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held recently at Talent by the Farm
ers' Club of that place. He stated
that the meeting left the impression
that they were ready for irrigation
and were now willing to go ahead
with the plans for getting the same.
President Smith stated that he had
been requested by the CIVIC improve
ment Club to cooperate in arrang-
ing for the Home Product Week in
Ashland. He stated that he had ap-
pointed the following committee who
had already been at work and ar
rangements were being made for the
displaying and purchasing of western
made products. Committee were, L.
s. Brown, Homer Elhart and L. D.
Mowat.
Mr.. Smith stated that he had talk
ed with Mr.. Dobbins, of the Hotel
Oregon, regarding the matter OF an
opening for the new hotel, and ap-
pointed the following committee to
act with the hotel authorities on the
matter, F. F. Whittle, w. E. New
combe and Clark Bush.
Mr.. Greer was called upon by Pres
ident Smith to address the meeting
on the recent standing of the springs
project, and his talk was very well
received and showed matters to be
in very satisfactory condition. He
stated that it was the intention, just
as soon as the plant was completed,
to make slides of the plant in every
particular, quoting prices, ETC., of
every part, and to call meeting of
the citizens to explain and make full
report. He stated that he was sure
they could do away with any sus-
picion current now, or belief that
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06
Obituary.

Mrs. Mary Jacobs was born in
Chautauqua county, New York, Octo-
ber 80, 1881. She passed away in
the early morning of Sabbath, April
3, at the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Eugene Walrad. (.
Mrs. Jacobs crossed the plains to
California in 1856 and came to Ore
gon in 1859, and has lived in SOUTH
ern Oregon since that date. She was
one of those actively engaged in the
raising of money and the promoting
and building of the Presbyterian
church, was a member of it, and an
active Christian worker for many
years. Afterward business took her
husband down the valley, and so she
removed her membership to the Bap-
tist church at Central Point; and
though living in recent years in Ash
land again, her membership remained
in that church.
She is survived by son, Farancis
Smith, and a daughter, Mrs. Walrad,
and by four step-children-Newton
Jacobs, Riverside, CAL; Lee Jacobs,
Medford, Ore.; John Jacobs, Central
Point, and Mrs. Mary La Ponte, Cen
trail Point.
Funeral services held in Presby-
terian church Tuesday afternoon at
2 o'clock. Rev. A. R. Blackstone of
the Baptist church preached the ser
mon. Rev. II. A. Carnahan, pastor,
read the obituary notice, Scriptures,
and offered prayer. Music was fur
nished by a quartet from the choir,
with Mrs. Parson at the organ.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

the proposition could have been in
stalled for $4,000, as has been
stated.
A committee was appointed to CO.
operate with the Springs commission
in calling and arranging the details
of the meeting.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

The council passed the buck up
to the mayor on the roller skating or
dinance and the mayor took advan-
tage of the two weeks given him by
the city charter to study over the
proposition. He says: Il expect in
the meantime my telephone will work
overtime" The roller skating prob
lem presents many angles which had
the entire council at loss.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

Mayor Johnson entertained reIa-
tives from out of town and did not
arrive to take the chair at council
Tuesday until along toward $3.50.
When he did come he brought his
visitors with him, they being inter
ested visitors during the meeting.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

The bill for electric current pur-
chased at wholesale from the Cali
fornia-O Oregon company during the
month of March amounted to $9S7.24
or this $500, the minimum for light
ing current and $2S724 for heating
current.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

C. B. Lamkin will soon have earn
ed the title of loyal citizen" He
is one of the best attendants at coun-
Gil of the citizenery. The public
seems inclined to trust to the honesty
of the councilmen and prefers the
theatre for amusement unless promise
of war of words looms. A larger
attendance at council would result
in a more thorough knowledge of the
real conditions surrounding city ques-
tions and more intelligent street.
corner discussion. With the present
council in, the public can always be
assured of a thorough airing of all
six land sometimes seven) sides of
every important question. Which
would be a good thing if it did not.
keep the reporters up until midnight.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

Some citizen wanted IL porch
lights at the low rate offered by the
city, causing the electrical depart
ment to put a limit of one per resi-
dence on the porch lights. Mayor
Johnson suggested that the IL light
man must have wanted to take the
sides out of his house and let the
porch lights illuminate it.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06
Sidelights on
!. Y "a. ~ Official DOings

