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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17

Chicago. oct - Members ~ tl's
White sox aud cuba to-day did 2 -he
receipts # the city series eama
Twenty -cFht members ef The vlcto-
rIous white SOX were eligible Geo re-
cciNh ch cka for S52Iaa cueh Wi
bam Buckner the trainer. Joe o'Ncit,
travelling aecrtary und the mascot
were voted S20o each The share p
each cub amounted to S50g Whisa
included $50 from ihe exhibition
games of the season and $50 refund
ON uniforms Trainer fart and Hea-
ben cook travelling secretary wete
given fall share eneh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
COURT REPORTING CLASS
AT BUSINESS COLLEGE
ON MONDAY EVENING

A special speech dictation class for
those who desire to qualify for cour.
work or FOR the higher civil serviea
examinations will be organized in the
Albuquerque Business College mex
Monday evening and will be continued
three nights a week
Writers Of any system Of shorthand
will be admitted. but the class is de-
signed only for those who are now
capable Of taking business dictation
Special help in phrase-forms for stu
dents will be given both Pitmanie and
Gregg writer's.
Phone or call for particulars.
Albuquerque Business College.
Phone e9r
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
NEW DIRECTORY FOR
P0ST0FFICE COMPLETED

Postoffiee clerks Yesterday com.
pleted new directory for their use
This contains not only the names Of
persons VINO live in the city. but also
those who. although they live outside
the limits have boxes at the postof-
flee. No one knows the number Of
rames the directory contains 1t IS
made up of seven books the size II
the printed directories with loose
leaves. This permits the replacing Of
any leaves that may become torn
Postmaster II. G. Rohel has been
granted leave Of absence for thirty
oays He viii not leave for several
DAYS He intends To 90 on a hunting
Trim
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17

santa Fe oct l6.--Charles q. Cy-
pliers and } NJ Robbins We're nahbed
hy Deputy came Warden w T., How
ara fishing for trout within the en-
closure of the O. H. Webster ranch
IN colfax county and fined $50 and
costs ~ a justice OF the peace. Upon
plea Of Mr. Webster that the deputy
game warden viii not claim half the
Cine given him BY the statute, the
Justice 81 the peace consented to cut
the fine ia half
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
CUSHMAN PREPARED
TO PUT UP A LONG
FIGHT FOR STOP over

Tho fight for the stop-over is still
on. snid g 81 eushman. president of
the Commercial club, yesterday The
Santa Re railway Will Zee worried
about that AN during my administra-
tion unless i grants that privilege 10
this city There will be no giving up-
"The Santa Re gives Las Vegas and
Santa Fc privileges on round trip
tickets not accorded Albuquerque.
The names 81 Las Vegas and santa
Pc appear in the railway $ folder.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
SECRETARY ltcERO SPEAKS
10 Bic CROWD VT BARFI4tS

Secretary of State Antonio Lueero
spoke before q big crowd hast night
~ Barelas in the interests Of the dent
ncratic candidates His words We're
received With show 81 enthusiasm
and frequent applause. Ccsarip R4-
nero presided Secretary Lueero Will
nnish his speaking tour of l3ernalilo
county tonight at Old Albuquerque.
This. II Is expected. will be- the big
gcst meeting Of the week
Tho republican meeting held last
night az the party headquarters. 2o1
West Guld aycnne. wa attended ht
% fair ,foWd Il. iuppe aud Ncsiof
MontUSu spoke
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
0LDRING MARRIED TO
MISS THOMAS: DENIES
PREVIOUS MARRIAGE

Philadelphia. oct rs Reuben old
ring. 'sfifeldcf II th Philadelphia
American league hasehail team. ausl
Mlss Hannah A. Thomas, 81 Bridge
ton, y } weic married hy mag -
trate here to-day Oldrlng Is under
bail e answer charges 90 deserllon
and non-uppoft pr ferted against h.a
b. q Wlkeshnrre Pa girh shorts
before the opening ~ tae worlds se-
ries games with the Boston Nationals
II denied i psipt marfiage % the -
c-nse clerk to-day
Miss Thomas said that she had bseH
married before hui had been dl-
Yortea Ia tsoS ou the grounds ~ de-
strtian
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
DOCKET FOR TERM OF
u. S. COURT TO BE
HELD HERE RECEIVED

