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Trustees Sale,


ment ~ the note In said Deed OF Trust de-
scribed. and ~ the iptcres, thereon, the fol.
County, Missouri. to wit
n.g'nnlns a, Z goiin, ~ ,od ID an and 70 fee,
ship sixty ia, Of Range Thirty.eisht lssl;
thence West tine hundred and hhy l.Sl feet;
thence North seventy.hvc tisl feet thence
hedge f,ncei thcnce soutbue.teriy along
said h.dg. fence Ninety and ''l0 So feet
w the commencing, rNrepiin. the roadwsy
said on ~ the southwest corner uf said tract.
Also commencing 10 rods aud 10 feet south
and Is rods y links West ~ the Norhrast
corner ~ said section Twenty seven, go.
which paint N the Southeast corner of this
trnrt hrrctofofc sold ny sali sran'ur 10 said
grantee thrnre south - Wet " feet,
,Lrncr North 'sS5 West i:'- feet thence
East Ia III. b-glnningi
Also beginning 3os= West and one rod 70
links south ~ pain, ~ rods u iinks south
and u rvds IVES, ~ the NORTHEAST corner "
section Tw.n,y.s.y.g ~ Township SIXTY
~ West trrds 20 links thence North S59
West rods ~ links thence North GSs
wr,, 20 the Northw.s, corner 81 Tract
" record IN liTk ~ ut page us thence
south uss West Is feet theme. In a south.
:as, alr.c,lon ,"n po,p, sou,s St IVES, 70,
l,tJ feet Ia hrgihning and
WHEREAS, Default has been made In the
payment Of the Interest Un said mote, accord /.
Ing to the true tenor dat. ana effect thereof
aud
WHEBENs, Il was provided IN and by tho
terms " said Deed of Trus; that should tho
hrst party fail or refuse ~ pny the said In.
trrest or any part thereof when the same or
any part thereof should become due ana
payable, according 20 the true tenor, date
and effect OF said note. then the whole OF paid
note should become due aud payable, aud
| WHEREAS. The owner Of said note has
elected 10 declare the whole Of said not. dus
AMI payable on account ~ the default In tho
| pay tnent of the Interest thereon, and has re-
lur-ted me 90 execute the power vested 10
| me by said Deed II Trust. 10 sell said real
/ estate and out ~ the proceeds OF said sale
pay the indebtedness secured thereby.
| NOw TnEREtORE. In compliance with
| said request and under the ppwsr vested In
| me by said Deed of Trust, wiiion
Monday. the "a Day Of August. 1913.
| ~ the Court House door IN the City of Ore
/ gon, Holt County, Missouri, sell said rrn
| estate, nj public vendue, To the highest bid.
WV W. FRANK PETREE.
Trustee.
| First publication, July ., 1915,
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Evangelical Church.
Nickcll's Grove.

Rev. Richard Zachman Will preach
1t II .. m.
because Of the rain We we're unable
to have our service last Sunday night.
We expect to have that service Sun.
day night, beginning a. 30. Rev. A.
Solt Will preach the Jubilee sermon.
We extend cordial Invitation TO all
There will be preaching IN the Ore.
gon church by the pastor at II .. m.
PASTOR,
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First publication July Q. 1915. =
Notice OF Final Settlement.

Notice Is hereby given that the undersi:ned
sipes. deceased. will make application 10 the
the regular August term OF said Court, 10 DO
held at the court house In the City Of Oregon:
In said county and state on the 9th day Of
estate and for his discharge US such Admln-
istrator when and where all parties inter-
ested may attend. j, A. WILLIAMS,
Administrator.
First publication July 0. 1915
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Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
Executor OF the estate Ct frances l. Mcln-
tyre, deceased, will make application TO the
Probate Court Of Holt County. Missouri, AZ
the regular August term Of said Court 10 bs
held at the court house In the City Of OREGON,
Ia said county and state on the 18th day Of
estate and for his discharge as such Executor
when and where ell parties interested may
stterd. O. L. EVANS,
First publication Juiv o. 1915
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His Final Summons.

