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CUSTOMS DECISIONS.

-. '-a.o market value Of uloha.r dress
sr- ri ur'" from Nsyu!arn q AIeHatder
- I~.''"'i ErsIari, aud entered AZ ms
'or' . advanced M = reapprsisemen, decision
~. ..o. N..'.rlav hv judge Brown OF
- p. ,-f.fi '.'rI states Genera! APP raIs"r,
Y '...r! A""rlls"r writes: 80 men mo
- -'trlr-..,. -. type 80, entered al H''i.
'tyt ..I 80 Tod per yard Discount III
~ .."' Ni making W. and shooes
r. ~ Hand r'id rcd Yesterday two re
wv '.'' ~.l'rE. or -" fore IN n,srNet
rsl,.- .' ura''tl ra-- impor'ei from shaNs
~ ,'', 't''r'd a','t:s F.n~ As 70
.ls. .u' .r.. tom Layer 4 Co 'h- ueners.
"s' ,.'.",. - = &C., iuc-d 20 ~. N"Slc.n
,1'ar, u'r ',. r" '"o' 80 rarEins IN
r.,.- u. Not . ven. JUICE VI CleIland Writes.
=. .n trpt' - sGusr@ feet, 4 d TS and
'" ,'--.s al nc each. r-appraised al 3
-, O.. collars '"r squat foot And various
ni.- .l.- m..lr 80 'ho above, all roam
-r1 ... at Nissan do.,ar- per square foot.
-. extra
:, Toni. au advarru- "" market values
~ 900. Ace rmuurtr. from t,"orIa Nytfni
! r.'m.'r. Of No'tishtm, E]nfland Jpise
,-'tr.. % 'Nl advanced 20 'F.l Ter Ern.s
~ .. ITO entered Al sd advanced 10
-. ier .ro-,. 80 - alto. entered NJ
:. rl,an,-i 10 = 7i.i. pee gross. Dis.
"ofr. Irr cent am II. rer cent Add
,t5n. H-.rs. B.. los frel-ht to steamer
foIss l"N Wraur"rs include
r v sheldon 4 Co Of CHICAGO lost before
~ hoard Yesterday n an issue involving the
e.ss'.r o. clerical error JUu-" Howell
-r.'.. 30 flfs ,crI.,ou that although IL was
r'4d.y a-c-r,4uahIe from the papers which
-s-. nafrre The customs appraiser ana inc
co.. tor '>At a manifest clerical error Was
rlUs 80 fl- entry Of certain "tnfy crystals,
vN.'A error resulted N an oN"rNaIuhtion OF
~ uHr,hindl~ the General Appraisers must
no. mat. A. there Mas no question ni hiut-
'o'1' tutcs involved and the Law provides IN
rar4.rtnl . s,.f.oi o.. act Of '3i3 that duty
-. r.f FL. t-.p--r. U'yu 40 amount los
~. 49, entered value. thu board Is without
sn'...'g 20 correct ~" error
T.. t..ss phIfr uak lumicr AS prouerIy
80. toI Nv the customs officials a. cabinet
-. N.fa O.', al Tho rat" of e. per cent al
sturu amber gira-r4ph ~, tirlh act OF
lr-gu .t.,r pu-a-raph ~. Of the tarln act
a. 4..urI. ~ 20 a aroI SION bv the General
- ..r- usr-r.In. protests OF '"nr=" :
w.. ) e.. 4.1 Nii~u 4 Go 81 Portland
o. J4.-o N,' .,..tud "a oI'grullu- the nm
: .r's.s ...a.- lul q lover duty holds thi'
- 'os' r.I.N uy,rVh einIu-lS su-tdius tho
r ..-- ,.sutDiuou Alt"-otIrr thirteen
y 500 Nrrs cAllrd ana eKdm.Ird az TO
w. llr4'"s- WhItc oak /. a cabinet
-. IIr ,rHertI Apt raiser writes that no
f.e.' . H.n- raised A. to N" condition nf
go vowed the board must assume that
~ ,.' 90 be- d rth.r'' wood n Is AT "thlu"'
r ~'-'c Company succeeded IN harInr
y ... .H.,. ia, aH'y on certain imported
'., merchandise at IssGc "a- taxed
. r '.t .t', Of - i"r cent '' -
rr, trh : tfrlf at of 1918.
' \ .HH'-'.- uud that the m"r
.. 'H, -tmr character and similar
" '. d respects 10 til" '"i0rs held to
..... .. .tr rate Of : ior cent Hi
. rar,- .tru 60 ui ia" present
!"' '.-..t.F decisions .,uNi ana t''''
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
CROKER. WHEELER COMPANY