The docket for The term az the
United states district court to begin
here November l.. made up by Judge
~ H. Pope at Santa Re. was re-
celAed here yesterday.
Here L is
Tuesday. November Tinted
states rs. Nicolas Garcia United
States IS. Patricio Trujhlo. United
States W Samuel L. Mardis, ct all
United States vs.. Las Cruces nuilding
a Improvement company. Ton mo-
tom United States vs. Eugene Van
Patten. II a., ton notion
Wednesday, November lS-rnited
States ~. John 3. Enfield.
Thursday. November ia-rnited
states vs. Richard Frank Keene
Friday. November 20--Antonio de
Garcia, Admx. etc. vs a. 4. q $. +.
Ry. Co
Saturday. November sl--Kate KEEL
ly Q, A.. ~ Thomas J Ross and John
G. pier. mons
Monday. November 2s-Uniicd
states vs. Philip Yurkovich United
states " Dan Pipkin.
Tuesday. November 24-t'nited
States vs.. j. Wayne Brazel
Wednesday. November ga-Cnited
States vs.. Ruth v shipley alias Mona
Bell
THURSDAY. November 2e-United
States IS. Faustino Holguin ana Philip
Estes. United States IS ia NJ Price
ct al United States IS. Faustino Hol-
gum and Philip Estes United States
vs. FL NJ Price. ct al
Friday. November 97-Mary Bell
Whtehill ". Chino Copper compan
and John NJ Sully
Monday. November 20-Unite1
States vs.. Jose Ynez Salazar. G. +.
England Us. c. " Manning, ct AL
Tuesday. December III. VI. Cress
and 5. f Harding vs.. r. ~ Maitox,
ct al John =. Kelly vs.. Nictor-Amer
ican Fuel company.
WednCsday December 2-Unitea
States VS. Gross. Kelly q Co.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
HEAVY SHIPMENTS OF
FRUIT SENT BY PARCELS
POST FROM SAN JUAN

Fruit shipments by parcels post
from the san Juan district have
Ieaehed new high record IN the last
lew days Last night seven trucks
stood on the platform at the Santa Fe
platform At the Santa Fe station load
ed with boxes and baskets of apples
and grapes. The parcels We're brought
here on Santa F. train No and
unloaded here 70 he transferred 10
train No. . The shipment was so
heavy the night before that No was
several minutes late in depariure
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
ST. MlCHAEL'S AND
INDIAN SCHOOL TEAMS
PLAY AT SANTA re

Santa Re- Got. What will no
doubt ~ the most interesting football
game pf the season mkes place toner
row afternoon On the efIdiron Of II.
Michaels college when the The college
team meets the first team ct the
United States Industrial school
The college team goes to Albaquer-
que On October "a 70 play The foot-
bull team u the Albuquerque high
school John y MeFie. formerly Of
the University of NeN Mexico football
team. is coaching she college team. \
return same Is 10 be played at Santa
fe na Halloween. October ST..
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
A. A. JONES WILL
SPEAK TUESDAY
At ELKS THEATER
Assistant Secretary of Interior
Sends County Chairman
Simms Word That He VIII
Come.

