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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08
M. len cahsm 0'Nsll-llsebert
TslIs u prelly Tswm sad H.
FIN ololloN IL ouardsmon
Arkansas csrsspeadeats IN FIswuy
Terms Exisl watar. Climate
~ Or Hospitality

Although Columbus, N. NJ, Is rath
er jealous Of its pretty neighbor
peming, owing to the latter's success
in coaxing away United States troopI
thas We Of Columbus think belong K
the gateway Of MEXICO, still there L
no doubt that Deming is taking very
good care Of the soldiers.
The water Of this town is really
about the best to bo found anywhere,
and irrigation is quite in evidence, OF
rather the lovely results of irriga-
tion are in evidence in flowers and
trees. Good roads and the well ord
cred camp make this back gate Of
Uncle Sans army camps a very de-
sirable Summer location for the men
from the north and east.
The Delaware men are running q
little paper called the "Bulls- Eye",
and 1t is a hit more often than it is
hit. In this the "men Of the little
state with the big reputation" as the
editors call it, the National Guards.
men voice their appreciation Of the
courtesy and comradship accerded
them in the fair Southwestern State.
Newspaper men with the Arkansas
National Guards also tell Of the
charm Of Deming, in the following
flowery terms, worthy Of the best
traditions Of the Little Rock Gazette :
"Where nights are cool, despite ~
hot days, and where breeses always
blow; where their marvellous, large
underground rivers supply pure wat
er in abundance where mirages make
polecats look like grizzly bears and
put imaginary ten-foot legs ON the
antelopes-such is the country our
Dcming."
One concrete evidence of the vast
ness of the proposed operations at
Deming for the benefit Of the United
State Army is to be noted in an item
in tho Deming Graphic, the leading
paper of this new military station,
in which the foreman of the govern
ment buildings, John w. Fairall, de-
clares that in the completion Of the
hospital units, the mess house, and
administration building and other
necessary buildings, there will be
consumed more than $4,000 feet of
lumber. The mess house will have .
cement floor and the plumbing will
extend to all buildings.
A car load of wire screening will
be needed for the buildings and it is
predicted that when complete this
hospital will be the very best of all
the border camps and credit to the
War Department, under whose direc.
ton, all plans have been evolved.
To Gen. Granger Adams, tho com.
mander of Camp Deming, who un-
fortunately will be retired next month
from active service, is due the APP
plication of a caterpillar tractor for
moving heavy artillery. This is a
wonderful saving of time and labor.
CONTINUED ON page 81
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08

N aitrsetlvs ana so61 new usn'
IN ClnA was forne1|y epened lHs|
evening" Wllh ons Of ~ most enjoy
~ roecr1loaa, foIlowod BY . MILL
~ ~ - ~ ~ seeson hal
Lovery comuinnlono1 ofneer ol
Camp Douine, teo6ltsr With thell
wives, wsrs Invited anl u enjoyod
~ hgI1llont svont 10 ~ fnlleat e.
fent ~ noe hosltatsd 10 express The
era(llu1e fbIk
yoIIsWine one Of The happiest 10
csg>ioos svsr known here. the com.
pany repaired to the club ball room
where awaited the lst Arkansas
military band.
Brieadisr General Granger Adams
and Mrs. Amos W. Pollard. wife Of
the president Of thu Deming Club,
led the grand march, and from that
time on joy was uncon6nsd.
Colonsls, Lieutenant Colonels, maj
nrs, captains, lieutenants and inem-
bars Of the club mingled with the
handsonsly sownsd women in the
msrry mazes Of the dance, to music
that made the blood tingle. From
the grand march to "Home, Sweet
Home.v there was not n dull moment.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08

When in Dem;ng 'MEET NE AT
THE CARSON HOTEL. Operated BY
the McKinleys-New furniture en-
tirely throughout. Adv.
H. =. Engman, Of 81 Paso, for the
past eight years in the amusemsnt
game, has taken the maragsmsnt Of
the new auditorium on Pine street,
which win Be formally be opened By
Q moving icturs entsEtlinmsnk.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08

