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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-13

the way was taking him mud caIIsda
halt TN dawn.
BY the very formation he was being
gradually edged back toward For
tuna, and II would call for fresh
horses and a rested 0racin TO outstnp
their pursucrs by day. II the ruralea
Travelled by landmarks. heading for the
northern passes In an effort to out
rido and intercept him, they might
easily cut him on at the start; but N
they trailed him-and he devoutly
hoped they would-then they would
have a tangled skein 10 follow and he
could lose them In the broken country
10 the north.
SO thinking. he cut grass among the
rocks. spread down their saddle
blankets and watched over the
browsing horses while 0racia
stretched out on the bed, After n day
Of excitement and q night OF hard rid
ing there IL no call for a couch OF
d0Sn, and as the morning star ap
peared IN the east she slept while bud
sat patiently by.
II was no new task for him. this
watching and waiting for the dawn.
For weeks at a time. after a hard
days work AT the branding, he had
stood guard half the tight Sleep was
a luxury TO him. like water 10 a noun
tai n-ahecp-nnd so were all the other
useless things that town-bred people
required.
People like Gracia, people like Phil
they we're different In all their ways.
To ride. to fight. to find the way
there he was a better man than Phil;
but 70 speak 20 a woman. TO know her
ways, and 10 enter into her life-there
he was no mar at all.
She trusted TO his courage TO pro-
toct her. and that he could do. but u
was TO a man such as Phil she
would give her love. Phil could not
love her more than he did. but Phif's
ways could be more attractive to her.
Ills adventurous life with his father
had not been such as 20 cultivate the
little niceties that appealed to women
u was onl. his privilege to serve, hut
he gloried in that privilege nov as
he watched beside her as she slept.
and his vigil but strengthened his res.
oiution TO see her safely through to-
Phil.
lie sighed now as he saw the first
flush OF dawn and turned to where she
slept. calm and beautiful. In the solemn
light. How 20 waken her. even that
was n question, but the time had come
&c start.
Already. from Fortuna, Del Rey and
his m~an-killing rurales would be on the
trail. He would come IKE the wind.
that dashing little captain. and moth
ing but n bullet would stop him, for hts
honor was at stake. Nay. he had told
Bud In so many words:
"she Is mine. and NJ man shall come
between u.s."
II would be hard now II the ruraies
should prove too many for him-if a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-13
SAN JUAN COUNTY
WILL HAVE NEW JAIL
TO REPLACE LAND MARK

Aztec, -. NJ. July IA The
meeting here the county com Mission
crs, anon other business transact
ed, decided 60 advertise Tor bids 60
erect "a new jail building at Aztec.
The present one-story adobe struc-
ture used as e county jail has "a his
tory. u Was built during tho PopuiIst
days and bonds Co the aA.uunt OF
s2.50e, 1t b. said, were voted for tho
purpose. what became of the dif-
ference between what the adobe hut
cost and the fuil amount Of the bond
issue, is ms truly ancient history aud
ABOUT rs likely Of calculation as the
facts regarding the many prehistoric
ruins that dot this fertile region
The corrugated iron root 81 the
adobe Jail has sheltered some nota-
ale criminals. one On particular was
swiftly stevens rswifty" WAS "A
ho%rsethief and all around bad man
who torrorizcd the san Juan county
In an early day. Never could the
sheriff be sure of keeping him in the
adobe Jail, which today on It's steel
cage shows "Swifty's handiWork
one time "swlf;y" overpowered the
deputy who brought his dinner, took
his gun md as fast as others came
To the iail, they were gagged and
bound. until night came. Then
swiftly locked the deputy and sew
oral friends in Sail. threw tho key
as far as he could. Rnd departed. A.
the edge OF Aztec he met q man on
y horse. who was promptly compelled
TO dismount and the nimblc Stevens
rod away. lie was seen "A few weeks
later at n sawmill camp In Colorado
near Pagosn, and when the sheriff.
with levciei revolver, said Hands
up. swiftly" the desperate man tried
10 get out a gun. The sheriff shot,
kiillng him instantly.
Last summer some one took a pick
and cut away the entire northeast
corner OF the Jail building. exposing
the steel cells. The grand jury that
met afterward tried 90 find the guilty
parties. but although II was pretty
generally known who ala II. no owl
dencc was obtained for an arrest.
Public sentiment got So strongly IN
favor Of a modern sanitary iaii ouiid-
ing that the county commissioner
two years ago. made a special levy
for the purpose. The sum Of &2,b'O
was accumulated IN this fund and
san Juan county. while il seldom hns
an occupant In IT'S public hostolry.
viii erect "A building ft for the con-
fincmcnt Of IT. prisoners.
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FORMER -
GENERAL E A A
NEW MEXICO COMPANY

