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The Ely miner., 1915-11-26
Had Excellent Luck

Representative Peter G. Thieler
of the 3Sth district in Minneapolis,
Sandy Hamilton, assistant CHIEF
of the Minneapolis fire department,
Carl Glueck, Chas. Hommes and
Grover G. Thielen all of Mime
apolis who have been in the Stoney
country hunting for the past two
weeks came in Wednesday on their
way home. The party were locat-
ed at the Silver camp and succeed
ed in bagging two moose and three
deer.
The Ely miner., 1915-11-26
Minnesota Wins 20 to 3

Many local people were interest
ed in the Minnesota Wisconsin
gridiron battle Saturday at Madi-
son, Wis, when the Gophers out
played the Badgers and won on a
score of 20 to 8. Wisconsin scored
their three points on a place kick
made possible on a fumbled ball on
the part of Minnesota. Many
boxes of candy and other small
wagers changed hands in Ely on
the results of the game.
The Ely miner., 1915-11-26
TO APPEAR HERE DEC. 1st

The Company the University Lyceum
coming of the Mothers Club, will give
evenings of numbers also selections
Popular Operas Washington
day evening Dec. $3.50 o'clock Adults tickets
The Ely miner., 1915-11-26
Parcel Post Mail Returned

During the past week several
parcels addressed to points in
Austria and Germany from this
The Ely miner., 1915-11-26

Skates at Ely Hardware Co.
from SOC to $1,000 per pair. ADV.
The Ely miner., 1915-11-26

Patronize home industry.
Smoke Queen Ethel cigars. ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12

Paris. oct. u Speaking In lh"
rurN punmber, Premier Laimis dr
.urd that the government, after rnr.
nu examination ~ the excessively rum
ruurrd International situation hnd dr
.Ir, that the policy Of the cabinet
must hr the same as that followed
., Drcr since the beginning of tn
war The correspondent at Athens NJ
lnr lluyus Agency quotes NJ. Iolmi7
H- follows:
I'm order tn protect the vital essen.
|lu, u T. ndvi sahle that We adopt
umvl neutrality. Our attitude VIII
TO-. watched with sustained attention
n, the government when II VIII hn',
'hr support of the representative "'
rnr Hellenic people In these critical
lur,
Opening ~ hostilltlcs against Ser
h.n and bulgaria has been II forrg"nr
conclusion since the rupture between
Hulgp,in aud the allies In fact the
ImImrun government issued mani
fr-tn To the nation last week proclaim.
lng It's decision 10 espouse the cause
NJ Germany. Austria and Turkey
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12

curve. Dut the German, no less prompt,
continued tu Nv armnd the French
machine. which was humpered hy the
weight of the bombs 1t carried After
firing his carbiur until his supply n
cartridges was exhausted, Il occurred
to the French observer that mn abrupt
landing would be fatal for him and
his pilot unless the fuses were re
moved from the bombs He cody set
about taking ml the fuses and had
Just finished the task when Il bullet
struck him iu the back aud a moment
later another shattered one wrist. The
pilot was hit In the eye by piece
~ the propeller knocked OF by Il hui
let Again he was wounded In the
abdomen and tainted Then the oh
server seized the levers and guided
the machine into the French trenches
Both the observer and pilot have sur
yiycd their wounds and the nnmcs ~
both h.vc been proposed for the lc'
rIon NJ Honor
Webster Groves. lll woman who
refused ~ cut weeds on her property
was sent ~ Jail recently
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12
Convention Notes

NJ. NJ. Smith NJ Dallas connected
with the Medical News ~ that cry
was IN oklahoma yesterday attending
the convention at the Medical ASsocm.
ton ~ the Southwest
The state Board Of Medical Exam
incrs aud the State Board " Phnr
mucy were engaged yesterday In CIV
ing examinations to applicants for
state medical aud pharmaceutical dl-
plomns The headquarters N IN" for.
mcr were In Room G2l NJ the Lee.
lluckm- and the latter In the annex
dining room uf the same hostclry
MANY new members to the qssoyln
riuu huyr been added since the opening
N the convention. 4 good rcpTcsrn
tutlDu from oklahoma City has helped
tu swell the number
The wives aud daughters NJ the Wis
itlLg physicians have been guests ut
various social functions rendered then
hy w, families uf local doctors Tn,
visiting women folk are enjoying their
visit %, much %. the masculine visit
ur,
I'M, luhhl ut the Iluckins hotel
wh.rr the headquarters NJ the McdlpH
Association uf the Southwest Il lurut
ed. grr.ruls scene " livelinrss at uI
hours uf the luy aud night Hundred.
NJ we'll dressed prosperous nnd iulrl.i
gent looking men und women throne
ihr corridors.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12
GOODBYES VAIN.--
CLYDE RETURNS

