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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04

Sporting Life this week contains the
following:
Mr.. c. N. Wray of Topeka, Kan.
formerly connected with the Topeka
Gun club, and one of the most active
trapshOoters in the state of Kansas,
has recently affiliated himself with
the Du Pont Powder company and will
in the future represent this concern
in the capacity of salesman and shoot
er through the south. For the present
he will make his headquarters at New
Orleans"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04
Friday Football Games.

Southwestern VS.. Baker university at
Winfield
College of Emporia vs. Fairmount
at Emporia
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04

Duffy Lewis, of the Boston Red Sox
champions announces that he recently
turned down an offer of $3.50 a week
to go on the stage Money is a small
attraction to ball players these days.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04

San Francisco next week to attend the
annual meeting of the National Asso-
citation of Professional Baseball
Leagues. 1t is understood that John
Savage has started for the coast.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04

You have to hand it to Missouri. ST.
Joseph papers have awakened to the
fact that it looks like Tip O'Neill will
have to give up the Western league
presidency.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04

Indeed it seems that football hon
ors are tramping westward too fast to
suit the middle west. A few weeks
ago the Michigan Aggies defeated the
Wolverines, and leggers for the west
thought they had a team that would
stack up favorably with anything in
the east
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04
SPORT WHEEZES
Being Purioined Dog Meat, PFune
Pies. Lemon Sandwiches, Etc.
(By Clug.)

Since K. U. can't send out any bear
dope for the Washburn game the Jay
hawker scribes are trying to kid some
body by asserting that Fast, Gillispie,
James and a few other unheard of
men are second StringerS.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04

Furnace repairs at Forbes.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04

And then, last week, from way out
past the sunset, the Oregon Aggies
travelled eastward over the Rockies and
gave the Michigan Aggies a licking
they will remember for many day.
If this continues the middle west will
soon find herself between two fires
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04

Kansas bets are being made in all
kinds of fashion on the Washburn-K.
U. game Saturday. Some are betting
to 1 on K. u; some are betting even
money that the Jayhawkers will win
by 3 points. And just suppose Wash
burn winSi
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04

Regarding his reported purchase of
the Wichita w. L. club, the Des Moines
Register and Leader quotes Frank
Isbell as follows:
There is nothing to it, as am per-
fectly satisfied with Des Moines. 1
think it will be the best town in the
league in 1916. do not know where
the papers got their story unless Ham
Patterson gave it to them"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04

The Frisco. meeting of the Western
League will be held on November or
8. All of the club owners except Jack
Holland have stated that they will be
at the meeting. No one seems to know
or care whether or not ex-President
O'Neill attends.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04

Club owners and officials of the
minor baseball leagues will gather in
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04

kota Wesleyan team, is said to hold
the drop kicking record in inter
collegiate football Payne is report
ed to have sent a drop kick between
the posts from the 6 yard line.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04

The longest kick on record is said
to have been made in 1892 when a
Princeton man, ]. T. Haxall, place
kicked a goal from IS yards in a game
against Yale.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-04
Some Beaner.


King Lear, the college twirler with
the Cincinnati Reds, paid a visit to a
carnival show in Muncie, Ind, where
they were offering three cigars to
any one hitting a negro with his head
through a hole in the canvas. Lear
beaned the black three times and
knocked him out. The King, however,
refused to smoke the cigars.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
GOLDEN WEDDING

The ranch home Of Nr. and Mn.
James AcLearn, Sr., Of Rifle will to-
morrow be the scene Of happy gath
erinx Of the children and grssdcAild-
rea and other relatives Of the aged
couple who have gathered their folk
sbeat them to help celebrate the fiji
tieth anniversary Of their wedding.
And it will indeed be . golden jubilee
for the AeLearn family.
The aged bride and groom were unit
ed in marriage in Nova Scotia fifty
years ago tomorrow. They moved to
this county about fourteen year ago
and located on . beautiful ranch near
Rifle where they have lived and done
much to build up that section of the
county. OF the eleven children born
to them, all but one are living aud
these will all be present when the call
is Issued for all to partake Of the
beunteous feast prepared under the
able guidance Of Mrs.. McLsars. The
children are: Matt, J. 9. aad H. Z.
Of Boston, who arrived Thussaay VI
this week; Edward (couaty eonnis-
sioner), James, Jr., Hubert, sen, Mich
olas. Mrs. T. J. Horsn and Mrs.. Dsxtsr
Smith. There will sfso be some dozen
grandchildren to add to the pleasures
of the happy couple. DR.. and Mrs.
Horan went to Rifle Thursday to be
present and Mrs. Margaret Munro will
leave tonight for Rifle.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
SOUTH CANON BRIDoH

