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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-22
LEE CLINTON BOOSTED FOR
JOB AS REGISTER or
TREASURY.
WILL SUCCEED PARKER
Present incumbent 10 BE Indian
Superintendent, Clinton Has
Backing.

II the oklahoma forces IN congress
are sufficiently sUong 10 win for
oklahoma the privilege ~ having aa
me next registrar of the United
states treasury resident OF this
state, Lee clinton, Tulsa banker,
viii probably have his signature on
AN currency within the near future.
Parker IS Appointed.
Following tho announcement yes
terday that President Wilson had APP
pointed Gabe Parker, former secre-
tarN Of the treasury, as suporintend-
ent OF the five civilized tribes, Lee
Clinton and Congressman James Day
EXPORT conferred over long distance
telephone. Davenport arrived today
at his home I'm Ninita.
Immediately after the conference
Davenport wired Senator Gore 10 get
busy Thus far President Wilson has
refused to give definite answer to
whether or not an OtlHhomau Will
be named 10 the position.
In the event that he does II then
is but n matter OF pulling the right
ropes TO land the job according TO
Clinton. Senator Robert H. owen
has also been called upon by Tulsa
business men TO get in the clinton
column"
The appointment is to be made
within the next few days Thus far
candidates have not come out I'm the
open in the race. II is understood
that there are several aspirants TO the
position, but thus far only the name
of the registrar Of deeds at Muskogee
has been advanced.
Brewer Not Hunning.
The report that .. II. =. Brewer
Of Muskogee y candidate for the
position is untrue according to elm
ton. 81 talked with him today over
long distance" said Clinton last night
'and he assured me that he was not
a candidate
Clinton ls one Of the most prom
inent bankers Of the state and Il part
Cherokee Indian.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1914-12-22
The Harder Part,

Mrs Newed 60 her husband)-l
cook and cook and cook for you and
what do | get? Nothing
Mr.. Newed- You're lucky. l always
get indigestion.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE.

Missouri Pacific recorded tho heaviest
decline in the early trading, but after
ward recovered virtually all Its loss. On
the 80 o'clock opening call II sold as low
as 10 %. down IA points from Fridays
closing price This was u of n point
under It's lowest on the New York Stock
Exchange. Amaigamated Copper on the
call and afterward did not sell below
70ns. against low on the other board
OF 7O2, while Reading failed to get I'M
der 1881, against 1863. On the later
advance Amalgamated touched IA high of
7lA. against 71Hs on the other exchange.
but Reading did not get aDo"e 164hs.
against 164&. Union Pacihc's high was
l54s, against l5iai. and Steel touched
high OF SO. against 6STs. Missouri
Pacific failed to sell above l7la. against
17ts. Transactions for tho snort Sat
urday session of two hours and Il half
totalled 1860 shares. To this total Read
ing contributed 400 shares Steel 1850
shares: Union Pacific, 1850 shares /;
Amalgamated Copper. 2,220 shares. and
Missouri Pacific. LAO shares, There was
a transaction on the Q 40 o'clock call in
American Beet Sugar at 90, the only mar
ket for that stock In Wall Street all day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
MONEY IN NEW YORK.
Good Bank ement-Caah and
surplus Expand-Ioans Contract.