Nmpero, =. J, Feb. 2. 1915
The Board 81 Directors has ,his a.,
an extra dividend ~ . per cer,
m the common stock, paynhl. March
10 stockholders ~ record of February II
h. Lang. SECRETARY
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UNITED CIGAR SHORES CO,fPAN
or AMERICA

r"suler cu.rt"T'" dividend % - . IA
,hts day been declared upon Zach share =
IN" Preferr~d Stock itsucd ar. ou..'and,nr
payable March lS'h. 1915. 80 s.ockhoIde~
ssth. 1919
Tho -ock Spoks ~ no., he cIo.~d
GEORGE WATTLEY. Treasurer
Dated. February eth. 1919.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

bingham and Atlantic has ordered l,"oo
tons from tho Tennessee Company. The
chicago and Northwestern is IN the
market for 5000 frcigh cars and 90
locomotives.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
THE ADAMS vxrRr.- coupa~

No 81 Rroeivay \cw iurk F,tru5rya "a.
The Transfer Roohs ~ 'h's tomp.ny "
b closed from 8 plr'"gk H rrhrus-
eth to ne morning ~ March T.. lals
ALE = SPFNCEE T-A,su-r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
REORGANIZATION OF
The Wabash Pittsburgh Terminal Railway Company
10 Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit representing
First Mortgage Bonds and Second Mortgage Bonds:

II hoIders OF erhhcates Of Deposit representing
First Mortgage Bonds and Second Mortgage Bonds:
The first instalment OF the amounts payable under the Plan
and Agreement of Reorganization dated June 20. 1915. as amended
paid in respect Of a majority of the outstanding First Mortgage
Bonds and "a number Of Second Mortgage Bonds, and "a written
agreement having been executed and delivered for the sale to the
Reorganization Committee of the notes of the Terminal Com
pany secured and accompanied by the Consolidated Mortgage
Bonds and shares of stock of Pittsburgh Terminal Railroad and
AS AMENDED AND MoDirifEp' TO Be oPERHTivE.
The times for the payment of the second and third instruments
Bond expire p%" respectively ts sestGs 9E i i. isis'e and III TsbMRGU5ixERsyYs
Holders of certificates of deposit for Second Mortgage Bonds
heretofore deposited must make payment Of the second instalment
Of 500 IN respect Of each $1,000 Second Mortgage Bond on or
in respect Of each $1,000 Second Mortgage Oh sWc" Bond %% ''" on or 81 before
In order to permit holders of certificates of deposit who are
now in default in their payment, under the Plan and Agreement
Mortgage. Bonds and Second Mortgage Bonds. to Participate in
deposits urtI the close Of business ON TEBRuA Tss IT, ISIS, but u
only IN each case upon tho payment Of tho additional sum Of IS
In case more than the amount required under the Plan is
provided by depostor, the Committee reserves the right TO return
any portion of the payments hereafter made under the Plan and
imposed by holders Of certificates of deposit for Second Mortgage
Bonds now in default and by future depositors of Second Mortgage
Bonds, and correspondingy reduce the new securities deliverable
upon the consummauon Of the Plan in respect OF Second Mortgage
Bonds represented by such certificates Of deposit.
CrNAH Al pa paymr n must BE msdS i" current gr NeU York funds to
50 Wall Street, New York City, and certificates of deposit must
he presented at the time OF payment of all instruments for appropriate
notation thereon.
Dated. New York. January IS. 1916.
= \; %AL iAs64 Chairman SlAREN9E L. HARPER;
HARRY BRoNNER: RICHARD sUrRo.
JAMES c; CHAPLIN. MEICS 4: WHAPLES,
HALEY FlSkE, ASA S. WING,
Reorganization Committee.
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Capitalization 900.

