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Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-04
DILLON AGREES
 TO FIGHT. MORAN
Contest will be held before Milwau- kee Club at Date to be Arrang-
 ed for Next Month.

Chicago, Feb. 4.-Jack Dillon has accepted the offer to fight Frank Moran before a Milwaukee club at some date to be arranged later. Both men have posted forfeits to be in the ring on the date set for the contest. It is understood that billion in his anxiety to secure match with Moran has agreed that the latter should get the lions share of the purse no mat ter what the outcome of the contest.
 Dillon Is rega4u~4 by many sport ing writers as a possible champion as he has met a number of contend CTS for high honors and in each case secured decision. His victory over Joe Mace at Munice, Ind, last July when he scored a knockout in the third round brought him up among the few men who are entitled to be as possible champions.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-04
STEAMERS COLLIDE
 .0fF. CAPE: RACE
Vessels are Racing to Rescue of Pas. 7 sengers and Crews as Both F
 f''. rtt 'i4 ft&
 Boats Are Sinking.

:. HALIFAX, N. S.. Feb. 4.-several steamers are racing to the rescue of the pasasenEers and crews of two |sstsahers which were in collision of, taps Race last night during a fog. The damaged vessels .asir!es tho Tagau |Maru and the Silver. Shield aud both are reported to be ip ! sinking con- dition. W a:+. .. ..
 :, Wireless messages were received from the steamers after the collision which stated that both, bad suffered damages which threatened to cause them to eink as the pumps were un- able to handle the flow of water. <,
 Beyond the first calls for help the wireless stations along the coast have been unable 10 get into commu-
 nication with either of the steamers and 1t Is feared that the passengers and crews have beep forced to take to smell boats. The steamers going to the rescue carry a number of doe tors and nurses as it is believed that
 many persons must have suffered in- |juries as a result ot the collision. ,.
Valdez daily prospector., 1916-02-04

U. s. Commissioner Robert D. Gray of Kataila, who left Valdez on the last trip Of. the Admiral Evana ,en rloats to'his h.ome..,is reported to have, been taken III while ions tho steamer and continued On to Seattle to 'rsce,ve treatment for stomach trouble. ' '
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

has ordered three more Jeffery Quad
trucks, to be delivered as soon as
possible, making five carloads ordered
this spring.
q. T.. II. kinnear purchased a jeff
erv Four last Tuesday.
T.. !. Fairbanks is the proud owner
OF new Jeffery Six.
Jeffery Four was sold TO 5. w
Brown of Sapulpa last week.
The Jeffery Motor Sales company
reports the sale of Quad truck 10
w. c. Mcbride.
The Riverside Western oil company
has purchased Il Jeffery quad truck
TO use al Morris. Okla.
The Gulf Pipe Line company has
placed au order for a Jeffery Quad
truck to bc used in the pipe line de-
partment.
j. l.. Terry and r. NJ Griffith were
IN oklahoma city last week on bust
ness for the Electric Storage Battery
Service company. They are opening
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

seven passenger Haynes. purchased
from the Tulsa Haynes Auto com
pany. Jack says 'it's some car"
The Tulsa Haynes Auto company
delivered to Mrs. Il, l.. Brookins II
new seven passenger car last week
] his is Mrs. Brookins' third Haynes.
Mrs. T.. II. Barrett is seer riding in
a new seven passenger Haynes. which
the Tulsa Haynes Auto company de
liVered last week.
The Tulsa HAYNES Auto company
unloaded carload Of So-Sha- Belle
roadstors last week. and they at
tiacted considerable attention.
The Tulsa Haynes Auto company
is expecting several of the new model
cars in this week.
The Tulsa Haynes Auto company
viii deliver one OF the new So-Sha
i;elle roadsters TO Mr.. Rogers of
ioynton.
j. VI. Gillelt Of South Cheyenne
avenue received his Chandler SIX
roadster last week which he pur-
chased from The Federal Motor COM
pany.
q. g. Hall OF Eufdula drove home
in Chandler roadster last Wednes-
day. The sale WAS made 10y the red
cral Motor company.
\ Jeffcry quad has been delivered
to the Cosdcn company and Is BENG
used at the refinery at West Tulsa.
-
LOT. "A. ~
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