George Banker, one OF the pioneers
Of what Is now known IS Minton town.
ship, died at his home Wednesday OF
this week, July 81. He had passed his
8Oth milestone. No funeral arrange
ments had been made on our going TO
press. We hope for an obituary next
week.
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Notice is hereby given that the p.ndefsiypsd
w ns make ss1sS as Il.
accounts with said estate Is such Executor
~ the mort term OF the Probate oours Of,
son in said County, on the 9th day OF
SoLOMoR A. MEYER,
First publication July aiois.
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For Sale-A Crown Piano, with
guitar sttAchment--good as new.
Call on or address, d. N. Garner, For.
est City, NO., Route I.
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G. E. Society,

Of the Christian church, met Sunday
evening last with Mrs. James Eddy Is
leader. An excellent program Was
rendered. We were favored with spe
81 esslS y x,s ESs 0:,!e'!, ~,
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Germany, The Teacher.
Predictions have bssn made thi

However, Arthur Won Gwinner,
director Of the great Deutsche bank
at Berlin. declares that Germany can
10 on feeding herself, and therefore
lighting her enemies, practically In.
definitely. lie says this years crops
have provided Germany with enough
food for the coming twelve months
As to the future lie declares:
Tie German soil, due to excellent
forest preservation, Is no longer sx.
posed TO crop failures. Our soil has
been made TO produce 90 per cent OF
oil the food We want Tor our rapidly
growing population. The balance OF
foodstutYs, for cattle feeding particu.
larry, can easily be obtained from
Hungary, Roumania and other coun.
tries even II the seas should be closed.
Germany Is teaching the worldsome.
thing about military efficiency, but
the more valuable lesson 10 be learned
from that country is her met hod OF
using the soil. Scientific farming has
made the land 100 per cen, efficient,
and II Il because OF this efficiency
that Germany today has little fear OF
q famine IN spite OF closed trade
routes.
Wise foresight l. now being shown
by the empire IN taking measures TO
conserve all Its sources OF food sur
piles. Sugar beets, formerly raised "a
supply the export sugar trade Will
not he planted during the war. The
land viii be used for raising grain, and
every acre Of II Will he made 10 pro-
duce at full capacity.
Germany's farms are a more val
liable cont ribui Ion TO the world than
all that nations big guns.
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FINANCIAL STATEMENT

Of School District, Of Oregon, Mo-,
for fiscal year, ending July LIST, 1915:
RECEIPTS:
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TATE OF MISSOURI, GO
County Of Holt. 81


..o l., HarryM
OF saidC as he record ONCE
HARRY N. DUNCAN.
JUDGE and Ex.officio Clerk of Probate Court
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Notice Of Final Settlement.

First publication, June II. isis.
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Administrators Notice.

First publication. July ., 1918.
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Second Day, Tuesday, August 10. 1915.
Third Day, Wednesday, August II, 1915,

$50 D. IN. for the day
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Notice OF Final Settlement,

First publication July Q. lslb.
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First publication July si0,s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
CURB MARKET
TRANSACTIONS
Irregular Price Changes WIN
Tendency Downward-more
Activity in Oils.

The tone Of the curb trading yester-
day was somewhat irregular tnough
price movement WAS generally down
ward. Business fell off considerably
in the industrial group, and hIectr'c
Boat on small transactions declined
points. American Zinc lost n VINE
Kelly Springfield Tire showed sm"''
improvement. Tobacco stocks were
about steady.
Renewed activity was seen IN mum .
Der of the oil stocks. but prices "err
weak for the greater part. Standard o.
California and New York each declined
3 points, Ohio Oil yielded 2 and Prairle
Pipe Line IL. Standard Of Indiana
showed further strength and advanced
. points, snd South Penn Oh was
higher West End Consolidated was
decidedly weak after its recent advance
and closed with loss Of 8 points. Alta
Consolidated and Booth were bit I'M
proved. Chill Copper Is continued to
decline and lost a point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
FINANCIAL RECORD
HERE AND ABROAD
News of Attack on Our
Flag Occasion for Gen
eral Break.

