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Lack of financial aid to place farming on q plane with other industries IS given as another factor.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
EQUITABLE SUES TO
ENJOIN UNION PACIFIC
Insurance Company Wants to
Stop $82,OOO,OOO Com
mon Stock Dividend.

The Equitable Life Assurance society
will file suit to-day In the Supreme Court
against the Union Pacific to enjoin the
distribution to common stockholders Of
the extra dividend. The society brings
the action a. the owner OF s1.61s,2o0 OF
the preferred stock.
The chief point in the action is the
contention that the surplus of the Union
Pncihc derived from earnings Is short BY
many millions OF the amount OF the pro-
posed dividend. This dividend, consist
Ing Of the $50, 900. 900 par value of Bal
timore and Ohio stocks held BY Union
Pacific. and cash. Is valued by the Equta-
BILE at $S0.0o0.000.
The insurance company alleges that the
surplus OF the Union Pacific has been
derived from other sources than earnings.
among them profits from investments and
capital assets. ON the score that much
Of the surplus that would he eXpe ended
in such distribution would represent
capital assets. the Equitable asserts tina,
the preferred stock Ia entitled to share.
The complaint declares that the sur
plus includes profits OF $5s.6s4.157 from
the sale In 1905 OF the stocks OF the
Pacific and Great Northern. profits on
the ealee OF other stocks. and n capital
gaip of 3l5.S6s.20O added to surplus
through the conversion before January s.
1914. OF 937.025.sOO convertible bonds into
e2l.157.sO0 stock.
The Union Pacific fled yesterday lis
answer to the amended complaint OF IN
Individual holders OF preferred stock VIII,
began suit some time ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
1ETuDlATEs r. I. STATEMENT.
Daaes n. wallace Wonr AAmit
Need q $4,000, 900.

That the estimate Of $4,000. 900 to
reorganise the Rock Island system. made
By Chairman 7. L. Schumacher. represent
Ing the Phelps-Dodge interests. will. not
Be- accepted by the protective committee
for the bondhoiders as a basis for reor-
ganisation was made clear yesterday.
This committed, headed By James n.
wallace. will make an independent iuves-
tigation before II attempts to work out a
PLAN
THE statement In relation to Rock
Island AFFAIRS. advertised In the New York
papers this morning." said Mr. Wallace.
was inserted by interests other than those
representing the collateral trust 4 per cent.
bonds OF 2O02.
The SondholderH committee has
adopted no plan OF reorganization and will
adopt none until satisfied on proper evil
dence that such plans are TO the best in
terests OF the collateral trust bondholders,
the protection Of whose rights Is the sole
consideration OF the committee"
Mr.. Wsllace's statement was interpreted
an evidence that the bondholders' COM
mittee is convinced that the securities 1t
represents are the key to the situation
and that II In resolved to allow no other
interest In the road to dictate conditions.
It IL understood that the statement pub
Hshed yesterday was forwarded to the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
NEW HAYEN'S LOSS IN
JANUARY, $SS9,1S7'
Deficit Is More Than Double
That Of Same Period
in 1918.
EXPENSES REDUCED ALSO
Seven Months Income Drops
~, ,126-Directors
Discuss Dissolution.

There was . deficit Of 4SSs.iS7s0 In
the met corporate income" account Of the
New Haven railroad for January. 1914.
against a defcit Of 93<s.5%2 for the
corresponding month In 1913. according
to . statement issued yesterday.
Fur the seven months up to January
81. 1914. the net corporate income was
1l5s.21S.23, against n total net corporate
income OF s4,543.342.s2 for the seven
corresponding months last year, or q fall
ing Of - per cent. The contrast, II was
explained. is that Of . banner seven
months with that Of the poorest seven
months In the history Of the railroad.
The report sets forth that In January
the expenses for conducting transporta-
ton were reduced s165.SSAs1. and the
general and trafiic expenses were cut 1885,
1873. Freight train miles were reduced
20s,s14. The maintenance OF way eH-
penditures decreased s9.S97.ti. and the
maintenance OF equipment expenses In
creased s&7.63O.3s. making a reduction OF
315A740.56 In transportation and admini-
strative expenses. II was also pointed
out that every effort Is being made to put
and keep equipment In good order.
The figures follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
Te Penams ood JoasAlca Via Cubo. Apply
the CUBA Y. II. co. 6: William 81. N ".