For-ser Postmaster General Frank
u. Hitchcock appears as president OF
Pc Mogollon Mines company, a S.
10000 corporation chartered m
|%iaine. which has filed It's articles OF
Incorporation with the state corpora
on commission. The paid up cap
al a. given at si.655.0l5. The com-
any Il a dividend mayer and oper-
hes successfully in the Mugollons,
%oc0rro county. silver city is des-
knated as IL New Mexico hondquar-
~ and Frank W. Vellaooti Is sta,-
iory agent.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-13
TODAY'S live NEWS
OF SUNSHINE STATE

fabian with this corps ~ officers
working There is every reason 20 be-
hcvc that atl former efforts aiuuE
this limo viii Dee cciipHod this yoat.
Another ana very important consid-
Grafton that viii De- calculated e. give
an added stimulus 90 this worthy en-
t"rprisc b. the fact that the incom-
ing officers will Eavc nearly double
The money 90 oxpend in premiums
thFt the outgoing gentlemen had
Furthermore they will have the ben.
ont ~ the experience gained last ysnr
az a hclp and "a vuidc. This year we
viii have $3.50 600 to Do divided
among four claaos of exhibits. e. wit.
Livestock, agriculture, horticulture
and domestic arts.
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WIFE OF ADJUTANT
GENERAL X A
SHOT AT BURGLAR


Especial Dispatch Ia The HcrmdD.
santa Pc. y. NJ, July ls.-Mrs.
Harry Vt Herring, wife Of Adiutant
General Herring, who is nov In
camp at Deming. opened fire ON "a
burglar who was attempting TO force
an entrance into the Herring home
last night Hearing the man on the
back porch Mrs. Herring appeared
armed with a large six shooter with
which she opened fire without delay.
The burglar beat II and Is believed
To- have escaped uniajured.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-13

Dcming, y NJ, July 13.-Camp
life is fully established ana running
smoothly at Camp Brooks today ana
the Deming oncampment Is pro-
nounccd the most successful and larry
est In the hlsturs OF the state ma
tional guard. The manouycrs now
beginning promise 10 be OF absorbing
interest. especially To tho guardsmen
who have never participated before.
ana who will have much to gain
from their close contact with the
large body of regular troops p%artici-
pating.
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lIausy IAi,cro.

Lucy Luccro infant daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. Encs Lucero died
early this morning Of pneumonia at
the residence. sos North Fifteenth
street. The baby Was eight months
old and was sick Just a short time.
The funeral will DC hold tomorrow
afternoon et 3 p. N. az the Crollctt
chapel. Burial at san Joseph ccme-
terry.
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bullet should check him in their flight
aud she be- left alone. But how 10
wake her! lie tramped ear as he
led up the unwilling mounts; then. a.
time pressed, he spoke to her, and Al
last be knelt at her side.
Say" he called. and when that aid
not serve he laid his hand on her
shoulder.
Wake up" ne said. shaking her
gently. Wake up. It's almost days
Even as be spoke hs went back 10
the phrase OF tho cowcamp-whora
uaa rise before Il " light. But 0racfa
woke np wondering and stared about
her strangely. unable to understand
-why-whAt is ltf" abe cried. Then,
az he spoke again and backed awaN
ahe remembered him With a smile.
"on." abe said. is II time 10 get uDt
Where are va anyway"
About ten miles from Fortuna" ans
swered Hooker soberly. Too close
we ought 20 be over that divide"
He pointed ahead to where the walk
ley narrowed and passed between TIVE
hills. and Gracla aat up, binding 1ack
her hair that had fallen from its place.
Yes, yesl" she said resolutely. We
must 80 0n-but why do you look az
me 40 strangoly?"
Don't know" mumbled Bud. "Didn't
know was. Say. let me set them sad
dle-blanketn. win your"
He went about his work with en-
~Darrassed swiftneas. shaping on sad
dies and brides. c0iling up ropes, and
Offering her his hand TO mount When
he looked at her again II was mo-
strangely.
HOPE you can ride" he said. I'VE
got 70 set owe that pass before any
body else makes it-after that wo oan
take a rest"
~As fast a. You please" she ana
Ewered steadily. Don't think aboua
me. Hut what viii happen if-thex
get there nrstf" J
Continued TomOrr0w AftcrHoon.I
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ROOSEVELT U N
WILL HAVE BIG
FAIR THIS YEAR

Portales, \. A.. July i2-Roose-
|lt county ~ 10 have its second an
bal county fair this year. and on n
and better basis than last
.nf when a great uccCs was
bred. n Il planned now 60 have
l. fair early ~ that the pick Of the
|nducts caa be taken 10 the state
III AZ Albuquerque. Dfncerf have
|fn elected a. follows; President.
~. Bailey seeretary-trenEurer, J.
Fniriys directors. carl johnson,
III Mueller, ~ r. McDonald, J. o.
rnon OF Inca and G. L. stone Of
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o ON PECOs
BEING REPAIRED BY
X ROAD GANG
tspccInI Disnatch % The Mcrnldl.

