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Arizona republican., 1913-11-17

Just received fresh shipment sweet apple cider, 75c per gal. Call Melczer Bros. Phone 51.-Advertisement. If
The sun., 1913-10-30
LIVE STOCK MARKET.


NEl'N t.NbN - 'hhr'
E.,vip ~ herVrs we're la h~au n
. Iu,iins - cars Tor III" market steers
wet. in b-tt-r d-nHru. "p"ring pritr-
stronG :ot good hra'it ste.GN ioi c',",s
IA. x.u-rai market closed steady, bulI-
we're steady. cows steady TO lv'. hlkh"i
tn. improNrn.rt being a., good ANA MOI
lat ,oNs. ,'ommon I" prime steers SOFA -
s:.0issst per 100 lbs; st"ok"r az ~ "''
oxen st 81 s5.3v: ru.ls ~ - o"p s''-"' "a
few uttl. y.stline bulls ~ Stu 80; Gov >
a. ,a,5si si.15. i't.sscd beef c"Itihur"
dan IL ia Si.c. for native sides
N,,oiIts Of calves wsr" l''e h"""' -
, lu,,luc a1o for the market. making, WIN
tho .tsI. stock log. "U sale. N-als We're
OH see on nearly all grades: Erassefs anu
year,ings g5m joc.: the pens we're 'lrane.,
Common to choice Ncals sold OF ssf sl-.'o
per 100 lbs : culls a: So year!inss an,
rrsssers at 81 $3.50; ordinary Westerh"rS ~
SGIt5 City dressed Neals easy ~ ""
ls,tc.; country dressed at lln lCi2e'
Receipts OF sheep ana LAMBS We're ~,
head including cars i"f IN" nn"rNc -
making. vith the stale STOCK, u 'Hs 'h
sale Sheep were rated rrm' amos 10
higher. all the stock was Nanten. oII.
mon TO good sheep sold at S3..oH stoo per
100 lbs: a few selected HANDY smeep
s;: medium to choice lambs al !e.s', 'u''s nv
st s5mt550 Dressed mutton slow az 81
ioiCc.; dressed lambs Arm at lo'a n''T'''
outside ngures for hog dressed ,,.,,
Receipts of hogs We're so5, heaa. an"ui
car on sale. Market easier Hrp"' ,,
sales vcr. at ss.25ats.So per 100 lbs ,",
iisht 10 heavy hogs. Country dtesse' "'s'
steady At STlsc. per III
The sun., 1913-10-30
new HAVEN WON'T FIGHT
OTHERS, SAYS ELLIOTT
But Prospective competitors
should Create Their Own
Facilities.

PRo,ID.NCE. Il l.. Oct 90. Howard
Elliott chairman % tn. board of di-
iectors of the New Haven railroad. VA.
the principal speaker at a transportation
dinner given in Churchill House Tonight
under auspices of the Town triers
Samuel NJ Cununt. chairman OF the State
Harbor Improvement Commission; GoN.
Pothi.r and Mayor Gainer of Providence
were also spe: l>ers. while Nire-Prcsidents
Edwin q. Buckland. l.. =. Storr.. Beiia-
min Campbell and j. II husts were
seated at the head table.
Mr. Elliott's speech set forth the
roads position in regard to competitions
here. u subject that has been upper'noat
ever since the Grand Tiunl, was tur, e1
to give up its planned extension tp i.do-
water at this port.
Whether or hot any action Of III
company IN the past was light or wtone
Is not now the question u! issue Should.
however competing carriers. either rail-
or water. SCI. III to invest their capita I
for the putpos" of addirg 10 the trans
porta;ion facilities of this region. this
COMPANY l. not going to fight such n
movement.
This company has the desire. and
under fair tr-otm-'It from the public anj
the various l,w making aud law adj
minst-ring bodies. has the ability ;,
furnish a large uU"ut,tN of trsnsi'"ita
tiou of a good quality.
30 nerfotm that service /, ~ nr.
unfait To- say that IL must retain th'
us of its own cracks. terminals All
other facilities TO handle its own bus,-
ness. and that others entering N. field
should create their own facilities
The sun., 1913-10-30
CHASE NATIONAL SUED;
100000 IN DISPUTE
Receiver for Dpfunct Pittsburg
Bank Asks Share of West
inghOusp Loan.

