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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-17
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
INSURANCE. AND LAND BUSINESS

RFNTLFY & MONTGOMERY, REAL
estate. fire. life and accident insur-
ance agents. SIS Main street. Phone
4p4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-17
AUCTIONEERS.

COZ. w. f. YOHNKA, AUCTION
eer. makes a specially Of farmers
stock and machinery sales. THE
man that gets you the money Leave
orders at East Oregon!an office.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-17
MONTANA FARM LANDS.

NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY
Lands In eastern Montana at t2Bs
to SIS per acre. suitable for farmlnH
or grazing Easy terms For infor-
nation write or see W E Holt Miles
City, Montana
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-17

Hogs Drop Sharply.
With a very liberal run Of swine in
the yards over. Sunday, much weak
ness was shown in the North Portland
market at the start Of the weeks
trading. A total of 1868 head ap-
peared over Sunday, compared with
225s last week and 1882 head this
same day year ago.
While there was little trading at the
start Of the market for swine. initial
transactions indicate a general. mar
ket around 1925 for top quality. a
loss of 1O6 csc from previous figures.
General hog market:
Choice light weights 1925 n $40
Good light weights ............ 800 a 9i5
Medium weights ...-.-....... 8.75mS90
Rough heavy ..-......-.-........-. S.O04 $50
Mutton and lambs Steady.
Steady tone was generally shown in
the mutton and lamb trade at North
Portland for the initial transactions
for the week There was a fair run
reported in the yards over Sunday,
and general sentiment was about the
same az for recent weeks
General mutton and lamb market
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-17
JAPAN AND RUSSIA HAVE
PROTESTED CHINESE CONCESSIO

WASHINGTON, Oct 16.-The Chi
ucse embassy confirmed the Pekin
accounts that Japanese and Russian
governments protested against the
railway and canal rights concessions
to the American International Cor
poration Of New York and the Stems
Carey Company Of ST. Paul Embassy
officials refused TO discuss the pro-
tests. 1t is believed the protests viii
be laid before the state department.
Europe has paid large price ano
ought to accept nothing less than the
best and most lasting grade Of peace
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-10-17
ARCHITECT.
ATTORNEYS.

RNT,Fy & RALEY, ATTORNEYS AT
law office in American National
Bank Building.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1916-12-28

u the company In case Of death diSa-
bility Of any one Of said commits toners or
liqu.da;orS. the survivors or remaining ilqui-
iat1rS shall appoint successor 70 ann
The said liquidltorS shall have full power
% settle said coupanys debts, and DIVIDE
he remaining money and property among
the stockholders They shall also have pow
cr 10 meet and act under the bylaws OF
the corporation and under regulations u be
made by a majority Of said liquidat5rs; 10
TX te price and prescribe the terms OF safe
II said property and the manner IN "hlcl
the sale shall be made, and take notes and
bonds. secured by mortgage or otherwise,
for part Of the purchase price for, all or any
part OF said property, provided, however
that the rights herein conferred upon the
liquidators may be modified, changed or de-
MED by a majority OF the shares OF the cap
ital stock OF the corporation. The SAID H.
uuidatorS shall have authority - sue Tor
and recover the debts and property IN the
name OF the corporation, and may be sued
bic in Solido 10 any creditor or stockholders
for the monies and property Of the corpora
ton. which shall come 10 their hands or pos
| session as llquida'orS and for the proper
| application and distribution thereof.
| Article NlIl.-FIfty-one thousand dollars
| has been subscribed to the capital stock o.
| this corporation, as follows: Joseph Naccaro
| $40 shares: " W. Wilburu, - shares; Marc
| Popovich, y shares; Peter Tore, - shares
Antonio Mumfrey. 20 shares; John W
Joachim. y shares; Charles II. Behre, 2
| shares: Frederick Meysenburg, p shares
| and Dominique Graffagnno, p shares; th'
| postoffice addresses OF all OF which lncorpo
rators are hereinafter given.
! Article IN.-Until the election to be he'll
on the second Thursday in January, 1913
| the following shall constitute the FIRST boar
OF directors, viz: Joseph ,Naccaro 500 =
Charles Ave, y. W. Wilbur, +2l Fourtl
street. Marco Popovich, 9l9 y. Dorgenoi
street: Peter Tore. 429 Decatur street; An
| tonic Mumfrey, 2l29 Maagzine street; lohl
W. Joachim. go Second street; Charles II
Behre. 300 Peters avenue; Frederick Mey
| serburg, l54 s. Scott street; and Domlnlqu
Graffagnino, 1924 Camp street; all resident
| OF New Orleans, La.
Thus done and passed in my Office, on tn
| DAY, month and year, first above written
| in the presence Of Frank B. Twomey an
| Joseph L. Weiss, competent witnesses, VIII
have signed with the appearers and me- tn
| notary, after reading of the whole.
Original signed: Names OF subscriber
and number OF shares subscribed by eac
omitted. Witnesses: F. b. Twomey, J.
FELIX J. DREYFOUs. Not. Pub.
/. the undersigned recorder OF mortgage:
for the parish Of Orleans and City OF Me-
Orleans, do hereby certify that the abov
and foregoing act OF Incorporation OF tn
Dixie Ice Co, Inc, was this day duly r.
corded in my office, in book lal. folio ~
| New Orleans. December 5, 1910
(Signed) EMILE J. LEONARD, by. X.
A true copy from the original act
FELIX ]. DREYFOUS, Not Pub.
(SeaD 2Oi L. & L. & G. Building.
Dec Il p % jan II
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No. 1882
CIVIL DISTRICT COURT
Div. "B"
CHARLES PHILIP GREININGER,
CHARLES PHILIP GRElNlNGER, Jk',
AUGUST PHILIP GRElNlNGER,
PRAYING for change OF name.
JUDGMENT
JUDGMENT

