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Arizona republican., 1916-04-29

DR. NEFF LEAVES Mary Neff left last evening for Globe where she will lecture before the club women Of that place cn How to Work" treating the subject from a psychological standpoint.
 LICENSE PLATE FOUND-The po- lice have picked up license plate num- Der 1895. and rear light combined belonging to W. D. Rinebough, route 2, Phoenix. The license and light will be held until the owner claims them.
 AT THE ADAMS-R. L. Bradshaw, and wife, Glendale; C. $. Kent, l.. A: Jno .,Selemmons, \. r.; Miss Grace Grant. Bisbee; A. l.. Clawson City; W. Q. Baker $. F.: F. F.. Cabler, L.. A; M Weber, Winslow: Fred Smith, Arejova: Allon F. Ware, Kingman: NJ. w Tarr. L. A; C. F. Mulls- tough, l.. A: H. w Sydney, Globe: B. A. Wattron. $. F.. Fritz Fields and wife; L. D. Van Dyke, Miami; R. J. Browson, Miami; Mir. and Mrs. A R. Meyer; C. r.. De Mund, City; Geo E. Leree, U. $. \. Douglas; F. A. Smith. City; J. II. Robinson. Prescott: J H Stone K C. Chas. SpieEel x. Y.; ]. C. Mess, $. F.; F.. $. Chapman. $. F.: J. W. 5. Gohring, Warren; J. Monarsch, $. F.. w. E. Hutchenson. Fl Paso; R. R. Larkin, Los Vegas; A. Emery. Fl Paso; w. G. Ernst. L. A: Waiter Tannon, <. r.
 AT THE JEFFERSoN--C. S> Lee, K. C.; F.. 5. Dyer, Chicago; R. s. Feigbart, Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. Watts, ChattovOgo; r. $. I'olorea and family, Emillon, Ind; J. F. Bailly, Pittsburg Mrs $. Hastings; Geo. r. Lockard, ]. K Poden, Richmond Calif. Mrs Kittie Boethe, Globe; MT. and Mrs. c. H. Sonner Miami; F. W. Roberts. Miami; Mrs. A. A Harris, M C. Edwards. C. Edwards Frank TaIomonto, Fl Iaso; C. l. Surcker, Dallas; C. M. Logon, Ray; Harry Lefkovilts, City; J. .B. Grant S F.; Mrs. Gertrude l.. Gates, Cor nelia.; Miss Muriel West, Blue, Ariz.; 1 R. V. King, St. Louis; J. E. Frey | Tubac, Ariz.; c. F. Dalton and wife Glendale; J. A. Ellis and family i Prescott, Thomas B. Kelly, Boston ] C. B. Wilson, Tombstone; r. J. John son, l.. A.; Ira P. Clofman, Theodore
 Ruke. s. F.; F. P. McCarty, City
 E. E. Retzer. City; Mrs. R. A. Ar milo. I R. Taft, Superior; Chas H
 Mactague, Chas. Gaupp, Douglas; A
 $. Wilson and ]. ]. Pool A. w. Knapp Casas Grande,; S. J. Doty, Chrkdale l A H. Powers, Prescott; J. B. 'Simoi
 and wife, Jerome; Mrs. Vim. W
 Danes and child, Hillside; F II Emeney, Miami.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
THREE bOOZE BOXES
 AND OWNERS P|NCHED
Importers of Whskey, Separated, Tell Various Stories; Dillon
 Tipped Off, Starts Raid.