We are pleased to announce that
Ms. Frank DeInunay is able 10 ~
removed from the Ladies' Hospital to
her home and that her complste re-
cosery IS only matter Of q short
time.
Miss Lois Rogers has returned from
Morgan and Blum, Texas, where she
bas bssn spendlng " sunnr.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08
TO KNOW
? DEMINC-

= Ills power 10 secure . suitablI
rhe for his family.
sssss
the Y m r. Al hn;Ia,rs n r..a,
nae thanks n the hr.s,,r~ sh;l'
'of secreksyv = = rsaor sr5 ~
Hing Qualities ~ W W nsr-eers
S1uer;ntendent of constructior. ~
- Ave- carnsutsvs snd mi nm = l0
6|build;no v;th ! 1orqO .dd,t;cn sov
avs AS he ha1 cavrsntsrs Coi
@tf<ups loaned 4 numbsr ~ his man
% .ut on the flnishipe touches.
>ree nights each vsek ana roue;no
n6etiurs every Sunday n ia inter.
esfinr 10 note that n 10 600 has been
4. ruildiues.
Major A. n. Williams NJ the Al
-
rado is performing admirable work
as assistant TO Major Lama. He
saws his troops are anx;ous n move
4 rr- vry,,,s-
prnminent in National Guard Work
for n ouarter of century a conn
-x;.1 49, &c m ,,.
IDeminp very much and wapts HE
sssss
Major Strits;ncers family ;o;ne6
him Sunday night and will he most
cordially welcomed 70 Dem;np
''s''
Tie Delaware Infantry will organ
ise a supply company, to be made up
Of men from both battalions.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08

L. Hixon and Z. w. Cole have NOV.
cd here from Otero county.
Carl Esch left this week for Ames
Iowa, to enter the agriculture col.
lege.
Miss Edith Clark is greeting hel
friends att he Snyder Jewelry Co.'S
store.
Miss Lois Long of Myndus was
Miss Fern Van Eaton's guest last
week.
win Moore, Of Fort Stockton, Tex
as, is visiting his sister. Mrs. Jack
GOODWIN.
Airships galore yesterday morning
were puncturing the ether above
Demine.
R. w. Young has joined E. Il. Es-
don in the Y. n. c. A. work at Camp
Deming.
J. g. Cooper and family are home
from California, the former fully re.
covered. .
The Mahoney sheet metal force has
been Joined by an expert from CAL
ifornia, Ed. Green, Of Los Angeles.
When in Deming "MEET ME AT
THE CARSON HOTEL. Operated by
the McKinleys-New furniture en-
fs.<.I.. thronuk,..k ls,
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08

The Deming all-metal fly traps will
soon make Deming a flyless town.
Try one and zee. Made in Demins
the
BORDERLAND MFG. co.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08

Lady Maccabees, your presence is
cordially requested, business Of i'm
ortance to be transacted. Meeting
at the home of Mrs. Eta Raithel on
Sept. Is, at 2 o'clock. Agnes War
rem, R. X.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08

Miss Marquita Young received a
fine letter Of congratulation from the
Hon. C. L. Glasgow, railroad commits
sioner Of Michigan, concerning her
drawing an automobile in the Kin
near contest.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08

Celebration Of Holy Communion
and sermon by Rev. z. T. Vincent at
st. Luke's Church, Sunday morning,
Sept. 10, at eleven o'clock.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08

