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Constipation IS the staring point
for many serious Diseases To bc
healthy keep the bowels active g.I
regular HERBiNE viii remove 600
Accommodations u the bowels aui
put the system in prime condition.
Price Doe. Sold by Amarillo Drug
store. Adv.
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Rev a. Stubenyoil OF Allison. Ia,
10 praising Dr. Kings New Life
Pulls FOR constipation, writes: ---
hr Kings New Life pills are such
perfect pills no home should bee
without them" No better regulator
for the liver and bowels. Every pill
guaranteed. Try them. Price 25c,
% Amarillo Drug Store.
ADVERTISEMENT
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Suffered Eclcma FIFTY years--Now
Well.


Seems a long time 20 endure the
awful burniro itching. smarting..
Hu-dimse known as letter
mother name for Eczema seems
good fo realize also. that Dr. Ho:'-
n' Eczema Ointment has proven
perfect curc
Nr % H. Kenney writes:-"I
cannot sufficiently express my
Hauk to .ou for your Dr.. Hobson's
Ointment II has cured my
.'0r which ha stroubIed me for
.r GIE years. an druggists. or
.r maH ,Or.
rieiuer Chemical 60.
-I. iuuI-. NO. Philadelphia. Pa.
AWDillo Drug store.
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All Want Al. must be accom-
panied by the cash.
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AU Classified Ads must be ac-
uHan..l br che cash.
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CLARENDON IONS, MANAGER

Panhandle Department, Amarillo, Toza,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
IS OFF FOR
HiL0, WITH MORE DATA

Special Prosecutor r. w. Breckons
lcft ON the Wiihelnina for liio yes
tcrday with sufficient, data On the Ma
guire case to keep Hawaii county busy
with civil and embez2loment suits for
the recovery Of the $4,000 alleged to
have been doirauded by the Hawaii
auditor on Illegal warrants. The eX-
acc parties against whom actions will
be brought will be determined, Brock
ons stated, only when the cases are
laid before the grand jury.
IAN | can say in the matter is that
| have worked thoroughly and eau
tiouSly,' said Breclions at his local
office yesterday "The Audit Com
pany of hawaii has appropriated tue
amount of the defalcation of territorial
inoneys at 10000. My investigation
has found the sum correct and fully
warranted. To say more'than that
would be to show cur hand to the de,
fcnse. The public will know to a
surety just who are the culpfits when
any eXtcnsiv" REPORTS are placed in the
hands OF tho grand jury, and | feel
that these reports viii make necessary
Immediate warrants and speedy yer
diets. | will say that feel confident
Of recovering the full amount due the
Territory -
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
TWO C0NV|CTs =.
.. y . g !. 7. I. Given. PAROLES
Josiah G., Cullen Released by
Governor and Tony Belaska
Must Leave Territory.

On the strength that Attorney C. w.
Ashford will employ him as stenog-
rapher and typewriter in mis- office al
salary of seventy-fve dollars pei
month, the attorney having filed a
written undertaking with the board OF
prison inspectors to this effect, Josiah
{. Cullen was paroled by the Governor
yesterday morning.
Cullen was sentenced from Honolulu
November ., 1910, to five years i'm
prisoment, for disorderly conduct, and
has now served halt his time. The
case excited considerable comment Sat
the time. A number of women coin.
planned to the authorities that they
were annoyed constantly by telephone
calls by some one in the city, and when
notes were compared il was decided to
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
TERRITORY MAY
GET HOMESTEAD
War Veteran Dies on Hawaii
Leaving Valuable Estate
and No Heirs.