Especial Dispatch 10 The Hcraid)
santa &c, y. NJ, july t3.-Arriv-
ais from the Pccos mountains today
state h a large gangs of men have
been put 10 work on both ends OF
the road along the Pecos river aud
that II Will be In nrst-class shape
again by the latter part of this week
from Glurieta to the hoadwaters.
The rectn rains did heavy damage
but the force h. large enough TO re-
pair all break within q week.
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HORSE THIEF CAPTURED
At SCENE OF THE CRIME

Roy. y. NJ. July 1s.-Jose Tnez
Turrleta. who stole Lcandro Arch
uivta's black made last year and was
sent 90 the p~enltentiary, escaping
several months nEo from the road
camp. was apprehended while visit
ing his family IN Roy this week. lie
was arrested and returned 90 the
penitentlary by Mr.. Archuleta, whore
he will likely be more carefully
watched IN future.
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M0RTUARY


Funeral services over the remains
OF Mrs. Altaeracia Sedllo viii be held
tomorrow morning at . o'clock M
the Crollot chapel. The remains
will he taken To Atrico and burial
Will be held At the family private
plot. a son arrived last night from
san Francisco.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-13
NEW IRRIGATION
COMPANY FORMED
IN SAN JUAN co.


santa re. y. NJ. July is.-w Con
Black and associates Of Aztec. Farm
lnEton and Denver today filed arti-
Giles Of Incorporation Of the Aztec lr-
rigation company. The capital Is
$500. 600 and the company begins
wdh paid-in capital Of $500. II
also takes over the rights of the
Inca Canal and Irrigation company,
awning valuable diversion rights ON
the san Juan.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-07-13
LOCAL OPTION GETS
BIG VOTE AT FRENCH

In the prohibition election At
French, ColfaX county. Wednesday.
the district gave 100 votes for the
dry" town aghins' go Tor the "wets'
out Of q possible voting population Of
goo.
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Will VOTE ON COUNTY
HIGH SCHOOL TO BE
PLACED AT BELEN

Valencia county people will vote
on Monday, July %. on the cstab-
lishment Of a county high school al
Bolen. The necessary position for
the election was delivered 10 the
county commissioners several weeks
aEo and the official election proc
lamAtion has been issued. n a. 5c-
lleyed the proposition VIII carry.
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NOTICE.
IT, THE DEsMOCR NTIC COUNTY
COMMITTEE AND VOTERS Oh
TIN COUNTY on KERN NIIIIO

4 meeting OF the Democratic coun-
ty Committee Of tho county 81 Ber-
nalillo rs hereby called 10 meet on
Friday oysRiHg- Julg hlih. -iat4, at
s o'clock. AZ the office II WIN. W.
Mcclellan. No. i2i North bird ST.
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Phone .. Red Rarh. al W. Copper
for irst-claes hacks and carriages
w. H. Trimhls a Co.
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n. T. Moore Attorney. Cromwell
Bldg.. ito 3 and st. Phone sta.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

toseph Walker 4 Sons of 20 Broad street
have Issued for distribution "A pamphlet en-
fflsd 'Guaranteed Stocks and the Adyan-
tsgss Obtained From Their Purchase"
Az meeting of the executive committee
~ tho LAWYERS Mortgage Company $3.50, 600
OF tho PROFITS OF 1918 were added TO the sur
plus, making the capital and surplus OF the
company ss,750,000.
John NJ Perry who hes been associated
with the lrm Of Jolinc. Lurkin 4 Rathbono
since last February, has become a member
Of tho nIm.
Norman IL. Donald has been admitted as
z general partner In the arm of McCurdy
Henderson T. Co.
Arthur T. Jones and Gladstone NJ Craig
ave applied for admission to the Produce
Exchange,
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THE BOSTON MARKET.