According to the report of Sexton
Walrad there has been twelve bur-
ials in Ashland cemetery, nine in
Mountain View and three in Harga-
dine during the past quarter.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

The recorders usually orderly file
wherein he stores the various docu-
ments necessary for the council meet
ing, must have fell overheard Tues
day as they were mixed terribly.
Requisitions and reports were mixed
indiscriminately and all evening kept
bobbing up in the wrong place.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

The Ladies Auxiliary Club was
granted free water and light by the
city council until January 1, 1917,
provided, however, that the light and
water was for their use alone.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

Councilmen Banta and Ashcraft ad-
vocate building skating floors on the
school grounds as remedy for the
ills resulting from the children skat-
ing on the sidewalks.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06
Classified Advertisements
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR SALE-Good COW, heavy mixer,
test per cent; also cabbage and
cauliflower plants. Phone 452-R,
1872 Granite street. 91-2t*
FOR SALE-Fine blooming pansy
plants, 40c dozen; also some dahlia
roots, 10c each. 303 Oak street.
91-2t*
FOR SALE-10x12 tent, IS. Inquire
462 b street. 91-4t*
CHAIR DOCTOR-R. II. Stanley, ex-
pert furniture repairer and up
holsterer. Carpets beat, relaid and
repaired, bedsprings restretched,
chairs wired, rubber tires for baby
buggies, window cleaning, house
cleaning, and furniture packing
done expertly. Call at 3S6 A
street or phone 403-R. 91-tf
FOR SALE-Dowden spud planter,
good as new, Also spud digger.
Big bargains. 115 Granite street.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

We came close to naming this
column "Porchlights On Official do
ings."
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

The high school students are TAX
ing a peculiar interest in the porch
light matter. Wonder why?
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

The material for the 40 new street
lights which are to be installed, has
been shipped and Is on the way.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

Free porch lights mean a brilliant
city. Let there be light"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

The city hall roof has received a
coat of waterproof paint.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

The porch lights will raise Cain
with the young folks, but, then, a
switch on the outside will help some.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

WANTED-A solicitor, lady or gem
tleman. Address postoffiee Box
1874, Ashland. sl-3t'
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1916-04-06

We have them athe famous Varsity Fifty Five suits
many variations The new Sport Coat with pinch back
You'll share enthusiasm this splendid showing
ready to fit you in way that will give both the utmos
pleasure Come soon and see these clothes.
The sun., 1916-09-01
MINING NEWS.

BOSTON h MONTANA DEVELOPMENT
W. ipin"nt> " ar" from French Uulrh prop.
'f'i '" Anaconda %s"oitcf, averaging from sl1
'" s- q ton, nic reported going forward at
rn," 81 'o,,y Tons a day, Company estimate.
pr"ht On 'his ore az At least 10 n ton. and
expects shortly 10 treble shipments, making net
dai's rtchts si."U0 or ;i.jvo.
CRYSTAL MINING ,O-\nnouuccs thst
r"''Ht shipments mr." Of riri, ore and that indi.
,ati"iis point To cAtrll"nt 1916 carnirls.
BUTTE & srpERIoR COPPER CO.--pc.
c."i"i .Ntr" dividend of s. u share IN addition
tn quarterly OF 81 Is, both ,ayahl. sept ~ 10
stock OF record Scpt. IL. The 81. 70 disbursement
j. nm Increase of 7tr. over last regular diyi-
dend and places stock upon annual basis VI s..
CHINO .COrrER CO.-Dcclarrd extra divl.
doni "f 81 In addition to quarterly Of 81. %.
Sept. Is.
NEVADA CoNsOr. COPPER co.-pec,sred
extra dividend VI DOE. u share IN addition to
quarterly OF same amount, 10th pay ahle sept.
70 to stock Of record " sept. IL. Last dis
hutscrcnt was 37isc. regular and J7isc. extra.
ONO COPPER MINING Co.-rropcrty re-.
rort.l botisht at shcrln's sale for $50. 49, bv
r. ~ sykes, who Is supposed to represent
ncndhUldrrs.
RAY CONsoI.s. COPPER CO.-Dcclar~d
'Nttn dividend ,f &c. In addition TO quarterly
81 - both payable Sept. 10 to stock Of record
sept. Is.
ST. MARy's MINERAL LAND Co.-rayment
total distribution 10 stockholders In 10 years
cash mud S.ss in stock disiributions FROM
treasury holdings IN Hancock, North Lake and
FRANKLIN mining companies.
UTAH COPPER Declared extra divi.
ot III" amount, 10th payable s,pt 20 to STOCK
Of record sept. Is.
The sun., 1916-09-01
INDUSTRIAL NEWS.