Charles G. Murray. receiver for the
t'irst-Second National Bank Of Pittsbulg.
whose recent failure was followed by sem
sational disclosures. began suit against
the Chase National Bank Of this city IN
the United states District Court yesterday y
to recover 100000. The sum is said 10
represent the value Of a certificate VI
participation held by the pittsbuig bank
In a $780, 900 loan made by the Chase
bank to the Westinghouse Electric and
Manufacturing Company last March. The
plaintiY charges that the Chase National
and the Westinghouse company conspirrd
To rvade payment Of the 100000.
On september -. says Murray. the
Westinghouse company paid sl.400.OO0 Of
the loan back to the Chase National Bank.
which released the securities held as col
lateral The plaintiff says that he de-
manded payment of the participation GER
tilcate from the Chase National Bank but
was refused.
Guy l.. Trip. chairman Of the board or
til. Westinghouse company. made the fol-
lowing statement last night concerning tho
suit
AT the time when the Westinghouse
company made the loan OF 900. 900 from
the Chase National Bank mentioned In the
suit the Westinghouse company arranged
with several banks 20 participate in the
loan upon the understanding that 1t would
make deposits with them from the pro-
crcds Of the loan equal To- their respectir"
pa rite ipations. Among the banks with
which such arrangements were made was
the First National Bank of pittsburg
which participated to the extent of 800
QUO. and in which the Westinghouse com
pany Immediately deposited 5000 rr-
c-i,ed from the Chase. Thereafter the
First and Second national banks Ji
Pittshurg We're merged IN the Fi.st-Second
National Bank and the emerged bank be-
caln. .nsu,v.nt prior to tn. maturity o'
the loan.
''Th. Westinghouse company was ad
vsed by counsel that l. had the tigh, tf
set uif its drposi. in the insolvent bauN
against that banks participation In tn
loan. aud at the loans maturity check
on the First-Second National Bank wa
rendered to it's receiver III payment OF tht
| participation. This check. however. was
| refused. AID IN the suit which has beer
brought the light of the Westinghous'
company To set off its deposit against tn,
! participation will he iudicialiy determined
| The only interest Of the Chas' Ma
| tional Bark in the suit ia 20 see that th'
rights Of the real parties at interest are
1 euuita hlN adjusted
The sun., 1913-10-30
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY

,.n.ua,e p,y,s,on-Suprcn,r Cour Recess
supreme Court Appellate rermIRc.e'I rar, r.,
Supre,n" Court ,sp.cn Tcsmrm arsrd.r called a,
fore =" .>Tser' D. Mo"'" 'a'e''"' N :"
10 sSr1.ms 10 =; M cour,-spec,al Term-p.s, I-Ps
hs SUPREME Rar,r nCo"r,-specls, rerm-Psrt III Pc
,ore sJ Gsscr,sh No''Sn' ss Genera recnds'
Sqi a. II. II Is, = s. - II, .ss IS ;' g. .. 4
~ ~ 80 80. s,, M .Y a. sss aoi, 81 e:a Case un
"Ps~'G Par, Giy.-Beiere pav,s!. ca:e unfinished
Psr, viIBeiore Lehman. j. Case nniinl shed
Par ViI-Before Blanchard, ). Case nnhn
Par, WI before wb,taker !. Clear p,,
Causes 10 be sent from Part ~ to Par''
W Va VII rna Ef T.rm"PaTt toF a'
psa1ss aprsm mo- .tcs' l4i a,,s 1875 ao5'. isCo
s,a,, is2!!: so's :lst. isoe Clear x,. ago ar,
s Ssr' ,s as',Gs ,ees .sS s iss a. ST. sSs ,sss $50
oiss Fsrs a''TSsei i%'.Bsiore Gom, JNo. 1874, 1905
sss, as! ,lss 's's 'ss. II. IA ST. 49, iss ia'
~ r. yfS:.sre CO csa.,sn, .,s No. !,s', 81,
s pas.s .ss J.So, ,:: .0tu i .D.d ,''
Part viii mBsioIc Weeks ~ Me-: 70" ;Ss q, -
- ;e3. iiic. 49, sis, siA. Sio Case unfinished
part IX.--BefOrc ErlanEer, Mos $50. go
a,2,L 1913 a3i. s9:, 1850 Case unfinished
Part X-Beiorc De Angels. J-Nos, e'1. 'S'
1888 CASE unfinished -
part XI Before Phlbin. J.--Nos 12Os. 1921
ia,s i2o3 1918, 20', lcso. l2Og Case unfinished.
Part Xli.-Bcforc Amend, J,-Nos li0s, t5sI
lios. 20; "a 2?S, 1870 '2.s' 'a''' isH Sca'c nm
fnished
Part XIII. fore Hooker. Mos. $50, 81
s:,. k,s. si3 si5. ioi Case unfinished.
Part XIV, -Refcre Greenhsum, J.--Nos. isi
sss Case unfinished
Part Nv Before Hendrick, J.-Case on NJ
day calendar.
Past XVI.-Bsiors Page. J.--Nos 1907. ~
The sun., 1913-10-30
TO ENJOIN BOND ISSUE.
RwlA~l~s CUMmitt~e Wf New ita<eW
stock holders FtIes Mn.