The reason for the persistent easing Of
money rates in the local market last week
was made evident upon the publication OF
The Clearing House return yesterday The
statement disclosed actual cash gain Of
f1,i6i,0o0, and although the loan item was
not greatly changed the decrease of S9Ie.-
600 shows n fayora bic tendency. The actual
surplus reserve expanded s5.is7io0 to ST.
GS3s5o. re compared with q surplus Of sis.-
100000 for the corresponding week OF las;
year
Time money very dun and easier las,
week. Rates were 2i.a2. per cent. for
sixty days, -. per cent. for ninety days.
"a q per cent. for four months. az d 5is
per cent. for live aud six months and 80. ~
per cent for over the year
Commercial paper was fairly active and
easier In tendency. Rates were 81. "a per
coivabio anu for ses, four to elk months
Domestic exchange on New York: Boston
Par. 81. Paul-5oc premium. Mime
MUM. san Francisco--:oc premium Mont
reai-par. Chcago-ioc. premium.
the low, rate Seihs iS7s5 on Mon a and and
the high 4Ss on Saturday. Closing rates
were: ls525a4.s54o for sixty days. Is795f
ass for demand and isse5Ui.ss3o for
cables.
Money in London. IN ais per cent: shor,
bills. s-is per cent three months. 2h a
:, ,s.is Tor money and 4 Ills for account.
Paris cables quoted the closing price OF
OF discount In Paris. "a per cent. Berlin
Pri ,an. rat. In Berlin ~ per cent ~.
silver dollars quoted AZ a. !. a isc
New yo,k. Clearing House statements: Ex-
up-Treasugy debit balance, ssQ7,aSi
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.
The Speculative Position.

With the exception OF the Government
crop report, which seemed to 10 ignored.
the news OF the week with stock mar
ket bearing was generally bad. Moreover
the burden was all the harder to bear
because technical conditions had been
weakened By the violent rise OF the week
before. The orderly nature OF tho decline
was commented upon as testimony of the
great Inherent strength OF the market.
There Is one point upon which most mar
ket observers agree and that is that when
the main upturn In stock prices does come
II IL likely to he extraordinarily swift.
Reasons for this belief are based on the
theory that the stock market has been
liquidated down TO the bone" The bull
position In a purely speculative sense Is
undoubtedly unusually light. Stocks mus,
he in strong hands because the only people
who would hold stocks at this time arc
those who are not easily frightened into
selling. All the trials and disappoint-
ments OF the past few years have created
II stockholding class Of an unusual type
Those who hold stocks now do so In spite
Of the fact that, specifically. the odds
seem against them. and that such things
as war and sudden death are to be
counted among the everyday risks oil
business. II Is easy to imagine under
these circumstances that when buyers
come into the market In large numbers
they Will find little stock for sale any.
where near current prices.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
MISSOURI PACIFIC PLANS.
Directors Meet Tomorrow TO his.
euss Financing s.B, 900. 900 Notes.

A special meeting OF the directors OF
the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company
was held yesterday to discuss means for
the financing of the roads $4,000. 900
notes, which mature on June !. The
meeting adjourned until Monday without
taking any action.
After the meeting director ~ ths
Missouri Pacific stated that the board
considered the plan first talked Of for
financing the roads maturities. namely
the issuance of S25,o0o.0n0 per cent
notes in exchange for tho outstanding
s25,000.000 s per cent. notes. together
with IA cash bonus. It was added that
additional collateral totalling probably
100000 would be added TO that now
underlying the present issue
interests connected with the Missouri
Pacific seemed considerably surprised yes
terday to learn that Kuhn, Loeb q Co..
who on Friday refused to finance the
s25. 900 maturing notes because the
directors would not agree to the bankers
terms. planned to make the letter they
had sent TO the Missouri Pacific public on
Monday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
surface Pessi mis- N =.

A leading Stock E1hauge frm saws n
It's weekly letter: notwithstanding 4
great deal OF surface pessimism the hnan-
clel situation continues 70 improve Not
only has the market responded 20 the
greater confidence OF investors. but this
confidence seems to he sufficiently general
ana deep seated to be permanent. II -
strikingly illustrated In the increased alb
sorption OF Investment securities. During
January and February total new security
issues showed large declines from last
wear during March they showed mod
crate increase and for April the Increase
was immense The total was se9e.34", 900,
as compared with s1e3.ss5.0 900 a year ago,
Then too there 10 more disposition OF In
vestors and business men to undertake
new ventures. for the Apri! interpretations
were nearly three times as large as those
OF either February or March. President
Wilson's appointments TO the Federal re-
serve board are highly satisfactory to
financial interests and the Mexican In
broglio seems to be losing It's influence
over the market. Commercial failures
for April showed no great decline from
March In total liabilities but the CRAFTY
ing feature IL that the defaulted liabli-
ties were only about 50 100000. against
So. 500 600 IN March. However the most
encouraging feature Of the business situa-
ton Is undoubtedly tn" better agricul-
tural outlook
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
SATURDAY. May .