Assistant Secretary s. 4. Jones. or
me department % the Interior. viii
'peak here next Tuesday night
Mr. Jones had sent County Chair
man John silnms word Thursday that
he would not be ahlc TO come here.
lie thought al that time that secre-
iary Lane of the department of thu
interior would come The fact that
Mi. Lane was unable % icave Wash
ington max have Influenced AIR Jones
io change his mind. This he did, what
ever the cause inay have neen. as
De teicgiapA'd Aif simms Yesterday
that be would afriyo here Tuesday
morning and speak here that night
Ne VIII speak IN Las Cruces Monday
night
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17

Cincinnati Oct i6.-The placing
of o Federal league hall team in this
citS next year, was tonight announced
an attofneN Who has represented the
leteue iu This city since its inception.
Connolly said q number OF organized
baseball players are under contract
for the pinh
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
KID LEE BREAKS JAIL:
OFFICER is NOTIFIED

santa fs. oct. TO- Sheriff Charles
Closson was notified today to be on
the lookout for Sid Lee the prize
fighter known in santa Fc aud Alhu-
queraue who yesterday broke iail At
Mogollon. socorto county
Lee was held FOR dischareng "a
sA-shootcr ID playful manner ai an
unsuspecting Spanph-Ameriean and
was unable to furnish the 5.0o0 bond
asked for bis appearance and was
therefore held In the calahoose
While IL IS supposed he made for
Mexioo. yet there IS the possibility that
he struck out for Colorado hy way Of
santa Re-
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17

Santa We, oct is The last trip
of the season to The Lake Peaks.
eighteen miles frem the city and H.
asa feet hieh, Will be made an Sun-
day hy dozen young folks under the
leadership % Reft Sloan. ~ the Unit
ga states Weather Bureau The trip
affords The grandesl scenery ef noun
tains. CANYONS ami forests and the
possibility IL meeting Wild game It's
terminus is the lskes in the extinct
ctatei OF IN, peak which may be
iroeen over by this time hui which
are lovely al sll seasons ~ the year
The trail IS such an easy one that the
summit is rtarhe,i iu three hours and
q half while the down trip takes
only THREE hours The up-trip viii be-
hy way ~ lhe bis fesuaae canyon aud
the r,tufn Journey rs way ~ santa
i'c eoNals
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
\ Pertinent Question.

what way are Chamberlain's Tablets
superior to pills." The answer IS
They are more mild and gentle IN ef-
feet and more reliable Besides They
improve the appetite. cleanse and M
Nigorate tn stomach. correct disot
dets OF the liver and LEAVE the bowels
in a natural and healthy condition,
while the use u pills, ewing 10 n y
drastic effect is often followed hy
her sale by All dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
DIVORCE MILL BUSY
IN SANTA FE COUNTY

Santa Fe oct is District Attor-
ucy Alexander itead to-day filed di-
foffe suit Tor Isabel BenafIaez n
Rio Arriba county against Adnifo
HcnaVide2. chHfaing abandonment
sud non-sppp0rt
Renohan a Wright flied divorce
suit fer selena Haca de padiih
against Juan radiila charging cruelty.
and n0u-support The
Tor The insane IL fas Neshs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17

san Francisco. oct g After the
receipt here hate today Of letter lrani
Jimmy Clabbys manager Ia Chicago.
il was announced that the jimmy
riahbs-Geofg- CHIP battle for mil.
dlewelght championship hoaors had
been sci for November 2. Ciabby vii
start Tor san Francisco tomorrow. as
cording 10 the letter.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
VIII Invite Governor.

Mr. fmms rented the Elks theater
owing to its more convenient location
to the efeatef part - the city than
the high school auditorium and be-
cnuse Of the fact that the public has
not set acquired the habit II going 60
the high school upon occasions Of this
nature.
The chairman said last night that
he would wire Governor Mcdonald an
invitation 20 speak az the same meet
ing. The governor is in the Peeos
valley aud Mr. smms hoped TO in
uuce him O. stup here on the way 20
santa Fc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
Among the Bowiers
SANDING or mn rEAMs.
DOUBLE HEADER PLAYED ~
HANDIs NJ BOWLING IEiat y

Ia double-header PLAYED last nis..t
az the Drummer alleys Che Colts wen
two games aud lost ono IN their match
with the Royals Nhlle the Commercai
club Was winning two and losing one
10 the Groccfs
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17

Despite the bear stories that came
from Columbus during the FIRST week
or two of the season, Coach Wise is
rounding the Ohio State University
squad into its old time form. Cap
tain Honu. Graf, who plays in the
haekfeId, Is one OF the stars OF the
team.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
To The pnhlic

Il used bottle of Chamberla's.s
Cough Remedy last winter for Sc
we're bronchial cough and can consci-
entousy say that ! never took q
medicine that did me SO much good. .
writes Mrs. G. w Andrews. Andrews.
Ind. For sale hy all dealers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
ALL-sTAR TEAMS
Of BIG Show
To MAKE TRIP
win Play at Milwaukee Today
and Work West Over North
en- Route To Return
Through Southwest.