EosvoN. oct. .?.--EN -GoN Bulhcl-N "t
tonnectj,u, and Charles : Ensign .!
New tom ON behi,if of themselves aud other
New Haven rsllioad stockholders brought
"a hill in the SSpr.n.. Court to-day asking
that the railroad colporption aud it,
officers he snjoinsd from issuing bonus t."
the amount nf S.1.5s. o"". and G,",'.o
new shares oi stock. ~ authorized by "a
meeting Of Stockholders IN august -. y
subpoena is mad. r,tu'nahic on D"cem-
her |.
The p,t,tioncr~ ul.-er that II j. moi
contemplated tea, tne additional shares or
stock shall he distributed among the
lawful shareholders ot thr cooperation hut
only To those Stockholders Nho are holders
Of the s,uv.rtlnl. bonds which II is pro-
posed to Issue.
They assert tina; they ar. entitled. hoih
at common law and under the laws and
policy Of Massa chusctts. 10 share pro rata
with the other shareholders in tie right
20 subscribe for all the stoci, that may be
hereafter issued.
The sun., 1913-10-30
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

WILLIAM Il WAGNER A petiI 81, in
bankrup,cy has been nlei asains william,
s35 First avenue. lie ha. been In busi-
ness for rry y;',s ana rTn, n shs
Of business 1t is said that Ii" spcnt
sssvOv recently In putting in a modern
plan, ana making sitsr",ions |" '4,i1,tn 'n,,I,h
This expense, 1t is said. Is the cause OF the
present emharra ssn-nt Tne liabili,ies are
said to be 5000" and the nominal assets
H. sX%pBERG 4 co. ina reti,ion n
an"S1't fars a., t.ss sixth sixth avenue the iis5iii,Is.
ssos said rhk cssc.r" @ SSSs ina @
rHS s%REinH S:l5i1n SsssiaS;sy
has been fled asainst tho Northern Morthsrn
Leather COMPANY o. %eIs sr1ss. .Ilsat Ss
Company, a creditor for $500 for goods
so,s Sas s"arant.ed :" ram BY israel Doushkess ihe
president, who the ps,i'cnrnr mnrd !, adNi7In. n.
''r for si7s '" ON an an execution OF ssh in favor
90 IN a TO- Thf GSrsas ann Sss
stock Of 1900 Th1 no esilis., srs
,ts"oS msn' o. ana MS''a Inc iiabiiti-. 5000 Mr,
Doushkess is reported to have gone TO
TURING COMPANN,--A petition In bank
ruptcy has been filed against the star
ios" Of - vest n"a Fii,.entn street Tss COMPANY
was incorporated In June. 1879, With
capltai stock OF $4,000 The liabilities are
said TO lie s.: 800 and the assets y 500
JACOB ScHEINBI'N: ~ ol?,, Easl
twenty third street, formerly dealer IN
with Tia biiities at 1855 and assets o. t3s:
THE INTERNATIONAL ENDLESS CHAIN
SAW COMPANY. Schedules In bank
ruptcy of the International Endless Chain
saw Company Of y Univcrsily place sno"
liabilities Of i9,sIs and assets assets Of 49,; v.
rup,cy OF Roeth 4 Blum. silk ma snufac.
turers, OF 20 West Twenty second street