BosToN, Jan. 2.--Trading was dull with
prices ruling generally irregular. Amerl-
can Telephone continued to be a weak
feature dropping 2 to 1l7h. with re-
covery to lis. United Shoe advanced on
active sales TO 5714, up ~. the highest
since 1911, when 1t sold at 5SIs. Edison
Electric gained a point and Amoskeag
preferred. selling ex dividend. advanced
ga. American Sugar lost y.
In the railroads Boston and Maine
strengthened ga TO ASH, while the pre-
ferred advanced 3 to 50. Boston Ele-
waited gained 2 and Boston and Lowell
eased on ..
The copper shares were slightly easier.
Calumet and Arizona declined n, while
Osceola advanced ].
ON the local curb First National was
the feature, 1898 shares changing
hands. It advanced to as. up - The
summary
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POSTAL GAIN HERE 100000.
Receipts Increase 1910 Per Cent.
Over Those Of 1912.

The gross receipts of the New York
Post Office for the year just ended ex-
ceeded by more than 100000 the fig
ures for the twelve months preceding
according to a report made by Postmas-
ter Morgan.
In 1913 the receipts were $4,000
0ss.29. against s25,7A7.2S3 for 1912. The
increase equals 1910 per cent For the
last quarter OF 1913 there was an In
crease OF 81 800 o0O. or 1880 per cent.
In December the Christmas rush rolled
up receipts OF more than 81. 1000, 600, an
increase of % per cent. over 1912.
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CURB STOCKS. CLOSING PRICES.
THE PHILADELPHIA MARKET.

PHiLApELpHIA, Jan. 1.-The market was
extremely dull during the day. The gen
eral lack OF interest in local issues was
disappointing TO traders, who had cx-
pected some increase in outside interest
on the better feeling shown at the clos.
OF Wednesday. Arbtrage trading was
also light. The general trend was to-
ward dulness There was some demand
for Philadelphia Electric and Tonopah
and Tonopah-B Belmont. The summary:
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THE CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Jan. e.-rrading was well dis
tributed In this market. but mainly of the
small lot order. Strength was displayed In
most issues. with renewed advances In
Commonwealth Edison and Sears Roebuck
Tho bond list remained steady. with the
exception OF Metropolitan As, which were
weak. Tho summary:
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HObOKen, N. J., JNnuary 2, lHIf.
A quarterly dividend OF one and one quar-
ter per cent. q = %) and an additional quar-
terry dividend of one-quarter OF one per cent.
on the First Preferred stock. also a quarterly
dividend of one and onc-half per cent
tIh%) and an additional quarterly dividend
one quarter or one per cent. on the
Second Preferred stock. Will he paid January
18th. 1914. to holders Of the Preferred stocks
OF record at three =. NJ. January eth. 1914.
MOSES ELY. Secretary,
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LEnGH VALLEY RAILROAD COMPANY.

Philadelphia, December II, 1915.
The Board OF Directors OF the Lchigh
Valley Railroad Company have this day de-
ciared a semi annual dividend of Ave per
cent. Cor $50 per shareJ on It's preferred
stock to stockholders OF record December
~, 1918; and a semi-annual dividend of Ave
per cent. COR 81. so per share) on Its common
stock to stockholders OF record December
81, 1913: both payable January 10, 1914.
Checks will be mailed
j. NJ BANTER, Treasurer.
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INDIANA pIpE lime COMPANY.

&c broadway. New York. December 20. 1913.
A dividend OF Four Dollars per share has
been declared on the Capital stock OF this
Company. payable February ~, 1914 to
stockh olders OF record at the close OF bust.
ness January "a. 1914.
All communications regarding payment o.
change Of address should he sent to the
undersigned not later than February Z, 1914
GEORGE CIIESEBRO'. Secretary.
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BONDS
80
~
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Ann Arbor; 1918. Changer,
From July IT,. 1.iG7,2ii Inc. t3s9s
PENNSYLVANIA SYSTEM
The Pennsylvania Railroad system reports
for November:
Lines East: 1918. Changes
Total oper. rev. s21.tol.7Os Dec. Sa35s
OPP. exps. and taxes. 17,s62.s52 Inc, $50 eos
oper. income. ss.5ss,s57 Dec. ssss.1ss
From January J;
Total oper. rev. s240, s56s2i Inc .sla.e1s.4s,
Total exps. 4 taxesls3,7i4sOs Inc. lG,374,GGO
oper, income sac, Gl?,oi3 Dec. ssl5s,121
Lines West;
Total oper. rev, SIo,Gi1,GsG Dec. sss1.7sS
on. exps. and taxes. 9.272,2Os Inc. 253gTa
oper. income. tLsseI27 Dec. ,i,il5,I14
From January !:
Total oper rev. .Si1se112ls Inc. sb7s57s7
Op exps. and taxes. s9,s0397a Inc. 1851, 500
oper. income. $50, 1O7.23s Dec. s72iG,s0s
Total lines East and West:
Total oper rev. $33, 0133i6 Dec. s1.0s7, ss7
Op exps. and taxes. 27,l35O6l Inc. s0a aaG
Opcr, income. st,s7ses5 Dec. s2OOl, b53
From January !:
Total oper. rev. $3.50, EOS o3s Inc .3iso6s,2Ss
OPP, exps. ana taxes.293,5is,7ss Inc, 20 32616I
Oper. income. .1G6. 7l9,350 pec.Si0373,s2l
Tho Pennsylvania Railroad subsidiaries re-
port for NovsmbsFi
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DIVIDEND NO. 100.
The Hanover FIRE Insurance Company.