AMERICAN CyANAMID Co.-Nct sale. year
ended June -, s., Ni;s as cost Of sales. si.is7..
scS3;oo5 depreciation reserve. 500. 90: net
rroht. 1851. lis; misccl. earnings. SIS, ia; net
front for year. s576, 3i.
DETROIT BATTERY Co.-Ncw factory Of
with machinery.
DUANE CHAIR Co.-Announccd that com.
pany will rebuild after 500. ooO nre loss.
EMERSON Observation-Disclosures produo-
Won 81 .j.Ec Toe, and .Jc. disc records a day.
sales cxccci output : to . times. aud indica.
lions are said To favor \ record fall season.
FORT WORTH ELEVATOR O.-Announccd
that COMPANY will erect additional grain ele.
Tex.
GRAHAM ROLLER BEARING CO.-An in.
crease In capital stock from SIS. oeo To- 500. no
il annonh,,S. About half will Ia offered to
public at $40 par value.
HUGHES ELECTRIC HEATING q. An
noun'sd that a S5Du fact"ry will he ron
strncted AT Chicago. building will have about
5000 81. n. of floor spac, and house 80 al.
ditional employees.
, INTERNAL. NICKEL Co.-Prcduction for
Aug triottri a. 7,1D.No lbs, or l,5U.pN lbs.
more than In any preceding month. Prior tn
wst company was producing about 3.NN. 80 lbs.
y month 50 that ut Aug rate of production
output has been more than doubled. Company
has acquired land at Port tolhorne. on Lake
Erie, wh"r" II intends to construct q refinery
that will supply all nickel needs VI the British
Empire.
INTERNAL SALT CO --pcci.red 10 di,,.
last quarter. Books close Sept. Is and reopen
.5,o.a SIT. -.
:. q. 60. KY.-D~c!areI extra dividend Of
II u share In addition To quarterly OF 81, pay
atle Oct. :. Bo.ks close Sept. Is and reopen
Oct. 3.
STrTZ MOTOR M co Initial quarterly
lvil'nd announced AS Sl:5 a SHARE. payable
NI4 = ulfanh 40 a. anAn.aI "a ANN IN
The sun., 1916-09-01
B UTILITY NEWS.

BLACKSTONE VALLEY GAS & ELECTRIC
July gross $~l5i.6,n. Inc. sl,510: net t5. les,
sl,N-s Twelve mouths sros. q 1871, I.4,' Inc.
s,p.s,l surplus after charges $Ass. sly. Inc.
slli, 'G5.
GREAT WESTERN POWER buiid new
power plant To add $500 kilo~atts =" present
capacity. and viii also construct l.D. III volt
transmission line. Plant viii Ia located on
north fork ~ Feather River, opposite smith
Point. Work viii In, commenced This year and
new power Will l.. available latter part OF
l"ls. Improvements involve expenditure ~
about 81 .uoJ.Hp but ~ company has s., CO. 90
IL bank Il" new hnanclns wall lie necessary.
MISSISSIPPI RIVER rowER-Juiy gross
Twelve months rros. 81, sso, sss. Inc. So. .o6 net
/, d',2lj, Inc, ss0, ts+: surplus after charges
sd, 80, inc. SIS. 1s6.
NORTHERN OHIO TRACTION h LT-Spe
: !" vote ~ Increasing authorized amount of
So preferred stock from G,"oi.0D to SO, 90, M.
and common stock from fy,ps',Vp I" 5000 an.
Increase in capitalization IL to f%sc'iitatc imam.
cling ~ company by new interests which will
he In control after Sept. Is. II Is stated that
new stock viii not lie offered to Investors In
the Immediate future.
N Y. RICHMOND GAS-Control has been
purcha Aed by Dawes Syndicate IN conjunction
with local banking interests. Negotiations
were handed by NJ. N. Freeman 3 Co. Of
Philadelphia and VIM. b. walter of Chicago.
The gas company operates in Borough VI
chm Staten Island.
NORTHERN Y EI.ECTRIC-Hss made
application to city OF Fort Worth for reduc.
ton of taxes Application states that Ittney
com petition lowered gross IN 1878 10y S2jp.oV
and that so far IN 1919 loss has been sltA, 0D.
Claim for reduced taxes 10 based on depre.
ciatcd value OF franchise because OF Iitney
competition.
PACIFIC ~ 4 ELECTRIC-H Has applied to
California Railroad Commission fsr authority
10 issue and sell sufficient general and refund
ing s.; bonds to reimburse treasury for sSe0 m,
EXPENDED IN the retirement OF this amount OF
bonds Company expects TO Sell new bonds at
not less than ~.
PUGET SOUND TRACTION, 1T 4 POWER
June gross. se22 CO... inc. sihlii. net fe2i.4iS,
inc. ;l4"'S; surplus after char-es, fH,I'', Inc.
$40 so. Twelve months gross 81 40, &as, dee.
tl97. So. surplus after charges 1673.l5l, dec,
49, $50,
TORONTO MISUNDERSTANDING aniliated
corporations, reports srOss for June of f>si,.
AL me ssG ag3. OF q? Sc Net was t+t1 No, inc.
s,N.3'l. For SIX months ended june ~ gross
was S5.135,la9 Inc. SIS, 1856; net '?,5se, 49,, inc
snsl ltl
The sun., 1916-09-01
MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

