the market sascd OF slightly. with the
close steady and last prices showing a gain OF
from n TO II points. as compared with the
hnsl figures OF Tuesday New crop closed
within . or . points of the best. southern
spot markets were unchanged 10 80 higher
Local contract prices:
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18


after deduction Of dividends on preferred
stock and Including SIS 600 sinking fund deduc--
tlon. the balance. ST93 O6s. is equal TO SO per
cent on s14 900 600 common stock. az compared
with 8 2 per cent on same stock for the preced-
ing year. tIncludes S795, 900 for additions and
hetterments
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18

SUNDAYS NEW-YORk TRIBUNE
Mailed anywhere in tho United stateS
for 80 so a year.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
NEW YORK, CHICAGO & ST. LOUIS.

The New York. Chicago & St Louie
Railroad Company has issued its annuai
report for the year ended December 81
1911 The income account compares as loi'
iows.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
NEW YORK BANK. STOCKS.

.rx dividend. TEX so per cen. dividend.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
LONDON WOOL AUCTIONS.

London, April lI.-The offerings at the rool
apction sales to-day amounted to 1892 bales.
Strono home and Continental bidding, together
yith Americans purchasing medium crossoreds
and fine inerinos, held the market nrm ana ~
s.rI.rs' favor Punta Arenas advanced 5 per
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
MIAMI COPPER.

,r,o Miami Copper Company has issued
a. nc mnhlet report for the fiscal year
lts ~ pecenlber 81. 1911. The income ac-
count follows
Sal. OF 14o7o,557 pounds copper a. .,o can
1903 oessd. oen and hous. rentals... 33,2Ta
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
sNew stock.
ExpnR1S OF MERCHANDISE

EHPOHIS Or mGnSHANC'oe'
1912 1911. 1910
vk end. Apr 1S SIS 46s ESQ s12 6e3 $40 sl us teI
Jan 1-Apr 13. .250, ,052. 364 221 1oI lis lesz"oS
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.

FURNISHED By Frederic II. Hatch & Co.. New
York and Boston)
New-York tribune., 1912-04-18
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

Export. { o b afost.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-03-22
Warrants for Taxes.

Under Section 3677 of Lords Ore
gon Laws It is held that tax collec-
tors in any county of the state shall
receive in payment of taxes in county
warrants no larger amount than the
amount of the taxpayers county taxes
for the year or years for which the
payment is made The levy in JOS
ephine county is. Is mills OF this
amount 3 Y mills in school tax,
4 mills state tax and mills road
tax, or total of l0la mills of the
levy (outside Grants Pass that must
be- paid in cash. This leaves a rate
OF 71a mills that may be paid in
county warrants. The entire levy in
Grants Pass being 81 mills; one.
fifth can be paid in county war
rants, Outside Grants Pass two
ffths could be received In county
warrants. To be exact, any tax
payer, within or without the city of
Grants Pass, could pay in county
warrants an amount equal to w
mills on the dollar of his assess
ment tha sheriff, under the law be-
ing required to collect the balance in
cash. WILL C. SMITH,
33 Sheriff
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 1886-1927, 1912-03-22
CHILDREN INJURED.
Ordinary catharties and Pills and
Harsh Physic Cause Distress
inu COMPLAINTS.


You cannot be Over.careful In the
selection of medicine for children.
Only the very gentlest bowel medicine
should ever be .given. except in emer.
gency cases. Ordinary pills, cathartlcs
and purgatives are apt TO do more
harm than good They may cause
gripping. nausea and other distressing
after-effects that are frequently health.
destroying
We personally recommend and guar
antee Rexall Orderlies as the safest
and most dependable remedy. which
We know. for constipation and associ
ate bowel disorders. We have such
absolute faith In the virtues OF this
remedy that we sell It on our guar
antee Of money back in every instance
where II fails to give entire satisfac
ton. and we urge all In need of such
medicine to try II nj our risk.
Rexall Orderlles are eaten just like
candy. are particularly prompt and
agreeable In action. may be taken at
any time day or night; do not cause
diarrhea, nausea, gripping, excessive
looseness. or other undesirable effects,
They have very mild but positive
action upon the organs with which
they come in contact, apparently act
ing us a regulative tonic upon the re-
laxed muscular coat of the bowel. thus
overcoming weakness. and aiding to
restore the bowels to more vigorous
and healthy activity.
Rexall Orderlies commonly complete
ly relieve constipation, except Of
course when of a surgical character.
They also tend to overcome the neces.
sity Of constantly taking laxatives TO
keep the bowels In normal condi-
ton Three sizes of packages, 10
cents, - cents. aud 80 cents Reme-l-
ber, you can obtain ReXall Remedies
only at our store-The rexal Store
Clemens sells drugs.