DSuo Jsud moIJ p,nuuuoD
4 scor, or friendly Nuruinss went
with the permission
So Saturday morning ClNdr began
his farm dulle, aud displayed such an
aptitude that his employer left him amt
came tu town When hc WAS ont III
sight. clyde put down his potato hoe,
ramr 10 the house told Mrs luuNam
that he would pr Obliged To go 60 town
nlsu 10 get his clothes ror SUNDAY lnJ
went upstairs to comb the burr, oul oI
his hnir White doing this hr mau
ugcd to extract two $50 hills from %
vest belonging Ia Nr pmhwm ond
shortly thereafter departed Nomn\
morning. where he hud still. failed ln
return. the farmer again drove {" 'h
uhumu city. aud hrhrld his rr,IWnlr
rmpDoye swinging juuntily down ih'
street with u brand new Sunday su'i
uu. \ sensational chase ~ several
blocks resulted, but clyde was fleet OF
foot aud escaped.
Then the peeylSh farmer once more
reported his troubles to the police and
lukrr went ont and nahhed the crrinl
ruo The charge will be- turned over
rp the county aud the cnsc will h.
heard Wednesday. at which time h is
said that goodhyes will be- said In earn
rst Oun NJ the twcnticS was returned
lo the farmer with II note " thauh-
b, the ~hort-llved potato digger
when first he was married, he
used to honst that his wife had q way
N her own"
'Nrny'
"Now he complains that she has ncI
own way Judge
New York ISSUES marriage lcen,r'
free.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12
SLATON MISSING
Police Captain Sces Duck and Throws
Fit--Call Of Wild Responsible For
His Absence

The police station was without n
rnptain this morning owing tn the
dIsnppearancc ~ onc W. W Slaton,
who has not been seen since Monday
noon. According to officers about
the station, SNlon has been acting
la n peculiar manner for several days,
and since the law prohibiting the
promlscuous slaughter " wild ducks
has been temporarily lifted, he has
gone into frenzy At the very sight of
feathers
In some manner Slaton got hold NJ
gun Monday aud picked up pocket
ful ~ shells around the city hall. Az
ter short consultation with the
mayor, In which he promised To ~
fifty nifty on every duckllng found,
the captain passed rapidly away his
general direction being toward the
head waters VI the North Canadian
river
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12
White and Black

Every Kind of wooden in
this popular combination,
small and large "rhrcks " W.
to ~ inches wide, JOy to s. ~
a ward
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12

New York issue, marriage licenses.
free
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12

LONDON. Ort r. Many civilian
Inhabitants NJ Belgrade, especially
Women aud children, perished In the
u.frGrrnm homhnrdment says
rHr umN Irlrgrnphs Nish correspond.
Dt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12
SURGEONS STICK
CLOSE To WORK
CONTINUED from Page one,