Bill Posting Company. respondents, vs. Ru-
dolph Miller as supertntend snt. &c. appel
liant Order reversed with $40 costs and
disbursements and the application denied
erection. with $40 costs TO the appellant.
tOpinion by Clarke. - Order Med.
Everett 8, Comm. respondent W. Cora A.
cost. "' and pdi .Sar..n.nts and motion denied
With 80 costs s." Opinion by Mclaughlin.
In the matter Of william W. Farley. re-
trial granted with 80 costs and disburse-
ments to the petitioner. appellant. opinion
by Scott J. Settle order on notice.
r. Mates. sppeiisnt. Order reversed and
motion granted to the extent stated in
opinion. without costs. Opinion per CURTAIN.
Settle order on notice.
Gowan, respondent Order modinsd Is al.
rectsd In opinion and as modified affirmed
without oo.ts. Opinion per curtain. Settle
Benjamin Eison respondent. vs. William
Ungerer. appellant. order nodded a. d.
rected In opinion. and modined affirmed
peliant; opinion BY Clarke. J. Settle order
Angle. South American Rank. Limited. 70.
spondent W.. National City Bank of New
cost. Opinion: by insrshan.. ?. j.. S AND
Lsushlin. J. order nlsd.
In the matter OF CLIFFORD W. Hsrtrids.
Respondent di.barred; Opinion BY InSra.
In the matter Of Frederick W whitr,ds.
ct al Proceeding dismissed. Opinion by In.
srsh.,m: r, :; ss;tis order on notice.
.posd.n, asssrrsd opiniou w sy nnH1:hs A..
r. :. Settle order on notice,
Peo ex rel Met. It. Il. Co. W. State board
o. Tax Commrs. Motion for rssettlenenI
srantsd. Memo. per curtain. Settle order
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RUTrER-There vas 20 much GOOD fresh
s snssF .s ss's ss y , IL. .re AMI "S s
&c ASIDE from til. &c sr. S,'' sn.rs were ss,
easter and Oh %s. s.otss s. butter Il. ,o.ins
to oSners a9.c -: and thi: loss is largely
S here 7" i.rs. So.ns.is. psas.rie. we're bet,
Ssssn; There !: still lot: OF snow in the
Ssl!yered ,,L and /. may cut the prize. next
:is: held ...r.:. ssisse.; nr.ts' " ECO s;c4:
.ry : .a.s sHs! , to p, ..,
2i92ac; ladies, current nfsts. 40 ale;
PP:ssslns stock, eus,,sn. make. No. q. isV
GHEEsEsrhe drmei mel feeling which has
prevailed all the week took shape yesterday
D.. sss Sp Z Skim. 1 1:m.,n az rm T be-:
no reason to change quotations. Well made
n;: : :'ssE Hs% rs'ee: .o lore s .p::
i i:xs,; Snd:isfI::S:.. i.ss,sS' pai:ls.
ish 81. We. held. choice. lie 1--we. skins
fresh fs,s good to choice. i0x cline. poor to
E1os.R.ceipts have been light all
rs, ,.:I,u nisn b. Akhcuah there Wa. an easier
S sr.:y s ss.a sSi Il ' Win 'G sss. s%is
reach $1,000 cases ana had !, no, been Tor
. tur,het shortage. There We're sales 's OF
irsts. under the call At sac. but the quo
; ;s Q. 4, A., ss* Ss':S; D.fa egg. sOn,ina.
.:s tn. :s ss:s h e.. s aaDs les
onds. 81 q sac; Pennsyivsnis and nearby
hennery whites. nne to fancy 35c. hen
brOxnn. SlAc.. And mixed
dozen to case: common 70 prime, q sss;
tac: Sai,imof.. c@., "' Western stem :iS
ssc.; Tennessee and other good Southern
LIVE rouLTRY--Yesterdsy receivers
unloaded an even dozen OF freight cars.
,rss o%.i twenty oe cars ais carried ovsr
for days market and some of these VIII
60 over TO mex. week. Considerable stock IL
receiver. Su, little in hand. There were no
ssSs1s IN n..rSy ;'' s.e ios.. ,!s old
rooster i2Se.; turkeys is isc,: western
'r Ds.s ssx sL sss s.s.:s SA'y ssf
day va. .m; and 81 soc,nns TO
made over a week ago. The biockaded con-
di,ion Of the s,reets continues to interie.e
fresh stock 1. .svaiis6Is. Eastern markets
are nlkner pLtSeH, out SohusNsS.s
here are unchanged, Large SQUADS labs are IN
some frozen poultry. Is coming from the
West. The coolers here are full of good
stock. so received will not suffer any
shortage. II Is differs to get top quota
tions some of the frozen stock. Quota
tions are; Fresh killed turkeys western,
ana Kentucky best. asa.shc: Texas. best.
2ic.: broilers. Phil.dsiphis. fancy. IN lbs
vifsini.. milk t.S. IN Z: lbs. ase. chickens.
philadelphia fancy. :%u25c. mixed, ia
,:c.; Western. milk tsa: isgiseI eoa, s.,
soc; slips. :oa2 gle: Western. lbs. ?ie.
sol lbs. al q 2sc. Fowls. Western boxed.
go iba and over to dozen. lsc.. 3sg+s lbs,
lie: under 80 lbs, i:e. In barrels; ls..,
isc.: Michigan scsided, lst y lsc.; Western
and southern poor. i:aithe, Frozen 4,
toms use. Tennessee and Kentucky. asa
2shc.: Texas. :sc.; old hens. :3G 2te;: o.d
tomA % a 23c.; broilers. II TO box. milk fed.
fancy. isg.a lbs. 20 . 2!c.; corn fed. aIa :se.
Chickens. milk fed. sia3s lbs. to dozen.
1919 soc; corn fed. i;gis Fowls: wssi:
Soass lbs. ls9ishc.: old BOOSTERS. lac
Ducks. Long Island. $50 isc. Western II
DISC: No 2. i3Vl<c. Geese. Western.
fancy, ls9i7c.: No g. i39i>c
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
FEDERAL CONTROL OPPOSED.
InsaPa nee Co. Heads FrOwn on elm
terstate Com me roe" Plan.

