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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
Fear OF Misunderstanding.

rould not have been manipulation
a.,c,,on that could have prevented the
-, .nsrp advance, with its certain COM
.,.r.nt. the break. but the counsel FOR
=. Puio committee had indicated so
.,.,,lv IN his examination Of George
a,,- Henry IN the matter Of California
p.,,oi.un that he believed steadytng a
-,rset was identical with one kind Of
-,r,pulation. his face was so set
,nins, what the witness considered a
u.,,rl and beneficial operation, that ever
s,c. the Pujo committees days the
r.k.t has been left rudderless. so 10
c.sk. and unbefriended. Wherefore
I'd wholly because there is no certain
krovledge OF what may or may not be
;.ned manipulation. the Stock Ex-
,ssrge must suffer 10 be advertised In
s,vs for which IL can have no liking.
WHAT happened yesterday. IT is TO be in
,rred. can happen again. All that has
hen left 10 the exchange in matters like
e,ss II the argument is to be carried
70 its logical conclusion. is a sort OF
utehful waiting.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
BONDS

81. 900 Y c AS. 1852 10l ioi lo1 lol
'When Issued tsels cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
SEEK INDUSTRIAL PLANS
Business Men to Discuss Big
Educational Problem.

TO discuss the problem Of providing IN
dustrial education In this country a con-
ference Of business men will be held In
the Hotel Biltmore this evening
Among the speakers Will be DR.. John
II. Finley, state Commissioner Of Educa-
ton; Dr. David Snedden. Commissioners
Of Education Of Massachusetts; Union II.
Bethel, George Cohing Warner, j. w.
Iieb. IT., and Or. Charles A. Prosser.
Others who may attend are r. Fulton
Cutting. William J. Schiehelin. Samuel
Strauss. Lionel Sutro A. Rene Moen
Felix Warburg, Charles II. Zehnder
Colin II. Livingstone. Y. Everit Macy
Arthur Williams and Jacob Schif.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
MONTREAL STOCKS.
OCEAN FREIGHT RATES.

\ limited business was reported IN the
steamer market, with rates holding fairly well.
Quotations 20 Liverpool and Ifndon. ILd:
glasgow I'D Rotterdam. 3isc. Hamburg and
Bremen. 50 pigs: Hull and Bristol itl; Ant
werp. lad; Cork. Tor orders - 81 uouinal;
picked ports large tonnage Is Oh: cotton 70
Liverpool. per 100 10. 2Qc asked. CHARTERS
Norwegian steamer. 2. 26s tons. deals 81 John
y r. 20 Liverpool. J3s 81. prompt. British steam
er III tons, deals. Halifax 10 the United King
dom, private terms. prompt: British steamer
. "a tone. deals. - John, y Il, 10 Glasgow. 3is
a. May-June British steamer 2slT tons. tim
Der Gulf 10 west coast Italy basis 9ls 81, one
port May: British steamer 2725 tons. timber
Culf 10 Newport aud cardiff 1as %. with
options Nay-Junr; British steamer $50 tons
West India trade. one round trip basis d 3D.
prompt. schooner, 800 tons. lumber. Jackson
Vile 20 Sound port. private terms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28

PROVISIONS = ModerafeIY active and
Low er as "a result OF Liquidation and selling by
packers. Prices last week had been stIfnu-
lated by the Mexican situation and moderate
government purchases and longs sold yesfer-
day on the more peaceful developments PORK
Barely steady. Mess, s22 2JGS23: family. Sgs
QS2G. short clear. sle T5qS21 80. BEEF-steady
Mess. siI4Sls; family. SlygS20. packet SisQ
SIC. extra India mess, S2iQs2S. DRESSED
HOGS-Firm. l2hgI2Sc pigs. t3i.c CUT
MEATS-Plckled bellies steady. I3Ri4iac;
picked hams. ilgi4i.c. TALLOw-QuieL
Special. 6'sc. city. 6@c: country. G46Ac
LARD-Easy. Middle West. 10 l5a 10 Dc. city
ga, d95.c: refined South America. II soc: con
uncnt 10 70c. Brazil kegs. Il soc; compound
steady. stUs'sc. sTEARlNE STEADY. Oieo
SisaN&c city lard. llisc
CoIroNNEED OLIVES active and veal K
under liquidation ln tho May position which
nrst notice day FOR NAV delivery end there
wne a disposition 90 sell to avoid ticking de-
ller,. nt 10 was predicted that iendD-' Wu'i
o.. heavy. Closing prices were to points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
Carolina Power and Light.