and at Lehighton, Pa, show liabilities or
sis5OO and assets OF si5ass, ,
rup,cy of Bloom Goodman. cioak n..s
manufacturers at l5l West Twenty ,ntth
street, show liabilities Of H'l6s ana assets
OF 3l.63s. " Avn
WATERPRoorING GoMPANf c Nudge M
ceiver for the Union consiruction and
Waterproohng Company OF 90 GanseNoori
street: bond. 81, 900,
JoHN u, GOETsciiIuS Judge Hand has
appointe,d John !; Lyt,le receiver T tor
builder OF sss Hudson street on apPlics-
81 900 The liabilities are said 20 he
$4,000. The assets consist OF real es-
iats' value unk.ov.amo 'umhsr; m"'sslnsrS .nc
and some buiidins contracts
r. SITEE & sOH.--Iunse Hand has ap.
pointed Hamilton N. Dawes receiver for
Paul Nitke, doing business as r. MIKE
4. son. dealer In leather Ismnsn's at
The sun., 1913-10-30
9 CARELESS SMOKERS FINED
LIGHTED Cigars iW Factories I "d
Gnrnxrs CUass Them $50 Each.

N,ua men were fined $50 each. with the
alternative of one day III prison. in SPECIAL
Sessions Yesterday for violating IL" iit'
prevention ordinances against smoking
Six pleaded guilty tn having hehted
cielis in factories TIL. other thi"" we're
sentenced Tor smoking in garages. The
first siN men were Wolf Goldberg. iiN-
man Agatcr. Samuel Feis"nhaum. solo
mon ,;oldiisch.- Louis Schwartz and
NnA Shapiio. Tho others were William
Kane. :, Louis i;odic and John j. i"htius
iiarry ,;iibeig. :" years Old "nt'h-
man ut ~ East Broadway, won '"ii1-
.ncl h.raus- he had been IN the country
only tive weeks. Hyman schwartz, ~
wears Old. Il tailor Of "i6 East Four
,,.uth street. was let off when II was
armed that he could not read Eng
The sun., 1913-10-30
SCHUMACHER HEADS
ROCK ISLAND LINES
Rose From Telegraph Operator
to Executive of ImpOr-
tant System.
HARMONY IN ELECTION
Phelps-DOdge Interest Becomes
Stronger Factor in Con-
troll Of Road.
HARMONY IN ELECTION

Directors Of the Chicago. Rock Island
and Pacific Railway Company met yes
terday and elected Thomas NJ. Schu-
macher. vicc-president of the III Paso and
southwestern Railway Company. to the
directorate Of the Rock Island. Later OF
the recommendation of Daniel O. Reid
ne was elected chairman Of tn. board
and chairman OF the executive committee
on the recommendation Of Judge William
n. Moore. who previously held that Office.
Mr.. Schumacher was also elected TO the
chairmanship Of the Rock Island Com
pany. which is the holding company FOR
The Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific
Hallway Company and the Chicago. RocA
Island and Pacific Railroad Company.
Daniel q. Reid and Judge ". n Moore
will continue on the boards. James Doug
The sun., 1913-10-30