With tho market co extended as re-
suit Of the recent exaggerated rise M
war stocks. Yesterday morning. new
OF a German submarine attack ON 2
vessel fixing our flag. followed by ihe
death Of i's captain and some oi il.
crew, caused widespread break '
prices The group that had been i"-
yarcirC SO scneatiouallv made 'nc
greatest reaction. maximum losses there
reaching 7.Na0d @ points. Seasoned .n-
vcstmCnt issues were also heavily 500
and Al their lowest were 'n some m
stances or 3 points below SATURDAY s
close Trading was heavy. parucu-
IarIv i'm the first hour. and the day s
total was around a million shares.
SATURDAYS market had made me
stocks Of equipment companies and
other issues that had been put up on
reports Of profitable contracts from
European governments look rather vuI-
rerablc should some uniavoraoie de-
vclopmcnt serve a. excuse for pro-
uounced reaction.
At the beginning Of the day prices
were lower. a substantial fraction IN
standard issues and point or more
among speculative favoNtc~. ihcSe
losses were quickly extended. hui a
sharp recovery followed, m winch Ntcc'
made up IFS opening decline, and ad-
vaDccd more than point selling
however. was persistent. representing
closing out Of long contracts, domestic
foundations and q considerable amount
Of European. American stocks IN Lon
don were uncertain. and our difficulty
seemed 20 be regarded across the
water as threatening momcutuouS con
SEQUENCES
In the early afternoon profit taking
sales were urgent. and the short in
terest was enlarged. On the floor a
rumor that the President had made
some statement that threatened our
peaceful relations with Germany for
a time sent prices downward in alarm
ing fashion.
Toward the close there was a little
steadicr tendency as some short sales
were covered. and buying orders were
executed at the low levels reached, but
reCOveries were Of small extent.
Bethlehem Steel ended the day with
a drop of over : points and net loss
of over points was made by WestinE-
house, OF each by Pressed S1>el Car
and New York Air Brake, and Of : by
Mexican Petroleum. The copper stocks,
led by Amalgamatcd, were decidedly re-
dictionary. Canadian Pacific, which
closed at its lowest, was the weakest
OF the international stocks. ending the
day over 4 points down. Reading lost
over points. Union Pacific nearly ,,
while Baltimore & Ohio. Atchison,
Southern Pacific and Lehigh Valley
were all lower United States Steel
changed hands at under points below
Its early high price. but recovered part
Of this loss later
Foreign exchange rates. in spite OF
the European selling here. were steady.
Monetary conditions In this market re-
manned favorable. Time accommoda-
ton was q triAe less freely offered, but
rates were practically unchanged. Call
loans again were renewed at per cent,
with 2l2 the highest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
LONDON AWAITS
TO-DAY'S BUDGET
American Stocks Uncertain and
ouiet-Discounts Easy
Paris BOurse Dull.

London, May 3.-To-morrow's bud,s.
statement is awaited with interest a,
the Stock Exchange. The market do.,
not expec. an increased income .,y
but is prepared to accept philosons,
ically further taxation in other dirs,.
tions 10 assist the war. Business "a.
day was moderate. Investors suuno,..
cd Jaranese bonds and the war H.,
and colonial issues. but offered Indis,
stocks. oil shares and Kafirs were Z
better demand.
American securities were uneers.i.
and price we're below parity. A MAJ.
crate business was done in Uni,s4
States steel and Union Pacific. n,
closing was dull.
Cousols closed unchanged at ssy
The Bank Of England to-day reless.s
g795. 900 m severe gns held for E0vn.
and 100000 held for miscellansos,
accounts Money and discount rs,.s
we're cay to-day. Money loaned ~
II 10 I p per cent. Discount rates n,
short bill we're 2's per cent; for thrs.
month. ~ % 1915.
Gold premium At Lisbon was $500
Parg. May 3. Trading was auie, a,
the BouTse to-day. Three pe- cor,
rentes closed unchanged. at p franes
30 ccntimea. Exchange on London. D;
francs 30 confines.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