lecture which Is to be- delivered at
the First Methodist church, Is tu be u.
ustrated by the stercoptran.
Ihe following ply siciuns had regis
tered since Monday afternoon.
W Langsford, Oklahoma city, " NJ
Taylor Oklahoma city. r. G. SANDERS,
shawnee; rhos, l.. lligginbothum Hutch.
nsou, Kan, Thos. II flesher Edmoud.
H. g. Loyd Hobart. f. = Latin. oklahoma
NV raymond II. Fox, Alus, s. j Wat
N.r, Oklahoma Clty NJ " Weir, OLu
Nomn city; j. II Lindsey, Elmorr Ctty d.
A.. b"les, Norman, j H. Albuu, Memphis,
tenn, curt Il. NOuwedlp, oklahoma tlN 4,
W =, Wilson. Nuyasotu, Tea. e.. r.
BARKER Oklahoma city, g. " townsend,
oklahoma city: u. T. rye, ,hiDkushu,
l,ubi }. BaZH, thirkHsha John W. Dukes
Guthrie, A h. Fair Frederick, " N
lIilHnd, Altus; j ~ MyErrr, Yukon
j. VI. Pustelir Oklahoma city. John A.
huhu oklahoma city, H. r. Nrllrury,
Oklahoma CITY, X f. Loouoy oklahoma
city; May Drew lwyford Hruycr, y G..
IArnhcnrt, OklahomU City, T. A. Em elite,
Enid, NJ. Y. stout, Oklahoma City, j. A.
Earnes, Euld; W j. Marour. roousst.
Julian Felld Enid NJ j Ba"gu. OKLA.
Nomn C!ti j. T. Edward, Okmhuma tlty {,
g. u. Ferguson, oklahoma tty, x lt
nrulngham, Oklahoma city 7. g. Burus,
OhlRbuIua city: Leroy Long, Oh'uhuml
Difyi A. l., Blesh, OkmhJmu city " H.
Llpsromb, Oklahoma tliy. Juu S Pine,
Oklahoma CITY, = u lugarl OkIEhums
.I} A. Ray Wiley. Tulsn. u. - Wcisrr
Npuu he Il H. Iuwtuu. tymau,he. ". q.
'I5hr", Chandler, Geo. G. Campbell, Ana
0urLo5 j. s. Hartford, oklahoma tl'y; A
" Heron, Niuita, e. H. Barker, Gulh
.". & 4. Harper, Pittsburgh, kan. \"
+. blyk"n, oklahoma CITY, j, H. litrhl
5000. Oklahoma city, John pnrsL Myuur
NuuI T. &. christian, oklahoma CITY e..
~ Moody, San Antonio, Tex. " T. nW
dis oklahoma CITY, A. u. Nugng. Oh
homu city; W. e. Brown, Midlothian
lN : T. Macarthur, Wiihuuou u. Al
.I-uu Fort Worth, Tex. e. " Joyce
Fletcher j, 4 BraShcurs. lHwtun. i "
West ru.Dell s. j. N"lfrrmm. lur
Nouh Tex; Peter Cope White, IuInI
4 krln. Philadelphia. ru., s. s. Myers
scott tlp, kan, H. II. Skiuurr Kansas
'IN. Mo. e. C. Hawke. Winfield. h1u
VI lIu Rogers, clinton. i. EtuWuiuz
CRAZY. j. W. fVllrnWidl, NusAog"r
tlus VI FISH kinghsher 4 - lrHrN
Butler. T. II Hatchery. Sherman. IrN
i Lyon, Edmond Geo Fulton, uku
Uuwu City; =. r. Fulton, oklahoma tiN
3D. o. Brock, Arkansas city, Kan e.
g. Rails. Winfield, Kan ST. Cloud Coop
OFF, Fort smith, ARK j. L. 'uumuu. 'u
mNu,hrs u 4. Myers, Lawton, g Wilc-
Robinson. KauSns city. Mo, Paul Young
or Bnnahord Samuel g. James, kHu7u.
city Mo- W. VI Smith. Dallas. lrN.
49, T. Jones. Paris, Ark j. IL EnN
muI Mineral Wells, Tex. Leo " West
Eunum. T. II Cory Dallas, rcN., G. NJ
Guush, Dallas, Tex Floyd y holland
oklahoma city. j j. Gable Norman j
Il De. b ...
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LOOK UP SUPT'S
FORMER RECORD
Continued from Page one

Continued from pags one
uoIry w.nirc m. rr,socr,i.. a..
,.,
" WV VT "u''u "'' ut'hB "'p' ID Ne.
WV"
While the committee " fuu /, In
every respect voluntary tribunal It's
method uf procedure will conform ry.
.actly 10 those employed In the state
courts All witnesses examined viii
be- put under oath 10 tell the truth
the whole truth and nothing but the
truth aud will be- required tu swear
not lu dNulgc any NJ the proceedings
The witnesses. on the other hand can.
not hr compelled 10 tcstif, their uu.
urnrnur win be- entirely NJ their own
volllion All meetings of the commit
tee will be- executive
buchanan Welcomes Investigation
superintendent buchanan suid ,ps
lcrdny, In reference 10 the drpu,iliuus
tu be- secured hy his ATTORNEYS and
friends, said:
u was superintendent NJ srhunly In
Joplin for five years I'm SpIuIm for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12