Hartford, Conn.,. March S.---Former
Senator Morgan q. Buckley, president OF
the Aetna Life Insurance Company. and
the heads Of the Ave other big life COM
panies OF this city are practically
united IN opposing the proposition ad-
vanced by President Darwin y. kingsley
Of the New York Life TO have life insur-
ance legally and officially adjudged inter-
state commerce.
No support is likely to emanate from
Hartford In support OF Mr.. kingsleys let
ter "for united action by the executive
heads Of Insurance companies for the
Federal supervision Of insurance" as EN-
bodied In resolutions recently introduced
In Congress by Senator Weeks and Repre-
sentative Peters. both OF Msssachus.
and providing for the submission to the
States Of a Constitutional amendment de-
claring specifically that the business Of
insurance between the States In commerce.
One Hartford life insurance president
said tonight that the rights OF the States
could not be usurped In such fashion, and
Senator Buckley declared emphstically
against any further GENERALIZATION of
power at Washington.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
BOMB WRECKS DRUG STORE.
Owner Had sent Black HaaAer Ia
Prison for Years.

A drug store owned by Vito Mirendo at
Sl4 East 1l2th street was wrecked by a
bomb Il few minutes before midnight last
night. The bomb was placed under the
front door. II blew out the whole front
Of the store and ripped up the interior,
smashing bottles and the soda fountain
and overturning counters.
Families living on the Ave hoors above
the store ran to the street. In panic. No
one was hurt
Nirendo caused the arrest last August
Of Lorenzo Calaro II years old, on a
charge OF hlackmsil, Black Handlers had
demanded $1,000. Calaro called and asked
for $25. Judge MulQueen sentenced
Calaro to seven and a half years.
Following the conviction OF Calaro,
Mlrendo received threats that his store
would be destroyed and himself and
family killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
ARREST AFTER FIVE FIRES.
Has From Manhattan HELD - Fire.
bag IN HObOken.

4 man who said he was Joseph Vigier.
IS years old. OF $50 West Twenty eighth
street, Manhattan, was arrested in Ho-
boken last night and charged with having
started five fires that kept the nre depart
ment on the Jump for several hours.
All the hres were along Washington
street. the principal thoroughfare OF Ho-
boken. Vig!er was arrested after the last
fire on a description furnished to the po-
lice by Patrick Keaveney. who had seen
him leaving the building at 100 Washing
ton street shortly after fire had been dis.
covered there.
None OF the nres was serious. The
prisoner told the police that he came over
TO Hoboken just TO have some fun. He
said he had been visiting the concert halls
with another man. He was arrested a.
he stood watching the last nre from
across the street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
OIL HELPS PRISONER SLIP AWAY
fabricated Hand and Released II
From Manacle Going to Court.