An appearance win be entered by the
Territory in the matter of the probate
Of the estate of James Knowles. re.
Gently deceased at Taaulo, Hawaii,
intcstate. Knowles, who WAS a G.. A.
x. veteran, was the owner of a home
stead mt Paauilo. lie died without
leaving will. No heirs are known ia
he In existence either in the Territory
or away from Hawaii in any part Of
The world
The llilo Trust Company has fled a
petition in the llilo circuit court, be-
fore Judge G. IT, Parsons, for the pur-
pose OF prObating the estate, so that
certain debts of the deceased may be
ordered paid. How much the estate
is worth is not known here, but since
the case appears to come under the law
Of escheats Attorney General Thayer
Yesterday morning decided the inter
eSts of the Territory should be protect.
ed by fling q notice of appearance in
the Hilo court when the case comes MP.
Unless heirs of the deceased are dis
covered the balance of the estate will
revert to the Territory.
Fourteen dollars and ninety cents
viii be turned over to the territorial
treasury, to be kept in special deposit,
as the result of another escheat, where.
by the Territory has fallen heir to this
Great sum of money. r.
l'romeslav Peotrowski, supposed TO
he a Pole, bit whether Russian, Ger.
man or Austrian being unknown died
lately at Lsupahochoe, Hawaii, leaving
property valued Mt about hnndred
a 4 IA.
against the estate fourteen dollars and
ninety cents was left, but as there is no
knowledge OF any existing heirs in lia.
waii or elsewhere, the amount will re-
vert to- the Territory, under the law of
pachpntg
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
BANANA COMMISSION
~ PREPARING FOR WORK


Another meeting was held by the
hanana claims commission YESTERDAY
afternoon, the form of the claim to bt
filed being gone over again, as the com
missionars are fully determined specu
iatprs- and grlftcrs shall find no Loop
hole whereby they might profit to the
detriment of the real claimants or the
Territory.
Secretary +. +. Fernandes was in
structed to procure bids from the print
ing establishments on the claims form
aud oth"r stationery required hy th'
commission. The matter of the ap
pointmcnt of the clerk bailii' and in
terprcters 20 the eommission was taker
up, but again deferred to be decided
upon at another meeting TO be held NJ
fonr o'clock this afternoon at Chair
man Rawlins office.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
GIVES MILLION IN
MEMORY OF HUSBAND

tBy Federal Wireless TeIegraph.)
SAN FRANCISCO, May l4.--tSpe.
cial to The Advertiser)- Geo. w.
Hooper of this city has transferred to
the regents of the University Of Cali
fornia, in memory of her deceased hus-
band, property worth 100000 for the
establishment Of an institute of medi
cal research. Announcement of the gift
was made today.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
NELL LANDS POSITION
.; WITH $4,000 SALARY

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph
WASHINGTON, May 14.-(Special
to The Advertiser --Chas. P. NeiIl,
United States commissioner of labor,
who has resigned, has accepted salary
of $4,000 per annum to supervise labor
conditions for the American ShieltiIg
and Refining Company.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
WOMEN OF KANSAS, FORCE
M CLEANUP Law THROUGH

hYTOPEKA, Kansas, May 4.-Largely
ion the. initiative of the women, the
legislature here passed a cleanup law
THAT rompels citizens ito, adhere to the
following provisions; yflraa. n, ,a,f,s1
cit shall be unlawful for any. per
son to throw, place, deposit or leave or
cause to be thrown or left in any of
the public streets, highways, alleys,
parks or thoroughfares and dirt, filth,
sewerage. sweepings, excrements, com
post, papers, manure, boxes, ashes, lum-
Der, coal wood, kindling, grass, weeds,
vegetables, slops or litter Of any, kind.
That the space in the rear of any
business lot house or mercantile estab-
Iishment, between the rear of the build
ing and the alley line shall be kept
clean and clear of all matter set forth
in the above paragraph at all times,
and tho owner or occupant is hereby
charged with the duty of keeping the
promises clean. That the occupant of
any ground floor or the owner of any
house is charged with keeping the half
of the alley at the rear of his property
clean Of all matter set out above at all
times.
''That the owners and occupants of
an puiiuihSs SNAIL, IN tne month OF
April of each year, cause all of, their
premises to be cleaned and cleared of
all matter set forth in the first para
graph, and the same shall be. hauled to
some suitable, designated dump, or
burned or buried. Every householder
or occupant of any house or building
must provide a receptacle in which
shall be placed ali litter, trash or other
rubhish. where it may re burned or
hauled away not less than once each
mouth"
The law provides fine of 800 or
sixty, days in Jail for failure TO obey
its letter.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
BY Ernest O. walker.