The Carolina Power and Light Com
pany in its March statement shows
gross earnings Of 1896. an increase OF
60 os1 over March of last year. while net
earnings after expenses. taxes, interest
charges. etc. were Sl7,7So, a gain of sl.'VO
For the twelve months ended March o.
gross earnings totalled $55S.J3, an increase
Of SS93H. and net earnings amounted "
Sf07 q9O SlQOO+ greater than the preceding
year. These figures include all properties
now forming the Carolina Power ana
Light Company. irrespective of the dale
ines of the Goldsboro property, " hlch
| cn,.e- thn nn-ind teginnIng July !. 19l..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
Northern Ohio Traction.

Gross operating revenue Of the North
ern Ohio Traction Company for March
totalled s27419S, a gain of s47.052 over
March of last year. while net earnings
increas ed 81. $40 to Sl05,3S3 Surplus after
charges was S55,O57, S9O.53 higher than the
same month in 1913. For the three months
ended March q gross earnings were $'S3,-
165. an increase Of $l05.9S4. while net earn
ings increased S387s9 10 S29S, =, and sur
Mus for the period was Sl4S.96l, s24,047
greater than in the previous year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
Europe Buys Stocks.

Europe bought stocks here yesterday
.,r the first time in many days. and
shls the temptation was not resisted In
pn. cases 10 make a quick turnover,
Il. bulk OF Europe's takings stayed
sought For the selling OF Canadian Pa
eac in the face OF the more general
Movement there were various explana-
tons, Of which the roads earnings
themselves and the Belief that Canada is
h for a period OF declining business were
z. chief. These. superimposed upon the
European doubt OF the success Of media
ton in Mexico. made Canadian a sale
rsn when the rest Of the list was pos
Ety buy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
United States Light and Heating.

Purchase Of the $4,000 first mortgage
ffteen-year per cent bonds of the Uniteo
States Light and Heating Company II
was stated yesterday. is being arranged
for by a New York-PittsDurgh pahhI IN
house and announcement Of the sale Will
be made in the near future. Following
this was a report that holders OF about
100000 Of the $4,000 short term notes
maturing July ] next had agreed 10 eN-
change their notes for the new bonds.
This would practically mean that the
notes te extended for a period OF three
years as that is the earliest maturity OF
any Of tho new bonds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
Taxes U. S. Express Contract

ne American Express Company an
..-aeeo yesterday that II had completed
EQUATIONS with the United states Ex-
ga Company 20 take over its contract
~ ne Lenigh Valley Railroad. The
IN terms we're not disclosed. but IT
eh1sfs,ood the percentages OF operat-
= rivileges % be paid Will not exceed
rT cent Another feature Will be
U. contract Will probably run for
'T'i'a not % exceed two years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
Quotations FOR BEEyEs.

Totals ........ 1914 1463s 3l.sG2 Bios
Totals last week. 1926 1927 10000 SOL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28

pittsburgh. April New quotations
announced at tho opening OF the oil
market to-day showed further cut In
tho prices OF crude oil 70 the following
pc,nsylvanla crude. 81 70; Mercer black
$50; Newcastle. $780, Corning 20
Cabeu 81 e.. Somerset. 81 % The reduc-
ton in each grade is 70 cents. except
eo,oerset where tho reduction III cents.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
net lower. and sales were 1890 barrels 10
cal contract prices: e.,.
satur-.
Open. High. Low. :
NAVAL STORES

NAVAL sTORE>-Turpentine steady a. IT,
shade higher. Rosin firmly helh ana Ne, 70
45isc. TAR-Retort. $40: kiln. IS ROSiN n
Common To good strained 81 lggsfy o.
sJGAR-Business In renned was again
light and prices remained unchanged. mo
GRADUATED was quoted at 3.soc by al relns, :.
last sale prices. although refiners were aNsts-
Ing the Cuban figures on Tuesday before ssA
ins any agsressi.e stand. spot prices weI >
sole for Centrifugal. 1850 for molasses a na
= Tor Cubas. cost and freight. In l-on ,lo =
Ucet sugar Was reported with sellers AZ Us -.
for April Us 3isd for May and Us oAd ioI
August. with the curb at Us Bad for APRIL "
AZ for May and % 6.d for August.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
Boston Banks Unite.