Tipped off by wire that it was coming. United States Marshall. De- putty Fred Weage and Undersheriff Billy Woolf hacked into the booze supply something scandolous last night The haul consisted of:
 Item l. Three trunks of whiskey.
 Item ?. ]. H. Pearson, barber
 Item g. Frank Palmer, lodging house keeper.
 Palmer was lodged in the county jail. Pearson was booked at the city hall. There was a method in this division, for, upon arrest and On being separated, the two evinced d desire to talk. one said he had never seen the other. T'other allowed that the first one bought his ticket And there you are.
 Two of the trunks were booked through on the tickets and the other came in as excess baggage. They came in over the Santa Fe via Ash Fork.
 Pearson was q barber here. Palm
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
TWO MEN MISSING
 RELATIVES ANXIOUS
Chief Of Police Asked to Locate Two Men Who Have Been Away from
 Home a Long Time

Information as to the whereabouts of William RuXton of Merriman, Ne hrask;., and Con DTiscoll of Peoria Illinois. is wanted by Chief of Police Brisbois.
 Seemingly the two men were last seen in Phoenix. In the case of Dris- coll his sisterin-laW has written to the chief and stated that he has been gone four years. A traveIing man re ported to her that he saw the missing man on the streets of Phoenix about
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29

Sunday evening. A reception to the new members will be held at the church on Monday evening. Evan gelist James A. Barnett will remain over for the reception.
 Splendid interest has marked the services this week in spite of the many outside attractions and the warm weather. On last evening the evangelist brought challenging message from the subject, "A Lost Opportunity" A quaRet+ composed of Mrs G. w. Houser, Miss Edith Harrison and Messers Paese and
 Pyeatt rendered in a most affective manner the gospel song He Tender ly Looked at Me" The sermon -to- night will be a chart sermon on. The Ark a Type of the church. There will be a special musical mum her
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
PARKL|NG 1s
 P.H.s. bANQUET I
One of Snappiest Affairs of Season is Junior-Senior Banquet at High School Last Evening = Three Hundred Attend

The Junior Senior banquet held in the high school cafeteria last night was a huge success, and beyond doubt one cf the finest of it's kind ever held at P H. S. There were over three hundred guests present of which two hundred were students and the others guests of the Junior class.
 MT Jones had arranged a fine pro gram. The first number on the pro- gram was the selection played by the high school orchestra in which all the students joined in the singing. The Rose Tree orchestra. which played many of the high school songs was second on the program. Then came Grey ana Kellogg in their famous rag time solos. The classical spirit of Lochinvar was represented in person and story by Laveda Leister, which was the hit of the evening
 Kellogg gave d German dialect mo- nologul for the sixth number OF the program an1 it was more than funny Tom Marian. president of the Senior class presen ed the cane to the Junior class. that has heen carved by the graduating classes since 1908. Mir McFal gave a very interesting speech for the eighth number. Many higl school yells were given by both classes Much credit must be given Louie Hart for the way he carried out the program as toastmaster. as he kept things going all the time
 The eats put up by Miss HarbecK and her cooking class with the aid of Miss Whitfield were the best ever ana from the looks of the following menu, you can rest assured that every one present got their i'll.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29

NEW NOTARY-A. B. Ming was issued a notarial commission yester- day.
 JUDGE ETURNS-Chief Justi; of the Supreme Court Henry D. Ross, returned yesterday after an extended trip in the east. called there by the illness of d relative.
 FLOWERS FOR TOU2-The cham Der of commerce will gather a large number of Arizona Beauty roses with which to decorate the special train for the Cornelia excursion May 4. Contributions of roses will be re- ceived
 PEANUT GROWE6S-A call ha been sent out from the chamber of commerce to collect the names of all growers of goobers in the valley. Ranchers who have any of this crop arc requested to report to the cham Der
 UP AND AROUND-D w. Hanger, local representative for the Interna- tiOnal Correspondence school, who has been i'll at St. Josephs hospital f0.' the past two weeks, was discharged yesterday, and is again back at his, place of business. 129 N. First avenue.
 VISITING AROUND-Allen F Ware of Kingrhan and Nathan w. Tarr of Los Angeles, officials of the Arizona California Nevada Telephone company, were visitors at the state house yesterday afternoon. A busi- ness call was made upon William Sangster secretary of the corporation commission
 ART CLUB MEETiNG-The Ladies ! Coterie Art club gave their closing l reception Thursday evening at the residence of Mrs. Charles Fish. Elab- l orate samples of art and embroi1erN l work made by members of the cluF i were on exhibition. A souvenir of tn. work was presented to Mrs A T Thompson who will leave here in q short time for her new home in Bill. lings, Montana Musical number. were on the program during tn. evening.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
DELEGATES WILL
 ASSEMBLE TODAY

