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PUBLIC UTILITIES.

Tuenty.hyc public uti}ity companis' r.
porting 10 William = downright ..
show gains in gros' oarninrs Tor AIF9" M, ..
Z p per cent and net Increase of 10. Pc
cent MANY ~ these companies opera's sS-
en.yc systems Of s.esid'oT,"s an. r nrn.
srn'ed In their returns. Reports from the
same group Of properties Tor NE second
m NTH ~ the war are not VET complete hut
ne ag,ires NJ hand indicate greater rate@ ~
Increase both gross ana net than during
August.
Uo,id from tho electric utilities operating
IN Sew England FOR the month OF aug w
show that the compn1n'cs nnn %oa'n ro,5
yrcO.fh GU, NJ tho twonty-siy commands
including holding companies, nine regi'tsr'd
sbou.d n aeCrea,e In income Two sddi-
tionai companies gave a decrens- In income,
G"mRI TaSs,yS sS S[Ta 7s per cent growth
in income This compares well with the I
, per cert IN May. 3 per cent. In Juno ana
, The output growth wa. g. p.r cent. for
Aueuat. THIS r., about half What was
, In NAV Companies representing ~ per cent
| ~ INC industry gave n : per cent income
Increase IN August and - ret 'ent. eh-
/ These returns we're corrugated int stnt'ss
A. far " possible IN t9s way ar FT TGtnTn,
! coyerinE thls state we're from holding com
/ panles operating In other Stntes also The
) rhusetts ten companies. per cent Rhode
Island, two companies, representing almost
entire state. 1914 per cent; Connecticut
. companies 20 per cent ana New Hamp
shire three companies, a.5 per cent. tn
/ we're: MAssarhusetts. as per cent; Rhode
/ Island, ls5 per cent; Connecticut, 81 per
cent Maine, "a per cent" una New Hamp-
4 rurther compilation war mad. accord
ing TO hc s'Ae , "f 90 g' ino 6oo sronn ~
4 cities between 10000 and 100 200 and up
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GARY PRAISES NEWSPAPER MEN.
steel Company Chairman says They
Are Truthful and Fair.

Brr.uSGHAM. Ala. Nov. Judge FL
bert H. Gary ~ tho United States Steel
Corporation paid n tribute 20 newspaper
mon 1as' night at the newspaper club
here He said
81 have been Obliged 20 come into con-
tact with the newspaper fraternity for the
.Ast Hftcr0 years, ana from my experience
= cnu So. that II business men treat news
paper W,a right they are always truthful
AMI fair
ny experience has been that n you
will t.t4t the new SNAPPER men fair, will
hc frank and houD ~ and give them the
'rrh "rg the opportunity To publish Tho
truth Noy VIII do 10 honestly, II sou
orc uut.Uutl, aud unfair then you may
expect tu take the consequences
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llUth street
The approximate amount OF the lien Or
charge 10 satisfy which the above described
property r. 10 be sold. is ;l5.6l2.50, with
I'M crest thereon from the 18th dag OF Sep
,ember 1914, together with the costa and
allowance amounting to Siol,s9, with Inter-
est from october o. 1914 together with tho
amount OF the taxes, assessments ana water
rates or other liens which are 10 be allowed
10 the purchaser out OF tho purchase money.
or paid BY tho Referee, is S7S5.l6 and 10
tereat, 49,
marty wall agreement recorded IN Lioer 227I
Of Conveyances az page :ss, rights OF
monthly tenants. rights OF Telephone Com
pany to maintain a switchboard on rsAr
fence. and state OF facts shown on survey
made ny Earl u Lowell, dated April 81, 1910.
Dated, New York. October 10. 1915.
ISAAC 7. COHEN, Referee
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Dated. New Yorh oo.ceer -, lS1t..
EDGAR J. NATHAN. Referee