l. vas reported IN tho financial dis
.-s' ths, a total OF $3.50, 100000 stock. or
0oO. 600 thareS, with a par value of
go. would result. but the arrangements
,muletsd aud announced yesterday call
.r = total II 500. 600, 600 stock, or
ouu 600 shares. The new financing
cans that the outstanding c~apitaliza-
..o. ~ the M.dvalc company will be in
.-o4,,a from $4,000 900 TO 500, o0o. 00o.
TIE annual 3 per cent. interest on
no new issue Of $4,000. 900 bonds will
he 50 500. 600. In the financial district
'es.erday attention was drawn to the
f,rt that Cambria earnings for 1918
gro ,G,4O0.OOO and that the average
~. i.gs Of the concern for tho last tve
wears have been approximately 81
"ur 600.
~ Purchasing control OF the Cambria
@'cel Company the Midvale Steel and
n-iuaucc Company has added almost
,aN. Dun. 600 to It's working capital. AS the
,,s' report of tho Cambria cDnpany
bowed current assets OF sl9.JtH,40l
vr'h current liabilities Of only S2,9Si,0t:.
Tho Cambria Steel company has re-
.,t rs expended "A large sum of money
r new construction and officers of the
1upa'y nave said that the earning
arar.iy Of the plants has thereby been
increased.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

r. issue Of s25.o0o.o ZOO stock 20
shareholders OF the Midvsle company
~ already been under~ritten.
M.d,dle rights on the curb yester-
las went 20 -. After tho announce
wei; Of tho new financing they dropped
n A low Of -. The last quotation
va
r. rights were dealt I'm at a COM
n -a''veiy high price because II was eN-
n.''ed that the capitalization of the
orranv would be increased TO $3.50
..H .nH n such action had been taken
~ N.INll" shareholder would have had
~ ~'gI' 80 buy ono share OF the new
stock for every share he owned. Under
~ p.tu announced the shareholder has
~ r'gN' 20 buy only one share Of stock
for over, 'hre- shares he now holds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

Avlilah'c gold .......... "a. .a 90
AVlll,ilr silver +, ,s.
.l.''h S't'"s lnte no .G3
,rrN,fNr i"'Is .... '1''!.-
subsidiary silver. mIuor coin a.
SILVER bul.0u s~n.n,
| nCliss.hrd UuDsuit--i utrTeiy pl.ri
Deuo.#'- IA bank and liulituin.
nr"n,4rN r..S.o
banks ... c- SIS ,e
Dsdu'f current liitlltas 'a h., O
Net balance in general iund II ~ Z
RESERVE FL Nj
Goa coin and bullion 3r2HN'.a
TRl ST FIND
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10
ktNNECo1T COPPER CORPORATION
IN h-osfp ~ Nv York. fohruar,
MAInENn NJ

~" l'Fhs f''f4tF' ?, |''
UNIDt<D No. T.
me Foar7 of Directors OF ttr E.nu,rOtt Ior
I"r tOrpori atom has 'lis day dol .-sd r. "A.
dend OF One Dollar 81 "N Ter share for tho
quarter c''ins March 80. 1910 payable NJ ara
~. .'9lt. 10 stockholders Of recurl ~ the clos.
Of business AZ 2p NJ. Marc 10. 'r. T-,n.,c,
books will close al , y " M1rch To- '.a
ans reopen March N 1915. at 20 "
kENNEcovT COPPER CORPORATION
By L. r I'IRICU S.rre,.-x
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DAILY TREASURY STATEMENT.

WASHING TON. Feb . The ~t.,.n.r, n,
Ia" receipts and disbursement. of IN. Tea
Ury show.
Tits month. Fiscal wear
h"rlNs ...,.... s1.G~ ~ So u -
''>''' >"hFeh'' '.... l''riib ~. 1G.;tI
surplus. ....... $40 II, D.t, a. so-
N-"' lfs from customs TO ,tsy were sis.a,.
internal revenue. ordinary $50 az. iu.on.
tax -" a.. Uis,ellaueou. So 80.
Natlonal hank notes rec,Ivci for r.d.rr.
ton. S,?,sIM "'
The current statement of tie Finite S,a,..
Trc1sUrcr f0r February = show
tENFRAI rITND
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

Hallroads have placed small supple
m"utarN "rdrrs for rail- with the mills
IN the last "rrh. Including l.u00 tons
for III" Chicago Great Western Loo
tons for the Detroit Terminal and l.oOO
tons for the Green Bay aud Western 70
he rolled at Chicago. Tho Atlanta, Rir.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

TIA" NHui'o"ur SliphulIdlms aud pry
l'prt '%"upnuN VIII build SIX eiius for
N~"r""gihu Interests. u is understood
that twenty eight hoats are now under
contract with Eastern and lake shin.
yards for service ou III" Baltic Sca.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-02-10

m" demand tor motive power from
Vine railroads ~ assuming much larger
proportions than seemed likely u week
ago. ON" railroad company Of the
Northwest IA" Chicago and Northwest
"r. b M the market for 100 Kim
wIh.rg $50 locomotives now ulidcr neg D.
ia'Nuu sine" January contracts hny,
h""u placed fpr "Hl locomotives. uclud.
.rC 81 SIu1ll 'ug,u"s tor port
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-15
gen. STRONG To
HEADAEROCLUB,
new PRESIDENT