This cause cawe on this uay to be heard
upon petitioners application for change OF
name:
Present: G. G. Kronenberger and Louis X
Alba, Attorneys for petitioners;
Present: Chandler {. Nuremberg, District
Attorney for the Parish Of Orleans, represent
ing the State OF Louisiana.
When, after hearing pleadings, evidence
and counsel the Court being OF the OPINION,
for the reasons this day orally assigned
that the petitioners are entitled 10 the re-
lief prayed for: -.
Ii is ordered, adjudged and decreed that
there be Judgment herein authorizing, petl-
TONERS, Charles Philip GreIninger Charles
Philip Greininger Jr., and August Philip
Greininger, - change their names to that
IF Charles Philip Durmeyer, Charles Philip
Durmcver. Jr.. and August Philip Durmeyer,
respectively. which shall be the true and
lawful names Of the said petitioners re-
,pectively. after the publication OF this
Judgment in the manner required by law.
II is further ordered that all the costs OF
this proceedings he paid by petitioners and
chat a fee Of ten dollars each be taxed as
part Of the costs in favor OF Chandler 1.
Nuremberg. the District Attorney represent
irg the State Of Louisiana in this matter.
Judgment read and rendered in open court
December |, l9lo
Judgment signed in open Court, December
lSigned) FRED D. KING, Judge.
\ true copy.
F. GRIESHABER, Deputy Clerk
Dec - p Is
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November 2lst, 1916
United States of America, State Of Louisi-
ana, Parish of Orleans, City OF New Or
leans.
Be it known, that on this 2lst day OF the
month of November, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and SIX
teen, before me, Pierre d. Olivier, a notary
public. duly commissioned and qualified in
and for the parish of Orleans, State OF
Louisiana, therein residing and in the pres;
ence of the witnesses hereinafter named and
undersigned, personally came and appeared
the several persons whose names are here.
unto subscribed, who severally declared that
availing themselves of the laws OF the State
| of Louisiana, relative to the organization Of
General Assembly for the State of Lou'si'
ana, for the year 1914, they do by these
presents, for themselves and their success
sors and assigns, form themselves into
corporation and body polite in law, for the
purposes and objects, and under the. articles
and stipulations hereinafter set forth.
Article 1.-The name of this corporation
! shall be: Richardson Aeroplane Corpora
| ton, Inc.," under which corporate name i
l shall have corporate existence and succession
\ for the term of ninety-nine years, from ant
( after the date hereof. 1t shall have powe
| to sue and be sued, to contract, purchase
lease, mortgage, pledge, ALLEVIATE, and en-
\ cumber real estate and personal property
! and generall, to exercise all power ant
i authority connected with the purpose of IT
1 organization or incidental thereto. and al
l the power and authority conferred on cor
pcrations by the laws of this State
! Article 1.-THE purposes for which thi
| corporation is organized are to buy, manu-
l facture, lease, sell and operate all kinds o
/ aeroplanes, hydro-aeroplanes and all othe
forms of flying machines as we'll as all kind
Of water-craft and combinations of the two
4 all machinery. engines and parts of all kinds
4 furniture. fixtures, fittings and appurten
l ances for air and water-craft and combine
i tions of the two, as we'll as all other powe
I propelled vehicles; to acquire in full owner
ship and otherwise all domestic and foreig
patents and patent rights under various kind
gnes and parts of them, their furniture, Fl,
l lures, fittings and appurtenances; to Sc
and lease all such patents and patent right
on such terms, royalties, and for such tei
ritory as to it may seem mt and proper
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Article V.-The domicile OF this corpora
,i5n Shall be in the city Of New Orleans,
State Of Louisiana, and all citations or other
L., x this corDOratlOu.
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and generally to do all things necessary
and incident TO the business of the corpo-
ration, and it shall have authority to carry
on all or parts of its business in other states,
territories and possessions OF the United
States, as we'll as all foreign countries.
Article III.-The domicile of this corpora
ton shall be in the City of New Orleans;
Louisiana. Citation of all legal process, and
other legal notices shall be served upon the
president of the corporation, and in his abb
sence on the vice-president.
Article IV.-The capital stock of this cor
Pora;iOn is hereby fixed at the o sum sun oo OF hye
vided nto fifty thousand (S0OOl shares OF
the par value of ten dollars $1,000 each;
but the corporation shall be going concern
as soon as two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars (S250.00000) OF the capital stock has
| chen subscribed.
All stock shall be paid for in cash, or by
property, or rights transferred to the cor
poration, or by services rendered to It. The
value of the property or rights transferred,
or services rendered, TO be liked by the