AMER BANKERS AssN-De,niled onciai
programme ~ convention In Kansas CITY
week - sept % announced FIRST business
IS. ana srran:emcnt. for succeeding , day.
include addresses and reports from the va
riols sections end en,"r'ainment features
such a. automobile rides, solf tournament
and banNcrs' d'nner dance.
Co.sor STOCK EXCHANGE-Gabriei A.
Bellin. Robert j Hers and jacob A Siiber'
mln have been elected members.
EXPORTS & IMPORTS Exports Of mer-
chaDdl.e reported by -, y Custom h"ns"
S., 80, lS2 ~ far this week Imports we're
valued a, r.as-N making siSt,slM so far
ms week k'p% w,..t from "s, ky r Sorh Ss.1sy,
VS. hu flour $40 >ac"s; oatmeal. 100
packages: wh,skey. 1870 gals; oilcake,
lb.s ham. q. "a lbs lard, 3,eDO lbs tsllow.
$50 %, ~ utter, 5st,JO lbs. lu6ricatins
oil, ST., 800 gals
rnypNp, ( JONES CoRP -Riiance sheet
a, of june 80 shows profit and loss surplus OF
St..atl
GUARANTY TRUST CO.--wiliam T.. Con.
vry. former treas elected Y, y Devrrrux Put
,,r former see elected treas Fred, W.
ii.worth, fcru.cr puhlicily, mgr. elected sec
,r,i T. n RaniOlul elected n,st see,
announcement, made by Guaranty Trust Go
sna n.rnard. Scholle 4 e" Of their joint
purchase II t,iv,"n one year discount golh
notes Of the Metropolitan water Board ~ Lon
Ian. r,glaud. Announcement was subsequently
mad. that all ~ these notes have been sold,
'rnis vns aid to he the hrst time IN the history
~ 0nsncInv In this country that an English
mrniripal,tv has placed its dollar chllsn'i"ns In
,hls caun,r, The notes are the direct o,liga,
,,th"n ~ mo metropolitan water Hoard. which
i. tho official authority, constituted ~ act. 81
Tnri amrnt operating ~" public WAFER works
.,r,lyinr the mctropolitun district ~ London
Thc total population served Is estimated ut
G.70.sp.
MLArGnLIN, YOuN6 4 PowLAN- WIN.
inln il. Mar.\fre. former sales '"ansg'r or ho'n'
,"" r,inu.ut, Knsuth, >arhoi h kuhne. has l~
cunlo an associate rsrih"r'
SOUTHERN FINE. ASSOcfATl0N - For
wei, ended rug %, i6' members mills rsport
orders On hand %, as carloads. orders. received
The sun., 1916-09-01
REORGANIZATION OF
The Missouri Pacific Railway Company
St. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company