James Valentine. q prisoner charged
with burglary. slipped the handcuff from
while on the way from the Harlem prison
to the Bronx court house for trial. He
mingled In the crowd at the l25th street
station OF the Third avenue elevated and
Deputy sheriffs Devin, Droge and Harm
ady, In charge Of him and thirteen other
prisoners. did not zee him 20.
Valentine had been handcuffed to VIC
tor Pare Of lOS East 1924 street. Pare
said later that q visitor called on Valen-
tine In the jail on Thursday and gave
him bottle of oil. While the prisoners
were being marched to the elevated station
Valentine rubbed oil on his hand.
Valentine was arrested on February 7,
charged with having robbed a house ut
$50 Kelly street. The Bronx. He lived at
SIT East 1l8th street.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
THE SEAa0ERS.
departures for Europe, B~rWada
and the West Indies.

and the West indies.
Sailing by the White Star liner Celtic
for Mediterranean ports;
Mr. and Mrs Daniel DR. and Mrs.. Frank J.
Dr. "' J F. Barr Mr.: nam; snd Mr.. H, 3.
Bickiord Mr. aud Mr.. william
Frank II Biodgett. Irvine.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. Il. Major A: II O'Brien.
Fisht Nj and Mrs. }. G.
Force pr. and Mn Geors.
The Rev. C. ", Heath. y Winter.
BY the Anchor Line steamship Gale
donia for Glasgow:
Miss Helen =. Clayton. Capt, Randall Herman,
F. John Flynt. L. j. A.
Mr., and Mrs. George Charles Il smith.
W Kyle. Richard Urauhart.
BY the Atlantic Transport liner Mime
tonka for London.
Miss Louise NJ. Caller. Brian c. Hardy.
Mr.. and Mrs, William n. l.. Lowndes
Chester. Mrs Fred C. Salter
l.. S~inneron Dyer. W. Gregor Taylor.
BY the Fredcrik VIII. for Chrlstiania
and Copenhagen
Mrs, Laura Andersen Victor c. Lassen
conrad hsns' p Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Fell Mrs Thomas Smith
by the Austro- American liner Kaiser
Franz Joseph l, for Mediterranean ports
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin J. Mr. and Mrs 1. r.
MT and Mrs. Ern., Mr. and Mrs H. H.
ANschul, King
Mrs. Alfred Harcour. Mr. and Mrs Carl =.
Miss FLORENCE A. Stone. worden.
by the United Fruit Company's steam
ship Pastores for Kingston. Colon, Costa
Rica and Havana:
DR.. aud Mrs. Walter e. Mr. and MRS. Howard
Capt q. 3. summNr,in. Mr.. and Mira. Dudley
Mr. and Mr., Harry A Field Malone.
~ h. ,,"n,s co, Mr. y, and Mrs. Z. H.
BY the Ward Line steamship SaratoRa
for Havana and Nassau:
Mr. ana Mrs Thomas Mr.. and Mrs.. BddIe
Mr. Mr. a sa% Mr.. esors. Ja n,;s' r. Sheffield
| Mr. and Mrs, Cleveland A. Goodfeliow.
II Dodge.
BY the Porto Rico liner Coamo for Porto
Rico:
Louis Strauss Lieut.. Col. A. NJ.
Or, and Mrs L. s. Hunter; y: T. I.
Mr.. and Mr.. Daniel $. y" Scott mo NrA H. b.
Mr.. 'eS sna Mr.. NJ. NJ. d. j. ar xsnnsr''
Van Beuren
BY the Royal Mail Steam Packet Com
pany's steamship Arcadian for bermuda :
MI ard Mrs N B. Dr. and Mrs. H. A,
Or. and Mrs. 8. C. Alfred Elmer Mills.
Mr.. and Mrs. william b. Moran Mr." "e0rs'
Reynolds Brown. Mr. and Mrs. A. C.
Mrs ]. w. Burden. Pfckford.
Mr.. and Mrs, Wallace Mrs, Loriiiard Spencer
D. Comstock. Mr. and Nrs Fre(ierich
Mr.. and Mrs. A. p. $ stesrnA
Devereux. DIR. aud Mrs 0eorre
Rufus W. Gaynor. H. Talbot
Mr. and Mrs A. Har- M and Mrs. Charles
Dr. and Mrs, y. r. Gen and Mrs n
Harrington. winslow Williams
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07

