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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
COTTON UNCHANGED
IN SMALL SESSION
Decline in Early Trading, Fol-
lowed by Recovery at
the Close.
DESIGNATING THE SUPPLY

v~.s,ord,v.s market in cotton was the
''S'c'""' S -, ~"S
usual SATURDAY ""a"' WING" ieh' P''0es
practically unchanged. As a result of
.,,.appointing. cables there was a lower
.e't,r v,,h , somewhat further recess
"Pe'l"s' -.
SION, hut the loss was y. ~
ing before the close. The support In the
,si half hour was based on prospects Of
" .o.,,or ,y.r ,o.d,v and thc
uIs''tN"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
THE SUGAR MARKET,
Ununmu Canal slide ~ Nuh in"-
tor IN Irnding.

The r.N ~ugtr market continued rIu'
,c.t..IlN. Nlth 4aI's ct prompt 'ni3 i"
rht.ut.Hpna r.uurr- az i2i ,cui" du'y
ptid. I|iprI,r- v,ro t-kinE % M" ~
mo ,lu~r. Vnilr r'uuers probably "rr'
willing to- pay 80 f"ut-.
m, r,uurd sugar market "Is uuI'i ana
unchdugcl. With the Federal sugar it'hn,,
ing Company quoting q cents ana "II
others i.sn Crul-.
Tha raw SUGAR market was firm during
tn, past N,rk uud"" the stimulus al "A re
newal nf foreign buying ~ ,u"'. 1t MAS
reported that Europe took 'n,o'n t"ns or
raw at the island. Tho spot prirr for raw
Culas in the local market va. advanced
20 points to l2l cents duty paid, folio" !nH
the auuulu,'u. nj ~ European, hdNlhr'
and r.Iurr~ made moderate purchase On
III. aIytu,r. NJ Panama canal slide,
which l. said to have been holding np
Largo shipments Of raw sugar, Mas a hull
factor. At tho clos" OF ~" week the mar
kct was firm, with holders asking ~
cents.
Tho only change in IN" refined sugar
market during The week Was tn" reduction
az 10 poIul- IN the Warner company" quo
tnt,ou TO ttU ,ou's rho Federal sugar
refining Comptuy continued to quot" .
ceutS. Their, Mas a good demand during
the carly part of tn" week ANA r'tlrers
booked a fair amount Of n'W business
Thr sugar futures market 1t the 'on"'
EN, hang was quiet, with prices trrrs MAR
Total sales were $50 tons. Prices were:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
EXCHANGE STILL STRONGER.
Brokers Think Natcs Are Helped
nv Receipt Of Cash for Loan.

Sterling exchange rates were consid-
rrably stronger yesterday. Foreign ex-
brokers said that the sharp ad-
yancn was due to the large amount Of
cash received yesterday by i. i. Morgan
A Co. as agents for the syndicate man
gers in the $500, 600, GOO loan and the
announcement by Lord Reading that the
establishment OF further credits for the
Niles was not far OFT.
sterling closed AT 46S's for demand
and iG9l. for cables as compared win
A6Nss COR demand and 1854 for cables
On Friday. Franc checks closed un-
changed at 5.S6i;. but cables were
f~ractiuually higher. selling at J.SoN as
compared with $50 on the day previous
Italian lire continued 70 decline, selling
at Gl2, against 81 on Friday. Isub'es
we're uuchd' god at "a.
MARKS closed AT ~ H-lS for sight
drafts and S@'s Err cables as compared
with SIS far drafts and s2N FOR
cables the day previous. Austrian
kronou remained unchanged at 1855.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
DENIES BETHLEHEM CONTROL.
Secretary says Prun steel DrRi q.
Not Completed.

James H.. Ward. secretary and treas
urer OF the Bethlehem steel Corporation.
denied yesterday the reports from rhila-
delphia that the negotiations for the
purchase of the Pennsylvania steel Com
pary by the Bethlehem Steel Corpora
ton had been completed. 1t was impos-
sible to get in touch with Mr.. Schwab
at the offices OF the corporation yes-
tcrday.
Mr.. Ward said The reports regard
ing the taking over Of the Pennsylvania
Steel Company by the Bethlehem Steel
Corporation are untrue. We are nego-
tiating for the Pennsylvania Steel COM
pany and the negotiations are progress
ing. The dispatches from Philadelphia
ar" both premature and incorrect in
their details
1t II believed In the financial district
that the Negotiations for the taking over
of the PENNSYLVANIA steel Company by
the bethlehem Steel Corporation arc
rapidly approaching "A conclusion.
Bethlehem Steel common touched the
new high record price of 4St yesterday.
1t closed at that price. which was a
gain If : points over the previous close.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
CIGARETTE MIN NEED US. FLAG
May send American vessel to Get
Turklah TOhaccO.