PETRGRAD. oct l23 Russian
forces have pierced the AustroGermnn
lines on the Stripu river They already
have captured more than 1000 men
40 Officers four guns and ~ rapid
fircrs. The Russian advance Is being
pushed vigorously
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12
PUBLISHER LAID TO REST

ST Louis, oct H. The funeral "
Daniel VI lluuser publisher NJ the
81 Louis Globe Democrat who died
sunday morning. was held today from
the family home. The active pnlbcar.
ers we're old associates On the Globe
Democrat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-10-12
Miss ing Schooner
Found: Captain Dead
Hurricane Of Sept 80 CapsiIed Small
Vessel in Lake POnchartrain-Crew
Of Three Still Undiscovered

NEW ORLEANS, oct H. The
schooner Elizabeth II Raabo " New
OrIcnu. which he'd been missing since
the hurricane of September - wa,
found bottom up near the middle NJ
Lake runt,hartrnm late Sunday. The
body OF Captain jacob kuhcr who
wa, iu command. floatrd ashore and
Was buried near Slldcll La. several
days AGO No trace NJ the vessels
Three negro deck hands was di,ruy.
cred
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-28
TRUSTEES NOTICE OF SALE OF VALID.
ABLE REAL ESTATE i5qs
.Pursuant to the autherity. yested "A /,

Pursuant TO the authority vested In me
the undersigned trustee. ina certain deed.
|of-trust executed by Charles w. Moore and
Alene n. Moore, his wife. to Hugh NJ. Mar.
tin, trustee, dated the 20th daygof October;
1904, and appearing on record In the oiice
OF the Clerk of the County Court of Harrf.
son County, West Virginia, In Trust Deed
Book No: ..sV'' ct page 276 to secure VIII.
note on hand therein mentioned and de:
fault having been made In the payment
Of the said note and being requested 80 "a
do by the holder of said note and bene.
tee win on Saturday the 18Th day Of Sep.
tember, 1915, between the houfs of II
O'clock q. m. and 3 o'clock D.. m. OF said
day az the front dovr OF the Court HOUSE
e 81. Ha5risop County West Virginia one.
hiphest and best bidder the real estate n
said deed OF trust mentioned, described
and conveyed, Il being therein bounded
a an TIC soli sS SS sescsibsd s; properly
s,suate 4. the City q clarkeburg, Harrison
described Us follows. to-wit: 4 - !
cs e. Masy line
West Virginia, thence running forty feet
In a southerly direction with said street
to line Of C. A. Robipson's property on
fsss IN Westers a seetion e
an alley; thence with said alley sfi-4 feet
in northerly direction to said Watkins
line; thence with said Watkins line 127
feet in an easterly direction to the place
No. ..2ts ON plot filed In Deed Book No. 134,
page 1853, upon which said lot there IS
situated q nice dwelling house.
TERMS OF SALE.
0ne-third cash In hand on day Of sale
and the residue In two equal annual I'm
stallments from day of sale, taking from
interest bearing notes with good
personal security to be further secured by
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-28
sCatarrh Cannot Be Cured