In speaking of the new bridge across
the Grand river at South Canon, Com
missioner Hahnewald said this week.
"It is by far the best bridge for tho
money in the county and it is = much
better bridge than some of those
which have cost several times rs much
money. In fact, 1 think it the best
bridge in Garfield county"
The new bridge is completed and At
. cost of some 5000. When We re-
call that the bridge at Una, which has
cost the county in the neighborhood Of
s42,00O and yet is not as good a struc-
ture Is the one at South Canon, We
can readily see the present county
commissioner have looked to the in
terests Of the people of the county and
have saved them several thousands Of
dollafs-
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
D9VUDo19 0OUsH

4 IN 10 ssesss ths prsss.a lsG,S
Ass's ~AisA lssviasd ~ tAs AakiAg
- q IL West esd sf this aaa Naoe
ss1ety sAA aaking .sw esssty. n
asasA Jssstisa CAeahee Of Osensrss
- 10Ataag ths hin aaA has ashsa ~
hsaAss 4sss Lsag.s Il III city
~ ~ tAsa. TAs slseA T. - taaisa
- ~ heal srsa.i.saise wiz - r.
$4,000 a . .ssti.g = y ~ Wsa-
sssaay sisAt sf IL esaiag vssk vksa
they 0sst 4 tAs I. o. O. p. ~
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
rHn1Hr aA1oou 11cu,azas

At ths session Of the city council
AondAy evening Of this week thirteen
aSPiesa4s 1sAs their Appearance and
asksa fsr : rssswal Of their saloon IL
esass fer ths six no.ths beginning
With Fsassasy. This u reduction Of
TIVE over the six months just elsssA.
Charles lA,E who has rsa The leiksas
fer . nanbsr Of year, failed - nAka
sRPnestioa sad tAs Ho.e Bsswiag esa.
pay, which opssed last ss.nss, als6
JAILED to rsasv their EieAt = sau
haases- It 10 slso Rsasssl thas ssvssai
Il ~ absve tAirsssa win Hsil = ~
nv tAsir kes.ss, /. Ass.st e ~
ysas sd TIT tAses win - ~ asss
tAaa . ~ Asasa sAlssss sa..i,g vAss
~ ses1svids pssAihitisa l.w ssss ~
N& f--'f-
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
Hozu~ a 1A1@

TAs 1asissss Mas Lea0ns- u The
city b nafiHg n e3sst T. seesss pie
tarss ef an ~ babiss bss1 h tia
county 1.siag the year 1914 Il i
pssPsss1 - nsssa the pieesses - !
A1gs card a.A fraAs ~ ssAs Ter
ha.giag - ~ walls Il ~ hsaA1sae-
tess tAey psseeGs - Aass tAis 1sansf.
An thsss having pictures q tseis lit
- sass - sstsa = - tasG ~
0ssssAHy Casaay. TAsy sAsssA have
H. naaas Of IT, Saas aaa psa1s0kss ~
dsso Il tie passats written On the
baek.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06