To Holders of Certificates of Deposit issued under the Plan and Agrementf for the Readjust-
Iron Mountain and Southern Railway Company dated July l. 1916 and to Holders Of
Undeposted Securities
a.. NoTiCEE h5tMB YGNEN that p%~Rs o&sp my5. Of Hs Plan and Agreement Entertainment
Railway Conmny,d dated July 1.En6. the undersigned @ ReNlntmetM Managers Hereunder have modified said
dated! July 6 1875 and that thee Committees representing nn said Plan and Agemem heSu FheP Per Cent
First and RaYdm Mortgage FHhyher Gd bonds and Forty Year Four Per Cent. Gold Loan Bond Of 1905
Of Te Missouri PaMc Railway Company have duly adopted and approved such modhahn.m and the Phn.M and
Agreement SO modified Copies of tho Plan and Agreement as SO modified nay obtained from any Of the De
Holders certificates Of deposit for took or bonds Of any issue heretofore deposited under said Plan and
Gates Of et with properly ewutd Transfers thereof il nNaaeL and upon paying to the Dpmay or Sub
Depository ~g ueN same D at the ate Of 81 for @hs 100 par value @km f$Ohr @hN $1,000 principal
determined Mtra m@stM such rs are the air contribution aspect Of M securities withdrawn toward the
%p%M and %%pSMaoSt ra the R GMn GN Ms s%%"u and md c c%Ssu % uHi M r Pam an Rn Mn G %smn in the
ruN Of which the amoNef the December 1918, mstMmet of heM heon wua hanrdm under said Plan
and agreement interest on ss na%dM%%s@ at at ,n the m % oft m msx%% % stI 90 ~, pT nun M to Ma NM 49, aMMSeu che che sa% M
has been advanced under said Plan and Agreement the amount Of ha d@T. With interest thereon at MsT ate
deemed HAYES Nmti to such modification and the Plan and Agreement as so modified
. =. Fuhn deposits Of securities under hsm modified Ph1m lay made wM~tp penalty on before s.p"mbr
Manager may prescribe
New York July 1919 kUHN, LOEB & 90.
The sun., 1916-09-01

Angus 81 ig5 to represent the Bhd 1917 and 1920 above described and thee Committee comtrgd M~r
Gordon Dexter Edwin F Atkins m timer Chp@ constituted under Protective agreement dated sepembrI
im Mountain land Southern Railway Company date july 1915 as modified in accordance viii MeN Notice iMoH
cation published herewith bods of adiS issues my be deposited ono before September 1916 within Depository
h%rn named in said Notice Of MoMaton@ whit DHahah~ of aMc mnrewN respectively nheopu
OF the older
modified PLAN
Holders of Trwt Five Per Cont Bond of 1917 oil Little Rock Junction railway Bod may at their
ipon receive either the First and Ramdhg Mortgage EeP T Cent Bms due series provided hrm the original
Plan or bh epd by heA same mortgage and arngu the same rNO interest tn maturing mot Eru than January
l. 1922 and demahe in the manmeO any 2nianmnm Interest," date terh value mda ced mhet
Every DpoLtor Of ouch bod. off either ls viii CurartyT trust Company New York or
thSubDnNMM@m under thee nma Plano e modified Pn and yD pdtor of Little RokJ Junction
81 1918 will bedmdw to ave ed to take the bdso fMs nngert term uc" on flor. Spt.m-
hsL iHs he'll presents his certificates Of dg@t~ the proper DepaMay or upDepodap in THAT a
Every D~Ltrd Trust FhsR o. Csnt. Bond.d 1871 with Columbia. trust. Company the
deemed to have elected to take the bonds Of such soIr nHWrty,u unless on or bdNr SrtembeL
that memorandum hhe election to take he bonds the longer period nyb stamped thereon
Hdd of Ft Collateral Mortgage Five FER Cent Bond: Of 1927 may at their pMn receive es the
First and RMmdmg Morsae Fe Per Cent BMsd he series provided ORR he original Plan o. d @cmdN
Men mortgage and earring the same rate mtTstb but maturing not IIn n Angus l. 1926 and rdemabe
1.-THE meantime on any ~niammam interest date their few value and accrued interest,"
very epdtrf ouch Bonds Of 1920 with Guaranty Trust CompMy of New York or its Sub
In" long" term uSn on or b.e sptmber l. 1915. he presents k certificates Of post to tn
proper DqMnr or Subj NNiuym order hta memorandum his election to aet the bonds the hu1
maturity may be stamped thereon
Every sntor of such Bonds 1920 with Columbia t Corpny the DpMaru hr SAL
Protective Agreement lated Angus 81 1915 who Sme to then modified Plan will be deeh to have dmWl
take the bonds os such shorter maturity ns" on or bes Sepnmhsr l. 1916 he presents cor
dGstso deposit to Columbia Trust Company It's duy authorized agent IN order that memorandum his
lection to take the MdsO 1.-THE longer period may Ne stamped theron
The sun., 1916-09-01