II mn p,,Ias o,,or ,o,,, ,,
I, b,s No., ooe, y io"us "no
noirs IL, IL h MN uo,i"r loI re-
on tho ,,,o,ar 'n a., ''au "ien.,i
niues ora can ', ,ae " oi,sih", spaih
ev.r haino oinoo "'eu M'nou'
-" ''Io''''
Harry lIouh,o,, ,ho ,o.,,,. t
H,icl iai't e. o"''' VI "e"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23
Along Gas ROzv

pr. +. b. Lournoun IS driving a neu
Hcll Light Six. The doctor snvs
EN's some toat"
The New State Auto g. Sunnlv ~,
~ taken the line of Republic tr,cks
"a nnloaded their first carlca al las
eek. ''' ''9
, Guy NJ. Davis reports the sale n,
ae sc'cn-passenge? p-55 Buick Six
mfing ear and two Light Skies. AMI
u request Of the owners is rot nuh.
Ming their names.
uisa motor Car company delivered
49, I" Mr.. AnSlin of Sapulra. Nh.
I'm was So pleased with the pe,
rnancc OF this car that he signed n
.utract Tor eight cars and had nc
re lor carload for Immediate
inc New State Auto company IN
'eoed a carload OF Buick SiAes In 81
eek ''''9 ''S'
u. r. Castle, travelling salesman for
70 suck, was IN the city lasf week
II. W; Randolph is driving a new
Ak Light Six. "
pr X, a. Douglas purchased a new
'uaek Light Six last week.
Ar. Andersen, Of the andersen
.uto company, dealer in Maxwell
1 etates that II. +. Beatty of Kiefer
an ms 1914 Maxwell %" nearly
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

four, five six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
eleven, twelve"
But at that moment another clock
began.
"Thrtocn." counted Brown, -four
teen, fifteen great Scot'-siXteen.
seventeen. ightccn-gracious'
teen, twenty CD. twenty-ono, twenty
two CiD. y-three-mcrcy on US
twcnty-fouri'
hopping his steaming brow, he eX-
claimed: My word, rye never been
out so late in my life,"-Tit-Bits
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

Brown had come home very late
one night, after n conViVial evening
at II smoking concert. and had con-
sumed more cigars and refreshments
than was good for him. II was mid
night when Brown reached home, but
he did not know It.
'Ah." he muttered "if the church
clock would only strike, | should
know the time It's too dark TO see
But bark! Just as he spoke the
clock began to strike. Breathlosslv
Brown counted, "One. two, three.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23
To Hear Him Tell II.

Mrs Smitcm-Bohby you bad boy.
have you been fighting with Tommy
Slmson again? Dear. dear! / shal
have to get you a new suit.
Bobby-That's nothing, ma. You
ought to see Tommy Slimson. Ills
mail have to get her new boy.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23
\ (.iycaway.

Mother Cat the party Why dld
YOU allow that young man To KISS
you?
Daughter-W why. ma,
Mother-Oh. YOU needn't why,
ma" me. one side of his nose is pow
dercd and one side Of yours isn't.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

The Electric Storage Battery Scrv-
ic. company repCits three Detroit
sales, Albert Brown. Il. n Wells and
J. II. McGoe. Griff says he can't get
them fast enough.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

Seeking automobile business on
horseback and snow shoes, That is
the extent to which some overland
dealers throughout the United States
have gone to develop spring trade,
From Eagle River. WIS, comes a re-
port of an automobile dealer who
donncd pair of snow shoes and went
out into the wilds to dig up prospects.
A dealer in Columbus tells or trips
cross country on horseback because
he was unable to secure ears for
demonstrations from the home fac
tory
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

The Jeffery Quad truck owned by
the Harvey Young OIL company is at
tracing "A great deal of attention.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

q branch in that city and have or
dcred a carload OF Detroit Electrics to
be shipped as soon as the factory can
supply them.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

=; r; B. Lournoun is driving a new
10 Light Sin. The doctor SAYS
as some toat."
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

Let us see that we give the user OF TIE
car the greatest amount of advantage Dos
sihie IL Is the user OF The car, remember
who gives il its reputation. No advertising
however clever, can do that"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