,i. , sAI DhDAt, may .
signed direct to local slaughterers. Feeling
nom'nally steady, Dressed beef Huiet and
unchanged at l.g1aiac, per III. for ordinary
to primo native sides; II little extra, lac.
No shipments OF live stock or dressed beef
Receipts of calves were 1873 head, incud-
Ing 40 for the market. Feeling steady.
Noais sold at smsi0.s5 per 100 lbs; no
buttermilks on sale Dressed calves active
and steady; city dreased yeals selling at
1870 l6c. per ID; country dressed. ga ul3t. q.
Receipts OF sheep and lambs were $3.50
head, Including cars for the market. Feel
ing steady: no sheep offered. Medium to
prime clipped lambs sold at $7.7bQ s., Is pei
100 lbs. Dressed mutton stendy at ga Zee
dresed ho'house lambs, Npsi per carcass;
culs. s. asa,
ing hplf "a cav Tor the market, Feeling
about steady, Heavy hogs soId at $3.50 per
loo lbs light s., rouyhs, t7TS. stags xs.T5
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
DULL LONDON STOCKS
STEADY AT CLOSE
Trading Is Light and Feature
less at Week End
Market.
AMERICANS ARE LOWER
Bourse Prices Steady-Berlin
Firm After Weak
Opening.

LONDON. May S.--Prices in the stock
market here to-day were irregular. open
ing weak but steadyins somewhat
toward the close. Attendance was light
and the market exhibited the customary
week end dulness.
Consols closed unchanged at - s-1e for
money and "a 11-16 for account. Dis
count rates in Lombard Street were firm.
Domestic issues sagged moderately
and Mexican rails showed declines. Grand
Trunks and mining shares were irregular.
while other sections appeared confused.
De Beers and Rio Tintos declined.
Americans were weak at the opening.
averaging from 4. TO "A point lower Ca
madam Pacific was moderately offered
and other issues sagged of, following
its lead. Toward tho close prices hard
ened somewhat, but the list left Off be-
low parity.
PARIS, May 9-The tone Of the Bourse
to-day was heavy. Rentes closed 2n
centimes higher at SO francs e2a CEN
times.
BERLIN, May 9-The Boepe closed
frmer after opening weak.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
Secret Service Methods.

The Stock Exchange police committee.
formed for the purpose OF keeping watch
on the business conduct OF tine members, Is
n more active body than most people re.
alize II Is constantly inquring into mat
ters of all kinds which seem TO have a
connection with the exchange Tho In
qustorial powers OF the committee are
practically unlimited
When the committee desires information
upon the movements Of certain stock az
a certain time every Stock Exchange mem
Der receives q notice requiring him TO
state whether he or his Arm had any deal
ings in that stock In the time specified. II
so he Is required TO give full details OF
each transaction. He must say for whom
the trade was made II for an outsider,
whether he has had dealings with him be
fore or not and whether he has reason 10
believe that his principal was acting Tor
himself or not. The inquiries are made
under A pledge OF secrecy.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
NORFOLK LINE PROSPERS.
Earns 100000 Above Dividend Re
quirements in Nine Months.