NOTICE OlONlNAllNR

NENT.EU PKVTVTSNTS 1OT NdUIiTonNT TIUTIrT
& apaciy and underground Steam Come ions
To- Existing building AZ Gowanda state Hos pi,al
Collins, n. V, VIII he received by the State Hos
pital Commission. Capitol, Albany. n. y, until
November 7th. at J.. NJ, when they viii bc
opened and read publicly, Proposals shall I've
accompanied by certified check in the sum OF
SO of the amount Of hid. and the con, n,ractor To
whom the award is made viii he required TO fur.
nish surety company bond IN ihr sum OF yD"o OF
hcial Ice Of award of contract. and in accord
ancc with the terms of specification No. l7u,
Drawings and spcci,ca lions may c consulted
and blank forms Of PROPOSAL Obtained al the
Gowanda state Hospital, Collins. y, e., and A
tho once OF the stare .trchitcct. Complc'r sets
OF plans and spcchca lions viii be furnished Ia
prospective bidders upon Irasons bic notice 10
and in the discretion of The state Architect
LEWIS T. rllA'HEG, Capitol. Albany. NeN York
Dated Albany New Nnrk, October IL. 1913
J,H. u UANlfN, secretary,
StAe H0s pital Comm les iO0,
The sun., 1913-10-30
FENCE" HELD IN $4,000 BAIL.
Inn pIicated by Man WhO stole xj.OOU
Worth Of Gas Fiatures.

Lyman Trussnan. 80 years old. man
ufacturer of gas fixtures at 207 Centre
street. who the police say. IL one OF
the biggest fences in the city. was held
In $1,000 bail by Magistrate Freschi in
the Tornbs police court yesterday on n
charge Of receiving stolen goods.
Information against him was given by
Ptrsch katz OF 49, Monroe street. who
is himself under indictment for grand
larceny. He said that for the last year
he has been robbing the New Century Gas
and Electric Fixture Company of l3 ~
~ Crosby street where he was an as
sistant foreman.
According to his testimony Trussman
supplied Kim with keys to enter the
building. His frm ray that they have
lost more than $4,000 worth Of goods
In the last year and have been nearly
ruined in consequence. Clerks i'll hait Il
dozen other companies alieyc that Truss
ma,A has tried to get them to pilfsr from
their employers.
The sun., 1913-10-30
NO FRICTION. SAYS POPE.
" niL~r aud Pope Interests Are idrW-
deal, Pr~sid~nt Asserts.

lI,ETFuep. conn oct 2".---PI es id.nt
Alb.lt l.. For. -. the Pope Manufacture
INK Company. which is now in n. receiver
shin ~ h,- uncle. col. icurg" Pol'..
i.t!.d tonight the .Nist.nc. Of Fiction
between tn. Pop. family aud the NaiksT
ini. rests in the company.
TIN, Pop" and Ia. Walker interests.
continued MI Pope "w-r. and are id"n-
ti,Ai and then interests woiid hsVe been
combined were th-i. any ATTEMPT at con-
trul Ny husiu-ss relations with wilbur
Walhei aud his brother haN" always been
and | hop. Ia be associated
with them in business for many wears
The sun., 1913-10-30

and trafflc. He then returned to the El
Paso and Southwestern Company to ac-
cept the vice. presidency In charge OF all
the departments of the road. At the time
Of his rejoining the I'll PasO and South
western. which II known ms Phelps
Dodge interest a few years ago. his SALARY
was s30.0OO year. with his accession to-
the chairmanship OF the board Of the Rock
Island Company and the Rock Island
Railway Company II ls estimated at so",-
VOO n year
The sun., 1913-10-30

potT We Pa. OCT. .".--Tw"tIN
Years ago the stork came Ia the home of
Mrs. Philip Caldcrton near here tI' came
again today and LETT three babies, two
girls and q boy.
The sun., 1913-10-30

>ung-mr Cuuii ~ Justice i'ead.,inn >r,ft
- Wcl'A. John II kngsV: Root I.p-its
Thomas u Bisn"rS lie; Doncr'y " TJ:llrr
Edw ard J l'rr.t
u, Justice Hooker Couuol.y Au,N4on Co v
Buhl Milis Co. Meyer Mu-sbium
lM .iusil'- t.lc.eil"h stat, Bank Bai iu
Wit E"u--t f. l.. hammer
Nv Justice Dnnn-liy S"hanl " Sn's"hech
iohu i llllpu.
The sun., 1913-10-30
I. =. supreme d"mr, Calendar.