Gold fish and globe free with each
cash purchase, At Barnes City Drag
Store, Glenwood SprinC, soon. Watch
for date. 26
E. C. Kinesbury and daughter, Mar
garet, returned TuesdAy morning 70
their ranch home near New Castle after
making sure that Miss Iris was well on
the road to recovery from her recent
operation for appendicitis.
Mise Lottie Shift has 80 far recov-
cred from an attack Of erysipelas that
she was able to leave the GlenwOod
sanitsrium and return to her home in
Gypsum where she will remain until
she regains her former strength.
Deputy County Clerk G. E. Hubbard
announces that he is in receipt of q
letter from the chief of police of Den
yer in which the latter states . care
full search for the missinR Michael
Cook fails to reveal any trace of hin.
It IL now claimed that Cook received
cash in the sum of $50 for potatoes
he sold for Mr.. Oleson, of Eagle and
that since that time he has not been
seen or heard of.
last Saturday Douglas Barlen, who
for some time has been employed by
the Colorado Midland road at Cardi3,
in some unaccountable manner fell into
one of the engine pits at that place,
catching one foot in such q way that
all the small bones in the arch were
broken and the heel cap badly wrench
ed. The young man is now improving
nicely at the home of his mother in this
city and hopes to he able to be out
on the street some time next week.
= = =
In addition to spending several hun
dreds of dollars in display advertising
in Eastern and Southern newspapers
and magazines, Colorado Springs bust.
ness men are getting out one hundred
thousand pieces of neat and attractive
literature for distribution. Those fel-
lows down there tried depending upor
the word Of mouth advertising for q
year or two and their crowd of visi--
ors began to diminish. They are now
back to their old system and they will
get results this summer as never before.
= = =
Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. Mcconnell of the
Morrisania tract near Grand Valley
were pleasant visitors at this Office last
Tuesday. Mr.. Mcconnell who is su-
perintendent Of the Morrisania farm,
came up to consult the commissioners
in regard to some assistance in road
building in that eonnunity. Although
not heretofore . subscriber to the
Post, Mr.. Mcconnell had heard The pa
per - Aigrly praised BY ss.e Of his
neighbors that he cane in and Arsppsa
two cartwheels into the editseial nit
and said "send it along. Ny neigh
boes say they could .ot ct aleas With
out The Post a.d II il b - inlispe,si.
bic to then I tAi.k I must have II,
teo.'' After becoming acquainted with
Mr.. AID Nh. Mspssasll the editor
ee~ld 1T AsP vishiag that Garfield
osaaty might ssssss naay 0oss new
ssoes e sinilae sAsssetsr.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
nE0YTnIAM NOTES
le:o0 .. =. Sunday School.
1l:00 .. m.-Nor.ing Service.
$3.50 p. m.-Christian Endeavor.
1880 p. n-Evening Service.

C. 4. Mccarthy is spending the week
with his family in Denver.
= = =
Commissioner Hahnawald returned to
his ranch home Thursday after atten l.
ing the session of the county board.
= = =
Watch for the oog sale at Barnes ,
City Drug Store soon, with gold fish
free. 20
Have you attended any of the re.
vival meetings at the Methodist church :?
1t isn't too late to start yet. Better
try it.
Charley Sleicher has been brought
down from his ranch in Spring valley
and is now at the Glenwood saDitafium
suffering from a mild attack OF typhoid
fever.
County Judge Smith has set Febr,-
ary 10th as the date for the hearing
the evidence against Wm. Moynahan
and William Wurts Of Rifle, who are
charged with bootlegging.
= = =
Austin Gavin of this city has filed
. petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities
are given at over t4s,Ooo while the
assets arc somewhat indefinite. A
hearing viii soon be had before Ref
cree Taylor.
Rev. F3eisher has ssked the Pest to
announce that At the evening service
toaorrsw at The Methodist church he
win preach On "Hell," the he'll Of the
Bibls. All arc invited to hsa. his dis
esarss On tie ssbjsct.
= = =
". Z AAaessoa Of OlatAe. a.d rep
1ssseting tAs 0satAe Prsdoee eoapany,
aAa a. ola fris.a Of c. E. Aastin of
tAis Sases, was . visitor TO 0ieawoel
~ wssk whils Il ths saAs tine leok-
iae svsr tie nsaseg territory with q
visw . buaissn at Q laasr date.
-
TAs lseaa assis r. EAssss are gsttiEg
svssytAinG N daps - ssesrtais visit
iAe osnbsss as1iag H. esaiag nsetAs.
1Asy havs axnaesa elsS Fssas win
bGsiasl tsAsss aaA seAss sSsiPos.t All
Il b their i.tsstis. - hssp spes hssss
1se al Dasass ~ esos - Glsavssl.
= ~
TA.rsAay was Mn. o. ". Dsrfsv's
eistAaay ~ in H. sssei.g .. s.nsss
u Aer hdy frissas- 6.thissa n.staAss
st hsr hsos = reni.a hse e ~ sv6st.
Ma DasFsw, althsssA ssapasssay ~.
psissA vai pssfsss h hes tAa.hs -
~ AEiseas W. vsss - thssoAtfsl -
- shser her By thsir Psssssss asa aass
~ oaay ssa.tifll nswsss.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
=
u. HA8NADA0 CHURCH
sexagesina Sunday
. ~-Holv mmnniOn.