FEDERAL RESERVE DISCOUNT RATE-Tor
psper maturing W TO ninety days. ger cont
CALL MONTY opened al per cont. highest 2i5
r.r ll.t. lowest - per cent. closing. Igr cent.
renewal 2 per cent
TIME MONEY quiet Rates "a 90 - per
c,lt fuf slaty DAYS. "a fHr cent ~ rlrfiy ds}S.
q ~, cent for fouf months and 60. per cent Or
NV mos tIls AID s. 81 PER cent Tor sir months
MERCANTILE TApLH was in good demand
pul.rr rates ~ pr cent fer hes, NAMES. iauf
s..-Ifarc- .iss2As per cent
CLEANING HOUSE TRANSACTIONS liz
4t.ug,, $500 Sos $50. balance. - t27 col. The
SUI Treasury Vas creditor 20 Tie suouu. 90 $3.50
tg9
SIN. TREASURY New Yora banks gained from
the sub Treasury sac 900. and lost since Friday
Sl42. 600.
FEDERAL RESERNE DIsCOIN Vt RATES ELSE-
WHItI Boston. for ti1ty dsJs. per cent, for
,ltiv 10 ninety DAYS. a. Philadelphia. I aud ~
ref cent. Cleveland. 4 and g.. per cent. luchmo.d
10 10 ninety days. "a per cent. Atlanta. and a.
~ cent. Chicago. I and a. per cent. - Louis. 4
aud a., rsf cent. Minneapolis. Tor thirty days.
t.r cent fo7 dirty 60 sirty days a. pcg cent. fer
n.nety DAYS pe1 cent; Kansas City. snd A.. per
cent. Dallas. Hnd "a pr cent. san Francisco.
aud e. PEI cent
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. psI. Chiesso.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
ON THE CONSOLIDATED.

Most Of the day the market on the
Consolidated Exchange yesterday was
under heavy selling pressure, with the
greatest weakness IN the so-called war
stocks. Dealings were on q large scale.
$3.50 shares changing hands. United
States Stcel's high was G0%4. Reading
got as low as 1857, and Westinghouse
went down 10 g6lt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
MINING,

The Texas Company, at a special
meeting of stockholders, authorized an
increase in the company's capital
stock from $30000OOO to S27,o0O,OoO.
Stockholders will be permitted 20 sub
scribe 10 100000 Of the new stock
and 100000 will be offered % en-
ployes at par OF the proceeds to be
derived from this issue Approximately
100000 will be used 20 enlarge the
company's plant in Texas ard the re-
maiuder TO increase the marketing
system.
The annual tockholders' meeting Of
the New York transportation Company
set for yesterday was postponed until
July 6.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

ercAsnge par: ST. Louis Par bid. Toe premium
asked Cincinnati. par. San Francisco sos premium
BANK CLEARINGS Boston exchange sSs
sI3 ~ balances ST. Ssi.7S3. Baltimore eIchsngss
S. 1853 1872. balances tGs5+l3. Chicago exchange
s, S2s $50 balances S96Is.lZs. rhiisde' phia "a
changes SIS ggs 059 balances s. OIL 80. St Louis
exchanges S.O.52S.9ls. balances 2..i5ls5.
SILVER MARkLT.-BIT silver In LoGdon .n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
U. S. Treasury Finances.

Washington. May 3.-The condition
of the United States Treasury at the
close of business to-day was:
Set balance In general fund. Slso5l.'ss; t9isl
receipts Sl6.5 10 total payments. 81 sooe-t The
dencit MI, as. year IL tiOI sjs. '0s. ssainsi
deact Of So 0s5 SIS last year. etclus'e u f.hans
Cans and public dsog uanslelons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
INACTIVE STOCKS.

The following table gives the closing
bid and asked prices tor stocks which
are listed but which were not dealt in
on the Stock Exchange Monday:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

% ll-lsd. decline Of I'd: New Yori quotation
vas 'o.c. Mexican silver dollars. 3sis . t2c
FOREIGN EXCHANGE Sterling exchange vas
easy. With no great demand. Rate geTe only
slightly changed London-C ALE. SO s-i6: de,
mand. ti93ls Psris-Cabie 5.S2.. cheek.
,3-N berliA-Cabls So. check. 50 SIS.
db oils London tbsnkeB' shy dLyI ti6a
: slnety- days. asa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
INACTIVE YESTERDAY.
INDUSTRIALS.