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-Betty 0usthal, Plainun, against
Joseph Edelstein and others. Defendante
In pursuance Of a judgment OF torecIosrrs
above or TITLED action and bearing date the
9th day OF october. 1914. !. the undersigned;
the referee IN said judgment named, VIII sea-
ut public auction, at the EIchanee S4ss
ough Of Manhattan, city OF New YORK, on
the 9th day Of November, 1919, at IL O'Clock
noon that day, by samuel MARY Auo-
tioneer. the premises directed ~ eald J9de
ment 20 be sold, ana therein descrloed US
ALL that certain iot piece or parcel OF
land. with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected. situate. lying and being In
the Borough of Manhattan, City OF New
York. bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNlNG at point on the notthsrl.
side OF ll5th street. distant ninety 800 fee;
westerly from the corner formed by the IN
,ersection OF the northerly side OF ibth
stree; with the westerly side OF Fourth, now
Park Avenue; running thence norther.y,
parallel with Fourth. now Park Avenue, ana
part OF the distance through "a party wal.
one hundred tl00j feet eleven ClJ inches -
.he centre line Of the block; thence western
along tho centre line OF the block twenty e
Fourth. now Park Avenue, and part Of the
distance through a party wall one hundred
tiool feet ten tl0J inches TO the northerly
side o. 1l5th street; thence easter!y along
hve t25l feet to the place Of beginning. said
premises being known by the street number
10 West ll5th street In the Borough OF
I Manhattan. CITY OF New York
Dated, New York. october 10, 1914
ISAAC F. COHEN. Referee.
! BOWERS & SANDS. ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff
g CEDAR s'<ee; Borough OF Manhattan
The following is diagram OF She prop.
/ ,rty TO be sold, its street Number is - East
! ll5th street.:
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RECEI.ERs' NOTICES.


SUPREME lDLNI, SEW YORK COUNTY.
% B0hne Mclaughlin Company.
SOtce is hereby given that by order
Of the above court the personal property
and ore.ts Of INC above company viii be
sod at public auction by Charles Shongood,
Auotiouctt. to be held At the store and
building formerly occupied by the said com
pauy nt SO "a Barclay Street, In tho city
- Sow York Borough Of Manhattan. on
November 9TH 1914, at 1890 A. NJ. In &C
rorGuu,s with terms OF sale. to no then
the court
Dated New York. oct. 23rd. 1914
WILLIAM A SHIELDS,
Receiver % Bohue McLaughln Co.
EVERETT d BARLOW, Attorney for tho
wor,h R1ii8ins asa Broadway. New
York city, Borough % Manhattan.
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BARRETT, NORMA HIN pursuano, e
an order OF Hon. Robert Ludlow Fowler q
Surrogate OF the County OF New York bear.
ing date the Srd day OF August, 1914 Nc.ies
Ia hereby given to all persons having elaine
against Norma II. Berrett, late OF M.
County OF New York. deceased, to prssena
the same with vouchers thereof 90 the ant A..
acrber, at its place OF transacting businseh
20 20 william street. i1 Tho cry q N ,,r
next, Dated New York the sra day OF s.E
temh-r, 1914 THE FARMERS LOAN ASp
TRUST COMPANY. Executor. TRANK e,
EEBkNE, Attorney for Executor, .5 Broli'
vay New York city.
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act. $50. age sat. s2s. S2a, $50, s5i, 'a2.
a8s AK SS5 $50
saprsae cog-Appeiis2,,,G' Ter m "c"1-,
opons n; 10 A. VI, Before Benedict :
..'ieatei motions. Before Kelly &c. eT
/ sIprsme Court-speciaI Term rrai-.-
Refore Kappc-, J. court opens a. 10 NJ
n,y eul,ndar Issues Of law--NGGs. ll$,,'
1880. f4tl 1ite. 200. 1877. ."5. ~ 80
I iiloli. tJe. ltlS. lilA ~. .egi ,sss
res.Nei aa.endar%,.ESoos dillg-, hsS' ~
l.r,. Highest number reached on the r'su-
-urrcm1 court-Trla, Term,-lrert Pc Pc,
fose EagtmTar RI ii,rnei''' , MgGo ~
before CiarF J. Par, Lt-h,e.foroo AS
pintl. j. Part Nll-Hetore N,t"N, D.
Son 'aT sS S's"I s,7 2, T. ,o T. ,.se ,Soa .?@i.sse
1 los, 4o5l, 4o6t sose-4os2. 'o7i $3.50, toss9'
! iu,t. 4uNS, 4oHi, -3-s, 4Ote fluA-tL"4, 10
'sse -las-:i3J 2sG' The foio ~. ea9 i@,
, So CAUSE vl'l be set down for a day upon
/ mis- call. Nos. ts5. 1907. i25t i.,, ss
| s3s.. 4o29 40as ass, 54G., iH5l las $3.50
,5!, ssss siSs siS5' :ts$' re- IA tiissSs
! -'35. Highest number reached on regular
call, 49,, ~ .,-,., ,.-. -po.or.
rS% "n%iy Court opens at 10 4. II Grim,
inal calendar-Eobert wilson, arson; Herman
GhGFwen, ley EnanIrt blamona, pook-
utN'hk a'H.an n.,"' 49,, 'v.,.ue cncai,e
grT$ hGsT e M Tarc Henry Hareay
Gnarics stewart charles Wilson, 6ooklnakinr
RaG'C Ss, E6wer S,l Hq6ln Na S a III
ohnrIeH Mr.,esA' oIrs' igsb rT' rtr az
GesGo FerraFo, icy n"rSnh h1 1r'e'
"Fs ss,1r. Nrgt MI
TOD, !cI,' asst, 9hlf "io'o AEuar'"' 49,
q 3D.. ", rocco NhL9nlelIo, lhuiIle'' ,Nlc.oLo
e1 ia'ta9 mutieT TS0ri nt "nGct"
Faux bas az rob a. s 10y s ss.,; :
p1,nao. q, "
HGgn oy So9t'O' V 5tSfi ROY,
Nos, 27st, sj6ls $3.50 Ssosi asot' 274l. eIi2?;
roa6y m p. p pSS%n fsr Gf he dsg
on a T,Ea.or GAe s!Hii. s! $50 v,.
cham ;. Court opens at 10 A. NJ IN the
,ial! Of Record', second floor WIS Of
i'oese-. Mary WccoE anthony Miller, Her
tn sc-h raHI9Psh a winhsmH@ E.hasG,h
q Em,'- Huhsr ,Accountinss of Mary J.
Gh.Isgher. George Halat cad. Maria Hslstead.
n s so%esoa io5 r. I, pay AsnS' Flynn,
"a s, s4Tin' Saarhsy Ed. Grave. Rosa Kraft
r,'leudaTrWilis Of Emile Huber, a, NJ
. QUEENS COUNTY.
County '' Court Houie in long Llama :" GIN th'
/ ~ IA A NJ rpart -Eor-.''.aoonn'" GU n 81
, IE.van Slc,en. J. Hulgsr We NSi,,cbiIsarr +.
: tnse,hsrdt vs. Lake; lewis. a., adm vi''s ys
nkiy "a, HGishis Co.; MGcarrea an infant,
. / Il T. 20. uarnett va American & $3.50 -,
\ IIo.imc, "a nKlyn We,Sbts n IA S 70, LAX.
va iaIor. Ranermeister' an infant ya u trosr
Terminal n \ co; Gorner and ano w
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sURROaArEs' NOTICES.