OF the separately operated companies IN
which the New Haven has an interest
only two showed a profit for January. The
Connecticut Company. New Haven sole
interest showed 3St.4ss.42. as against
$53,e5s4o In January. 1913. and the
Housatonic Power Company, New Haven
sole interest. st+3ss.3s. a. against &l7-
1855 In January. 1913.
The Central New England Company
showed defcit OF S33.l3S.56. against
net corporate income Of &3b.237.SO Tor
January, 1918. and the New York. Ontario
and Western a deficit Of s2s.sss.Ss for
January. 1914. against net INCOME OF
SS%.63s.s2 a year ago.
Tho New England Steamship Company's
dsflcit Of 3:1O.3l4.s: In January. 1919. fell
% . deficit OF sIo4.72s.As In January.
1el4. The Hartford and New York
Transportation Compsny's dehcit In Janu-
ary was Sss.225.+9 and N7.s2s.ss IN jan
uAry. 1919.
New Haven ofYic;als pointed out that the
great falling of In net corporate income
from e4,6<3.3&1.s2 for seven months 60
January ~. 1913. TO Sis2.ais.2s for the
corresponding period UP to January 81
chs year was due to the recession of
business, the full crew bill and increase In
wages, increased cost Of materials. new
steel car equipment. &C.
Meeting 81 Directors.
Eighteen Of the twenty-three directors
Of the New Haven attended the regular
meeting In this city yesterday. The prin-
cipal thing discussed was the New Haven's
dissolution plan for the Boston and Maine.
At the close of the meeting Chairman
Howard Elliott said:
"The directors discussed very fully the
general conditions surrounding the affairs
Of the company. but cannot Ut this time
make any announcement. except that be-
fore any settlement with the Government
10 accepted the whole matter will be sub
mitted to the stockholders. No other busi-
ness was discussed"
The company issued a statement yester-
day TO the effect that the individual stock
holders Of the company had increased
S.634 since January 1, 1919. There was
an increase OF $500 stockholders having
fifty shares or less. The company has a
tetal Of l,57l.l79 shares.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
9. 90. LOAN ALL SUBSCRIBED.
Large Amount 81 sss, 1000. 900 Issse
IL Taken Abroad.

The subscription books to the $4,000
eco Chesapeake and Ohio Ave year per
cent. notea which were underwritten by
Kuhn. Loeb q Co. and the National City
Bank. have been closed. the entire issue
having been subscribed for. A number Of
subscriptions were received yesterday, but
not until after the books were closed. As
their delay In arrival was due to the poor
wisS conditions all over the country, II Is
believed they may DO included. A large
amount Of the notes was taken abroad. the
demand in Europe being said TO be salts
factory to the underwriters.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07

committee for publication by II but that
the committee declined to stand sponsor
for II.
The statement that $50, 00O. 900 is needed
before July occasioned considerable sur
prise in the financial district. as the re-
ports OF the road show no large maturing
indebtedness this year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
AlIis-CAalnsrs C. Report.

The Allis-Chaimers Manufacturing Com.
Oany's balance sheet a. Of December 81.
1919. shows total asssts of 9lS,70s,7i7.
Current assets. including cash Of ti.a7%..
biiities are 1l.o42.b0i and profit and ioss
surplus Is e76G.t25. The surplus repre.
SCENTS the profits Of the company from the
commencement Of business Of the Ailis-
Chalmers Manufacturing Company q
April ~. IelS. - 'Osssnbss u. s1eIs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
Bankers to Meet October n.

1t was announced yesterday by Fred q.
Farnsworth. general secretary Of the
American Bankers Association, that the
Richmond committee had selected the
week of October 10, 1914. for the fortieth
annual convention Of the organisation.
The committee and executive council meet
inEs will be held on Monday, October ~
section meetings. convention and entsr-
tainment on October IL to 10. The Hotel
Jefferson at Richmond. WIN - ~ asso.
stations headQuartsra .
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
r. Discuss vs.. T~yl Amendments.