Bid. Ask BID. AK.
ATS u v. liz IA X ct n pfI3O 40
B-A = ord. l. Ia l. v Coal S.l6J 10
do bearer. Is 49, 'Tob Prod. 5J4 57ia
.El Boat pf.loO lo5 ~ { S OF \. lO2 l)i
risk lire. "a &c
MINING.
Cashboy eco. S Tonopah Min -. -
la Rose &. y u ~ X Cop pf Il. Ia
Stand sill. IL u.
BONDS.
Calayeras s. 20 20
.I-nIfStcl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
FINANCIAL MEETINGS.
INTEKBOROUGH-M ETKOPOLITAN CO
Notice OF Special Meeting Of the rt"cA


To the Common and Preferred Stockhoia-
srs:
Please take notice that. pursuant 20 W
order OF the Board Of Directors, a speerN'
meeting OF the stockholders Of the ln'el
borough Metropolitan Company WIZ -
held at the Office Of the company -
Broadway. Borough OF Manhattan. 81.
OF Sew York. a. ~ O'Clock noon. on w
LIST day of June. 1918. Tor tho purpose :.
approving the agreement. ldopted by -
Board 81 Directors and executed pF -
directors and the officers % The company
ON April p. 1915. 10 consolidate thc -
terborough metropolitan company 49,
the Finance and Holding Corporation NV
corporation To be known as tnterhoroe5p
Consolidated Corporation. and for the ~
pose Of taking any further action 20.
may be necessary or proper 60 carry nv
enect the said agreement OF eonsolidSt7,aa
Any st"ckholder applying therefor -
the Secretary OF the company viii pe W.,
nished with copy Of the agreement
consolidate.
New York. April Goth. 1915.
~ NJ FiShbh
Secretary OF marlborough Metropo'i'S'
Company.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

ANDREW y. MCCOhM -kiN. AuctiulaeC
REGULAR AUCTION SALE or
STOCKS AND BONDS
by ADRIAN n. MULLER n son.
OFFICES 80. 81 WILLIAM ST
WEDNESDAY. MAY jTH. 1915.
az 1880 O'Clock. 90 the
EXCHANGE SALESROOM
Nos. Is AND lG NESEY STREET.
For Account ~ Executors.
81 900 chic. Bur. & Quincy r. r.. Geal
Ntge. : p. o. Bd. 1858.
+9O shs. citizens Union Realty X Mtge 90.
l20 shs. j. Spencer Turner GO. : p. e. pa
For Account ~ The Yale a. Touuo Mfg 90.
81 shs. The Yale & ToWuo Mig. co. neE
stock. resulting from uncoM0led
fractional rights 90 subscribe. sod
Oy the company at an upset price
not less than 800 per share
For Account u Whom u May Concern
SL06j.0oO Dcring coal Company LIST Mige:
p. a. Bonds. with April. 1909. aai
subsequent coupons attached.
$4,000 Military Naval Corp'n. .. e. Gold
Rds.. 1920. Jan, 1915, coupons on
$500 ElmhuTst Syndicate CTS. % Int
80 shs. keystone Type Foundry 60. pfc
$4,000 Trenton. Pennington q HOpewsl
50. Ry. lst Mtse . p. C. Bds' ls s.1l
$4,000 state Line Telephone co. CoiL
50 shs. Pittsburgh & Lake Erie r. r. Co.
shs. Eighth Avenue r. r. Co
shs. United States steel Corpn pfd
% shs. Columbia Trust 60.
10 shs. Equitable Trust co.
$4,000 Gates Coal 4 Coke 60 ls- H'se =
p. @. :. =. Bonds. 1890, Aug 1917
and subsequent coupons on.
900 shs Riverside Drive Apartments
IS. 900 Pinclawu Cemetery s .. c. Goa
BIDS. 1915.
500 shs. BinolaWu Ccmeterr.
!, 500 shs. Seattle-TaComa Snort Line r. X
cur OF Dep.
100 shs. American Transportation 60. corr
200 shs. Pacific Coast CO. LIST Pref
80 shs Trinidad Sugar co.
81 900 Consumers Park Brewing 60. i8
Altgc. . per cent BIDS. 1919.
shs Iorkyille Bank
$4,000 Consolidated Gas co. OK Pits
p. G. BIDS. due ltlN.
10 shs Corn Exchange Bank.
40 shs Sterling salt co.
26 shs Lykens valley r. r. & Coal Co
l,4OO obligations Of the compaghs
d'Eclairage de Bahia. 500 franS
each.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
DAILY IMPORTS AND EXPORTS.