=, .Na. h2rl 1.-The consolidation Of
" "suonal Bank OF Commerce and the
a, nsni& National Bank was announced
Wy The National Bank OF Commerce
10 81 the Oldest banks In the city. 1t
;, ,sD'4lize1 al tl.JDoDo and has de-
- o. tbLi.DO. The capital OF the
,,.'sasnts' Bank Is ,3.p,o0o and the &C.
s are tz.e01V0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
var Orders Up to Average.

,,. ..st hsys been placed BY the rail-
~, hr ssout i0.1O cars since April J..
n,ns'y W Don. Jones h co. THIS IL
s,.- letter than the rate from jan
=, V TIE first ~ tho current month
-. a-inosr N cars ordered since the
"a. ne rear T. about 5y.olD. or 81 The
81. .-'y" pr year. TIis - about
w sstfsss Of the pat i1o years.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
Judge Moore Slightly III.

Judge william II. Moore, hnancier and
well known horseman. has been confined
10 his homo at East 5ith ST. for the last
,coek recovering from an injury sus-
tanned while aightlng from a carriage.
He was thrown against the street curb
ing. and It was at iirst thought several
ribs were broken. but this was not the
case
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
DIVIDENDS DECLARED o.


.glocx olN initial dly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings OF
Various Corporations.

Statement OF earnings OF the Twin city
Rapid Transit Company for March shows
operating revenues Of s75l,1H, &O,5ol
greater than March in 1919. Net earnings
decreased s6.l0S to 1899 l5S, and surplus
made n gain Of sG06 to SiO6.5lS. For the
three months ended March 81 gross earn
ings Increased sl40.572 10 S2.l77026, while
net earnings were $500 gain OF SlS93l.
Surplus for the period amounted 10 S2oi'-
SAC. an Increase OF $4,000 over the corre-
spending three months of the preceding
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
American Gas end Electric.

Gross earnings OF the American Gas ana
Electric Company for the year ended De-
cember 81. 1913. were s3,Sl1,2S2, an Increase
Of s372. so. net earnings were s,024,1l5.
a gain Of s1O9276. and surplus after
charges was S6SOSO3. S64O34 greater than
1872 After payment Of $3.50 preferred
dividends there remained a balance lor
common stock dividends OF $3.50. 6l3 equiv
alent 10 1853 per cent on the $4,000 COM
CfOol
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28

Stockholders OF tho Standard Assets
Corporation. at their annual meeting
yesterday. elected Charles A. Missing a
director, succeeding W. J. p. Mills. re-
tired.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28

Henry P. Du Bots, formerly Of J. G.
White {; Co, Inc, end Felix T. Hughes.
formerly manager Of the bond depart
ment OF the Mississippi Valley Trust
Company of ST Louis have been elected
vlce-presidents of the Engineering Securi-
ties Corporation. After May l the COM
pany will be at 81 Wall Street.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28

Plans for the execution OF n sl67 ,0O0, 900
consolidation mortgage 10 facilitate the
absorption of the Lake Shore by the New
York Central. and the creation of re-
funding and Improvement mortgage ulu-
mately to rest upon botn companies con-
tinued during the investigation by the
Interstate Commerce Commission. as that
body had no legal authority to interfere.
The question is one for the railroad COM
missions of the six states affected by the
proposed merger 10 decide.
The Public Service Commission in this
state has passed favorably upon the two
mortgages but not upon the plan OF con-
solidation and both mortgages have been
executed. The mortgage for 1861 300 4
per cent bonds did not provide for the
issuance Of additional securities, but for
the carrying out Of provisions I'm exist
ing mortgages. The New York Central
has already issued S0o00Oo0 Az per cent
bonds under the refunding and improve
ment mortgage. OF which 100000 were
sold TO J. F. Morgan & Co. The bankers
have an option on the remaining $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28

The Pennsylvania Railroad. which was
entitled TO subscribe TO s7.65s,0o0 Of South
ern Pacific convertible bonds. sold it'
rights
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28