IN the nine months ended March 81
las: the Norfolk and Western Railroad
earned the fun years dividend require
mentS and 100000 besides. The profits
or the rest Of the year will all be for
tho surplus.
Balance after charges At tho end OF the
tldrl quarter OF the current fiscal year
amounted TO s7,4i2.90o. which Is equal
10 SO per cent on the common stock Of
sloi,5ja ooO after allowing full dividends
on the s22,991. 700 preferred
The indications are that the company
will earn about s25 per cent. on the
common stock as compared with 1911
per cent. earned a year ago.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
MORE GOLD GOES TO PARIS.
- 100000 EnEnxed-Other Ship
Ments to cities Abroad Expected,

Goldman, Sachs & Co. announced yes
terday that they had engaged to send
$1,000 900 in gold bars to Paris. Ship
ment will be made next Tuesday.
This is the second shipment OF gold
on the present movement. 81 1000, 900
On gold bars having been shipped las,
Wednesday At the Assay Office Il was
said that 100000 In gold bars availa.
BILE for export remains. II Is expected
that another engagement win be an.
nounced on Monday. Bankers were figur.
ing on export transactions yesterday. as
foreign exchange touched ass, the high
est level since March. 1918.
On the first movement this year. which
tasted from January '13 TO March 7, 49,
600, 900 I'm gold was shipped abroad. II
Is possible that gold will be sent 10 Lon.
don as we'll as Paris next week.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
Anaconda's Expenaes.

A feature OF the report OF the Anaconda
Copper Company recently published was
the way in which expenses increased In
spite OF a sharp falling Off In production.
Il now develops that the company took
advantage OF the closing down OF some
OF its mines TO go forward with the plans
for the electrfication of the railway line
between the Butte mines and the reduc-
ton works at Anaconda and for the sub
stitution of electric power for steam In
other directions The expenses OF this
work was charged to cost of operation
and this was a partial reason at any rate
for the large deficit shown. II Is reported
that an official OF the company asked
why these things had not been brought
prominently to the attention OF the pub
lie answered: "Why waste good news
on a stock market like this
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
M ATER FRONT PROPERTIES,
" FACTORIES AND FACTORY SITES
w FLOYD =. CORBlN. 10 Wall st., n, \,
THE CURB MARKET.

Rrices were heavy in the curb mns-
ket yesterday on light trading RikW
a Hegeman sold at SIS and o. oloeins
unchanged. United Cigar Stores changed
hands at ss1a. a loss OF u point United
Profit Sharing Corporation yielded y b
~. Maxwell Motors frst preferred
eased !. 10 8st. and the second pre-.
ferred stock was steady at i%A. Ma.
t.onal Cloak and Suit receded to Sc and
the preferred closed y lower at es. A
feature OF the session was active trad
ing in Consolidated Gas rights. which
opened at and closed weak at ~.
Oil shares were rather irregular, BIZ
in the main losses predominated sout.,
Penn oil was weak at go; Standard o..
OF California advanced point 20 400
Standard oil OF New Jersey eased po'n,
to All and Standard OIL OF New York
rose . points to 2l5. PRAIRIE on and
Gas ranged between 442 and 400. reflect.
ing n loss Of 3 points At the cose; A.
lantlc Refining lost points TO sli on ore
transaction and Ohio OIL closed ro.'t
lower at III.
Transa ctions In detail in the rrerpet
Yesterday were az follows.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
'Ex dividend. 'Par value $50.
FNiIures in United slntrs

Commercial failures this week in the
United states, as reported by r. q. Dun
* CO., were 1924 against 30s last week.
S33 for the preceding week and ga the
corresponding week last year. Failures
in canada were AZ, against 81 last week.
80 the preceding week. and 20 last year
81 failures this week in the United States
l3l were IN the East. SO South, "a Vest
ANA SO In the Pacific States. aud lit
reported liabilities of 5000 or more
against NC last week. Liabilities of com
mercial failures reported for April are
s2o,jig,iii. against s1s,i5.355 last year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
MORE CONSOLIDATED STOCK.
Gas Company Plans s25.OOO, 900 In
crease Of Capital.

A special meeting of the stockholders
Of the Consolidated Gas Company has
been called for May % to vote upon n
10 increase the capital stock
from sl00, 000. 900 TO Sl25. 100000
\ director of the gas company said that
application would shortly be made TO
tho Public Service Commission for au-
thority 10 issue the s25OO0000 Of CON
vertlble debentures and that tho mcctlng
OF the shareholders WAS called merely to
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10

authorize tho issuance Of stock to meet
the conversion. The $26. o00. 900 new stock
will not be issued at present. b,k will be
held In the companys treasury pending
the conversion 1t Is understood that the
debentures arc TO be convertible three
years from the date OF issuance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
sUB-TREAsURY STATEMENT.