reach the seat Of the disease. catafrh il q biood
or constitutional osease. and In order to cure n
,you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh
Cure y taken internally. and acts directly upon
the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh
Cure 10 not quack medicine. 1t was pre-.
scribed by one Of the best physicians In this
country for years and Is regular prescription.
bined with the best blood purifiers, acting an.
rcctly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect
eombination of the two Ingredients Is what pro-
ences such wonderful results IN curing catarrh.
Send for testimoninls, free.
F. J. CHENEY & CO.. Props, Toledo. o.
Sold by Druggists. price 7tc.
Take Halls Family Pulls for constipation.
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H.
and politics, although. he had very
little chin, Il we can believe the many
representations Of him that have
come down to MS. II
Did Not Stand Test.
Thus the claims Of the old-timel
fphysiognomists do not seem to stand
very well the test Of application; and
the new theory of the evolution Of
the chin. as influenced by purely ply
sIological causes commands the more
attention. But 1t appears that the
chin student, by no means agree.
Thus Sir Lancaster. while willirE "
accept the theory that the chin was
developed because Il the feminine adj
miration for that feature. <oints out
this would account rather for q dew
elopment Of the rtilaginous tip than.
the syeletal portions. 1t is not the
hard and bonyf chin, but the broad
and smooth one, which makes the
feminine heart to autter. Sir Lank-
ester accordingly argues that the pad
like covering Of the chin is all that
could be- developed by the sex i'm
fiuence, and that we will have to look
to more purely anatomical causes for,
the growth of Its honey framework.
Furthermore, he believes that the
rude and Earring conditions OF prim-
|ordial existence have more to do with
the development of this pad or
cushion on the chin than has female
taste in the matter. As every boxer;
knows, q blow upon the chin, by
causing conclusion of the brain, is
one of the surest knockouts. Now.
when man climbed down out of the
trees and proceeded to combat the,
dinosaurs and mammoths and saber-
toothed tigers for a place in the sun,
he was in strenuous need Of some
such protection: The chin pad grew,
because only those who had them,
survived to propagate the race.
Chin Development.
There are a few reservations which
must be made before accepting any
view which deprives the chin OF all
Significance in the human physiog-I
nomy. It is an undoubted fact, for
example, that the chin is drawn up
ward and made more prominent as,
the Individual develops physically.
Thus in childhood, the chin Is always.
Of less proportionate size than in
adult life. The Development of new
passions and appetites as the indivi-'
dual advances toward maturity seems
undoubtedly to account for this. To
1.-THE keen observer. the abnormally
up-drawn chin D as p.y in an indica-
7 ton of self-indulgen as the bieary
eye.
Again, there can be no doubt but.
! that a deep jaw, with a long, we'll
rounded curve, Is the indication Of a
vital physical being; and such a jaw
/ is more apt to end in fairly pro-
minent chin than the reverse.
On the whole, however, the ssIn-
tifc Investigators seem to have!
knocked the physiognomists into a
cooked hat. The owners of large and
impressive chins need no longer feel
that they are therefore persons Of UNI
usual will and energy, unless:
they have demonstrated the fact.
More important yet, the individual
whose chin irrsrudes but slightly over
the edge of his collar, need no longer
lack confidence in his powers. either
mental or moral.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-09-28
NOTICE TO sHIppE1P; L

Traction Company express carr
leave Clarksburg for Grasselli O.Neii
Mt. Clare. Weston. shfnnston, Fair
mont. Fatrview, Pennington, Man
Inington and interne date point
daily except Sunday. Shipments
should be delivered In the station not
later than 9:00sa. M: FairyieW and
intermediate points 100 q. m. !;
Weston and informed iate points:
1900 m.
Quick service, reasonable rates.
and care In handling make this a.,
ideal line for shippers. a ~ i
MONONGAHELA VALLEY TRAG.
TION COMPANY.
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F1DUCIARY NOTICE FOR PROOF OF.
CLAIMS.
To the creditors of sc. Smith & Company,
and all other parties concerned
Upon request Of Earl Y. carskadcn,
Trustee. by virtue Of an assignment dated
the 18th day of August. 1915. notice Is
hereby given to you and each Of you, that
! have. set the 18th day Of October, 1915,
beginning at 300 A. II. of that day, and
dx the place In my ONCE In the Union Ma
County. West Virginia. for the hearing and
receiving Of proof Of debts against the es-
state Of the said T. G. Smith q Company,
a partnership, according to section IS 81
chapter 81 OF the Code Of west Virginia.
at which time and place you are notified to
appear with such evidence of claims as
niSy. be used relative to the settlement OF
clairns against the estate Aforesaid.
Given under my hand this the 3rd day Of
September, 1915. =
RAY u. STRoTHER.
Commissions Of Accounts for Harrison
County, West Virginia. =
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LN0TIoE.