Brig.-Gen. Frederick S. Strong. new
commander Of the Hawaiian Depart-
ment, Z. S, army, was elected presi-
dent of the Aero Club Of Hawaii al a
meeting of the board Of governors at
army Headquarters yesterday.
The retirement OF Gen. Robert X.
Evans, one of the founders of the
young organization and its president.
neeessitated the election of a success
sor and Gen. Strong was the unani-
nous choice of the governors. He had
been elected TO the board of govern
ors short time ago. IT.
NIce-President Forbes presided al
the meeting Of the governors vaster.
day. Gen. Strong proved himself lust
as enthusiastic supporter of ayia-
ton n~Hawaii and of the clubs aatiyi.
Ties as Gen. Evans, when, in a brief
emphatic talk after his election. he
declared himself in hearty sympathy
with the past action and plans for the
future OF the aero club. Another new
governor Capt. George r. Clark. com.
Inanaant at the Naval Station. Pearl
Haroor, was also present and made a
talk showing his interest and entbn.
siasm Iii. III. ~. Il =. - -, ; - :. :
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-15

t'orthe special entertainment Of the
passengers and officers Of the .fireat
Northern there will be an added mus
cal feature this evening at tfeipiat.
Tavern. on the beach. at Waikiki
Dude Millcr's Hui. NaIu Glca
hlub'. the local BOYS who recently set
Broadway raving about their Hawaiian
music in the big musical. comedy uii
OF the season. stop, Look and Listen. :
VIII also furnish dancing music with
the regular orchestra this evening.
This will be quite treat for every.
body and their appearance here
Should makea bigger hit than il did
n little Old New York. Miss. Jewe.
Estes viii also star a.. usual with her
delightful SONGS. ald.palIads-
IN exceptionally fine menu will 81
serEed and reservation should lie mace
early. Local society and arny AMI
navy folk are also most cordially, IN.
vited TO attend and bring their friends.
ADV. - -. ..-...
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-15
KALAKAUA DAY
TOBE OBSERVED
FOR FIRST TINE
Morning Reception. Appearance
T. of Pau Riders and Dance at
Night Make Up Program

4 IN honor of the kalakaua dynasty
/ which THIed over the Hawaiian ISL
4 aH1s for -. years. Honolulu VIII yeie-
IbEate l,-I0rryW, and the any viii be
Tf.lIcI with many pleasant features
/ .-aTh~ biz affair Of the diE. viii occur
il.th| evening W Arn the reception and
I bal at.lle arm0ry Will be held. Be
/ cause Of the illness Of Queen LiIiuo-
( ka ami She Viii not be able to attend,
/ hut in her place Prnce-aHd Princess
Eka ianiauaole and Princess kawanana-
I lca will receive the guests After
Fthc reception three OrGheStras Will
furnish music for the dancing and a
gala time is anticipated. a Iarge
number of Invitations have been is
sued and u be sure that no enc was
overlooked Princess KaWananakoa,
chairman OF the invitation committee,
wishes all who have not received inyi-
tations TO 60 to the Promotion Com
mtttee rooms on Bishop street.
The festivities of the day will be.
Sin in the morning when Z pau
riders viii ga,:.ar at the Princess Auto
stand on King street End from there,
headed by Princess Theresa Wilcox.
president and wife Of the first dele
gate 10 congress. and Mrs. J. Fern.
YiceI}resident. will march up King
street to Aala park From there the
march will return. on King and up Fort
to Hotel, then Bishop, King and UP
Richards TO the residence of Queen
Liliuokaiani. Where a short call will
be made. From the queens residence
the riders viii follow Beretanfa street
70 PENSACOLA street to the home of
Princess kaWanana koa. whore a recep- 4
ton will be held from 9 to u in the
morning. Here a short speech will be
made by member Of the riders. In
the evening the spa.u riders will at
tend the ball IN Lull costume of roval
purple with leis around their necks
and a golden band on which is the
word kaohelelani," the name of Il des-
cendaDt Of the. royal house of Eeoua.
ire father of the Kamehamehas.
Ile reception Of Princess HAVANA !
nakoa is for Hawaii&ns only and there.
lore. no one else will be permitted in.
SIDE the grounds unless they have a |
special invitation. ...>s.:
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-15
nMaTnoNe PRIVATE DESERTS