The Inspiration Consolidated Copper
Company at the meeting OF stockholders
yesterday. elected J.. u. Ricketts, TO the
board of directors IN place OF II. 3.
Hovland. resigned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
NEW YORK PRICES.
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCES.
FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour was inacti'

owing to The decline IN wheat Spring
petcnts 81 500 81 50; winter stralghts. 81 30
m 81 so; winter patents. 81 80 y 81 so. sprinG
clears. s4lJGSf 80: extra No / winter 50 90
n So So: 80 ., 80 80 So 80: Kansas straights.
s. 25Q<t 81: fancy spring patents, 81 40 q So.
81 -. choice to fancy SO 50q$3 60. CORN
MEAT-Steady. kiln dried SO 80. BAG
MEAT.-steady. nne white and yellow, 81 40
a 81 ~: coarse. 81 3jGS 20. FEED-We,-
err quiet, bran 10 arrive. 100 10 sacks. s27 .
standard middling. s27 10: -four do. 800 red
cog. sS1 city steady; bulk. SIS 80. sacks.
$50: middling SOS 90 Il 800 red dog. S3l. oil
meal S91 n S31 50.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28

Samuel McRoberts, vice president OF the
National City Bank. who has been seri-
ously III for a month is recovering rapid
ly. and II is said that he has not suffered
nervous breakdown. az reported. but
after rest OF n few months Will re-
sumo his duties.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28

IJverpool cables: Spot IN good demand: sales
~ 600 bales; speculation and export 300;
A,nerlcan. { OOO imports. 1000. none Ameri-
can Mddung upland 7.35d. Futures opened
e.,asv 2i.q3i1 points lower closed steady II
g.. points lower April. 7.00iad. April-May.
. ool.d. May-June 6.e0d: June-July. esd;
,,,i,-A August. SID. August-Sep;ember. $3.50,
septemher-October. +3d: octoeer-NovemoeF.
> qq6 November-Dece mber. e.27d: December
lamar esd: Janusry-February. 625isd;
--t.-,,,r,- March. 625i4d: March-April. 2dd.
sf..chest.r-Yarns quiet but steady. cloths
firm.
New orleans. April 2I.-osn reports OF rainy
heather in Texas unfavorable 10 the crop
o,a .xp.ctation Of heavy tenders Of May con
tract, I'm New York to-morro" made the
-, market here active at times and put
IN. closing figures TO II points over final
e.,,r.. Saturday. ~ the New York stock -
lou stopplns % May notices IA any decree
would give the market a bullish aspect. me
close was steady. -,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
Commerce Commission, in
Reply to Senate, Gives
Assent.
Sl67,000,000 NEEDED TO
ACQUIRE LAKE SHORE
New Loan To Be at q Per Cent
TO Take Up Mortgage
Bonds at 3l2.

Washington. April 27.-Tndorscment was
given by the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to-day to the proposal o, the New
York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Company 70 issue 1867 102,iop OF per
cent mortgage bonds to take up outstand-
ing 3is per cent bonds. az an incident to
the consolidation OF the New York Cen
trail and Lake Shore railroads.
Facts I'm relation to the proposed bond
issue and the commissions opinion con-
corning IL we're transmitted 20 the Senate
to-day in a report prepared by Commits
sioner JudsOn 9. Clements. in response TO
resolution directing the commission 70
investigate the transaction and report all
facts and circumstances relating to H.
The commissions report says: Eve
think that. as a practical matter, the ex-
change Of the 80 per cent Lake Shore
collateral bonds for per cent consoli-
dation mortgage bonds is a necessary
step I'm carrying out the proposed con-
solidaion plan. as outlined to US by the
New York Central"
As 10 the statement OF minority stock
holders OF the New York Central that
the consolidation would violate the Sher-
man antitrust act, because. they aver.
tho Michigan Central, the New York.
Chicago & St Louis Railroad and these
lake lines Cthe New York Centrars) are
competing routes with the Lake Shore"
the commission expresses no opinion.
we think" the report adds. this
question is one more properly 20 be
passed upon by the Department OF Jus
tice. However. It would seem that II this
ownership OF stock In parallel lines by
the New York Central and Lake Shore
violates the antitrust law the offence is
rs complete now as It would be after the
consolidation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
BRIEF WALL STREET NEWS