sequence OF threatened strike. Explosives and
barge list, and IN som. roads were rejected
after last evening. Eastern rcnds have an
nounctd strict cmbargvcs 10 10 into effect
picccinrHl.
VERMONT vALt.FY-Jas. n. Hustis. re.
"'i'cr ~ Boston and Maine, has been appointed
!''clN'r "f this road 81 application filed
Wc''n, >day IN L. $. Court In Vermont.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for July gross earn
ings sdss az inc. $685.. MT after taxes.
sNS, $50 Inc, sts,s SO
The sun., 1916-09-01
NEWS.


oaine In gross earnings for the ihiri week
nj August will probably I've snnie what less
,hsn IN either the second or first week. ac-
,orjiny TO md. cations based Oh ret turns for
4, sS miles or over ~ per rent Of the total
oraratcd mileasc reported weekly. In con.
siderIng preliminary weekly figures for
August II viii bc well to- note that the com.
binei reports oi all import ant roads III
august. l'io, showed an increase ~ gross for
ihli month at 3co u milo az compared with
Augusi, l'il, hut a decrease OF az n
mile o. compared with August, 1919. and a
decrease Of 90 as compared with AUGUST,
1872. similar figures for July. 1915. showed a
decrease ~ gross Of oite-third oi 10 a milo
a. compared with July. 1914. while for juno,
1915. there was shown n dcr rcasr Ia gross of
tso.ihirds OF 10 a mile as compared vita
Juuc. 1914
The sun., 1916-09-01
ELECTIONS ,>D Mll.i>...
To THE SPO' kHOlIEkS Or
81. Louie southw rstrrn kaiiwa, "a.

II IsOIIIH. MO Nuk NrI .OII, I'M.
SOTtCl. - hereby given iha, III. annual
meeting ~ the stuckhoid.rs OF ~. l.ouI.
Soutnw.stern Railway Company VIII 10
held a. The GtLerll prlces Of tlp COMPANY,
In the Railway ENChLns. liuitl!uv, -iNth
and Olive streets, IN the t.ty OF st Louis.
Mo, on Tuesday October 5rd, iJlt, "a nine
O'clock \. NJ, tor the erection oi Directors
OF the Company, ia conformity with ia by
laws. and for the transaction of suu h other
business us may legally soEIe before said
meeting,
The regular annual meeting Of the Direc-
tors Of the comp,uv wiz be- he'd AZ ihs
same place immoaiatel, after the aaIouru-
ment Of the ~StoCkhuidrr-' meeting.
The stock transfer hooks ~ IN, Company
Will no closed on saturday. September End,
1915. ut twelve o'rio, X noon, and Viii la
reopcned ~ ten oclook A. NJ. on Wednes.
day, October Ath. 1915
EDWlS GOULD,
Chairman Of the Boari sNd President.
ARTHUR ]. T~RUsSELL.. Secretary.
The sun., 1916-09-01

An advance Of $500 in the price Of Stock
Exchange seats was announced Nes'er-
day when tho sale OF the sea OF Law
renee -. Alexander to George y, Mat
thlcs becaiae public. The price was
$4,000, against 4 sale the week before
al $4,000,
The sun., 1916-09-01
w.r. s47, carloads, leaving balance Oh
" ordcr. ON hand .a,+7 carloads

.,,, u,.,,,oS sMEITING 4 DEVELOP,
rN,r ~ announccd action has been Instituted
IN NH" the supreme court; s. ro, II '"" ni,y;. t rar'i.'
Ellls y az tn.ny. Howard rarchal, Louis
! ~pnara ~ SCOT, i. wclLcr and Il } Marshall;
former DIRECTOR, for recovery a. 81, C,,. ",i ,
!" nav mrun M, aileg,. misappIoprlatious we're
~ "di possible through care!'''ne'" 4" FORMER
board. m ~.
WILSON FOUNDRY 4 MAllif tomiia,
a,ed notice at Dover OF m.,'"'' ''
.tock from SAoU, 0co to sa,Vo'~'
The sun., 1916-09-01
NOTICE OF OPTIONAL OFFERS

Holders Of Certificates of Deposit for
The Missouri Pacific Railway Companys Trust Five Per Cent. Bonds ol 1917 and
Little Rock Junction Railways First Consolidated Mortgage Ski Per Cent. Bonds
and to