= ~NNHfNa fNN"HeA tFNIfsk AAaHEe NIaNI
Chicago, OCT ie Two baseball
teams. made ~ ~ picked men. four
teen from the American league aud
thirteen from the National league
were mohlllxed here tonight for "A
tour OF the wcN. including Hanoluiu
They win leave here IN the morn
ING Tor Milwaukee, where they viii
play IN the afternoon The next game
VIII b. IL Minneapolis. on SUNDAY
and they uill then make their way
40 the Pacific coast by the northern
route They wit arrive at Portland
IN November ! and viii plas down
the coast until November Is. When
they viii sail for Honolulu After r.
turning from the ISLANDS the PLAYERS
viii journey east over The southern
route. expecting % dlshand about tine
hfN n the year al New Orleans
The makeup u the teams follows.
National League.
Plfi'bers--Alexandef. Philadelphia.
Te1eau New York Vaughn. Chioa-
90. James. Boston.
catehcfs lark. Cincinnati. Klill-
Ter. Philadelphia
Intclders-- Srudgrnss. New York .
Miller ~ Louis Fletcher. New York.
Byrne. Philadelphia
Outhcldefs-Carcy. Pittsburgh Do
Ian. 81 Louis BURNS New oYrk
imsrican League.
pltchcfs hush. Philadelphia cole.
New York. james. " Louis. Mitchell.
81 Louis
catchers Henry. WashlngtOn
Thomas aud McAvoy. Philadelphia
Inficldera Hobltxci Boston No.
riarli,. Detroit Boone. New York
Chapman. Cleveland
Ouifelders-- Lewis. Hastons Walsh
and Murphy. Philadelphia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17

Los Angeles. 6 Mission. o.
san Francisco. 2 Venice .
Oakland. 10: Portland o-s
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1914-10-17
NO COUNTY AGENT
FOR bERNA[|LLO
UNTIL NEXT JULY
Dr. George {. Laid, President
Of Agricultural College, Has
No More Money for That
Purpose.

Dr.. George +. Ladd. president ~
The state College 81 Agriculture and
Mechanic Arts. would be pleased a.
place county agent In RsYnali!lo
county but unfortunately money il
not available for that purpose just
how. lie probably viii 90 able 20 send
one here after July J. of next year.
Or Laid learned FOR me first time
upon his arrival here last night thar
the Commercial club had decided 10
ask for county agent A. the doctor
and q. %. Cushman. president Of the
club, both CHANGED 10 De busy hast
night they were unable To confer Df.
i.add has to leave early this morning
for Las Cruces 50 AR Cushman prob
hig VIII not have an opportunity 10
see him today
Or. Ladd said that the state college
would ask the next legislature for
larger appropriation FOR the county
agent project. he said the college
would heartily appreciate the cooper
alton ~ the Commercial club in this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14
STEEL PROBE BEGINS.
IN NEW ORLEANS.