That the republican delegation to the Tucson state convention will do a mite of caucusing today. when it meets in K. P. Hall at two o'clock became certain yesterday The dele gation will be organized, possibly with Earl Curtis at the head, and will then. pass on the relative merits of several who are anxious to be- come Mareopas delegate to the Chi- cago convention.
 The meeting is assembling at the call of Jack White, county chairman.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29

q year ago His brother has died. and his family is very anxious 10 get into communication with him.
 Ruxton's father has made the in quiry about him. He was last located in Goldsfields, Nevada. He left there suddenly. and has never been heard from. The father has had a report that the young man has been seen in Phoenix, and has made a pitiful plea to Chief Brisbois to make an endeavor to locate the young man. The chief viii be glad to receive any informa- iior as to the whereabouts. of the two men
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
WEATHER TODAY
Republican A. p. Leased wire1

Arizona: Saturday, partly cloudy cooler west portion; Sunday cooler with fair in south and unsettled in LOition north.
 Colorado: Saturday, unsettled ana much colder rain by night in north portion with high winds northeast; Sunday cloudy and colder.
 New Mexico: Saturday partly cloudy. warmer east portion; Sunday unsettled and colder.
 Oklahoma and West Texas Fair and warmer Saturday and probably Sun Gay
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
NOTICE

To the stockholders of the Carney Mining Company:
 The annual meeting Of the stock holders of the Carney Mining Com pany will be held at Ray. Arizona, May .5th at zoo P M. at the Court House for the purpose of electing a board of directors for the ensuing year and the transaction of any other business which may regularly come before it.
 C. S. Goodman, President.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29

Why are the French such good cooks? Because they season and cook their dishes with an inimitablc skill that has grown with each generation
 That is pretty much the story of the men who make diamonds. Payne & Saufley. (adv)
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
OF LOCAL INTEREST
Stored Water Supply
Water Service Report for April 28

Elevation of water in reser-
 VOir at a. m. ............ 22IO2 Contents, acre feet .........1,401,62 ,62i Loss in "A hours. acre feet. GAS Elevation one year ago ...... 227,3 Contents one year ago ......1,4O6.S9 Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation, north side. NJ. L.. 5S,IS Amount of water used for ir-
 rigation, south side, M. L.. 37,4Si
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29

CT confessed to having kept a lodg ing house in Los Angeles, before a visit to Arizona some months ago convinced him of better openings in this state.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
LOCAL WEATHER YESTERDAY
Furnished by U. s. Weather Bureau,

ENceSS Tn temperature since the first Of the month. 40 degrees.
 Accumulated excess in temperature since January 1, BIG degrees.
 Departure in rainfall yesterday. ) inch.
 Deficiency in rainfall since first of month. .2S inch.
 Accumulated excess in rainfall since January 1, .GS inch.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29

Large can CriSco ................$l.O0 Large size Instant Postum ........ 4Cc 1 ID, Round can Asparagus Tips - 15c lb. can Peanut Butter ..........45e ? cans Chip Beef (Armours) ... 25c 2 cans corn .................. 25c ] lb. can N. y. R. Coffee ......S1.75 Fancy Lemons, per dog. ........15c 1-@ sack Eastern Corn Meal 22c
 ARIZONA GROCERY co.
 Phone 455 33l F.. Wash. St.
 (Adv)
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
REVIVAL TO CLOSE SUNDAY

The revival at the Christian church which has been in progress the last four weeks will come to a close on
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
CALENDAR OF EVENTS

The entertainment committee vii serve tea at the Country club this afternoon from four to six o'clock Cards in the afternoon and electiol of officers. A good attendance is de. sired
 There will be no recital as IS usual at the Arizona School of Music today
 The Zion Evangelical Sunday school will hold their annual picnic at East Lake Park. Saturday April %. Al members of the congregation and their friends are cordially invited t) attend. and are requested to meet at the w. C. T. v. hall, 227 West Mon roe St. at 1O:30 a. m.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29