~ or ruuu1lls ~ &
16n1ng ~ = ~ - -
q NJ ro111 ~ 1opo ~ ~
petsonal l1isn1s ~ aInee.
onoor)o1n ~ go o1hog ~ nlr>
sol6loco< ro6og1 and personal l1lon
eh|p. nc(h ~ types Of the 49,
lean soldier that make tie stea1ns1|
kieh.
Chaplin ,. ". 0ee, Of the lst A.
is one Of the uost pevsful pulpit a.
at0rs In the West. Being an ~
Methodist pastor, he occupied tno|
n. =. pulpit here Sunday eveuino|
and delivered one Of the stronGooe
sermons ever listened to in this city.
The audience sat almost enthrallo1 |
and It is safe to say that II IT, |
church were twice as large, It would /
be overcrowded next Sunday even
ing when he will again occupy the
pulpit. The 1st Arkansas Is surely |
fortunate.
Msssrs. Ballenfant, Moran, ,Rowxee, |
Meekin and Chapman of the Q. N. c.,
have been joined by their wives and
are housekeeping.
Capt. Ben. J. Tillman, nephew Of |
famous United States Senator has
been sent as instructor-inspector fur
the End Arkansas. Mrs. Tillman will
arrive shortly and they will have a.
partments in the Haskell Dial home
on Pine street. i
Capt. C. L. Parsons Of the End /,
Arkansas, is the tallest man in camp,
9 feet, 4 inches. One of his lieu
tenants, s. B. Thorp, is Q feet, 2 in.
Targets for Mex, imllets.
The lst and End Delaware battal-
ions had lively mountain maneuvers
in the Floridas, Wednesday. Gen.
Adams and senior officers were wit n
nesses
The family Of Col. James will ar
rive in the course Of a few days. I,
Col. Ellis is excellent authority that
The Camp Deming hospital is an ex-
reedingly well managed institution,
and that's authority enough.
Lt.Col. L. A. Fuller, camp sanitary
Inspector on duty at headquarters |
'ame direct from the punitive expedi-
ion and il using all honorable means
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08

= : 3 nullr = ouvol aDunu( +
1.p ~ . ol0 q - =
~ = Fsuv t1mss lsuw

~ seetine ~ fho ormnnon eos,n.
- on1 81 svcuinr vss ore a. eves,
i1 ~ 10 ~ fu1urs urosnsrltv
| of ~ nuidlv srovinr eitv
l1nyur &. A. Nordhsus va IN ths
| oholr "a Donh. ohcuord and Cor II
(kofr ,onol uloesr. Hamilton -. \,
silver CIV 81 Isenl business. Clsrk
Teuko u6s ON the lob AZ usual With
sverythinR in readiness for action
likewise. a. usual.
Routine business ipcludsd rssa;rs
Of the minutes. approving cemetery
hllls Al o6. s,r;t1rv .evs- IN:
1671 40; general fund. s7s987 ana
Are auuaratus fund n736O
F. q Petsrson was nrssart ana
asked nerm;ss;on In srsct tvo hula
ine whore his shop nov stands.
which the mavor ssvs q N. oIds,t
structure in town. ana ma h;s honor
came here 20 wears aso The 2eth az
August, he ought to know
A fine public drinking fountain was
decided ,pon to be placsd IN front
Of Dr. svope,s Office
Niehtwatchman's ouarters ware
ordered for he northeastern mart ~
the city,
r. c. Spsncer was g;ven nerm;s-
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08

Messrs. Ballenfant, Moran, ,Rowxee,
Meek'n and Chapman of the Q. N. c.,
have been Joined by their wives and
are housekeeping.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08

Capt. c. L. Parsons Of the End
Arkansas, is the tallest man in camp,
9 feet, 4 inches. One of his leu
tenants, s. B. Thorp, is Q feet, 2 in.
Targets for Mex, ihllets.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08

The lst and 2nd Delaware battal-
ions had lively mountain maneuvers
in the Floridas, Wednesday. Gen.
Adams and senior officers were Wit
|nesses.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1916-09-08

Lt.Col. L. A. Fuller, camp sanitary
inspector on duty at headquarters
came direct from the punitive expedi-
tion and il using all honorable means
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
I,ntrirk Shn,rl,uc.sy

The funeral Of Patrick ShauShnesSy
former Richmond merchant. Will be
held this afternoon ut o'clocK from
Sacrcd Heart Cathedral bishop II. L.
o'conncll aud Fathers kaup. Eellihcr.
D'Farr"ll and Magri viii conduct the
services. Burial viii be- IN Mount cal
wary Cemetery.
MIR ShauGhucSSN WAS ciGhty-tw
years or age. lie was born in ireland.
but mad lived in Richmoud Tor the
past sixty years. lie retired ten years
ago. after having engaged IN the
grocery business for many Years. lie
died late oil Friday afternoon at his
home 20. Floyd Avenue.
Besides - widow. he caves five
daughters. Mrs. George Hanson. Mrs
j. l.. Winelcr and Misses Agnes. kuth-
crime and Anne ShaughucSSy. and four
sons. John. bernard. Robert aud I'D
WIN uGhncSSy. Que OF his sons.
Edwin. is studying for the priesthood
At the American College in k-mc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
HUGHES IN LAKEWOOD
Defeated Candidate Intends to Spend
Three Weeks i1n.inS Golf.
Walking and Testing.