New Orleans, January 13.-J. w. Porch,
local manager of the Lukens Iron and
Steel company, today told j. A. Brown,
special examiner for the government In
the dissolution suit against the United
States Steel corporation, that he had pur-
chased steel In Germany cheaper than in
the United States. w. p. Simpson, secre-
tary treasurer of the c. T. Patterson COM
pany, testified his purchases from inde-
pendent companies were at cheaper rates
than those of the corporation.
The typewriter record of the hearings
so far amount to $1,000 pages. Purchasers
of steel in Mississippi, Louisiana and
Texas are yet to be heard and Mr.. Brown
will remain here three or four days. The
corporation Is represented by D. A. Reed
and p. L. Anderson. Henry f. Cotton,
special assistant to the attorney general,
is conducting the hearings for the gov
ernment. The next hearing will be in st.
Louis.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14
HARRISON PLEASED
ATWHATHE HAS SEEN
ON INSPECTION TRIP
Looks Over Lines Serving
Coal Mines-Has Nothing
to Say About I'M
prOvements

airfaX Harrison, president of the
Southern Railway company, who is maxi
ing his first trip of inspection of the
lines of that company and allied ones.
left here yesterday morning for an in
spection of the lines serving coal mines
and other industrial properties In this
district He was accompanied on the day s
trip by E. II. Coapman, vice president
and general manager; Henry b. Spencer,
vice president, and the official party. In
addition, the president was accompanied
by l.. Sewer, general agent for the ex-
ecrtive department in this district Mr.
'Idarrison is very well pleased with the in
spection trip. He said yesterday that con-
ditions along the line seemed to be fine
and that he was greatly impressed with
the progress and Improvements that are
to be noted in Birmingham. He will con-
tinue the inspection today.
MY trip here at this time has no
special significance" said Mr.. Harrison II
am simply looking over she lines to get
first hand information about the general
situation. i am very well pleased. As
for Birmingham, this city is one of the
best on our lines, and we are deeply in
terested in furthering the interests of
\I3il mingham wherein we are so vitally
&oncerned. ] have looked over Birming-
ham during my stay here rather critically
and 1 must say that you have a grei.t
city.
"I have nothing to announce at this
tjme about the improvements that we
may make from time to time. AS a mat
ter OF fact, there is nothing new in that
line. The problems that confront us will
be handled in the best way possible, and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14
Fairfield Bank Meeting
MRS. HARRIS WILL BE
LAID TO REST TODAY
Funeral Services Will Be Conducted
From Family Residence at 10
O'Clock This Morning

Many friends are plunged in grief over
the passing of Mrs. George w. Harris,
the wife of the well known decorator.
yesterday morning at The family resi-
dence, 27S1 Highland avenue, after an i'll
ness of one week.
Mrs Harris made her home in this city
for many years. She was the daughter of
the late John Evans of LaGrange, Ga,
who moved to Birmingham when she was
a small child. Her marriage to Mr.. Har-
ris took place August ), 1878 She was
ther Miss Ella L. Evans, a member of a
here and are well known in various busi-
ness and social activities. Three sisters,
Mrs Eugene +. Enslen, Mrs. Sarah Stin-
scr and Mrs. r. S. Warner, and one
brother. Q. @. Evans. pf Woodlawn, sur
vive her She also leaves two sons, Ros-
coe Harris and Glen Harris. and two
daughters Mrs. Hollon Harris Fletcher
and Mrs. Berry Baugh.
Mrs. Harris was 2 Faithful member OF
the Southside Bapi lst cnnrch, and was
also active in the work Of the church mis-
siorary societies and several philanthropic
organizations in which she was ever ready
to be of service. Formerly, during the
residence of her family in its vicinity
her membership was with the First Bap'
tst church. with which she was asso-
ciated almost from the time of its es-
tab,is hment.
Mrs. Harris was greatly loved alway.
fer her beautiful unselfish ways, hel
tlicrghtfulness and her consideration. For
many years she has not been physically
| strong. and for several weeks had beer
confined closely at home anxiously attend
ing her son, who had been injured In I
motorcycle accident. Pneumonia thu
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14
DIR. VANCE TO SPEAK
AT WEST END TONIGHT
viii Deliver Address at Ordination
and Installation of Officers of Vine
Street Presbyterian Church