Purchases IN this market for foreign
account yesterday amounted 10 about
5000 shares on balance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
COTFEE-The bull support which was

iduldatiou Of May holdings was lacking. and
the market developed weakness under
liquidation In the late months positions and
prices showed losses % J3 10 10 points from
the nual % Saturday. and throughout the
day values continued 20 decline, closing 1t
about the bottom with net losses OF 20 to "a
points European markets were surprising
IS weak. Hayre being / frame lower while
OF the weakness appeared TO be the con-
tinued heavy receipts at primary points. Cost
and freieht offers. IN some cases. were 10
points lower. Santos - being quoted az
H. 20 70 l.4Oc; a. and 5s at II and l10Jc;
IS az 1920 10 lie and Rio IS at So q $500.
Local spot market was easier with Rio Is
quoted n sssc. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-04-28
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.
New York. April 81 1914.
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.


Tsy City i9 i 5s , sSs5 s i95S
Central Cnion... 1892 5l6 1l57o 40
Lehish valley. 1876 BIZ S6l2 90,
Totals ........ 1914 I4.6ss 3i.so2 3i.oss
Totals last week. 1926 1927 10000 S5.5lo
QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEyEs
Good 90 choice native steers.......s5 s5aS9 Is
Poor 90 fair native steers. SO l1a:! 80
oxen and stays. .........-.....NJ tJGf. -
Bulls .-.-...........'.. ..'''''.'''' - 9V4s, -
Cows Observation-Disclosures. 50 $3.50 30
Good to choice native steers one
year ago...................... oOqss y
BEEyEs-Receipts for two days. 3.495
head. IS cars on sale. OF which - cars were
steers. There was better tone TO the mar
ket with steers firm 70 lOc higher fat bulls
Zoe higher; others steady. Cows IN good de-
mand and steady TO l5c higher. The ysrcs
were we'll cleared. Medium 70 fairly prime
steers sold AZ 81 50uSS - per 100 ID; bulls,
s. J0QS7 20, I very choice bull. IS, COWS, 50 30
lS6 -. Dressed beef rtcady.
Twelve cars OF becyes reported In last Fri
days cattle market as sold by Kerns Comnils-
sion Company should have been credited to Nc
sairs- McPrerson &. Co: % Va steers jas
Is Penn i2i5 10. S 80. Y. ll9l 10. IS as II.
i2i5 ib. s. 49, 5gil, 1889 ~ -; l. 100 30 H.
81. !. 40 10 s. 50: is COWS. 1859 10 as IS:
Il. 1852 70. So rs: 2. 1910 10. 81 90. IL. 1927
n. s. 90. :. 1917 10. S. 40; 10. 1913 n. 81 %:
= sl2 n. 80 - >. 100 ib. - 10. l6. 1859 n.
So 10: H. $50 10. Sc. 20, 1924 N. S. 10: 2. geo
No. s. -. g. 92s 10. s. 80. H. 1914 No. s. %. 1.
1910 n. s.. :. 1924 10. - 20. 5. go 70. 81 60:
Is. $50 n. - SO. /. $50 10. 81 %. 8. sos 10.
81: II SIS ~ 81 rs. l. SO 10 50 80.
: Sanders: II Penn steers. 1871 n. IS IS.
~ s. 40: Il Va. 1856 n. s. IS. 70 1921 n.
- 30: o. 1856 10. s. %; bulls. 1870 10. s. as:
i. 1850 n. So Is T. 1921 10. Sc. l. 300 10.
S. 10 10. 922 10. 81 40. 1. SO 10. IS IS 8. 933
10 - Is. .. l16O n. 81 10 2 $50 10. 81 so.
g. ~ 10. So 80. :, coo 10. s. 90. heller. 40
robin 4 shannon: 20 Va steers. 1850 10.
81 30: 20 1850 ~ s. IS; 90 1880 10. s. So; ~
i2s5 h. s. 90 4. 1862 10. 81 40 81 Penn. ll73
~ - 70. 1 bull. 1880 N. 81 I. go 10. 81 IS :.
$50 N. IS 50. l. 400 n, IS. cows. 90o ID.
s. so: "a. $50 10. 81 80: 8. 7ie H. 81 IS: !. Ios
10. 81 80.
Newton & Co. l bull. ESQ N. So 70. T. 1907
n ST. 20. l. $50 10. So y; . mixed cattle. 1905
10, 81 so: 10 cows. 1000 10. So ). 932 70. IS 81:
3 1888 N. s. -. 4. SIS n. s. IS. 8, 92s NJ IS.
II. 40 n. 81 3. f33 70. s. S. 5. $50 10. 50 rs.
2 COS n. 81 so.
Kerns Commission Co: 20 Penn steers 1888
~ s. 50. II. 1853 n. SIS %. 97T 10. sTI5.
bull 1900 10 s. -. helfers. 946 10 81 II
COWS. 1903 n. 81 80. 3, aij 10 So IS. S. 9Se N.
IS. II. 500 n. 81 50
J shambcrg & son: - Penn steers. lice 70.
s. 90; - 1850 N s33. a. 1874 10. s. 20, !.
ii52 ~ SIS
fu.rcw Mu'i.a. bull 100 ~ ssTs.
icop 90 $3.50. o. i0m 49, So 20. % 1910 N co
, e., o. 50 %. 80 rlu., 9's lu. &C. IA. $40 N.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-23
PfR lIlls Of PAULINE Al L