The members Of the New York Savings
Bank Association will meet OH Monday mt
the Hotel Biltmore to consider the pend
Ing revision OF the States banking laws
sion. especially those relating 70 savings
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07

r.. N. Brown. president Of the National
Railways OF Mexico. 10 on his way to
New York from Mexico city. Mr.. Brown.
Il is said. Is coming to participate In neso-
tiations which have already been opened
with the roads bankers regarding the
pa. ment Of the semi annual interest Of Q
per cent. on the National Railways Of
Mcxico's 160.7%7.e00 I per cent general
m.rtgaSe bonds. This 10 due on April I
and amounts to about 9i.0l%,s63.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07

WARRINGTON, Mach s-rh. a.x ..u
the supreme. Court for Monday, March !
Nc. ga. Ns ast. stS. 2t7. Sls. $50, rs:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY.
NEW YORK COUNTY.

NEW YORK COUNTY.
Appellate Division. Supreme court-Rs-
supreme Court--special Tcrm--Psrt H.
Before Cohslsn, JSCourt open, Al "a
N. Ex parte inRttera
Surrosate's Court -. Cha mbers - Be fore
Fowler. S-wils for probats-T~nny DO
heriy. Edward Bolgsr. A. 1880 4. H..
CITY Court--Sp<cial Term--Part H.-Bs-
fore Lynch. Court opens ct 10 A. u.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
Referees Appoln TED.

supreme court--By Justice PSxe--psn,.v
We Crabb. Edward II. chiids.
pd ny Justice Sohalan--schiffer We Koplik.
dsorss a,,i.sp,.: d.rm. rn LII. I hsr e
w 0,Donnsll A.. weliss Stump; Friedia n Ter
W walsh. Maurice J. Mccarthy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07
Court OF Appeals Caleuas,
1sessvess Anpea ntea.

Albany March e.--csurt Of Appeal.
Nb. sfs. >ie tsi and $50 we
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07

asprsme : Geurt,zPy Justice cohsisn--
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-03-07

AUsrRO-AMERICAN LINE
MEDlTERRANEAN-A
sAillngs Generally saturday Wednesday.
GO I'd BERNVDA-Idsai Vacation Resort
Days from y. y. Round Trip S26 up. Any
Agent.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-10


IS
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1914-10-10

the bc Mamma they found that another chick
and Mammaw
aanrhN pRmdMesa sak:~ Yea
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-22
Vernon

Messrs. Ashurst and Fletcher
are with the Riggs roundup.
C. G. Naegle and B. H. Will
helm have gone over to the In
dian Agency.
Ed Buffers new house begins
to show UP. He is building near
the foot of the mountain.
Almon Riggs and crew are
gathering cattle in here. They
have a large bunch of cattle, 1000
head or more.
James Bannon is visiting in
Vernon. He is trying to buy
some COWS, and go into the cow
business again.
Charley Gillespie was cooking
for Riggs but had to go to the
doctor to have a finger treated
for a felon. It's getting better.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-22

w. B. Woods of Holbrook is a
candidate for the office of County
School Superintendent, his an
noucement appearing in this is
sue of the HERALD. Few men
are better known in the county
than Mr.. Woods, he having been
clerk of court since short time
after the county of Navajo was
organized, serving until the first
state election by appointment.
At that election he first became
real active as a politician and
went into the campaign as a can
didate for election to the office he
had held so long by appointment,
winning by a good majority.
During all these years Mr.. Woods
has had the reput ton of being
a very efficient officer.
The Snowflake herald., 1914-08-22

]. J. Shumway of Tay lor an
nounces this week for Assessor
of Navajo county. Jim is an old
timer of this section and is we'll
known to almost every voter in
the county and we'll qualified for
the position he is seeking. He
was formerly a member OF the
county board of supervisors, hav-
ing served at the time as its
chairman. He is a democrat
and submits his claims to the
voters of that party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kelly, Mrs. Dan
Devilbiss and>children and Mrs.
Trublood, all of Holbrook, Fen
ton Jones and family and A. c.
johnson of Phoenix and Miss
Zella Jones of Flagstaff passed
through here Thursday enroute
to their homes from a fishing
trip to White river.
Lieut.. Bradburne, quarter
master at Ft. Apache, passed
through here yesterday enroute
to the post from Holbrook, where
he went to accompany home
Mrs. Bradburne and baby, who
have been away on visit. The
baby is a recent new addition to
the family.
Flake Bros. and H. F. Bush
man have new ads in this issue
of the HERALD.
A nice shower this morning
helped some.