New York Jan .nd I914.
At n meeting ~ the Board OF Directors.
held this day Quarterly Dividend Of Four
90 Per Cent. was declared, payable at the
Office of the Company, HANOVER BUILD
fEG, Nos. % SO Pine street 20 stock
holders OF record AZ close OF business this
date. JOSEPH McCORD. Secretary.
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The annual meeting OF tho stockholders
Of tho I.EiIIGH VALLEY coal SALES
COMPANY viii he held at No Il Exchange
Place, Jersey city. ~ j.: on Monday, Janu-
airy 20. l9i4, at II o'clock a. M. for the cleo
the transaction of such other business as
may properly come before tho meeting
W. j. BURTON, Secretary
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THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the stock
holders OF Booth Bros. a Hurricane lsio
Granite Company Will he held at the office
OF the Company COS Broadway, on Tuesday.
January 18th 1914 at noon, for the election
Of officers for the ensuing year and the trans
action Of such other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
JAMES ADAMSON. Secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.

BROADWAY TRUST COMPANY
New York, December ~. 1913
Tho annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
broadway Trust company Will hs held At
the compauys office, No, -S3 broadway.
Borough of Manhattan, city of New York,
on Wednesday, January II, 1914, at twelve
o'clock. noon, for the election OF Directors
and for the transaction 81 such other bust
ness ~ may properly come before said meet
Ing Polls Will remain open from IL O'Clock
noon 90 l o'clock 4. NJ.
JOHN W. II. BERGEN. Secretary.
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New York, December s7th 1919
The Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF.
Tho Astoria Light, Heat and Power COM
pany, will bc held AZ the ufdCc Of the COM.
pany, No, Irving Place New York city. on
Monday. January 9th, 1914. at twelve o'clock
noon, LEVI is b. GhWTRI. Secretary.
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New York. January 3. 1914.
Tho Annua, Meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the New York Carbide and ACctylcuc com
pany for the election Of Directors aud two
inspectors OF Election viii he held on Mon
day, January y, lali al goo T.. NJ. at the
office OF the Company, No. Irving Place.
New York
LEWIS b. GAwTRy. Secretary
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.

Ofnce Of The United Gas improvement Go.
N. W. corner Broad and Arch Streets.
Philadelphia, December 10, 1919
The Directors have this day declared z
per share, payable January Is. 1914, to
stockholders or record ct the close OF busi-
ness December 81. 1913 Checks Will be
mailed, Lewis 'ILT.lE. Treasurer
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Receiver Marble Optimistic.

Experts have finished the inventories
o. the stock in the stores" said VIII
lam \. Marble. who with j. =. Sheppard.
Jr.. is acting as receiver for everything
but the bank. ''rhe information is not
yet collated, but We hope to have ii COM
pleted in d short time. The full extent
Of the liabilities is not yet ascertained.
This Is because of the interfering sys-
tenn of accounts kept.
There are nowhere near 5000 iudivld-
ual creditors. John Smith 4 CO. may
be creditors for all the stores. thus get
ting their name down three times. one
store appears many times in separate
credits in another store and they will all
have to go through "A clearing house. SO
far as the stores are concerned there Ia
every hope that everything will come out
all right"
Leo l.. Price. who Is general manager
Of the stores under the reCeivership, an
nounced yesterday that the stores would
begin to raise money for current expenses
by II receivers sale" next Monday in
every department.
I'VE will continue these sales urtli We
have raised the amount of money neces-
sary in the opinion Of the receivers" he
said. This does not mean the stores are
10 be closed out far from II. We will
continue to buy judcously and care
fully so there may be no depletion to at
feet the good will"