DR.. James /. Vance Of Nashville who
is attending the Southern Presbyter ian
conference on theological education which
is row in session in the CRY, will deliver
al address at the ordination and install
lation of the new elders and deacons of
the Vine Street Presbyterian church to-
night. The church is located at the corner
of Cotton avenue and Vine street, West
End.
DIR. Vance is one of The best known
ministers in the south. He is pastor of
one of the largest Presbyterian churches
In the south, and is editor of the Gulf
Stotes Presbyterian. whicn is published at
Nashville. 1t is announced that DIR. Vance
has accepted a recent invitation to preach
| the opening sermon of the Lookout Noun
| tain chautauqua and summer assembly.
| The officers to be installed tonight are
Elders, j. NJ Terry, L. s. Selman, w. 4.
Kemp. James o. Craig, james A. Mont
gomery and Arie Barber; deasons, Fred
G. Patton, John p. DeJar1ette, Jr., James
ii. Holmes, DR.. l.. c. Caldwell, Dr. M.
c. Scholar. II. A. Middleton and w.
Frank Patterson.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14
No Action by jefferson County

The Jefferson County Savings bank.
willie occupy its new palatial hom
about March /. The officers did not make
any announcement about the regional
bank matter The most interesting propo-
sition to the officers of the bank at this
time is the occupancy of the new home
and they are striving valiantly to get
Strengthened out in the new 25-story struc-
ture. The officers made flatterins reports.
which were received by the stockholders
and directors. The officers and directors
follow: Christian f. Enslen. chairman of
board; Eugene F.. Enslen. president;
Charles e. Thomas, vice president: VIII
The Birmingham age-herald., 1914-01-14
Merchants and Mechanics Meeting

| The youngest bank in years in Bir-
mingham created al it's meeting yester-
| day a surplus of $4,000 earned. That
was the Merchants and Mechanics Saw
lings Bank and Trust company That
bank celebrates its fifth anniversary in
April. The growth of the IN. & NJ. :
has been exceedingly gratifying to the
officers and stockholders. The bank
authorized its directors to look into
the regional bank reserve plans. and
make out a report The officers of that
bank and directors follow: w. A. Por-
ter. president; Nose Levy. vice pres
ident; Al C. CARRIER. cashier; John w.
Sparkman. assistant cashier.
Directors: b. G. Copeland. George II.
Harris. r. G. Hewitt. e. d. Smith, w. NJ.
Burgin. j. X. Warren, Wyatt Hefiin,
John H. Adams, w. V. M. Robertson, Jr.,
d. f. Turnbull Allen J. Krebs. w. o.
Lanning, J. j. shannon. G.. w. Yancey,
John r. Morgan. James Ashworth, G..
w. Bains, w. G. Oliver, Alex M. CARRIER,
w. NJ. Martin and Nose Levy
Traders Formally Subscribes
The Traders National bank at it's meet
ing formally subscribed to the regional
bank plan as such step was required II
the national charter was to be retained
The following statement as to the meet
Ing was given out by the officers:
''At the stockholders meeting of the
Traders National bank held Tuesday aft
ernoon, but one change was made in the
directorate, the addition of William p,
Redd manager of the GrassellI Chemical
| company. The directors of this institu-
| tion are: John II. Miller, Frank Nelson
Jr., f. |. Tarrant, c. 5. Bssell, Sibley
p. King, Richard w. Massey, e. T. Nc
David, Sterling J. Foster, w. II. Duran,
A. Leo Oberdofer, William p. Redd and
John II. Frye.
Following unanimous approval of the
plan by the directors, this bank has to-
day forwarded its application for mem
| bership in the federal reserve associa-
| tion.
Officers as follows were reelected for
| the ensuing year: John III. Frye, pres
| ident; Otto Mooney, cashier: M. II. Sterne,
| assistant cashier; p. c. Covington, audi
| tor: w. X. Clements. secretary.
THE resources of the Traders National
| bank have materially increased in the
| past IL months. In December it's capital
| was increased to a quarter of a million
| dollars, and at the same time substan-
| tial increase in surplus was made. Fol
! lowing the action of the directors in in
| creasing the rate on savings deposits to
| 4 per cent this department has grown
| quite rapidly, and the Christmas savings
| club has proven quite success, the plan
attracting many new patrons"