6exagesina Sunday
ga. m.-Holy Communion.
10 .. m.-sunday School.
The regular monthly celebration u
the Holy Communion will be held at
nine O'Clock instead Of at eleven, IN
order that services may be held at
New Castle in the afternoon.
The ladies' Guild will meet next
Wednesday afternoon with the pres''
dent Of the guild, Mrs. c. w. Darfow
Pitkin avenue.
Rev. Edwin johnson, Rector
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06

Wanted-Good lady canvasser. One
with horse and buggy preferred. Cool
proposition to one who can prove her
ability. Call At this Office for partie-
ulars.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
EE M6D Bw
e WIrENS y


&QQIS@SZ.
0GF. and Mrs. SehemerhOrn of Ri,
0haes we're shsPping in GleavOsa this
1lirs Clara Nebel has returned from
1nalt where she WAS called to nurse
Z ". Saoss
~ short road " health, Ostopathy.
- 0raad svsaue. le3l-tf
- NeBirney of Garfield creek WAS
tssActing business in Glenwood the
~H part Of this week.
Alderman H. V. Davis is now em-
pasyed at Shoshone and will probably
- there for several weeks.
Miss Iris kingsbury is making a
Vasadid recovery from an operation
Pssfsrmed last week for appendicitis.
The local lodge Of the Eastern Star
- announced its annual Colonial ball
u Eaglss' hall, Monday evening, Feb
NY q.
d. 1iddils, eye, saE, nsss ssA threat
0ssiakst. 0laasss Attsd Otissas
1fls people seem greatly elated at
By Cassius Butler in the wrestling
eveats at the Denver Athletic cl1b
TIE friends Of Harry King Of Car
~ surprised him with . birtAday
Nty last Wednesday evening. Avery
esjsyable time is reported.
fhs Civic Improvement club will
give . Valentine candy sale in Ma
pisr's store February ls, for the bene-
fit Of the scholarship fund.
o. visit will convince yos that
osssopsthy is right. SIG Grand ave-
-, lo3l.tt
= = =
Yesterday morning GlenwOod expe-
nisaced the coldest weather We have
I'D for some time, the thermometer
dSspping to the zero notch.
Nrs. John r. Weir returned Tuesday
nsrning from weeks visit in Denver
With her daughters, Mrs. C. R. Nc.
Casehy and Mrs. w. L. Reynolds.
naapair i nsxt Asss to 1sstsuetiee.
Health is nearby and caa b found BY
many if Osteopathy is given . fair
tsial. SIG Grand avenue. 1o-sl-f
The executive committee of the Bus
iAsas Mems League is very anxious to
have \ full attendance At the meeting
in the 1. o. 0. F. hall next Wednesday
eveeing.
The barn dance at the A. S. Tibbe:ts
raAeh last Saturday was well attended.
the report reaching the Post being tha-
$50 people were in attendance, IS of
them from GlenwoOd
= = =
saddles made to order. The best
ever. Woody, of course 2-6-2.
= = =
Dr. E. NJ. Phelps came down from
Baalt last Wednesday and was very
busy calling on friends and attending
to business matters. He returned to
Basalt in the evening.
y = =
Louis Schwarz was presented with a
past masters jewel at the Masonic
haIl here Thursday evening. A general
sosd time was enjoyed after the pre-
seatation of the jewel.
= = =
Closing out all our bugRies.
1927 WOODY.
Al Coulter, formerly engaged in the
grocery business here, was down from
his ranch on upper Grand river this
veek. He reported very light fall
Of snow for that section.
= = =
David Harlow of the Beaver creek
essntry has been attending to busi-
.nsss aRairs in this city tais week.
With here he devoted cone time with
tie county commissioners on rad mat
= = =
]. L Herwick Of Grand Valley has
aaAe official application for appoint
ae.k to the position of superintendent
e H. G3snvood trout hatchery. he
sspoets - make . lard fight for tie
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
l0xHoDl01 CHURCH MOTIFS
(By The Hessenger)