LAX EWOoD. y. j.. November rs
Charles T.. Hughes arrived in Lake
wood this afternoon. where he Intends
TO spend three weeks playing golf.
walking and resting. The prcSidcu-
tai candidate. his wife and secretary
were met IT the railroad station by
200 to"nspeoplc. who checrcd him. and
irving i. Thompso'a. chairman of the
local Republican Club. extended him
u welcome. In announcing that MIR
hughes does not intend To hold amy
political conferences while i'm Lake
wood. his secretary said that the only
party leader he Will meet is William
l.. Wilcox. wh" is expected here on
Monday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
BANK MESSENGER CAUGHT
Mnn Arrested in Minni Wanted In Hos
TON for Stealing IIig sum OF
Cash aud Securities.
iBv Assoriatcd rrns~.i

~ Associated rr"ss.
EoST'N November lS.--Word was
received here to-day of the arrest at
Miami. Fla, ot Edward Thcrck on a
charge OF having stolen several thou
sand dollars worth Of cash and Sccuri-
tics from the Calumet National Bank
OF this city. Thcrck. who had been
employed as = messenger Ivy the bank
disappeared several weeks ago The
loss WAS discovered simultaneously
aud a bonding company reimbursed the
bank To the extent of 100000.
1t is understood that a large proper
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
REV. james u. stone.,rcr.

Special to The rimes-DispatchI
WINCHESTER, VA November is
Rev. James Il. Stouesifer, iifty-cirh,
years old. formerly pastor Of Centenary
Reformed Church of Winchester. died
on "Wednesday at Fort Ioudon, IA
lie had had number of CHARGES in
Virginia. Maryland aud Pennsylvania.
tic was Il native OF AIanchestcr Md
and graduate OF the Lancaster 0ra1
Theological Seminary. \ wife and
four children survive. Rev. Conrad
clever. -. ~. of iIaserstown. otiiciatcd
1T the funeral at Fort l.oudou ycstcr-
uaN.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19

quiet woddinc took place on
Thursday afternoon at o'clock. when
Miss hlii"bcllc Bloxton. daughter of
Mrs. Louise lfloNtou. Of Crcdcricks-
burg. became the bride az j. Garland
tcamS. The ceremony was performed
a th" home ot tho brides cousin. Mrs
=. w. Barlow. Ga Randolph street 10y
Rev. W. T.. Robertson, Of Randolph
Street Baptist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
Mrs. Elizabeth T.. nnrrc,t

ISp"rlhI 10 TIC Times pispatch.l
WINCHESTER. VA. November lS-.
Mrs Elizabcth L. Barrett. forty-iivc
years on wife OF Clarence L. Barrett.
ana daughter OF the late Martin Bun
cutter. died yesterday at Main. after
several days illness of pneumonia She
leaves her husband. one daughter two
sisters aud four brothers
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED. party with $500 to put In nov.
"rtcrrrtsc and act as sccrctarr-tr"asurrr
VIII pay handsomely. Something III htc
future. ADDRESS y. Il. y. car" Times bis
patch
FoR rent. steam heated aud electric lighted
room, with ar without board: dcsir.hir
locntior. boulevard 1850.
FOR rent. steam hsatc.i. furnished house
keeping HAT: also furnished room. M
plv loh South Third Street.
WANTED. : rooms and bath IN vicinity of
kyland and Franklin Streets L. rli. care
Times dispatch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
Miss Bettic IIurri,pp,

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
llAkRlSoNRURI;. VA. November is.
Miss lictiic Harrison. scvc'ty-niuc
ears old. died this morning at tho
homo OF hcr cousins. Mr. and Mrs. NJ.
] Martz. near Lacey Spring. Her par
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19