] WASHINGTON, May 5.--Iu cabinet
circles the eminent theme Of recent DAYS
is Secretary McAdoos decision 10
charge interest upon government funds
that arc placed in national banks. The
I igufcs are large but the upshot OF IL
AL is that with putting out more money
to the national banks than the treasury
has been doing there can be Il saving
/ of about Sl,0O0,000 annually. This sum
of course, has largely Injured hitherto to
} tile advantage Of national baIKs which
had the use Of gNcrnmcnt deposits. It
has been argued in the years ugono that
because of restrictions put upon the
| placing OF deposits, such as requiring
national banks to furnish bonds as Sc
curitics, and all that it was not fair
to charge interest.
There has been resentment in national
banking circles because of the new ar
rangcmcnt but over mt the treasury de-
partment the officials say that DO banks
are aye.se to accepting government 5
funds under the new arrangement.
Treasury officials on the contrary, are
asking themselves why nobody thought
pf the plan before this late day. lndi-
vidunis, possessed Of surplus money,
Keep it in banks or trust companies
where an interest OF two per cent or
'nise per cent can be earned hli the
'"ohey-eah pe put 10 better use. why
'"9 %h no, tne govern , 40 I'Ne .Is
nc t.c 90 Ky n n Is e"etou'an
Of about $2,ooo0oo of Red Cross funds.
ngSe IRE n'ioa',rd ~ two 'oca' BANK
uN'l OF w'heh pays thrre per GEM ~
'efeSt ana fesarls 'tself lucky to be
'Dle 10 on",ii' 'Seah a iarge deposit
''H'' t''S MfN"oo' AZ u successful pu"i
hcss man, y GOING through the treasury,
.etu''h'"lhs ',s i'ethods ana mere ana
Ihcre nnu' ria"lns Such changes us lhis
ne" arrangement ABOUT government nc
PuSii'S'
McAooo an hct.'c man
The secretary Is very active man
and he keeps thoroughly in touch with
business aud commercial Thought ia
New York. His critics assert that h.
very satisfactory TO Wall street but
he foundation for this Sc ms to be
.hicny that Nj. Mchdoo knows the
big men of the fnpnclal ilistlsct Of .Nfw
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
GROUP.

This disease is 50 dangerous and so
rapid in its DEVELOPMENT That every
mother Of yaung children should he
prepnrcd for il, II is very risky to
wait until the attack of Group appears
and thcn scnl for medicine aul Let thu
sliia nuiTor until 1t can he obtained
Chauberlain's Cough Remedy is
prompa and cifcctull and has never
hecn known Ia fill IN amy ease. Al
WAYS ,havc bottle in the home. For
sale by Benson, smith & Co., Ltd.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
CONVICTED CHAMPION
DECLINES TO CONVERSE

VBX federaI Wireless Telegraph.)
CHICAGO, May l4.-(Srecial to. The
Advertiser)-Jack johnson, who was
convicted last night of violating the
Mann Law, today refused to see any
Visitors. He is ont. on $4,000 bonds
pending q motion for a new trial to be
arghed MAY 10. Nll W
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
DEFENDED HER HONOR
WITH BABE IN ARMS
Haleral Wireless Telegraph.l

(By feierai Wireless Telegraph.)
LOS ANGELES, May l4.-(Special
to The Advertiser --Bonfieio Herman
Gez, twenty-eight years old, is dead
today of bullet wound inflicted by
Mrs. Trinidad Olmos, young Spanish
matron, upon whom he tried to force
his attentions. Mrs Olmos shot Her
nandez through the stomach as she
stood with her baby in her arms and
another child at her feet.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
TOO GOOD TO LOSE,

"Your husband Is willing to allow
YOU the custody Of tile automobile, tn
poodle and the rubber plant, with T.
eral alimony, while he takes the ehild
rem and the graphophone. -
"Stop tie divorce, 'hocd the wife
"I'll never get another husband liku
that, '--Kln:as City journal.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
MANITOBA TOWN Is
~. SURROUNDED BY FIRE
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph

Wy Feoe1ai wireless Ieegrap4.J
WINNIPEG, Manitoba, May IA
Especial to, The Advertiser)-Little
hope is entertained today for the town
Of Andrews, near here, which is entire
ly surrounded by prairie fires. The
citizens are offering desperate re.
sistance.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
ARSON Program Goes ON.
BOMB FOR "BEAK. I"

LONDON, May IA. ASSOCIATED
Press Cable TO the Star -Bulletin)-
Police Magistrate Bennett, who has
sentenced TO Jail number of militant
suffragettes who took part in the dis
orders, today received a suffragette
bomb, which luckily did not explode.
lie had narrow escape.
The sutfragettes carson squad to-
day fired large unoecupied residence,
which was badly damaged before the
fire was extinguished
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16

tors prescribed Tor
him, but he kept
getting verse UNI
til wc could not
d rcss him any
more. They finally
advised inc to try
q certain medical
college, but its
treatment did no
good. At the time
l was induced to,
try Cuticura he
was so bad that D.!
had to cut his hair
OF mud nut the
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16

Cutlcura Ointment on him on bcndages,
as 1t was impossible to touch him with
the baro hand. There was not cne
square inch Of skin en- his whole body
that was not affected. He was one mass
OF sores. The bandaPos used TO stick to
his skin and In removing them it used
to take the skin OF with them. and tho
screams from the poor child we're hosrt-
breaking. l began to think that no
would never get vel, but after the sec.
ond application Of Cuticura Ointment I
began to see signs Of Improvement. und
with the third and fourth applications
the sores commenced to dry up. His
skin peeled on twenty times. bet it
finally yielded to the treatment. Now
can say that he Is entirely cured, end
a stronger and healthier boy you never
saw than he is to-day. twelve years or
more since the euro was effected. Rob
ert Wattam, iiiS Forty-Cighth ST.,
Chicago, H., Oct. o, 1900" .Tt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16

only TO awaken sweet memories Of
happy days spent thereon. Waikiki
Kahala and Koko Head are passed anu
ut last the fun spread Of the grc1'
Pac fc is before us and we are wei
on our way, but my thouohis are ava!
behind with you. Lovingly,
"BRUCE."
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
SPURNED WOMAN
MODERN NEMESIS
Mrs. Sadie K Stewart Explains
Reasons for the $4,000
Damage Suit.


sniuu him. Eti neither the sorrow ut
-iosiug. l.4 los, n0s tIr desire to seek
golden balm formy shattered affections
causcs ne to attempt 90 obtain redress
through the courts. have one great
object in being here. have Travelled
over two thousand miles Just to expose
Bruce Potter, 10 make OF him a living
example that will cause professional
heart breakers TO hesitate ere triiling
With The wholc.soulgd love of good
woman. A woman'- love pure and un-
defiled. is the most priceless thing in
TINS world gave Bruce all that. the
very bitterness Of my being. You can
not appreciate how dishonorably, how
cold.bloodelly cruel he has proven him
elf 30 be.
Mrs. Sadie X. Violet Stewart, her
once Oval face wasted to angular lines,
Ter large swimming brown eyes steeled
Nv her ordeal, but still refined of fea-
,ure and magnstically attractive, lolled
hack on a couch ia brocgded lavender
Gressing.aown and huttcred her taiicf'
ing be-ringcd fingers uervousl y as she
talked Of her nCchof. promise suit
against Charles Brace Potter the local
representative OF the DEMO Fire Alarm
system. '
ch,,u., r,gb4m,re She savs
H'''''S -''''','''' 49, , -
IS HN' u e"aet'l nightmare ~
me- she N'ut o4. 'at ~ ''sn'
Francisco. when be told me that he
so"iu never man NV ""a '''t' w "'s
ne"rt WIN S"'n "''P aS"'"a " .'''n
D"seAesS ana '"' a|lI'"'SS Oh "y
Nohiah lo'' ln'' '"'"N l""I hc''"e'
ti'he nor ""' 'H'ns p''' "a" e.oI as
s"aSe us p@iu' Bruce 'r''" lnil hleh'
as lie told me- 'S-
Nioi'i' ne "'H; loV' you on
Know ! l",' 1o" 10" "1ru lhe o"'
woman "oi maze Tor me- mere is no
olneF woman "'I' never ''." ne NY
9thef woman nave eNll''he" WY
/ cannot marry you. i sIniioi- help ~
Iae ih'n& Is done GOD ShAoye nov 20" :
ioSe You, I'm"
AN HE hoPelesn'ss oil my ieenn9
burned up ~ me- wien ! heard mn
speah Hke that@ lPiaggff,3i, MSibth MN
1t did 10 sodJ.. t'iJe;GsINGl i .
II you do ANYTHING now, violet,
he sam, 'Nuu "iII rlln me. You have
ruined my ffaTt3 IYt MP ruin ny
lie. liulJD lrSuU
- told him, then, what the aiInil
meant TO me. did not fully realize
aust exactly what 1t did ineanyt 10 me
When hnalIy Emo" that all was lost
ana J couldLhQlther make n9gDmend,
went Historically tnIUg q n "a saURJp Oul d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16