board of directors; and the said board IS
| authorized to sell the stock OF the corpora
| ton, payable in installments at such times
| and in such amounts as the said board may
| fix from time to time.
| The capital stock may be increased to not
exceeding one million dollars Cl,OO,O.OO
| and the increase in the capital stock may be
preferred or common, or partly of one. and
partly of the other, and the terms of the
preferred stock shall be fixed by the board
of directors, which may be IN existence al
the time of te proposed increase IN the cap
ital stock.
| Article V-All the powers of this corpora
ton shall be vested in a board of director:
composed of not less than three stockholders
and power and authority is hereby vested II
the board of directors to increase the mum
Der of directors to any number not exceed
ing nine (9); and the said board Of directors
may fill vacancies in their number, howeve
caused, by election from among the stock
holders. =,
The said board shall be elected annually
on the first Tuesday after the first Monda!
in the month of January of each year, excep
the first board which is provided for IN thu
charter.
At the annual election held for the cleo
ton of directors each share shall be entitle
to one vote, which may be cast in person o
J by written proxy.
The failure to hold such meetings shal
{ not terminate the corporation, but the Off
r GERS then in Office shall hold over until thei
5 successors are elected and qualified.
; The first board of directors shall consls
; of F. T. Richardson, whose address isc Sol
Woodlawn Place, New Orleans; Willis L
Cope, whose address is 56l2 Woodawn Plae'
r New Orleans; and Marshall d. Cloyd, who's
: address is 1885 Arabella street, New Orleans
a Each board of directors shall annual
$ elect from their midst a president, vice
: president treasurer and secretary and
: may combine the Office of treasurer wit
/ that of the president, vice-president or II
], secretary, and it may elect a secretary VII
: need not be a director or stakeholder, bt
!; such secretary cannot be treasurer.
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The first president shall be F. 7. hs1lnE ,
son. The first yice-president shall DC W.
II. Cope, who shall also be treasueiih n
the FIRST secretary shall be Marsnnsn -,
Cloyd, and they shall hold ONCE uuIi'
successors are elected and quailn1TTa S,u
Article VI-Not less than fifteen w ~. ~
notice shall be given for all reguiI 4,
holders meetings, and not less -. TX
80 days notice for special menu aui
board of directors shall hcld Ies .'ns. s,h
special meetings at such times ana uPoia nv
notice as TO time which the said ooa,a III
FIX. All notices of meetings OF al nns' N.
be by written notice through tne Y.ii,n d
addressed to the respective s'ockS & esd
the address given TO the secretary s.vra
stockholder, or the notice may Oe
by messenger. .-..;su niT
Article ViI.-This act Of incorporsn.ss;s. csr
be changed. modified or altered - .s,sn;
poration may be dissolved wiz Az 70
Of two-thirds of the stock presen' tsr Ia;
resented at a meeting eon'ene'
purpose. tall exef
Article VIII.-No stockholder ssa. ,srtscs
ia f;,Lis or resoonsible for the eoss..s,,
and faults Of said corporation IN a1J - De
sum than<1he unpaid balance Due ,' !. .s,l
shares of the stock owned BY MN "a hsvs
auy mere informality in ors.n .s, mil q
the effect of rendering this ens lisbili;l
exposing the stockholders 70 ssock
beyond the amount OF his unPs ss,norztisn y
| Article IX.-Whenever this ev, lY,srs' Or h
d;ssolved either BY limitation Of ga. d
| ,ss de,ern;nation of the stoekno ~. sr,ef.
| Affairs shall be liquidated unoet spoonisi
vision OF two (2) liquidators, 20 r,eefing z
for that purpose at a genera "a (h
| the stockholders convened avs
| days notice. LIZ, ne ier'1s
ton of the corporation, the fesu' s..o<hfds 2
| termined by the consent o.,s,d si go
the stock present or fepiies,h ar insoliiy
meeting. In case OF ns assors. the suF'''
| TO act OF one OF the liquius n
shall act AL ALONE aSd passed in ny oss as =
mus ~, 0rieans. on the day, ne ~ p,ts
wear FIRST hereinbefore wrusrss ,,ns, c ".
snSe Of Esmond Phelps and InonS resids,f,
Ellis Ir. both of lawful age ..-s,es -,
| Of this parish, opmpefent snoesres, y. y
] signed hereto with the sag ~ The So
me, notary, after due reaaihs Riehsfs
Original signed: rTan sh.res; VIE 3
fifteen thousand nd! H ~ 2sooO) shares; :
S CiapSd H i've hundred 600 shares SdS's
R;tss,. Edmond Phelps, mos "a.
JE prrpRE D. OLIVIER, Ns'' 1y,d 20,
-. undersigned recorder ., ss;s =
n and for the Parish OF 49, he -
louisiana. do hereby cerIny ,.-ation o. =,
and foregoing act OF incoIp,;ou ln.- ~
Richardson Aeroplane SolP hook Id
, this day duly recorded n 1916
Csigned EMILE J. LEON E0SlA "a &c -
A true copy Of the orisinS' -
. record in my ONCE. x-.nher Is 80
New Orleans, Ia Ia ',v MIysNo, sT
4 PIERRE d. OLislS
| nov 30 dec II q % Jan
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United States of America, State Of Louisi-
ana, Parish of Orleans, City OF New Or
leans.
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CHARTER