Tomorrow and Tuesday the 9Th in
stallment Of the greatest adventure
picture ever produced.-Adv.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-23
COST Of LEGISLATIVE
PRINTING was s4S,460
State Auditor Prepares Figures
on This Item Of Expense; Post
age $3.50 a. Day.

Carl JOrgensOn, state auditor, has
compiled figures, showing cost Of leg
islative printing.
The total cost of printing for the
18th Legislative assembly in 1913 was
$48,46O. O8. The cost of its printing
was far in excess Of that expense for
any legislature since statehood
The total above mentioned is made
up of the following items:
House bills (loose, $500 daily, 1900
mailed) 1886. rs; House Journals
Qcose $500 daily, 1900 mailed) So,
814.65; house journals .(bound, 500
sets of 2 vols.) s1,219.S6; senate bills
loose, $500 daily 1900 mailed) S.,
962.68; senate journals Goose, 2,50C
daily. 1900 mailed) s6,875.93; senate
journals (bound, 5000 $4,000; session
laws 5000 authenticated edition) 81,
657.O5; session laws $1,000 popular
edition. $571.96; 1918 legislative man.
ual or blue book $4,000 copies) $11,
600. 90; memorial programs for Judges
Morkan and Tempelton $500 by legis
lative resolution on February "a
1919 81, 10000; miscellaneous books
blanks, cards letter head, envelopes
etc, for legislature, $1,401.6
In addition to this expense it might
be interesting to our readers to note
that it takes as high as IS mailing
clerks to mail out the 1880 copies
daily of the House and Senate Jour
mails and Bills, while the postage
amounted to as much as $4,000
daily.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-08-23
MARRIED COUPLES AS
BUSINESS PARTNERS
Woman Who Has Studied Matter
Maintains Principle Of Pro
fit Sharing Must Rule.

New York, Aug. 22.-On the ground
that it would operate disastrously
upon domestic life and degrade the
Wife into the character Of "a mental
servant" a master in chancery has
declared illegal q martial agreement
to pay $6 a week for the Wife's do
nestle work. Of course something
might be said about the degradation
Of the wife who has to ask friend
husband for every penny she re-
ceives; but that's another story. Mrs.
William Einstein, president of the
widowed mothers pension fund, has
given much thought to social and do
nestle economics. Marriage is a
partnership Of love and mutual SER
vice." she declared. "The material
needs Of the family cannot be sup
Piled on love. Therefore a purely
business arrangement as to money
must be arrived at. AS in all equal
partnerships, the partners have an
equal right to profits. The principle
Of partnership is the principle of mar
riage. One partner does not pay an
other partner a wage. lEach handles
his own special duties and receives
his division Of the profits. Their pri-
vate incomes should be exempt. Johns
salary represents his financial invest
ment in the matrimonial business, and
Mary's administrative talent repre-
sents hers. Should either inherit or
earn more, they need not divide un-
less they choose. Any division out
side the prearranged matrimonial
partnership is a matter for personal
adjustment" she concluded. So it
would seem that the long mooted sub
ject of wages for wives is settled.