Millions Of women prefer Cuticura
Soap TO all other skin'soaps for prescrv-
ing, purifying and identifying the skin,
scalp. hair and nands. For rashcs,
itchings and chafngs, red, rough hands,
dry, thin and falling hair, for iniantile
eruptions and skin blcmishcs and every
purpose OF the toilet, bath and nursery,
are Invaluable.
Cuticurs Soap C25cN. Cli,icura Ointment f5or)
snd CHiieqra kes9,lycnt Is0c tor ia The torn II
Throughout he world Potter Durf 4 Chem Corp
Sole ptops, 1855 Columbus Ave, H0sion Mass -
ohMaiied free. 32-ulVc t,icuta linnklct ~
Authority Vi Affections Of tbs skin Scalp aod H.uI
Advt
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
(By Federal Wireless Telegraph. }

(By Federal Wireless Telegraph
LONDON, May l4.-(Special to The
Advertiser)-L was treated 10
the biggest sensation of the sutfra-
gettes today, wnen an apparently good
bomb, wrapped in sufiragette litera-
tpre, was found among the tombs in
Westminster Abbey. The supposed
deadly engine was rushed to Scotland
Yard and, while the city papers were
filled with the story of the discovery,
detectives cautiously investigated. 1t
was found that the bomb was fake
and the sensation died a-borning. a.
The police are at q loss whether to
believe the planting of the fake bomb
an suilragette hoax or warning
from the militants that hereafter they
will spare no building in their war for
the ballot.
Arson Program Goes On.
Continuation of the suffragette arson
program was seen today in SYNDICATE,
where a cottage was burned with
S250O loss. Militant literature was
found near by, among which was Il
flacara reading: eve hope this is not
a poor widow S home''
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16
NOT AN INCH Of
HEALTHY skin
Left on Whole Body = Boy Of Five
Mass of Itching Eruption aud His
Screams were Hearth Breaking
Bandages Stuck to His Flesh.
CURED BY CUTlCURA
TWELVE YEARS AGO

"My little son. boy Of Eve, broke
out with an itching rash. Three doc
The Hawaiian gazette., 1913-05-16

sf. ESiGStS 81 81 ~.
-ris rRiisHeD 3D. F-ye aesa
s9Jw~1 -sf aedy
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23
Plan for Wholesale
Shooting is Nipped
ALL MAIL DELIVERY UNION MEN
FAEORISG VIOLENCE
ARRESTED.