a sb ip may he sent to Greece under
the american flag for the single purpose
OF bril- lging Turkish tobacco to supply
manuf icturers of cigarettes here be-
cause VT difficulty in getting the tobacco
through the regular shipping channels.
That section Of The world Is 80 upset
by the war that we are finding IT OK
tremelv' din icult to place our shipments
said ChaDcs c.. Gupdfellow. ma of
the Cairo factory of NJ. Melachrino &
Co. who had just arrived from Egypt.
I'VE fssve large stores of tobacco in
Greece, but should Greece enter the war
ali veS sells in that country. in the he
ginning at least. would he used to trans
port L oops and supplies. Tn neutral
ships. especially those belonging TO the
Dutch. are coming through the Suez
Cana ! fully loaded and are unable to
take any additional cargo.
'Iust now the conditions In Egypt arc
del because of the popular belief
tbAt the Germans and Turks plan -
~ 'rce attack on the Susz Cana In tho
fiopc of cutting on the British line ~
communication with India and Aus
tralia."
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17

and two Ncstihulc smoking ears with tho
lliilnl'n Company. and aunthcr for six
s"'l htgghg" cars with tho IAcrnia car
"Ihl"nN. The other ear contracts
placed during the week. as abroad,
noted. include 2.ioO for tho rhiiadeIphio
and Reading AMI Loco for tho Illinois
Central RI" Cincinnati, I~ndianarlis
AMI Western j. in tho market for three
al steel postal cars. nine all steel bag.
gag" cars one smoking car u sixteen
steel coaches.
Tho Nashville, Chattanooga and $.
Louis Railroad has placed "A ,,,ptr,,, for
Sl"'I uri"rtra'ucs and su~pcrstrurturcs
'"t 80" bon cars AMI >" cahpnse cars
with tie" American car aud Foundry
company. The Santa 10 Railroad -
tentatively Ia the market tor thirty
NiNhd" tn" locomotives. The Wabash
'siilruid r. preparing - install sun.r-
h"hio's uu furt,-nNc Mlkadn. typ. loco
motives ~ IN" Decatur shops. The prob.
"hilii> - that tins uumh,r VIII Ice Ia.
creased {" slNtN-ihrco.
The Htttshurs steel Company Ina.
placed e contract for 2ls.oUu tons nC
furnace cok" Tor shipment az the rate
ol l>,""n tons per month over 1915. The
l'''N I'ih d' reported to ave been
>2ln {" S@li per ton at the ovens i'm
The '"unclisville district.
tn" i~ahiiraiing shops last week
h""k"d contracts for steel huilduu ana
h~r'df"work calling for nearly - 0On TONS
Of stool shapes, not including IL noo
tons for industrial plant extensions that
wei" nor Del pnrt"i s~p., nctIlN nor
'"on tons of PLAN ana fabricated St.cI
for ">pnrt No award has vct bs,y
uHt1' of the contracts for third track
NIX and extension Of elevated lines In
Rr""hNu h} thc New York Muuiclpal
Corporation. There al. suInc dinirulti,s
~ TIA" way, IN" Fulton avenue improNe
m"nls hoiug under litigation and suc,in.
CATIONS 90 S"rn" "tnrr s%"rtiuus not LrIur
Yet available III" probability. however
- that eventually this WORK will L,
to the American RriIgc COMPANY. and
through cNlgcnci"s - higher price than
iuhic',i"d in tho bids viii hc paid for 4,
large unnHgc
tn" IittSburr Stoc. Product, COMPANY
has placed with the McCliutic- Marshal
CONSTRUCTION Company u contract for n,
extension to It's plant AT MOuosscn. Ia
calling for 200 tOus of fabricated struc.
tural steel
The Republic Iron ana steel compan,
VIII blow out one of it's Hazlctou fur
races in the near future for refining an,
repairs.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
CAR FAMINE HALTING
BIGGER STEEL OUTPUT
Producers Face still Another
~PrOblcm-OthcrS A.
fcctcd Too.