PVT James S. Masters, 1st Company,
Fort Armstrong. is listed as a deserter
from that post, having left on Novem-
Der 2. Masters was born in St Louis.
Mo. and is about % years of age He
has light brown eyes. dark brown
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-15

DANCING

Lesson and learn your faults from
Madame Lester, l. O. o. f., Hall.
phone 1l62, or The Romagoy, 1878.
Office hours: 3 a. m. to p M,
J O. o. F. Hall
children ss@commrnCuts SItu
das, NoY 18th. 10 a. IN,
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-11-15

Since January l there were Is
homiCides in New York.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-07
The Weeks Review of
Mogollon Activities

Tho w,ck. review of tho MosoIluu
district In the current Mining World
.s Js follow
M'tk uu IA" Good luck group vas
recently resumed uN tuc owner
Mcsai. l.Hudorha.h and Thuri.un \
2ju-it. yrus-put tInucl encountered
the contact ut dop.h ct 500 IT, aud 30
.t understood ia. showing b. ,cry sat-
IsitDtpry. Tn, location ui ia" group
Be- such l- Co slice it % promising tuturc
being bounded ON the north and c1st
Jog the Confidence. fast thuu,o ana
l.cadWuud proper Isl, uu which ur" a
continuous series uI ore phuunola lor
about Wi'cs In leusth These col
l%,ciiv"ly have produced several mil
lion dollars. The cold Dust group
lies Just south OF 30 and while tbs
latter Dr. ouc Of ia" newer properties
Ii l- N,ll Thought or
During ,ir.t half or August the
Mog"liou Mines co. treated -ul3 % %
of ore producing 1000 l1-. ui sut Z
and -lj.,r bullion ANA several tons
,f .,u,,utrate-. Tho FIRST section ct
failing. ilunc has beer completed aud
b. now boo uumml ssiuu.
tn" oaks Company miled ore from
both 'h, Envrl, and Cllnon mines the
pasf Wrct
flutdtipu experiments conducted hl
one nf the local mills indicates thai
ia, ores from ia, uortn,Iu end of
the district VIII yield a nigh cNtrao-
ton. Nhotbcg co. not the balance 81
the camp WIl u. helped by this ueth-
od ma, not yet been determined care
tul tests az, hciul made under Nitri-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-07

The Markets
\cw No,L t>,Ita.ec.

New YORK.. sept Liquidation ui
weak bun accounts occurred BOO fl,
tu-t hour when the selling 81 marine
Ecll,-spTlustt,id ana othci spc t'-
ties clusrd general rc,cssious. There
wus me notable reception however
Reading running Duuutcr To- the 'u-
ia, ijs, on Its steady ri-. O." ln"is.
the highest quotation u months
tulou Pacific. the coalcIs Iua tho
more prominent trunk lines wcr, one
To- two point. higher \ f'Ncrish' uu-
.Drrtou' prevailed NJ u'o onds were
stctd, except for weakness 90 i;uHi,
Island ~dcbouuures.
Prince. became moro stable Iu tn"
carly afternoon uu 70 reduced Nuiuuu
ut nu~i'Hs- Reading continued O."
climb AIi .pc. .ditlo. lu the oh. pap't
ud fertilizer group, were take" uT at
tain of 9 Co. points.
tuUr,r, Pacific Mail Jud Tshn,u1
product featured the later deaiiur- at
ain q % O., p,ibis VIII. 20 new !, ut1
tor inspiration The closiur vas ~
regular,
uNc-tWout ISSUES worc under mod
crate pressure" 'pdlf while th, mot
it aud numerous MINOR spo. laiitc-
.Ic,i>tor'd gains of = To- o. points.
.Df &uI,.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-07
,hicaan Board oi Trade.