FOR RENT-3 clean furnished housekeeping rooms. large clean sleep ing room, with nice bed. bath. toilet, electric lights. no deposit on gas me ter. water paid. S12.5O per month. SO3 s. Montezuma Ave. between 3rd an1 4th Ave. South 3c
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
The Menu
Fruit Cocktail

Fruit Cocktail Baked Fish Potatoes4 Creamed Chicken with Mushrooms Green Peas Rice Potatoes
 Hot Rolls Olives Celery Salad Waters
 Ice Cream Maccaroons Lady Fingers
 Coffee
 Nuts Raisins Candy The dinner was served in a splen- did manner. and the tables were deco rated in wbite and green. The stu dents hated to see the finish of the big banquet. but after the guests had finished. Postmaster Hart got up and made little speech as president of the Junior class and after hc had done the guests were all asked 10 rise and sing America. which con cluded the affair
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

PRINT ANYTHING - Rubber Stamps Saves Money, Stencils. Seals. Quick. g F.. Washington. Ss
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
Data for Tucson

Highest temperature yesterday. 96
 Rainfall yesterday ..............
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29
Calling Out. The

Calling Out. The Reserves" Happy is the man or woman who can call upon reserves of health and strength in every crisis. Building up reserves is a question of eating the right kind of food. Shredded Wheat Biscuit supplies all the material needed for nourishing the tissues and its daily use keeps the bow els healthy and active. Eat it for breakfast with hot milk or cream. @
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 V 9-ze1. zzsse1.
 s7--7--yy-.7-7-TTT77,-
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 Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Arizona republican., 1916-04-29

NEW NOTARY-A. B. Ming was issued a notarial commission yester-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
WAR STOCKS WERE
UNDER PRESSURE
More Important Munitions Dropped
From to 4 Points-Meta1 Stocks
Also Lost Ground.

NEW YORK. July Especial stocks.
particularly those comprising the war
group. were again under PRESSURE today
together with other issues remotely. re-
lated 10 that division. Extreme declines
Of = TO points were recorded by the
more important munitions, the ono
striking exception being Bethlehem
Steel. which gained IS points to $50 on
fairly large number o. transactions.
Metal stocks. notably rhe zinc issues,
continued TO luse ground on tho further
decline in this products abroad. Ship
ping shares were consistently heavy.
Variable declines were scored by
United States Industrial Alcohol. Texas
Company. Federal Mining and some OF
the Industrial issues dependent upon IA
' orablc tariff schedules.
Except for Heading, which was one
Of the chief features Of the forenoon.
rails were scarcely a market factor.
Publication OF the crop report in thr
latter part of the session contributed to
the partial rallies OF that period. Gen.
cral crop conditions disclosed improve
mcnt over the preceding month, espe-
ciully as to corn and winter wheat.
Total sales Of stocks amounted TO 4sO'-
900 shares.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
ORGANIZE TO TRADE
: IN LATIN AMERICA
officials OF American international
Corporation Form a Subsidiary.

S'tW YORK. Iuly 7.-uttic:al an
nouncemeRt was made yesterday that K
has been found necessary to organize u
new company tor the handling OF the
Latin American business OF the Anlcr!-
can Internal ionaL Corporation. the $780,
100000 concern organized by ..Nn,ertc;'n
bankers and tinanciers for inc develop
nIent of foreign trade. w. ;. hleS.
vice-presdent OF the corporation. ISSUED
the following statement:
SO many propositions or dtFerSi-
fled nature have been presented /" the
american: International corporation
which merit careful investigation th2t
IL has been found necessary 10 proFluc
a special organization 20 investigate ana
handle the business arising from L-atlH
America through tho formation. under
the laws OF Maine. Z subsidiary cor
puration 10 be known as The LATIN
American Corporation with an Authot-
I'D caufE,l OF 100000. Charles y.
stone. president OF the American In
,crnational Corporation. Is 10 DC fFesl-
deaf OF the new. company.
The new corporation mas unacf con
s!dsratiou numerous specific projects. m
Guiding the consolidation and rehaolll-
,ation of existing train lines. the con-
Struction OF public works. INCLUDING
water supply systems. sewerage systems
and harbor Developments. and the CON
Struction and development OF railways.
[s far as possible it will be the policy
nt the new corporation TO retain sup
siantial permanent interest III the prof.
-r,S which il undertakes, 50 that l. WIZ
Participate in future earnings.
Representatives OF the new corpora
,i,n expect to leave for BucnoS AErtS
49, Tho latter part of the month I" ar
range for establishing permanent OIL
fir%' there and TO make 4 further sur
I,v Of the possibilities for foreign capt.
tai in Latin America
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
NO SHRINKAGE IN
VOLUME OF BUSINESS