Paid nv sub Treasury 20 banks $3.50, 400
Pa'd by banks to sub Treasury e.3yJ, 900
Gain 10 banks on days transac.
tions 80. ,,,,,..,,.,.... sba7, 900
Gain 30 banks same period pre-
vious week .,,,,,',..,,,.,,., $4,000
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10

BUSINESS MAN living IN a section ower
Ing unusual natural advantages is DESTROYS o.
Interesting capital to the extent of $500, OOO
or moro I'm a proposition that will chow net
return of aaet from the beginning. Adcres
L. NJ. Box l:S sun.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

u.iiitv compenies whose bonds are handled
BY Harr'. Forbes . co show an an avs rag.
xross earnings during 1919 of these COM
panies wers sS5-.59S.teS, for 1918 gross was
iaNLi.ll29. an inoreaao Of I2b,0e.60a.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
NpARD OIL SUBSIDIARIES

SELLS cents per share
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10

Total sales to-day. 149,s01 shares
Norrwbere &C" follows quotation in icates n bid
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-05-10
RAILROAD AND OTHER BONDS.

Adams rp..
A iSo f'ia;ss
As%SSTSxTteSSss,s.
.Soooo.....sg
Amt a Tclt q
1HS@SE%Sil;iS;sssssss.
1000. 3 30
Armour Siss
A.TGoS%:y,1;s. 2 e. !.
SoosS%;;..e @ia
A!!$@S$'sEi!s.S:..
5000. o5s
AtCoast Line ~
1000. Ala
AtC Line cit Is
200.....0 Ol2
1000. 30
The evening world., 1914-01-27
Market ciosinE.-No definite ten

Market closinE.-No definite ten.
dency developed in the late afternoon.
Reading showed relatively better
strength than for several days past
and there seemed to be a short inter.
cot Of some extent in the stock. The
market closed showing irregular net
changes. mostly within fractional linn
its. Total sales. 411,e7s shares.
The opening was active and strong.
perhaps the best that has been seen
since present upward movement
started. Buying seemed to be largely
Of the accumulative sort. tho short
interest being no longer . very I'm
portant factor.
Consolidated Gas was subjected to
pressure and sold down to 1856 In con-
sequence OF disappointment that no
extra dividend was declared.
There was quite q little pressure on
market toward close Of nrst hour. and
prices eased OF. The market for Rock
Island Issues was thin. and prices de-
clined rapidly when stock was offered.
= the common lost La to Is Ia and the
preferred lost Is to 20 So.
The evening world., 1914-01-27

ctetcAoo'O WHEAT AND conn
MARKET.
Mondays WHEAT. Net
es ;s's: May cSSs I'M ss:. c' ~ 'e.'';,,
ssx'. July ..ss" c ss ssa sx F"
Mcndays ~ o., Net.
49,. ;%y ....sS~ SS ~ SS I.
\ Wheat easier--There was larger
offerings from Russia and Argentine.
Predictions Of rather bullish Brad
streets settlement caused some short
covering and had prices steady at ne
decline. n
Wheat rallied from tho low point
with some local buying based on
rally In corn prices.
Corn heavy at opening Scattered
selling from country houses, but In
late morning prices were steady on
short covering-offerings increased on
The evening world., 1914-01-27
III RHEUMATIC PAIN
@ y Rub It Right Out-Try Thisl ~

Timber up! Quit cs@p,siaiaoo
. small trial bottle n eldstino
jacobs Oh" u any dsve sssss -
just . nensnt yoa'lI Be frss lsso
matte pain. sosesss ssd ~ ~
Don't suiiesi Relief swsiss ~, -
jacobs OIL" 10 just - god ~ ~ -
neuralgia. lunbsso. backscbe. sps11D
and swellinss. 4.
The evening world., 1914-01-27