Christmas gifts viii hc on sale At
the old building Of the Grace street
FrcShD oran church. at Fourth ana
Grace streets, Thursday and rrida,
Of this week by the Ladies' Aid Society
OF the Grac" Covenant PRESBYTERIAN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19

ents were Sathauicl and Polly High
harrison. She was II member OF the
Methodist Church for nearly seventy
years The funeral will be neld TO.
morrow afternoon at l o'clock. Rev
w. j. Whitcscll officiating.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
WORK ON NAVY PROGRAM
FOR INCOMING CONGRESS
Three Additional Battlc>hips and
Ono More Battle Cruiser Expect
.. ell tn BE Authorized.
DEsTRoYkR AWARDS ARE MADE
NaY: Department Officials Preparing
to Use at Philadelphia. Norfolk
Hnd Rremcrton Yards the $4,000
400 Provided for Equipment.

~ Associated Press
WASHINGTON November IN.--->"NS
bcpar'meN' olnc!a'S a'c P't'"'''S :"
use ar the Philadelphia, Norfolk ana
Rremerton wards the $4,000 600 pro
yiSod bv Congress for tho cautpmcnt
of n.,v-v,rds for shin construction.
Nhii,, ;here viii lie no nnal decision as
to the number OF building slips - he
ms tsiicd ,iu,il AN contracts FOR tho 1871
bui,tiinr program have been awarded.
II was learned TO-DAY that the three
yards ON which the fuua viii no cx-
pended had been definitely selected. 1t
IS eanauy. certain that the rhiladcl-
phia,yard VIII. got tho bulk or the APP
propria;,on
.,..,,,, ,,ss,-,,.o,s NO..
,,,,,, 49,. -, Contract.
- ..,,T;, 49,, d,s,r,,.
-, s...
..,,iso..
sius -" -"
80 ="
=. 60 -.
ee. s,.
'a'n VI WV &C."
EXPECT FRlNt1E BUILDERS
To DO ALL Constructions
ooiciais now believe tho entire build
ing program for next wear viii h.
nlac.d ,,.i.l, nr,y.ts tu,ld.rs. uia.h, of
80 a.s.-,v.. .,yarGsl ,nda,. ,xIl, hn
h,;,t bv mo Fore river SbiohuiIdjnr
r,,,. $50, a. IL. ~. t-,,,o, Iro,,
u,a-i So ,-.,.i-.,, ,vii,ia,, ,.r,,,,
8. 60, !. ,,,t,,5,,,h,, u..r. mo ,.x,
-. 49,, ,,, 80. 49, -
~, go,
-. ;,..4,I 49,, ~. 40 IL,
- ~,
'""S'.'.'
'n.'. ~ 49, ,.'.'7
atu o'''I""! ~ ~
80" A'
-
'Hae ~ 'ef'' .'''''' - Wv
'oHS - uS'ioi ot '!''Sr 'iot' iN'|'i' -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
News of Interest
In andOut Of Town
Notes about Things and Poo
pie and What They Are
Talking about.

Mr.. and Mrs. Francis L. Cummings
announce the engagement and APP
gSoachins marriage OF their daughter.
Nina Staley. 10 Burt Z. phlrrar. The
weddi/s VIII take place on January
at - i'auis Methodist Church, Chris
tjansburG.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
I..MNNnrtl 4. DIIInn

Special to The Times DispatchI
IETEl;SRl Ft;. VA. November is
Edward y. Dillon a merchant and ,vcIl
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19

Nh and Mrs. James Garwood OK
ana children. Of East Orange. y J..
have returned home after Il STAY OF six
weeks in Virginia. They visited AIR.
Ncctc'S parents in powhatan County.
and Mrs. O'Kccfe.s mother Mrs An
drew w. ryrcc, in Richmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19

tion Of the stolen negotiable paper
We're recovered in Miami
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19
church. Dinner will be served from
l. until o'clock each afternoon.

me Belle Bryan Day Nursery IL re-
questinc the public. as a part OF its
Thanksgiving Offering. 10 remember
thtt institution. which. since the
Shockoe Creek floods OF last year. has
been greatly in need OF assistance
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19