NEW YORK. July 7.-Dun's Review
tomorrow, will say:
Competitive buying has abated ana
business moves under reduced momen-
tum, though with surprisingly little
shrinkase in its volume. This is the
period OF ali others when a decided halt
is TO be expected, as many plants or,
dinarily stop for needed repairs. and
inventories and vacations are calculated
TO bring comparative quiet in CONNER
cial channels Yet this year is an en-
ccption and much less than the custom
AIRY lull is now apparent. while indica-
lions forGShadow unusual ACTIVITY
throughout the summer. Instead OF
being HI low rbb. MS Is often the case
at this time, production Is maintained
close TO the recent maximum. and en-
forced shut-downs at manufacturing
works will. as a rule. be Of short du-
ration. Operations in numerous In
stances, however, continue hampcred
by the scarcity Of labor, Further price
recessious have occurred in the metal
markets, and In some other quarters:
Weekly bank clearings. S4,Ol5,O9l,56O
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
WHEAT PRICES
SHOWED STRENGTH
This Was Due Chiefly to Onweleome
Rains IN tho Eorthwest-Corn
OFF bnt Oats Gained

CHICAGO. July outstanding
that the bcarish nature OF the govern
ment crop report had been gencraslE
forcsecn wheat prices today sho~eu
the result chiefly Of unwol-
come rains in the northwest and 81
higher quotations nj Liverpool. Thc
close. although unsettled. Mas at Is 10
&c. Net advance with JUL $l.03 Z ana
September $1.o5 y @ LOG. Corn nnisnIu
!. siAc off IL a q &c. up and oats
gained ,sc to ssGp nc. In PROVISIONS.
the outcome varied FROM Sc decline to
q rise Of lie.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
WOOL.

BOSTON. July 1.-THE Commercial
Bulletin will say tomorrow:
,.,,,,aS,aS IN the mast week. During the
lew days in which business was trans
acted the turnover was Of fair propor,
lions. Prices are firm all around. but
there has been no nppreciable advance
either in wool, tops or yarns.
The goods market Is steady ana n"t
particularly active. In the west me
i,ation Is very strong. both in the TERRI
tories and bright wool sections.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
C[EAR|NC5 T4REE-QUARTERS Of A MILLION FOR
FRIDAY, AN INCREASE Of E|CHTY-F|VE PERCENT

Wheeling banking clearings for Fri
day reached next 10 the largest total
of the month OF July to date, sI2S.-
554.9S, compared with s$94.3l3.2S for
the same day in July a year ago. an
Increase of s354,2+1.7o, or S5.6 per-
cent.
For the month to date the total
clearings are $780, $685., compared
with s1.9T6O94.1S for the same period
last July. an increase Of $l.253,4 14.4l,
or &c percent, as given below in de-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08

I)-Transfer books close July Tor
cash dividend Of . per cent. payable
July 10.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08

Although there is in Barcelona,
Spain. a supply Of electricity avail.
able for charging electric trucks and
Passenger automobiles, such vehicles
are not to be seen there.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
WHEELING AND LAKE ERIE
WEEKEND EXCURSIONS
TO CLEVELAND.