BACIoALUPo.. JEANETTE .H--In Pun
suanca OF order of Hon. Robert Indlo~
Fowler, Surrogate of tho County OF New
E Syn. H S.ima Is .s ssssy xsn 70 e.
lupo lats of the County OF New Yorb, de-
leased; ;sa; 20 present ths Fam. WIN Win yoSessrs
trannactinS business the ONES OF Coudsrt
5ro,hsrs No. 2 Rector street IN the Guy At
uary next Dated New York the 10Th dsy 4:
Juiy, 1914. TRANNK JEANNE ana WILL;
eRoTHERs, Attorneys for Executors .
Rector Street ~. Y. City.
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rORpULOsURE aALA

supRGME SQUIRT. COUNTY OF MTW
YoRH-GEoRGE W pooOENBEb4
Snd W. snPihsT; f AZ ana o:ssls petsnssn,.
NOTICE OF SALE.
In pursusnee OF an interlocutory iudsmenl
Of partition and Gale, duly madc and entered
in the above entitled action and bearing DATE
the an day 2, august, Isi. l. III, II: , anasr,
VIII sell at public auction ut the Exehans!
sales Rooms now located at Nos t-ls
cy Of Sf NSS Y 9ofs IN the county q N,@
York. on the 10th day OF November, 1874
AZ "a o'clock noon on tina, DAY, BY Josega r
eaid judgment to be sold, and therein de-
seribcd as follows;
land. with the buildings thereon ereotee
s,itua,s. iyinr and being in the HI. soroass c 3,
bounded and described as follows, to VIZ.
BEGlNNING a, a point on ,hc NO r,n.T
elk feet Essteriy from the Northeasterly
corner Of First Avenue and Twenty;.eeons
p pTsf & NTH sss FIR. n Avenue
feet and nine inches to the centre nne OF
the block; thence Easterly, along ssid oentr:
thence southeriy part Of the way through
the centre of party wall erected on the 10,
on the East. and parallel with First Avenue,
ninety, feet and ns lnshss 10 te $50, .sia
and thence westerly along the same. twenty
three fee; and ak inches to tho point or
BEING The same premises conveyed %
Josephine r Schneider by Ferdinand schns'
der and Katharine his wife. by deed date
April eth, 1885, and recorded In the once o.,
the Register OF the City and County Of Nsv
York on April Sth, 1855, In Biber 1850 OF
ConyeysnceB page 24S.
TOGETHER with all tho right. tvs and
interest of the said Josephine =. .schneidef
In and to the party wall on the Westerly
side or line. OF the premises hereby con
veyed.
dated Neg EEp SG,f 9o NSFn * i' h.,,,.
WALLACE y. vREELANp. plaintiffs Al
torney, No. 80 Park Row, Manhattan
Borough. New York City.
The following Is a diagram OF the prop
ertv to be sold: Its street number "a to'
East 22nd Street:
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Banco Territorial y Agricola
de Puerto Rico.