some of 'lc stool companies 'ha, have
been striving ~ increase output sine"
October because Of the heavy uru~surc
frnm consumers fer deliveries uu co.,
tracts ar, embarrassed 10y the made
uutt" supply Of railroad cars This is
dlsn tru" or other industrial rumpaui -.
especially thns" producing raw material,
including coal. coke and ore. The stool
Corporation plants are somewhat better
nit. having their own roads for the as
,cmhliug If material. hui even these
plants are suffering FROM back nf SUIT
ci"nt CorS to make ShIpni"' is Of finished
material The cincinnati and ohio RAN
road is among tho roads that have
siuucd gricNuusly in this rcspcct. hut.
~ previously noted. the Pennsylvania
ana lilItiUuuI" and bhiu have found their
car supply short of needs. As a result.
AL of the surplus dId antiQu ttcd cars
are being rushed into thr repair shops, 30
that they may du ~ least Temporary e r.
'Irc. Ia the last week corl shippers ON
~" line of th" cincinnati and bhiu have
h'os thl" t." get a e" H"& ears for slack
,ut'. guudolas not being available hut
mon. often ur r.u- have been n,tIlthlc
" illustrating ihc general situation. one
Sew Work. city coIl operator having
Sold tnuu tuu~ o' coal, pur,has"d ',nnn
tons, hoping to acrurc enough fuel {"
''''''' .H ''' '.." 20 '. ''
! shipped
Ste | mills rrport"l Yesterday now I'M
uuiri.s for 2iu,uou toms ur st"cl hlllc's
and rounds to cover the manufacture uf
war munitions. No actual sales wcr"
mtdr, hul IT * evident that the demand
continues a. active and as urgent iS
h rstofurr. only a portion Of the In
p%uigicS, however. are regarded ~ au-
/ tIg,.fts ag fl EttlG ,.IspE ipIliInrG Tail
tu furnish specifications. steel mills are
at inclined 80 civ" quotations prolniS-
cuuusly. especially or prosperity" con
tracts for high carlon steel to 10 used
I'm the manufacture "f pr"jcctlles.
Several new Inquiries for shrapnc'
and high explosive shells for Great
BRITAIN. France and Italy have com
out in the last few days, one mauufac,
turrr in eastern rrunsNlyguid l. ask
ing for quotations ON 6o,000 tons OF
bars for next years delivery. and one
manufacturer in ohio has closed a CON
tract Tor lj,0oo tons Of a special hiel
grade of steel hillets At about sbS pei
ton for delivery over the first foul
or five months Of next year.
\ merchant steamship interest m the
Atlantic coast has closed a contract fol
two more ocean ships, each calling fo'
about 5000 to 1000 tons Of plates an'
shapes. Thu contract price IL said Il
he close to sl,60o, "0o. A. already noted
The Matson Navigation Company Cluse(
n contract last week for "A mshi
To be built On the Pacific coast, callinl
for about 5000 tons OF Steel. The con
tract price is close to 1000, 900. Thi'
vessel will be put in rvice betwesI
san Francisco and Honolulu
- ,,,...
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
PROFIT WITH REVENUES CUT.
central \crmont's Income GROW .
D~spi's. Trn M. Loss.

The Central Vermont Railway reports
for the ended June 80. 1913. gross rev
enueS of Si.21o,ill. as compared with
St53S.7 13 in 1914. with net earnings of
$s2S.Is1 against 1858. 200.
The total income of tho property was
S1j'.".l. a. compared with s7j2.25I y
year ago. The surplus after charges
was sl5.il>. \ wear ago there was no
surplus after charges.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
THE CHICAGO MARKET.

showed 4 IAN ct points ou NCrN a,iii"
tIadIu- stewart " lrucr orit ulr,l hrm
white ~vira wAs = fraction lower Small
changes wcrr recorded IN other luirs and
hus'nCss rather Wu1ct Bou'I~ htiN" and
s,runE The summary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
H BOSTON MARKET.

eosTON., Oct. 1.-THE market for copper
Smares neid hrm throughout the short trad.
.ng seseion Closing prices were around the
W.; WITH the volume Of trading only moder.
saeiy neavy, Industrials and railroads were
"''hout feature. The
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
STATEMENT.
FI,TDA

FRIDAY,
rr.a.ury IN banks. s.. 10T. 900
psi1 ~ h.nn..to sui. Treasury. ..s2l, 900
Gain 90 oanAs ...,.. s2ess. 900
o.,n y" scsnkss 80. 5,sli,oo
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
COTTONSEED OIL.