Daily imports and exports of general
merchandise az the Port Of New York
were:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY, MAY ,. 1915.

Monday against $1,000 SATURDAY, '|
3s''o" sg''
a yeara ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
pOyD oUrs on THE STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY, MAY 3, 1915.

York Stock Exchange MONDAY
q 100 ooo - 90 Saturday 7ssooo week ago anu ,os ooo
= year ago Total FROM January ! to date Sz''''''V' As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

Sales open. High. Low. Ies,
30 All G. l. Of Ct...llJ3 ll0is I5'3 ll3's
% Cons Power ....lOo's lOol2 lOol2 lpo'2
~ COsdeu ...,...... t's b's "a IS
% Fairmt Gas pr. - u - q
10 Maryland Casu. Siis $50 N'g S4'z
10 Mcrch-M Bank. 20 % ~ -
2ol Unit Rvs x IL. 2r2 ga 44 -i's
BONDS.
81 900 CITY 3n.s 1850. s. s. s. s.
10 300 do Is ISL. "5"s 9j1s sJss sJ.I
900 CITY & Sub 5s..l03h 1923. 1923. los't
1000 Cons Coal 6s....i0l lOl IOl lOl
200 Cons Pwr notes.l00 100 100 100
200 Elkhom Fuel % S5is 99la sol1 s9'7
900 Ga Car e y 5s.lO2is l02ls l02R l0!ig
1000 Maryland ~ 90. 90 90 81 81
ZOO Mt Wv c y IS 31ii 3Ii2 3,'g 5i3
5000 Nor & Por 1'r os w. sgi. S2i. &'t
1000 Nor { 5s ser A.l06 les JOG los
1000 - r LH&P 0s 9s % % %
1000 Tn r & T. LIST Is 81 81. 81 81.
1900 do inc 4s...... 6la 6l1s blit bl's
300 do fdg js...... 50 s. ~
900 Ca Mid Sd Gs...l0li1 1914 1914 l0l'l
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
PITTSBURGH STOCKS.

Sales. open. High. Low. Last.
1915 Am Sewer Pipe. Z0ls 2O's 20 %
rs col Gas g. Elec. iC7, II lG7, n
So Elk 60 Nat Gss.l09i. 1904 100 1881
10 Har- Walker Ref IS 4s IS Is
20 Ind Brewing 90.
100 do pr .......... 1874 10, 1914 1870
80 /. Belle Iron pr.l01 lOi f01 i07
~ Mfrs II & HIT. AZ. AZ az Az
~ Nat I1reproof... 81. o.. 81, 81,
10 do Or .......... Is Is Is Is
3l5 Ohio Fuel sup. ~ A. Al Az.
2ij Pitts Brewing. 6h So So 81
90 do or .......... % 20 20 20
- Pitts oil & Gas ~ 6is 81. eis
$50 Pure oil ........ Is Ia ~, lg.
- In Sw & Signall05a 1853. IO5G less.
1856 Westhse Air B..l3in l3j l3il, l3J
BONDS.
81. eco Phils Co 5s.....l00 100 100 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
BONDS.

10 OOO 'ChiH copper ,slli4 II? II, II
1900 W Pac IS fiat. 81 % 3ra @ia
unlisted. SELLS cents per share.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04

ANDREW j. McCORM .%CE. Auctio1aeC
REGULAR AUCTION SALE or
STOCKS AND BONDS
by ADRIAN II. MULLER n son,
OFFICES 80. o. WILLIAM ST
MEDNESDAN. NAY Eli. 1915.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-04
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1915-11-25
Education City Girls Miss.

City girls of any class rarely IL ever
have any domestic education or train
ing, unless they get 1t in their schools.
They are taught the boundaries of the
United States and the source of the
Nile: they learn that If you buy prod.
ucts at a certain price and sell at a
higher you make money, but what to
do with the money when you make 1t
no one discusses. 1t Is all making
money or things. never the right use
of money or things. that is impressed
upon boys and girls from their primary
class on to the bitter end. The chill
dren of well-to-do families in smaller
places have opportunities for educa.
ton in the real things Of life which
these others often lack, but since our
grandmother's day education and train-
ing in home affairs within the homs
walls has been neglected TO DAD
gerous Woman's World