WASH N'.TON Oct. 20 Th. day al ol ,ts
/ 'n'''~l Sta'"- ~iIpI,mr 'our' for ThuTsiay
October e." - Nos - 'Jud ir', So 80 %.
ANA ,".. &; nid q.
The sun., 1913-10-30

las. president of Phelps. Dodge Companv
retired from the director ate Of th- Rock
island Company and James II. Moore
from the railway company. Both Nacan-
les We're filed by Mr.. Schumacher. The
railway ,ompanNs executive commit tt.,'
now consists OF ". II. Moore. y. .; Red.
T. NJ. Schumacher. .trthur 4. James. II.
w. Nudge. James Mclean. l.. l.. HEne and
Edward :. Moore.
BY yesterday elections MI S,hu-
ma cher becomes the chief executive. Of the
Rock Island properties and 1T the same
time the Reid Moore interests cease to bc
the dominant ones in the operation "f Tn"
property.
That does not mean that rh. Rcd
Moore interests in The property ItNr -
any extent less.ne1. These interests la -
been the dominating ones in the plopeit =
since 1907. liowcv.r. the -l-ction ~ NJ.
Schumacher and james Mclean To IT,
executive committee Increases tnnt onr,-
mittee to eight. ~ agains; seven h-r,io-
fore. II also means that three of ths
men now Oh the committee are intimately s.
connected with the Phelps. bodr. iutrr-
ests. Arthur Curtiss James already being
Q member, Nj. Douglass retirement from
the directorate of the Rock Island COM
pany leaves the Phelps. Dodge Interests
on the board of the holding company thr
same.
The sun., 1913-10-30

Albany. y. y, oct. -, 1919,
PROPOSALS scaled propnsai- subject to Tho
,isual conditions III he received up 10 iOtN N
November Il. 1919. fW furnishing the NeN Norh
state spa Is for the Insane with cereals " aca.
rnni dried beans and laAs, FOR n pcrod Of four
mnnths. dcli,rric, hcginnnc 'Rcenlbcr t. tei3
iur further inforrai ion apply 10 the tomlni,tcc,
Address all proposals to ". 4. OnERN. Srcrr-
Capitol. Albany, y. \.
The sun., 1913-10-30
Court Of appeals Calendar.

ALBANY rct 30 The 'ru'. ~ Apr..
s'"ndsi ;"r m":r"E is Nos u" o."
!
The sun., 1913-10-30
slRROGATES' NOTICES.

PERKINS. EMILt SMAN--rn pursuance
Of an order Of HON .loHN T.. CoHALAN
Surrogate Of the County Of New York.
Notice IS hereby rivcn 20 all persons having
claims against EMILY SWAN PERKINS
late OF the County Of New York, d.c"ased
10 present the sam" with vouchers thereof
to iho subscriber, at her plar" Of transact
Ing business Mt the ofiice OF Hawkins pela =
aeid g. Longfcllow. No, 20 ENohsnr. Place
II the City Of New York, on OF before tnc
30th dag -! November ncNi.
Dated, New York, the ION day OF MAJ
lsi;
SOPHIA SWAN HERON
AdmiuistratriN
HAWKINS. DELAflELp & l.DNGtEl.LoW
Attorneys FOR AdministratriX.
20 ENchargc Place
New York Clty.
The sun., 1913-10-30
Receivers Npp"intrd.

supreme Cuutt By Justice Pendl-ton -Cha.
lense Realty Co. " Hudson i'rou Realty Ca.
Jtrob k.tI
The sun., 1913-10-30