TN' market Na- irr"gulsr. b.
evening up Tor outside traders Was un,cI
The advance IA tar and t,rnncss of crud.
oil a. Ne. WAS against asgreSsi,o -'IIirg
Ah'i''~ = Z" he consuming trade a..
worry conflicting
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. cambria steel
va. nrmrr on light dealings. Thu market
Va. generally steady. but duu Bord. we're
steady. with small interest heinz SHOWN Inc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
DIVIDEND

Company and Term SIX. Amt. Payable,
Washington ~. O. Gas .
Light. quarterly. pee, - VI" nov !
New England, scmi-an- .
nual ..,,,,.,,,,,,'' prd G'.'o NOV /
Bellows Falls Power,
scrni-annual .,,...,., pfi s'EW NOV, !
Municipal Service, quar- .
tcrly ..,...,,,,,.t, pfd l'2'o nov !
Municipal service, plar- .
terly ............. com 10 oct, 81
Fort worth Power ANA
Light. quarterly .,.... pfd IN - Nov. !
W. ". MciJiwaine. quar- .
terly 80, ,'''.'''''' PRO NOV !
terly ......,....,,,,.2 pfd lisT Nov, !
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
THE PITTSBURG MARKET.

PlTTSRrRG, Oct IL La Belle Iron galncd
j., points Whcr shares ruled firm, without
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17

notr,. drcIinc: y a.. mIddling SoutheIn
.rn, markets a. officially REPORTED were
Unchanged to = points lower New or,esne.
, c,lyc1on. ls2sc.: savannah. l2isc'
Memphis. i. .5c; Augusta l21sc' HOUSTON
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
VHE RIVER rI>rE CONFEDERATION
r\\>, 10.
IN Broad It, New York.

Y I|T--0| II'|I'V - =" my y =
per Iuuun ul Iut tImuIliI,u hrrFrr"r
Stock q Ibis ,pmpuu, t,s boon dcr',re ,
PAYABLE \nN'ulr,t 1rl, lplr. to slurklr,,a
ers of r","ri "u lu" l-'uh. Of the rpmp-U
prtohur Isl, i"lt
AR(HIRA LD LEROY.
Treasurer,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17

TOTAL TlabiTllies, ....-...f IhhS.NlO tl,l.51i,6ll
Federal reserve notes outstanding, SGj. 10000:
against which there 10 deposited with Fed.
eral reserve agent, commercial paper, 500, OoO:
gold and lawful money. S6b, $4,000.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-10-17
THE BALTIMORE MARKFT.

BALTIMORE u,t H t|,uuru rr,i "a
tho most a'itlr I,,t.' rI ir' w,,r..' lo-e
Bonds NuIr 1''iN, I'. %. co.'s 49, -,urnltrv
Arizona republican., 1915-05-07
MARVELLOUS
 ACTION===
OVERWHELMING RESULTS

SPHcTATuRs MUCH PLEASED \ few days ago long-dls- tancc telephone message was received from one of our agents. This agent i'm particular, besides be- ing d successful merchant, k a very successful farmer of wide experience. For several years he greatly favored a certain make of moving machines, until re rcntlv we urged . him to take on our new THOMAS TNO-SPEED- CIR o w \ MOWER. The telephone message was sent to us after he had turned out his first THOMAS mower and had come back from the field after having person. ally tried it out. He said that the GROWN SPEED MOWER did absolutely the finest work he had ever seen. and said. "You can say for me that 1 believe 1t l.. absolutely the best mower made.
 We invite you to come in and see this machine and also get one of our fly swat tcI-S. FREE.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-07
For Sale-Real Estate

1so RELTNQUISHMENT-Onc half N-alue. improvements. two miles station Water e,HeIve feet. HiXon, at the Ada r.,.7.. t-s-r -tb St bb
Arizona republican., 1915-05-07
For Sale-Eggs and Poultry

BARRED ROCK chickens for sale, cheap 2117 w, Van Buren. D
 FOR SALE-15 dozen White Leghorn vear-old hens; White Pekin duck eggs soc per setting: White Leghorn chicks, 80 O0 Der hl rdred: R. l., $15-OO per hun dred. Poultry Supply House, 446 w
 Washington. Phone 1903. tf
Arizona republican., 1915-05-07
For Sale and Exchange

WILL EXCHANGE-Three 5OXl4o foot iots on West Washington St- TOT home in restricted district hehH- worth or Chelsea preferred. Will pay difference in cash and west Adams Phone 642.
 MULES FOR SALE. for cash or bankable note. would exchange for cat tie Phone 1OSS.
Arizona republican., 1915-05-07
co.
Auctions
.~~~~~~~-~~~~~~~-
AUCTION