Coupon No. 81 OF the 6th issue Mortgage
Bonds Of tho above Bank. du. october 3ls;,
1914. Will bo paid upon presentation at the
oftlce OF THE NATIONAL PARK BANK OF
NEW YORK, ga BROADWAY.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
= pCrKrC>L SECURITIES CORPORATION

New York. october 27th, 1914.
SoHcs Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of she stockholders 81 III" Electrical
ot,i,e OF the q. rpo~atpn. a. G. Cedar street,
.in tnc City Of New York y. Y, on Wedue--
l,y tna lltn Day OF November, 1914, At
tNelvo o'clock noon, for the purpose Of elect
Ing directors and Tor the transaction OF huch
tnc- business as may properly come before
ths meeting The polls 1871, remain open
from i.l5 T. NJ. uutU lao = " Of .eid
Iuy Transfer books viii be close al Twelve
e'lfAck noon on October Goth. 1914, and VIII
rrapen At twelve O'Clock noon on November
lean 1914 W 7. KAUFMAN, Secretary.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICES.
FIRM OF ANDRrw ALExANDER

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION or PART
NERSHIP.
THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore subsist.
Ing between Anna a, Muruano OF the City
OF New York and Isabelle A. Robey OF tho
City Of Boston, Massachusetts, conduotin &
the business OF dealing In shoes under the arm
name Of Andrew Alexander NJ Nos. sos Sixth
Avenue and 51s Fifth Avenue in the City OF
New York, has been this day dissolved ny mu-
'ual consent, the said Anna A, Murtland hav-
Ing sold her entire right and interest in the
business 20 aaid sahe!Ie A. Robey, who will
continue the buslncua At The same places nd
under tho Same name aud who has assum ed
all debts ana claima against the old partner
shin and TO whom all debts duo the eaid
partnership should he paid.
ANNA ALEXANDER MuRTLAND.
ISABELLE ALEXANDER ROBEY.
Dated October 10. 1914
The nrm OF Muller q Nash 10 this DAY die.
solved by mutual Cts.sent.
Outstanding contracts will ee 'Slsnred'
by WIN. =, Muller 4 60
VIM. s Muller,
VIM h Nash.
Frank e. Wadsworth
oct s1st 1874
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PROPOSALS.

SEALED BIDS Will DO received by thu
Hoard OF Water supply. at It's otnoes,
twenty second door, Mpnieipsi syilain.'
New York city. until II A. NJ. on Tuesday.
November TO- 1914. for Contract ls0--for ths
construction OF the Moodna siphon supple
mentary shaft and tunnel of tho cstskin
aqueduct. Tho shaft will be about 400 feet
deep and will be sunk from an existing tun-
mel $40 feet from the surface Of the sTound.
The tunnel will be about 500 feet Iona.
Both viii bs in oolid rock. Will be lined with
concrete and VIII have finished diamst.r
shore OF the Hudson river. IN the. town o.
Cornwall, Orange county, Nsw York.
In the perform ince of this contract, unas
will ba deemed OF the essence thereof end
the provision for liauidatsd damaEes Will be
enforced
Al the above place and time the Stds viii
be publicly opened and road. Pamphlets
containing Information for bidders and Don .
, tract drawings can be obtained at the above
address. az the once OF the Secretary, By
depositing tho sum OF ten dollars NioO is
cash OF Its equivalent for eaoh pamphlet,
FOR further particulars apply 10 the ono .
of the Principal Assistant Engineer At ths
above address
CHARLES STRAUSS, prestdsnA
CHARLES ~. CHADWICK.
JOHN r. CALVIN.
! commtssioners Of tho Board OF water 6yYpptys
| ". Bruce Cobb. Secretary.
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Commissioners Of tho Board OF ".
W. Bruce Cobb. Secretary.