200 round trip from Wheeling and Mar
tins Ferry every Saturday. returning
Monday. s1.15 round trip every Sunday
31.75 round trip TO Canton, going Sat,
urday, returning Sunday. 3l.bo rouno
trip every Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
| Open. High. Low. Close

Cash quotations: Whcat-No' > RED;
slO6i,: No. 5 red SLo3&; NO. : haru
and No. 3 hard nominal.
Corn-No. : yellow. So q SO a c; No
yellow, 1871 @fS&c; No. "hlte' q *
Oats-No. white. 3S2: fr%954c: stand
" Pork, $24.40W 25.4O; lard. slS.97; ribs.
sl332G 1892.
TOLEDO. O., July I.-Wheat--Cash
and Julv. S1.lGi.; September. SLICE.
Glover seed--Prime cash. $s.e2; Octo-
her 500: December, $50: Alslke'
prime cash. $3.50: August. S9.Th.
rimo,hy--Primc cash. s3.-0i Scpten-
Der. $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-07-08
WAR GROUP WEAKNESS
FEATURE OF MARKET
Otherwise tho List Was Fairly Firm.
Percops1ble Tightening In tho
Money Market.
(Harris. Winthrop & Co. to Fidelity In
YeStment Association

tHarriS. Winthrop & Co. to Fidelity In
yestment AssociationJ
SEW YORK, July Aside from the
list can be called fairly firm and TO
have behaved we'll. Money frightened
up perceptibly and was not easy 10
obtain for new loans. Renewal rates
were the highest for long time. There
Is nothing in the situation that is
known TO account for II, unless it is q
preparation for government bond is
sue. which is being talked OF as a re-
of the visit Of Secretary McAdoo hero
yesterday. At any rate. it can only be
temporary and has little or nothing to
do with the depression in the market
in our opinion.
H.\RRIs. WINTHROP & CO.
The Crucible Steel Company has hccn
given extension Of time to complete it's
foreign war order business. Under the
original contract. the time expired re-
granted in order 10 give the company
time TO finish the work. which consists
largely Of high explosive shells. Much
Of the capacity OF the Harrison plant
government work which it is expected
will be contracted for on a largo scale IN
carrying out the new preparedness ap-
propriationS
Toledo. St Louis & Western. fourth
week in June, increase. Sl0.It5: month
increase. $56l9o: from July LIST. in
crease. S9I0.56l.
Louisville L Nashville. fourth week
in June. Increase. S2i2.lI6: month OF
June. s$+335S: from July LIST. increase,
$S.6J4Q0+.
Grant Motor declared regular quar-
terly dividend Of Ia per cont. on the
preferred stock. payable August 10
stock Of record July Is. In n report
by the president, il is stated. the COM
pany shipped $50 cars in June. against
year. and orders on hand as Of June 30.
fer Immediate shipment call for about
1000 cars.
Our Pittsburgh correspondents wire
us as follows: II is officially denied
that Westinghouse. Air Brake is going
TO dismantle their munition plants.
They had some old machinery which
they moved. Their order for small
shells is now completed. and which
they still have orders for some large
shells that England cannot take care
Of
Commences: May. gross Increase. $5lS.-
Si6: net after taxes. decrease. s66,29S;
II months gross, increase, $".9S0,2l2;
net after taxes. increase. S226.Sa6.
Denver & Rio Cirande: May gross. in
crease, S2l0.439; net after taxes, in
crease. S205.i21: surplus after charges.
increase. $2i1.GyS: II months gross. in
crease. $e.S70.SSS: net after taxes. in
crease. S2.440.j59; surplus after charges,
increase, s2.26S.+45.
Texas & Pacific. fourth week in June,
increase. $4,000; month, increase. $93,-
54S; from July /. increase, 81 lag, 1Ie.
Western Pacific report To Interstate
Commerce Commission: May gross. in
crease, Sli6.TGU: net aftci taxes. in
crease, $6S,S65: Ii months gross. in
crease. $l.700.55S; ret after taxes. in
crease. S1.545.294.
L. S. Rubber Company declared reg
uar quarterly dividends OF per cent.
on first preferred and ~ per cent. on
second preferred. both payable July 81
TO stock of record July IS.