(By The Nsssenger)
10 y. m.-Sabbath School.
IL =. m.-Preaehing. The sermon at
this hour will be specially to parents,
setting forth the right biblical relation
Of children to the Kingdom Of God.
Also their proper relation to the church
Parents with children in the home are
especially invited.
$3.50 p. n.-EpwOrth League meet
ing. Topic, "The Promise Of Forsive'
.so." This topic is very pertisast
to the revival meeting services Hsw in
progress.
7:SO p. m.-EvaAsslistie services
The revival meetings are steadily grow
inx in interest and attendance. Rev.
FsrsytAs; also Rev. Wells, pastor OF
the PrssbyteriAa church, have eseh
preached this week to the delight OF
the congregation. A great spiritual
awakening il past due in Glenwood
Spring.. Will you not give your pres
epce, influence and help toward it!
Come to the revival meeting.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
n Q,,,1.rt#
l|Q Qotee ql

I08 o00DB -
SS4 CosPes Avenue a"
Sunday 6chOsl, 10 q n.
ss,Aay services, IL .. n.
WeanssAay evening service, 8 P. nj.
Rssdiag room open o. Monday, Wed
nssday aad Friday afternoons from :.
to 4 p. u.
AL are welcome.
= = =
l0xB00lD3 CHURCH N04DD
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06
4, ". XI1G09l0l
?. J. ERWAM,
= = AN0R 0AnR

Light a>A Wsar 0o.anittss of City oes,sil
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06

81 will surely bring ny baby to the
county baby show here February 18th, y
said Editor Tonlin of tie Rifle Reveille
while here the otAss Asy. "You zee, I
an sure my baby 10 tie finest in the
STATE And will have - tsosbIe in win
ming over all otAers. Jsst enter my
baby right in the first list" and on
down the street he went to catch No.
Is on his return hone.
The Glenwood post., 1915-02-06

6evsfsl Gseavood people ere psa.-
.isg - ssiAg to Grand Jssstiss ts
sttsaa ~ Hnes,a Day nss1ine h thse
city. We rsesived . Dessa0 tAis wssh
staAing tAat tae STAIR b - . nse-
pastiua aaa wtn b. hssl usaR ~
saapiess Il tAs CsaAefeial - q ths<
city. 9lsawsel Aosiness - Aavs IN
qssst,y talksd sf paying Qsssa Jsss'
tisa . Wit and this would sssa - -
. god tine 70 g aswn - bsssos
better se4uaintea With en- nsaGbssA
A spesial train could be Fsn 80 ~
eruits be picked up At a - Ss~1s
alseg tae hne. It has bssa at 1sase
five o. six yesrs since - ts3a -
lase VT = 0essd J.letisa UsS0 ~
g.;daass = - sad Boera = 1seea.
A h.s tHs ~ eajsysd 49, - .
bet*sr ti.sis IN stse fsreo .Saa q
- IL twelfth Il this Dss6A
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Prices Show Improving Ten
dency-Oils Active In Broad
List-Industrials Firm.

Prices in the curb stocks yesterday
manifested an improving tendency
though the advances generally were
small. The petroleum list was broad
and active under the leadership OF
Anglo-American which held about
steady. Standard of Indiana recovered
its loss Of the day before by advanc-
ing s points, while Southern Pipe Line
gained 4 and Prairie Pipe Line points.
Trading in the Whelan issues consti-
tuted the greater part of business IN
the industrial list which developed
some firmncss. Tobacco Products pre-
fcrrcd was more active and scored an
advance of l4 points. Kelly Spring
field Tire advanced . points. Some ir-
regularity was noted in the mining
stocks, with Dome Mines, Tonopah
Merger and West End Consolidated the
strongest issues. Western Pacihc bs
lost a small fraction.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
AGREE ON FRISCO pl,,
Will Now Be Submitted :.
Foreign Bondholders "