Washington. d. C.. November ., 1914. Sealed
proposals, In tripMcats, WITH be resolved "a
;he once Of the QuArtermsster General ~
the Army. Warrington. d. C.. until ooseoh
;r Nj ana shH 'h noe. p.
printing paper ana wrapping pspsrs az tfs
places named IN Schedule No 3
Apply 20 Depot ouArternastsr, % wrsts~.
hall g.. New York City or 0uartsrIn Astse
General. u. S. Army, washington u. O.. re
Information
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The Annual Meeting Of tho Stockho ders
or thA PaciAr Coast Publishing Co. vii he
Aclt at l34 West 2gth 81, Borough OF Man
hattau. Ci'v, County and state OF Ne" OK,
on TUESDAY November 10 1914, a. o'c.oc X
h. y ADAM pINGWALI. President
Nr.r York, October @tth, 1914.
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THE n. y. GOoDRICH COMPANY

NkrOn, OHIO, OCtObeT ID lF14.
At mesting OF the Hoard OF Directors OF
this Company held this day. ~ dividend OF
one and three quarters per cent, OK qc) on
the Preferred Capital Stock Of THE Company
was declared. payable January !, 1913, to
stockholders or record al tho close OF bust
ness December 81. 1914
W A MEANS. Trsa.ursr
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ORIGINAL PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO So
IAllI-lI CAS- AND ELEl.lRIC co

A quarterly dividend (No. 3hl of 81. so
Per share upon the Original Preferred Stock
% this Company for the period commencing
August l. 1914, ana ending october 81, 1914.
viii be paid on November Is. 1914 20 share
holders OF rscord at 1900 o'clock noon, Oc-
tober FL, 1914 Transfer Books OF tho Com
pAnY Will not he closed. Checks for the
dividend viii 10 mailed
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANY,
II II, FOOTE. Secretary.
san Frsncisco, California. October al, isi4
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SPANISH ENGLISH correspondent. stem
oErapher and translator, wishes work at
night Tor q few hours. IL, box 1884 Sun Office
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.

We take pleasure In Announcing that Nm
Robert Livingston Clnrkson becomes msM'
Der Of our nrm this day,
xLEXANDRE q BURNEI.
New York NovemLsI ma, 1914
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Supreme Country Justice Donn-liv-
Esther Schet Va Ray samuelS Benz. Lapds
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Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
To tho holders Of 40 Collateral Trust Bonds Of
Chicago Island Pacific Railroad Company

all bonds heretofore deposited
desiring participate in the benefits the plan and dated 0c96e5
CENTRAL COMPANY
before NOVEMBER r. 1914 Certificates
listed the Exchange
be issued for all deposited bonds
of business October 81 1914 s3a 600 Of bonds which
the
bonds considerably
noret thar a Of the outstanding bonds.
will additional
delay.
Dated New York. November q 1914
Jo1ryg LA EEENAFI ~
G ,MAEiiiS nA1bEN,s
V%""''N0|"'N" commit
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To tho Holder. OF First
MORTGAGE &c. Bonds OF
MAGNOLIA PETROLEUM COMPANY

fUf ISL f"''' ..--.
Tho undersigned, Trustee under inc mort
cage given to secure the above described
Issue oi bonds desires under authority OF
said mortgage TO eNpend the sum OF one
pure has, OF bonds Of said lssue for the SINK
ing Fund. provided such purchase can IN
~ opinion. be now made advantage ouslyr
scale. unera ~ said bonds may be sent TO
the ONCE Of tho undersigned, Trust Depart
rtent go broadway. New York city, on or
before November l2th, l!i4, al twelve o'clock
noon -
Bonds accepted must be delivered on No
yemher l3th Or security furnished that day
n required. that delivery viii be made
within ten days. The right IL resorNed oY
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY. Trustee,
GEORGE l. WARREN. Trust Ofncer'
Dated. New York. october 81, 1914
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FIRST PREFERRED DIVIDEND NOTICE
PACIFIC GAS NSp ELECTRIC co.