Vt the home Of tin. brides parents
1923 Floyd Avenue, on "Wednesday
eNcnin. AZ 1.%G o'clock, Miss Aiycc
shelton RaGiaud. daughter ut Mr. and
Mrs. T.. Walden Racland. became the
hrid" OF Walter iiu.llncr Lee. son of
Mr.. and Mrs !. +. Lee of this city.
Key. j. Il. liutS"H, l., ~. oiiiciatcd.
only tn" Immediate families Of tho
bride and groom were present The
bride wore handsome costume OF
dark blue valinc. trimmed in gray fur.
with hat and gloves 10 match. and
carried a bouquet OF orchids and lilies
Of the valley.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19

WANTED, 4 Young man with 90
rcricncc III the dry goods dc-
rar'm"nt. Apply i'1lraurcan-
Temple " 10.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-11-19

The Jefferson club announces the
usual THANKSGIVING dausant for We'd
mcsday evening. November -, at .
o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

the oklahoma Louisiana, running south
east TO Baton Rouge, and the Magnolia a.
running south TO Texas points. Inc
others are the Gulf and Texas systems.
or Standard Oil concerns the report
said:
"The advantage which tho Standard
Oil group derives from tho exclusive
use Of the only trunk line from the
mid-continent field 70 the East woula
be largely removed IL this pipe line sys-
tenn became a common carrier in fact as
well as in name"
II is explained that though Congress
has declared pipe lines common car
riers, little use has been made OF them
as such, as the small refners almost
without exception buy their crude pc
troleum locally. The Interstate Com ,
merce Commission has not yet passeo
on tariffs and requirements submitted
by the pipe lines, because It has not
completed its own investigation INTO
pipe line conditions.
In closing the report says:
"The conclusion is evident that lower
rates and equitable shipping require
ments by pipe line are necessary IN or
der to make pipe lines common car
riers in fac. as we'll as in law, and that
the prosperity and perhaps even the cN-
istence of many small concerns are de-
pendent upon reasonable and equitable
shipping conditions"
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28
Discriminate Against Inde-
pendents, Says Federal
Commission.
STANDARD CONTROLS
THREE BIG SYSTEMS
Carries Own Oil at Low Rates
High Tariff for the
Outsiders.

Washington, Feb. 27--A charge that
petroleum pipe limo companies Of the
mid-continent field. through high tar
IFS and unreasonable shipping require
ments. have excluded independent ship
pers from their lines. has been made
by the Federal Trade Commission in
its report TO the Senate on special in
vestigation of the business.
If the five systems that control the
mid-continent pipe lines charged their
own refineries for carrying oil at the
rate they offer TO carry IL for the inde-
pendents. the report declares, their an
nual net earnings should show 4l.5
per cent profit on their pipe line IN
New-York tribune., 1916-02-28

uofdera Of Certificates oi pFporit Tor
49, Ieuis snnd sac Fraurirco Railroad
Company iiraf Preferred, second
Erefrrrel or Common stock issued
n.drr che Deposit Agreement dated
Trrruhsr I 1913. between the un.
fr.sf.nrd Committes and holders 81
ssit elocL y. bo should become parties
fl.rrfot
N- s hereby given that Plan and
Agr-.. ta.,i November !, 1918, fof
be- Reorganization ~ So Louis ani San
F.- ai Company has been ap.
t-.-. Hy t- undersigned Committee and
b-t sIh Guaranty Trust Company OF Ne"
lrs
Holders Of certificate, Of deposit r'p7s.
,rnrr ~..s deposited under saii Deposit
Asr,- en- dated June 20. 1919. uho DO "oi
tsr.. o. r-rs.s1fr .nicr saii Plan. may
o. of t-f3r, April 8, 1915, sarr, de-,
f.ef r-rt caves nf deposit. ouly endorsed
h ta-k for transfer. 90 Guaranty j rust
l.rr..r ci NcN Work. a. its ofh-e. NO. l4O
bf.flaar. New Nor. City, and upon pay
rrri n fh-.r fr1 vaf1 share OF ihe com
r-re''. anl expenses q tae Committee 20
u.i N- t.m RI '1 cents tor each share
ci rrrN uin t- erH-'-i - receive share,
81 soos cf it- character and 70 the amount
sp~cf-t in tc certificate Of deposit 50
s1r-eff tered
H.t,-, Of certificates Of deposit repre-