AUCTION
 SNTI RDAY, MAY S. 1915
 PATS CORRAL tnr. 5th Ave and w. Washington St. ,-ammcnciu= at I-s0 we will sell to the hi-h bidders. draft. driving and saddle horses. several mules. wagons. buggIes, spring wagons harness double and siugIel. saddles. farm implements fur riture. ch., kens and other articles. Cash sale. sour money as soon as sale Is over. ID" wait
 C- O. NtcMURTRY. Auctioneer
 J. P. HANNAN. Clerk. tf
Arizona republican., 1915-05-07
For Sale-Real Estate


 FOR SALE-Most highly improve ranch in the valley. Address Box S4S City P. O. IT
 $500 EQUITY-In house on car line for $50 cash, or cheap !ot. Rep. Box 247O.
 LEASED, income improved business property, paving better than 10 per cent net on investment, sure; safe val ucs increasing $9.00O.O0, 3 or S5000 will handle. Address 7O2 N. 7th Ave. If
 FOR BARGAINS in acreage see
 H. H. MAJOR. IS w. Adams If
 FOR SALE-Watch Acre City, Ari- zona. Grow The intermediate town, Acre lots. fine stand alfalfa. $525, $25 cash, $10 per month; neat Arizona bun gaIows. constructed on half-acre lots, $500. $1OO cash, $12.50 per month; 5 acres and small house at acre. chicken house. $1750. $10O cash, balance s1O per month: any family having ? children can have first payment on 1 acre lot at Acre City. All you need is to be willing to get a home in Acre City. Houses for sale in Phoenix like rent M H. Shelton, West Washington. II
Arizona republican., 1915-05-07
FOR BARGAINS in acreage see
 H. II. MAJOR. IS w. Adams
For Sale-Houses


 LOTS OF SHADE Flowers, fruit. lot lO0x19O. with good Groom frame house. with two outside screen houses' wash house. garage and wood shed. Home is modern and homelike. Price x45O0 with cash payment of $500, bal ance to suit.
 PRINCE X FUTILE
 If west Adams St. r
 OWNER WILL SELL his new six room home Lot 50x140 feet, east front lawn and young shade. northeast. twelve blocks from postoffice, built-in features. hardwood floors and fire place. inside bedroom, two screen rooms and modern bath connecting. Small cash payment and balance like rent. Will take good light touring car A. H. Calison, Sl0 x. 9th St. Phone 642.
 \ BEAUTIFUL. modern 5-room and screen room. succeed brick with one room and screen room house on rear lawn. shade and walks: will take one hundred down. balance like rent Let me show you this beautiful place, s2SO0. Box 534 Republican.
 FOR SALE BY OWNER-Fivc room brick. strictly modern. SoldT heater gas. lawn. garden. one block from car line. Your price. small payment cash, balance to suit. Call 11O5 F. Willetta
 OWN YOUR OWN COTTAGE-Fine cottage for sale at Iron Springs; cheap See me at once. l. J. Johnson. D
 HOMES to suit every taste and purse.
 H. H. MAJOR, IS W. Adams. If FTVE-ROOM house, modern. barn. wash house. many built-in features; | corner lot This house is in south part of city: price S1,S00; part down; bal ance like rent. See Simpson at Re ! nubIican bs l FOR SALE-Two-room frame house, new Call or address 1115 T.. Mckinley ! St. II l FOR SALE-We have just finished a ] new bungalow on 11th Ave, just north | of Library consisting of five inside and | two screen rooms. all built-in features, | fire place. hardwood floors and every 1 thing to make home convenient; east front and good shade. We are going to sell an very easy terms. Ask Dibble to show you this. 15 N. 1st Ave tf
Arizona republican., 1915-05-07
KHssz1GI
 Cleaning and Pressing

WANTED-I00 suits to clean. Arlz. Cleaning Works. Mrs. l.. wilson. Phone sos. u
Arizona republican., 1915-05-07
Auto Painting
Awnings

AWNING AND CAMPING season now on; we make everything known that will fool the sun. Phoenix rent and Awning Co.,, Cor. 1st and Monroe Sts. Phone All. u
Arizona republican., 1915-05-07
Auto Time Table