An agreement was reached ve,,.
between the bankers represents.
general lien 5s and the refund.
per cent bonds Of the s.. Iovi,
Francisco Railroad on the s,,..
features Of a plan for reorganlz;,.
system. No details were mads 49,.
except that previously published :,
assessment Of az least sl5 .LWe 4
the $45,0O0,000 stock 0utstsndirs q
will raise in the neignborbood =, ~
100000, and other funds for rsn. W ~
zation purposes, j. was stated .'.. sai.
be provided by the sale Of new So. ~;
ties. '''4f'
The plan now agreed upon b..
ceiyed the approval Of the H ,,n ~
stockholding Interests, az well s - sss
big bondholders Of this cou,.,- Ns
the sanction Of the foreign bosIl s3
ers remains 10 be obtained fe1,,'' nv y
s69, 9,524,000 general len 81 AM H
mately S50,000,00O are held abressgy esg'ot. '.
Of the $68, ,562, 900 refunding 4, SO 90
S23,000,0O0 are Of fore gn owrer,s'.o ssOo4'
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
WALL STREET NEWS

gain Of over s2lSo00oo by the banks is indi-
Gated by the reported movements Of currency this
week The gain from The interior was '2.7.i ooo
shipments including 100000 transferred TO New
Orleans and s. ia 900 national bank notes sent 10
Washington for redemption Gold amounting 10
81 6oc 600 was imported from Canada The loss
on Ordinary Sub-TrcasuD actions s. 2494 0O0
Directors Of the National Fireproofng Company
failed 90 take action on the quarterly preferred
STOCK dividend o' pcr cent due az thl. time Tie
previous quarterly disbursement W4s paid Jauu-
as a..
Copper exports from the ports q New York.
Philadelphia and Baltimore for ,Ae week ended
March - amounted go t.633 tons Since March
.5 Jos tons were exported. which compare, with
40 so for the corresponding period yes. ago.
!. = Ross. formerly se,rct@y and assistant tr-ss-
urrr ~ the Birmingham Railway. Light a Power
COMPANY has been mad. secretary treasurer Of the
company. succeeding Theodore II. R4be. resigned.
meeting n the board O; directors of The In
ve,,meut Baukers' As,lciatiol a. america Ia, leeu
called for MAY e al White sulphur Springs. W. Va.
TIE fourth annual contention will De held lu Den
September o. II aII
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
LONDON BUYING
INVESTMENT BONDS
American Shares Again Actively
Dealt In-War Loan Active
Discounts Steady.

London, March 26.-The stock mar
ket was firm to-day, with a large busl-
ness in the war loan and in Coionial
bonds. There was a good number OF
dealings in American gold bonds, while
Russian mines and rubber and oil
shares attracted increased attention
The American section was the most
active, the whole list joining in the
movement. Union Pacific, Erie ana
Missouri, Kansas & Texas had the most
business. The market closed steady
shade under the best. .y
Consols closed unchanged at 66h.
The Bank of England to-day ear
marked $4,000 in gold for Argentine .ne
account. Money and discount rates
were steady. Money loaned at l TO ~
per cent. Discount rates for snort
bills were pa to 27s per cent; Tor
three months, 2% to 2h.
Gold premium at Madrid was 2.4o;
at Lisbon, $500.
New-York tribune., 1915-03-27
PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES
General News and Earnings Of
Various Corporations.

Although gross operating revenues
Of the Southern Utilities Company for
February did not reach those reported
for thar month Of last year, saving
in operating costs and taxes equal TO
7.44 per cent gave an increase IN net
earnings of PA per cent Combined
gross income f.-m all sources was $I6,-
545, or S3o55 less than was earned in
the preceding year, and net earnings
were $1,000. Interest charges on out
stancing Don0s' 'oIclher l.O.5 WIN o,HgI III Il.
uoarly e. 060 and the balance after
I;,';Iln5 I,,,[.c,,o-ts an the me-
CcrrcJ Stool. Was s2 qSI. a loss Of $500.
oc,,al IN no Az Nor m Gross earn
80 for tlo +,yrlyo months ended with
FcLr,.ar,, totalcd Sf o65. .ag6. and net in
COMO artcr cxporscs and taxes
eyno,,nted to s2Sl 0gf.
ri C,,. p,oid Tr,nsit
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The Twin CITY Rapid TRANSIT Com-
pany ITS earnings statement lot en-