OF THE CARIOCA COMPANY, INC.
United States of America, State of Loulsi
ana, Parish of Orleans, City of New Or
leans.
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CHARTER
November 2lst, 1916.

OF RICHARDSON AEROPLANE CORPO
RATION, NC.
The Madison journal. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1888-current, 1916-05-27

1s,rrra-fc. Las, seen on West Sixteenth
sire. Liberal rrwari for Information
W -'''N'o-S N"'s u -'''''''7' ''''-7
Dear Mr.. Jones ,she had written:
Are you u prophet? Average
Jones chuCkled at this point The in.
closed seems TO be distinctly in our
line. Could you come some time this
afternoon I'm puzzled and Little
anxious. Sincerely yours.
SYLVIA GRAHAM
Average Jones could. and did. He
found Miss Graham r.IuaAt face un
der the stress or excitement, distinctly
more aIluring tA-" before.
ISL { II stra-e. sA' sac. holding
out q hand in "-.coN'. " Ay should
anyon" advertis, ior my Peter PAU
lie Ism lost.
am gao 70 Near '-''-'' Sa''- IA'
ca''"F gTaVe!y.
10 you hho" WHAT '''"' ADVERTISE
N'A' means.
perfectly. "'"-l It.
wrote II. lu-. " -r'a.'E
w! ]" IAe "o''- -'' '1 VIE 1t.
BECAUSE Ot an "'.'o'' ~'.'d".' 'o.'s
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You seldom are. | understand re-
piled Average Jones blandly. Well.
if you won't talk about bugs. let's talk
about dogs.
The topic does not interest me,
sir" retorted the other, and the glance
of his eye was baleful. but uneasy.
The tapping of the young man 8
cane ceased. He looked up into his
hosts glowering face with seraphic
and innocent smile.
Not even if it-er-tOuched upon a
device for guarding the street corners
in case-er-Peter Paul went walking
-er-onCe too Often?"
Judge Ackroyd took one step for
ward. Average Jones was on his feet
instantly, and. even in her alarm,
Sylvia Graham noticed how swiftly
and naturally his whole form set.
But the big man turned away, and
| abruptly left the room.
We're you wise to anger him.?
| asked the girl. as the heavy tread
died away on the stairs.
| Sometimes open declaration OF wal
is the soundest strategy"
You spoke OF having someone
guard the corners of the block re
marked the girl. after a thoughtful 81
lence. DO you think I'd better ar
range for that"
No indeed There1l be a hundred
peOD1e on watch"
Have you called out the militia
| she asked, twinkling.
Better than that. I've employed
the tools of my trade"
He handed her galley proc
marked with many corrections. Sh'
ran through it with growing amaze
ment
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Charm Of Old Fans.