1t is said that the above changes have
been made with the utmost harmony Sx-
listing between the two great interests and
il is pointed out that the changes were
effected without the PhelpS-DoTge in =
forests securing control OF the ma iority of
the preferred stock. In some circles. how
ever, II is said that the above interests
are now in excess of the Reid Moore
holdings, but such a rumor cannot be
confirmed.
For the present. anyway. the control
ling interests in the Rock Island affairs
have no intention OF disturbing the hold
ing company agreement and such action
may not take place AT all. A director OF
the company admitted not long ago that
the matter would be looked into, however.
and It is thought that. considering the
hostile sentiment to such a state of af-
fairs, action may be taken.
What the Phelps Dodge interests intend
to do for the company in the way Of
finances is still unknown, A member Of
the company said not long ago that the
matter would have to be looked into and
the conditions OF the road Investigated
before they could say anything on that
matter.
Although interests connected with the
pr6perty say that there is no real change
N the control Of the company as it now
stands the feeling in the financial dis
trict IL that Phelps Dodge interests in
which may before long become as strong
and AS absolute as the Reid Moore in
tefests have in the past, At present the
rhelps-DOdge people point out that Mr.
Schumacher is accepting the chairman
ships not az representative OF their
interests hut as a representative OF all
interests concerned.
Came From the Ranks.
Thomas Milton Schumacher, the new
destinies, has risen rapidly from the
iahf:E" He was born IN Williamsport.
pa. February 16. 1852. His frs, railroad
position was that Of a telegraph operator
for the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road Company. He was connected with
that road In various, departments until
SIS. when he became n clerk in the Mis-
sour Pacific local offices in ST. Louis
From that time on his advance has been
rapid.
He next was employed by the Union
Pacific as chief clerk in the general
freight office Of 81. Louis. general agent
1t San Francisco and general traffic man
-ger for the oregon Short Line "A part OF
mo Union Pacific system at Salt Lake
city. After leaving the last position he
served ms general traffic manager for the
~ Pasu and Southwestern lines ut
Chicago and from there went to the vice.
pSeoid~ncy In charge ~ the tralFic of the
nenver and Rio Grandc and Western Pa
cidc at San Francisco. Later he returned
70 the Hartman lines as assistant director
"f traf'ic at Chicago.
He also was employed hy the American
smet'nE and Rcnning Company ~ New
Sess " ebsrse OF their transportation
The sun., 1913-10-30
uIEENS TnI>TN

supreme com, -rris! T-rS Before ,l,rI,
--Do-,her - Ocean Electrl" RJllway Cumpan,
Byrnrs ~ O'esr Electro Railway Compaic
County Court Criminal Term W ol
Humphrey. J Nos. io3i. I"r too. iol.
The sun., 1913-10-30

Supreme court--Appeilate Division Sec
ond Department. NeCehs.
Supreme Coutt--Spscial Term. Cout
opens at 10 \. NJ. Before Gsrretson. d
Iitigated motions Before crane. i. u
pBrte matters
Supreme Court-SpetiaiT Term Triar--De
aiendar Refor- Blackmai. j. Nozzle
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1913-09-12
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(From the Daily East oregonian,
Sept. IL. 1889
Toronto. Sept. l2.-Referriug the
passage by congress OF retaliation
bill The Globe says: The whole bus
mess is disgraceful to congress. Can
adams must possess their souls in
patience and hope for the best. Influ
ences at ottawa should be directed
as much as possible to do what ever
may be honorably done to avert the
threatened evil. II Is not improb-
able that the politicians of the re-
public may be brought up with round
turn by the great decent element OF
the American people. 1t is sure that
public opinion in the U. S. is not so
degraded that that country can be
carried into a course of wanton
aggression by two sets Of contempt
ible politicians competing for the
"hoodlum element"
A governor general who arrived
here today in replying to an address
of the board of trade said. ut is
source of great satisfaction to see
the confident strength with which the
dominion is firmly replying In the
justice Of the cause and is able to
maintain an attitude of quiet dig
nified observation. able to feel certain
that the volume of trade is increasing
from day to day. If denied one chan
mel 1t must find others"
New York, Sept. 12.-The troubles
in the management of the Northern
Pacific have been amicably arranged
AMI changes are to be made at the en-
suing nnual election. Pres Robt.
Harris resigns and V.-Pres. Oakes
will be elected to take his place. Har-
ris will take the position as chairman
Of the board OF directors to be Gre
ated. August Belmont retires from