A quarterly dividend tNo. - OF $40 per
share upon tho full paid Fret Preferred
stock of this Company for the period com
ST. 1914, VIII DO paid on November l6,
1914. to shareholders OF record NJ 1900
O'Clock noon, October 81. 1914 The Transfer
Rocks Of tho company will not b" closed
Checks for the dividend will be mailed
PACIFIC GAS AND ELECTRIC COMpANY
u. II. FOOTE. Secretary.
San Francisco, California. october 81. 1914.
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Notice tn Holders Of The Metropolitan Trle-
phone \ Telegraph Company First Mort

BANKERs TRUST COMPANY, successor
By merger 70 The Mercantile Trust Com
pAny, trustee under certain mortsato
dated May 24th 1888 and an agreement
Ths Metropolitan Telephone Icesraph
Company. which the New YORK Telephone
company has assumed and agreed 20 pay,
hereby invites proposals. up to the close Of
business. December 80, 1910 for tho SAFE to y
on January 2. 1915. OF bonds occurred by stid
mortgage at a price satisfactory 70 the New
York Telephone Company, at ratio not eN-
creding par and ton per centum premium
20 such an amount as ehaN not exceed the
sum OF tl3.62339.
Bankers Trust Company. Trustee.
New York. November /. 1914.
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GENERAL CHEMICAL COMPANY.

rs Broad Street. New York. October %. 1914.
A quarterly dividend of ono ana one half
per cent az 90 win be paid December !.
1914, to Common stOckhold OF record at
Y. NJ, November 49, 1914
LANCASTER MORGAN. Treasurer
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COURT CALENDARS THIS DAY
NV YORK COUNTY

Supreme Court--Appellate Division--Ro-
CeHG.
Supreme Court--Appellats Term--'Before
Lehman. PJ whitaker and pelauy, u -
Appeals from orders and Judgments Of Clty
Court called at 10 A NJ.
Supreme Court--Spcrial Term--.Part l.
Before Davis. i. Motion calendar cniled at
1850 a. NJ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-11-29

there as a lawyer-a big lawyer with
a big mission.
And his wish came true.
Hurley built up a big practice in
Oklahoma and established offices in
Tulsa. lie got tho political bee a
number Of years ago and had the
nerve and courage to run for the
state legislature, opposing a Demo-
crat. His debates with his opponent
In that campaign are still talked Of
by the old timers. Hurley lost by T
votes in spite OF the fact that the
senatorial district was normally
Democratic by a big majority. That
defeat was the best thing that ever
happened to him.
And then came the appointment as
national attorney for the Choctaw In
dian nation. The appointment came
through Victor NJ Locke OF Antlcrs.
okla, the young principal chief Of
the Choctaws. Locke and Hurley
were boyhood friends, and when
Locke became governor Of the ChOc-
taws, one of his first official acts
was to name Pat as attorney for the
nation. The president approved the
contract and Pat is now serving the
second term in that office. There
attorney for the Osages, but his
friendship for Governor Locke and
his devotion to tho interests Of the
Choctaws have influenced him in
staying with his old friend.
A gang Of political grafters found
out that Pat had a good amount Of
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COAL COMPANIES IMPORT.
ING MORE GUNMEN
AND RIFLES.
THUGS JOIN The MILITIA
Withdrawal of Federal Troops
May Be Cause of Further
Rioting.

DENVER, Colo, Nov 2S.-(Spe-
ciaJ-Although the 18TH Of tho
month, the uay ON which II was said
the federal troops would be removed,
has passed and Colorado seems as
sured Of Industrial peace for the near
future, citizens of the state view with
alarm the shipment Of machine guns
and high-powcr rifles into the strike
. district by the coal companies
During the past week large ship
/ ments are reported TO have been made
and the coal companies have asked
/ permission to organize IS imported
gunner into the militia at the Walsen
mine near Walscnburg. II this is al
lowed, and II undoubtedly will, there
Will be COZ coal company thug MEM
bcrs of the militia I'm the strike zone,
heavily armed with high-powcrcd
rifles and twelve rapid fire machine
guns, ready TO start another Ludlow
massacre as soon as the federal troops
are taken out Of the trouble zone
The coal operators are said TO bu
ready 10 sign new contract with the
HaldWlu-FcltZ Detective agency. al
though some citizens believe that the
mine owners may be prevailed upon
TO refuse this bunch of hired assas-
sins n renewal Of their present agrees
mcnt This belief is founded ON tho
published statements Of the operators
that they hope to prevent any future
trouble. although their largo ship
ments Of arms and thugs into tho
strike zone seems to prove the hy-
pocrisy Of this assertion.
The BaldWin-Ecltz Detective agency
is stencil i'm the uustrils Cf other