Rheumatism = pain only"
Not one case In fifty requires Internal
treatment. Stop drussins! Rub sooth-
Ing. pessssatine "Ss. Jscob's Or
directly i,to The sess. stM jeinss and
muscles and relief comes instantly. "St.
Jacobs on" b harmless sheumatism
cure which never dissppoints snd does
not blister.
The evening world., 1914-01-27

Pure OIL Company report for year
ended Dec. 81, show net earnings were
2.190, 900, equivalent to nearly ~ 10
per cent. on common stock. In 1912
net earnings were S1,67S.602.
The evening world., 1914-01-27

According to reports from Caiifor.
MIA the American Oilficlds Com pany
| q subsidiary Of the California Petrol.
cum Company, has purchased DE
Saller lease Of 100 acres in the Whit
tier Fullerton. fields.
The evening world., 1914-01-27

Colorado q Southern report de.
The evening world., 1914-01-27
bulees. Prices raIlisd t<Daevel Of Men.
days close IN afternoon.
Rise q st~cks.

Toe following list Of Q few leaA,ns
Industrial issues and standard railroad
stocks shows the extent Of the rise since
Jan, 3:
The evening world., 1914-01-27
NIL. Street.

me C1osla6 ouotat1ons.
~ AqBwiao wus ths hAsANe. 1swsue aad last
Dsoso q slssb d. te-dAy saA he ~ ehaaeo q
es0oossA WITH Noolay1 e1ps1as psssO:
The evening world., 1914-01-27

u. D. 0sesl CO. regular dividend for
quarter Of Ia per cent. on common
and - On preferred stock.
U. 8. Steel net earnings for quarter
ended Dec. 81, t3s.oss.S%s, against
~, 100000 In Sept. % quarter and
~, ies.S57 In Dec. 81, 1919 quarter.
Great Northcrn's gross earnings in
hrst three weeks Of January were
about e260,000 under those Of last
year but we'll ahead Of the figures
for preceding years. In six months
ending Dec. 81, 1918, gross earnings
Of year gross revenues should break
even with last year.
The evening world., 1914-01-27

Southern Railways earnings de-
creased l2s.iss in third week OF jan
uary. Since July earnings show
increase Of 3i.0o4.27l over earnings
for same period year ago.
The evening world., 1914-01-27

cssabs q lsi.sDs N sarniics for third
week Of January, and olnoe July I
total decreass Of 9o9o.e0o compared
With same period OF previous year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-09-27

Cettin' the can tied to him was always Skeets
specialty No mystery about that either; tor OF al
the useless specimens that ever grated cigarettes ne
was about the limit All he lacks is pep and bean and
few other trhes You wouldn't exactly call him orna-
mental. either No, him and that Apolonirs guy was
quite different in their front and side elevation Mostly
arms and legs Skeet is, and sort OF swiveonted all
over with back slope to his forehead and an undercut
chin Nothin retccnt about his beak, though II juts
out from the middle Of his face like the handle OF Town
CUP and with his habit of stretchin his neck forward
he always seens be olowin SCENT like one Of THESE
wcncrwurst rctricvcrs
Brought up somewhere back Of Jefferson Market,
down in old Greenwich Vilagc- you know where that
is He's the only boy in a family Of five, and under
stand all the Kcyscr girls have done first rate; one
bcn' foready in big rdrcssin joint another mar
rcd to the lieutenant Of a hook and ladder company
and two well placed in service.
It was through bcin' in on little mix-up Skcet had
with one of his sisters that got so well posted on the
family hist'ry. Must have been more'n year ago
while Old Hickory laid up at home there tor spell
and was chasn back and forth from the Corrugated
to the Elns house most every day This time hears
debate COIN on down at the door, and the next
thing knows out comes Skeet assisted active by the
butler.
Seems that one of the maids is his sister Maggie,