Any person OF persons having posses.
sion Of or any claim to missing bank
books No. o5I2, No. s11e are regulated %.
present same to the Lowndes Savings Bank
said books cancelled and new books IL,
sued in lieu thereof.
THE LOWNDES SAVINGS BAND AND
TRUST COMPANY.
By GEOsL. DUNCAN. Treasurer.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-07-14
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR FOR
 LADIES

Ferguson, Mckinney Make
 Ladies Night Gowns regular @ 7C S3.50 values we offer at .... .1Z,i J Ladies Night Gowns regular Q1 0E S2.0O values we offer at ....T lIEO Ladies Night Gowns regular n1c S1.25 values we offer at UZC C Ladies Night Gowns regular 7Eo SLIGO values we offer at ..... Ut Ladies Night Gowns regular EOo 75c and S5c values we offer at JJC Ladies Night Gowns regular 40, 60c values we offer at fJG Chlidrens Night Gowns regular Hno 50c values we offer at RUJ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
CUTS OPERATING COSTS.
Chicago & Northwestern Offsets Heav,
Loss In Gross.

The Chicago 6 Northwestern Rail
way Company, in the annual report for
the year ended June 80. shows total
operating revenues amounting to $50
1865, decrease Of $3,779.659, com
pared with the previous year. Owing
TO an even greater reduction in operat-
ing costs, however, the company was
able 70 show an operating income Of
$l9,SSS,SO4, decrease OF only $l21,-
O64
Incorporating income added to this
total 20 the extent OF s., 799 .999, making
gross income Of $50, 6S3, 904. a loss Of
S562,O22. Deductions from gross in
come lett surplus of S1l,9l4O49,
available for sinking funds and divi-
bends. The balance for the year after
dividends was SSl0,3s0. a decrease Of
S395.674.
The Chicago, St. Paul. Minneapolis
& Omaha, which is controlled by the
Northwestern, showed gross earnings
Of Sl'.s4l,S47, a decrease OF $3GN.135.
Owing 20 8 heavy reduction in oDerat-
lng expenses the company was able to
show an increase IN net operating rev
enues of 1911 ,203. The years balance
before dividends was S2.2l9,0Si, and
the surplus after all disbursements to
stockholders was $l32,174, an increase
OF SlS1, 400.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-09-18
OPPOSITION FOR
SHIP TRUST PLAN
James n. Wallace Heads
Committee to Represent
Preferred Shareholders.


VpPoS'''o" 10 '"c .l"'' VI iN''-'''''
zauon or the international Me'caNHIe
Marine Conranv. declared effective by
81. y......l ....-,;..., ~, rbrrsdo,,
sac - .1t,'
10y important Hh"h'l"' interests 'ooA
definite form yesterday in the orgsnl-
zstion Of protective committee rep
-. ot.-..5 ..ooLboldors
ItSo"''"e '"e
The committee is headed by james ~
Wallace. president Of the Central
-r-,,s. Cor,rsrv The other members
- IIoD,,- t,,-ars rIesidert of the Con
mental Firc Insurance Company;
Harry Bronrer. of Haugarten 4 Co.,
and F-cSorick X. Scott. large indi-
,iJual stoc.loider
-" ~. eo,-.ss, corv,itteo largo.v
,b~,r,,b ,rb... activities the $3.50 a
...o..,,,,,. ~, ,bo s+ock was
80 ",., - .rs H.rrs~d nIen viii
~ 0"' -..,,o.l-,+ ,Ia common
r.. 81 80 +;,,o viii
CIV - -. 49,, lto.ibaidors
-ise - !.. ~ te,.6 10 re,resonted The
M" ~ io--o,,.i"e. +toir stock VIII
80 ,Va,,ood oo,,,r7i+tce In Lotto.
me W aIIace comm ~, ,'ce. 80 IL 80
Sei'S !osf' 80 u''' - siovP1dor st+ornevs
HOiueIs .,,;+.'o so;d e.
LOT 'He Do IoIeS' '0.--ii''''e'' '''1' 80
P@It' ,....l.-o..f,r. s.a.od ,bo+ rcu
% ~ ~ 49, f,,bt os Counsel
arc WIZ - il. 20 obtain
tePtesei..iI'e ~. - .+ocL IN env
pe'1e' ca eIile',' ~ Tnu have ro
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