NEW YORK, Nov ls-Policemen
were withdrawn from mail delivery
automobiles today, because the United
States government believes II has ar
rested all the members of the local
union who favored violence, or has
them in flight, They have eight men
now in the Tombs under $4,000 bail,
and they hope to have about twelve
more by Saturday.
1t became known in this way today
that the close touch OF the postoffice
inspectors and the police with the
union prevented a serious tragedy last
week. Fourteen members of the
union, among them the most radical
members, agreed to procure a. large
automobile, arm themselves and
drive past the garage of the New
DIRK Postal Transfer company in the
early evening. As the car was pass
ing every man was to shoot into the
open door Of the garage at police
men, officials employees, and anybody
else who might be standing there.
The car was procured with a driver
willing to take the chance, and the
hour fixed, but those who intended
to take part learned that the police
had knowledge of their intentions and
the shooting up was abandoned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23

proposed legislation. OF whatever ma
ture, be suggested as early AZ possi-
ble, SO that the committee might have
everything ready when the genera
assembly gets together.
President Rogers. of Post a, thanked
the national president, the national
vice president and Mr.. McQuilkin for
the assistance rendered Post A during
the two days they were in the CITY,
declaring that much good had been
accomplished.
Chairman Davis, of the membership
COMMITTEES, declared that Texas would
have no cinehe in beating Virginia
out
Mr.. McQuilkin spoke for few mo-
ments, and dropped into poetry, his
theme being his trip through Virginia,
in tow of the directors whom he had
met In Lynchburg. Danville, Roanoke
Suffolk, Norfolk, Alexandria and Rich
mond. The poem will be placed on
record.
Other speakers were Messrs Cole
man, Johnson, Cross Crfdlin and
Smith.
Members of the board of directors
OF Post A, present were: President
George w. Rogers; national vice -presi.
dent, Saunders; VIM. Jenkins, Jr., +. l.
Butler, S. j. Allen. w. NJ. Coleman.
W. l.. Cridlin, L. b. Snead, J. l.. HILL
II, K. Bache, NJ. s. Llew elyn IL. ii.
Hester and number of members OF
the post.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23
THREADBARE VICTIM
OF OLD HIGH COST

NEW YORK, Nov. IS.--Clad In a
threadbare frock coat which once was
black. but has a greenish hue now, an
aged victim of the high cost of living
stood today at the bar in the court
of General Sessions and acknowledged
himself a horger. He was William +.
Wines.
He had been a bookkeeper Tor Nc
Guire Brothers. junk dealers, at $40 a
week They had so much confidence In
the old employee thar they gave him
blank checks to I'LL out. by means of
which Wines soon increased his In
COME to S25 n week. In extenuation
OF his crime Wines told Judge Rosalsks
that he could not support his wife
decently on $40 a week. as the gro
ceries cost 81. meat and fish SO and
rent $3.50, TO say nothing of other ex-
penses.
Judge RosaIslIy sentenced him to the
penitentiary for one year.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23

Carolina merchants can get on ship
ments from the West through the Gin
cinnati gateway.
Thus the Virginia Jobber can sell to
the Tarheel merchant by reshippong
through his own town at exactly the
same rate the North Carolinian can
buy direct from the West.
But the new rates include direct
rates from the West through Cincin.
natl, to Raleigh OF eighty-two cents
This Is an advantage OF twelve cents
to the North Carolinian. over the pro.
portional rate of ninety-four cents
over the local Cincinnati to Richmond
to Raleigh ($1.2D OF forty-two cents
So that the new rates compel the Vir.
ginia cities to overcome the advan.
tage of twelve cents per hundred
pounds direct. and forty-two cents
from Cincinnati to Richmond to Ra.
leigh.
This, Of course. means more dealings
direct by North Carolina merchants
with the Western firms. and the losa
OF an immense amount OF trade te
Virginia cities. Hence the plea Of
Virginia cities to intervene
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-11-23

to the borrower--it may wipe out his
margin--it may cause him disastrous
loss: 1t may upset the interest rates
of the country, excite alarm and result
in final panic but IL does furnish the
money when needed
Big Gambling Places.
We are advised by representative
bankers in New York that the great
banks there would be glad to improve
the system by the establishment or
federal reserve banks strong enough
to furnish money quickly on demand
against good commercial bills and thus
enable the New York banks to with
draw their funds from the stock ex-
change (Which has become the most
gigantic gambling establishment in the
world), and place such funds in the
service OF legitimate industry and
commerce. This viii be one of tina
great benefits"
Chairman owen takes sharp issue
with the Republican members OF the
committee as to the public owner
ship as 10 the stock Of federal banks
lie outlines his reasons for limiting
the stock subscription to banks In