II is easy TO account for the charm
Of old fans. SAYS a writer in the Queen.
London. Their strong interest. their
close memories Of powder and patches.
of high headdress and hoped petu-
coats, and OF that courtly grace which
Is inseparable from the eighteenth
century, all invest this little lnstru-
ment with an attractiyeness. and al
though there have been fans at most
periods OF the world : history the
eighteenth century is the fan period
mar excellence. when it vas in the
hands OF every woman, gentle and
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Good, I'll also ask YOU 10 watch
the garden for auv suspicious excavat.
ing"
What an 10 DO next" she asked.
DO as Won would ,rlinarilv do:
only don't take Peter Paul into the
street. or vouu have a score OF high
school bovs trailing Won"
She chung in his mind ike a rerem-
ber.I fragrance af--- he had gone
hack ~ Aston Court rarnria tn wait.
Nor had he hanished them. when. TWO
DAYS later. til ,-larsor, brought him
her clear accents. . little trpmu.ous
now.
peter Pau, is gone
Since when"
"S,ace tn this morning. The house
Is in an Gp~oar."
I'm be- up in half az hour at the
latest. Let ne in at the basement
doc. at ha.:vas, on. judge Ackroyl
mustn't See ne"
Il was strangely missaa2eu pres.
er,a-oa o.. "a. normally sY.ch-auI
span Avar.c. jones that gently rang
tie Jasr,.. III bell Of the Old house AZ
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NO. I'm sure | couldn't. He's been
wandering like an uneasy spirit since
Peter Paul disappeared And he won't
go out. because he is packing.
SO much the worse. either for him
or me. Where are your rooms"
ON the second floor"
Very well. Now. | want one of
these little boxes left in every room
in the house. if possible. except on
your floor, which is probably out of
the reckoning. Do you think you
could manage it sOOn?"
Il think so. I'll try"
DO most of the rooms open into
one another"
Yes. all through the house"
Please see that they're all IN
locked, and as far as possible, open.
III be here at four o'clock. and will
call for Judge ACkroyd. You must be
sure that he receives me. Tell him it
is a matter OF great Importance. 1t
is"
With even more than his usual nice
| ty was Average Jones attired, when
at four o'clock, he sent his card TO
| Judge ACkroyd Small favor. however
did his appearance find, in the scowling
eyes of the judge.
What do you want" he growled.
III take a cigar. thank you very
much" said Average Jones innOcently
You'll take your leave. or state
your business
1T has to do with your niece"
Then what do you take my time
for. damn your impudence?"
Don't swear" Average Jones wa!
deliberately provoking the older maj
to an outbreak. "Let's-er-sit dowI
and-er-be chatty.'
The drawl. actually an evidence o
excitement had all the effect OF stud
led insolence Judge AckrOyd's BIZ
frame shook.
I'm going to kk-kick you out int
the street. you young p-p-p-pup." h.
suffered in his rage.
His knotted fingers writhed out for
hold on the others collar With
sinuous movement, the visitor swerve
aside and struck the other man. fiat
handed, across the face. There wa
an answering howl of demoniac fury
Then a strange thing happened. Tn
assailant turned and fed, not to tn
ready egress OF the front door, bu
down the dark stairway to the bass
. ment The Judge Numbered after,
maddened, unthinking pursuit. Ave
age Jones ran feetly and easily. An
mis- running was not for the purpos
!! OF flight alone, for as he sped throug
the basement rooms. he kept castin
,, swift glances from side to side, U
! and down the walls. Judge Ackroy
trailed his quarry like a bloodhour
through every room of the third foo
. and upward to the fourth.
The fourth floor OF the old hou!
D was almost bare. In hall-embrasul
| hung a full-length mirror. All alor
;. the borders OF this. Average Jone
:. quick-ranging vision had discern'
small red banded objects which NOV,
:. and shifted. AS the glass reflects
:. his extended figure, it showed. almo
at the same instant. the outstretche
=. bony hand of oily" Ackroyd. With
, snarl. half rage. half satisfaction. d
r. pursuer hurled himself forward-al
fell, with a plunge that ratified {
9 houses old bones. Before the fall
! man could gather his shaken wits.
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That will appear in every New
Work. naper tomorrow morning" ex-
planned its deviser.
II see" said the girl. Anyone who
attempts to take Peter Paul away will
he tracked by a band of boy detec-
lives A stroke - gonius, Mr.. Aver
age Jones"
She curtsied .s q lin But Az
arage ZONES W Il n mood for play
fitness now.
THAT restr IS tie judges endeav
o-s 10 the no lse al 1 garden said he
since OF &C rise Ell see the adver
tisement."
III see nat ? 4oes," said Miss