>~~~S~S~~~s~~~~s~>S~<<~>~~ FIXES AUTO STAGE LINE
 Phoenix Tempe Mesa Chandler Cars leave Phoenix and Mesa every 2o minutes from I A. M. until r. M, and thereafter as follows
 Leave Phoenix Leave Mesa' 700 nm. 6:30 pm. S.oo nm. TOO pm. a.Oo nm. 500 pm. 10:30 pm. 9:Oo p'm' Leaves Tempe about 30 minutes af- ter leaving Phoenix. Leave Tempe about 30 minutes after leaving Mesa.
 Mesa Chandler Division
 S.OO am. 7:30 am. 1O.oo am 9:30 am. 19.OO am. 11:30 am. 2.OO nm. 1:30 pm. A.OO p.m. 3:30 pm. e.oo nm 5:30 pm. Fixes Auto Delivery-Phone 414
Arizona republican., 1915-05-07

MAN AND WIFE would care for place during summer, for rent; best of references Box S67 Republican. If
Arizona republican., 1915-05-07
For Sale-Live Stock

FOR SALE-29 head of first class Holstein heifers Goebel Ranch. Phone 3J5. w. J. Tuohy. D
 FOR SALE-Registered Poland-Chi- na boars and sows from prize winning eastern herds. pr. F. D. Rowell, Gill bert. Arizona Phone 19R4, Mesa Ex- change os
 FOR SALE-Handsome. sound rid ing pony, bay years old, can be drlV- en. q household pet. Call at once. Must be sold before noon Saturday 916 East Mckinley street. p
 THREE SPAN work horses; 1 span
 of ponevs; II 3-month-old pigs; nice
 surrey, rubber tired; buggy; milk
 cows. 1a west of 19 Ave. on Buckeye
 road Also , mules.
 FOR SALE-30 head of A No. milk
 cows. Holstein bull. IS head young
 stock 20 head of hogs, head of horses and farming implements. Small pay ment down and balance monthly. Ad- dress Box 536 Republican. Lease on so acres if desired. TWO-YEAR-OLD Holstein bull for sale. Phone 122R5. p FOR SALE-17 heifers 1 to years l old. heifer calves. all out of good dairy herd: a bargain for cash. See l Getsinger, 16 F.. Adams or w. G. Tolle- son at Tolleson. D FOR SALE-1S5 native steers and heifers. yearlings. Phone FORA. J. Akin Stewart, Mesa U
 TWO KEEPERS, Sta miles east. 314 miles north of postoffice. D. Nondra- eek. n
 WANTED-One Poland China boar, weighing between 15O and 200 lbs | Frank Jefferson, Route ,, Phone 11SJ2.
 FOR SALE-Holstein bull, f mile east of Alhambra brick yard, Il mile
 north Fred Kurth- l FOR SALE-Splendid driving and i saddle horse thoroughly gentle. for women Apply Kearley's Stable, 121 East Monroe.
 FOR SALE-5 brood sows, sixteen small pigs F mile east Park road on Hcnshaw road and F mile north. p 1 YOUR CHOICE of three cows. fresh and coming fresh. Holstein and Jer- seys. T J. Elder. 1 mile west of Al hambra Brick yards on Maricopa ca nal.
 FOR SALE-Fresh COW. NJ. E. Wood 1A mile South Glendale. u
 BROOD SOWS and Gilts, heavy with
 pig; also feeders and weaned pigs
 Valley Hog Co.,. Osborn Road and 7th
 St. U
 FOR SALE-26 cows. fresh ano coming fresh, one bull 1-2 or all l..
 half cash. J. F. McBride' l l-2 mics 1 South of Fowler. '
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-11-13
FIT. WORTH & DENVER
ELECT SAME OFFICERS

FORT WORTH, Nov. II. - No
changes were made i'm the directorate
or officers Of the Fort Worth &
Denver Railway Co. and Fort Worth
& Denver Terminal co. at the an
nual meetings Thursday. Old Off
GERS Of both railway and terminal
company were retreated. George B.
Harris, Chicago, president; ID. b.
Keeler, Fort Worth, president.
W. O. Hamilton. Fort Worth, secre-
tary-treasurer; r. S. Rowland, Chi
cago. assistant secretary treasurer; Il.
J. Grenfoll, Fort Worth, auditor, and
Thompson and Barwise, Forth Worth,
general attorneys.
The following directors were re-
named for the railway company.
George b. Harris and Hale Holden,
Chicago; a. u. Parker and T.. 5. Kol-
Ter, Denver ID. Il. Keeler, j. II. Bar
wise, jr., f.. j. Grenfell and *. NJ.
Van Zandt, Fort Worth, and Morgan
Jones Of Abilene.
This board was named for the ter
minal company also with the eXcep-
ton that w. f. Sterley serves on the
terminal board instead of +. $. Koller