Chicago sept t-Ecports that
Greece had Joined the Anplo-FronO'
allies qua wheat under SELLING pros-ur.
today and caused weakening of prI-
cess ppouiup quotations here Win a
ranged FROM I TO ia lower with De
.,,uN'r at Sl.t" 60 Si.53 ana MAY az
.Ai,I4 to- Siji followed by a suu-
stuutial further decline. Corn wcakcu-
cd with wheat. After opening uuchaup.
ed Zoo cents lower, the market uE-
dorVcut % moderate additional syt-
haUk.
oats sympathizcd with the l,prc-.
sion an other cereals.
selling 10y packers carried proti-
-iuus duwIgrad,
tn close was unsettled at CSC de.
Der at $3.50. ana IIay at 81 3d..
The close a. unsettled at Sc de
cline To- a like advance AS compared
Hith Yesterday finish.
Close
Wheat, Dec. $l.53a May sl.5i.
corn, be-, 55l., May -
oats, Dec. 1850. May 52~,.
rurN. oct. S2,.Uo, Jan. S2i.,5
Lard, Dct Slit2, Jan 1io0
t;lns oct Sii21, jar. 1910.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-07
Elfego Baca Working
for E1ubbell's Defeat

Magdalen1 4. Scp' 7-EliHgH
Raca 81 Albuquerque, former dlS'r.,.
attorney eft this OIL trict. has spouf the
past few days among Friends aud r,..
ativcs 100 MaEda',ta ana Kelly Nurk-
iuE Sou 'hr defeat OF Frank A. IIH-
bell for United -''tos senator.
Socorro ,ouu les SAGA s'TOuE-
hold. lie ha. ,.'ousiycSfamiN COTE
ncctions ,p this county and formerly
was one of the poe. zeal leaders uf Iu.
section. IlC stu. retaiu9 To- strour fol-.
lowing ~ Susort. county.
The two prcC..... iu Mugddlcua .HI
Kelly. Bon which '.o1 has been WORKS.
ing since hp came 'o the country ".l
have , registrar. 81 approximately
100 votes .u f.. approaching cleo
ton
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-09-07
Ricketts, Livestock
Letter

Kansas ,ity Stoc, Yards. sent. g.
I'n.ltti.d conditions mad, "a slumpy
,lj.., market auot Wodut.da. last
Nsot slI,-mcn who had mo- cattle
Yurr W,dno-du, called TN, market
today tr'dt Goo lower while those
who had cattle here Thursda, aud
irIIlt called tuda, market strong
Iu l.c uIsher moro boz some ct-cS.
Receipts wen" 6.aun head. % ,-fpurth
t normal september Monday suppl. .
and onc-half as many as were rN-
p,.t,d hut 10 liberal supply i4 looked
ur 't.,r Jon the week Stockofs and
ie.I,i. .nid luc To- -a, higher.
E,.f cattle NDhody tI-Nvi ur.
~ m, cattle r"r tud.i> market al
thuu'h 'a things prc NOW shaped tho
.I't,u dollar quotation is effective
ou tNr Ii-ht Kind. Giuss steers got
feeder petition up to Stsu today.
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Denver Sept. --catue-Ho.cipt
22Uo market weak. shade lower Beet
steers $1,000 500, COW a,ad hoii'rs.
3, oUN 100. stockera ana feeder
g.. UUu ,.lu. calves s, Uru Ioi "a
Hogs-Recclpts 1000. market o..
higher Top 5000, bulk .o.iytrio %
go.
sheep Receipts. 5000, market
steady. Lambs SH50U o. 90, owe
g. .,U0G.75.
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Denver Ii,c>to h,

Denver. Sept Co., 'attlc-Hcacipts,
1000. market steady. Beef steers
SO u 10 500. COW and hcifrrH s. 600
SIS. stugkcrs and feeders n"
400. ooiyoa. $500 "a lost.
HuIs Receipts, 1000 market 10.
higher Top, Slu.,u, bulk 5000"
10 go.
~hscu-Hccclpis. 500. market
steady Lambs $500 '.ijs owcs s. 100
HG.,5.
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from the disparity of the proper.
donate rate between the British cur
roucN pounds and be- American
currency t|dollarsj 100 paying the
price OF the British %cNch"uucr notes
100 American specie which difference -
Go bc borne uy The British government
tccordiue 90 thc agreement.
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~IiNrI1lnnI lnIinn.

Liverpool. Sop. COTTON spool.
easier. good m.dan SeG1 mlja.re
Spi>. low m,iI'ing. SIS. Sales
s. 0OO bales.
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Labor Now Gaining Its Rightful Position

the government and
this
appear marked degree
participated by the Pres
Indeed se
signalling the labor movement
respectful attention
Amer
policy
At
all
furthermore interesting to note
Labos being heard in the ad
divisions
in
delivered last Sunday by Grant
Colorado
itself with this law be-
industrial ills 1t
Hamilton those held
representative the
industrial law
Colorado study it
NOR and poeniahies
a of these mpor-
There is much for
thought in eacho al