Republic Trucks may be called
the Nickel Steel Trucks - this
material is so literally used at
all points of wear and excessive
stress. Nickel steel has about
six times the life of ordinary
steel in resistance to crystaliza-
ton. 1t gives the maximum
strength for pulling, twisting
and bending strains.
With every part an admitted
standard - with Internal Gear
Drive-the Republics eXcep-
tionally low prices are the truck
users gain from our great vol
ume, and the splendid manufac-
turing and service facilities
built by the demand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

The car of 1915 Is much faster than the
car OF 1904. Yet it is no easier to start or
stop"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

Three years ago an organization
with eleven years experience
IN motor truck manufacture put
on the market their ideal of
truck construction-the Rcpub-
lie. Today the largest exclusive
truck factory in the world is
running full capacity to supply
the demand.
Republic Trucks are now repre-
sented by dealers and service
stations in over 300 principal
citics-in every state in the
union - and in eleven foreign
countries. Five truck manufac-
turers have discontinued their
own trucks, preferring to dis
tribute the Republic.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

The New State Auto 6. Supply Co
~ taken the line of Republic trucks
"a nnloaded their first carload las
eek. ''' '"9
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23
What TLey Said to the AuiOm obile
Engineers In Detroit, 1916

IN reducing maintenance cost there arc
Two chief things for which to work
one. the reduction of weight and the
other, the reduction of frctlonal loss in
transmission
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-23

j. l.. Mcmahon of the Texas on
company is the proud owner OF new
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1916-01-29

Commencing 36l feet East
and 200 7-10O feet North OF
Southwest corner OF ST u OF
sw q, thence East 125 feet.
North 100 feet, West 125 feet,
South 100 feet to
beginning .... ........ 4
The sun., 1916-10-21
W DressinR.''

Shipments Of gold 20 canada this wees,
a~ggregating SI,l00. 600. have attracted a
good deal ~ attention n Wall street.
which felt some surprise a. tirst over the
circumstance. sine. II has become accus-
,omed to heavy shipments from tanad
10 his country. Most bankers professed
10 he puzzled 10y these transactions but
they were explained In some quarters a. a
window dressing" atfai"; that l. 20 SAY,
tn. po'nirton banks desire 20 strengthen
thelr gul! reserves against the torthcom-
Ing bank statement ~ November !,
which i regarded e. the mos important
monthly statement of the yea. i =
though, probable that other shipments
have been made 10 annals recently whIrN
have not been made public. because OF
The expense Of shipment. estimated al
around So cents Cor 81 ,N"". wonder Nas
been EXPRESSED that arrangements were
not mad, with the british authorities I"
obvIatc shipment both ways. A. 80 thi-,
i, is explained that tn" n II " bank
matter and the other a Government, ana
that the latter H. Of such tremendous pro-
or,,ors--saa, ooo. 90" having hecr shipped
her. and to philadelphia this week me
Government, cannot bc bothered TO m'\
'th, accounts.
The sun., 1916-10-21
IN BOND
MARKET CONTINUES
Foreign Group Weak, Anglo
French is Touching -. Low
for Present Movement.
NEW MO. PAC. ISSUE Is CP
Railroad Securities SHOW Uni
form Strcngth-Day's
Sales $3.50. OOO.

In a market OF more han average
activity Yesterday the two fsvori'e is-
sues took opposite courses. Anglo
French IS touched ?j. a new low record
FOR the current, downward movement.
while Missouri Pacific general Is. when
issued" scored a net gain Of i"s Tor the
day on ira nsactions involving 1,fU
bonds.
Weakness characterized the entire for
eign group. three Of such issues losing u
for the day, while two others lost y
each.
Railroad bonds displayed almost uni
foim strength. Rock Island debenture
o. gained /. point, Erie first general ~
+, Frisco A. 5s, Is -, virginia Railway
first 5s =, Iowa Central r~efunding IL
H., Minneapolis and 1t. Louis first and
~refunding Is 3 and Erie first general -
Il. chesapeake and Ohio consolidated
IS lost :, and Pennsylvania is y.
Among the Industrial and miscelIane-
Gus issues Chile Copper IS gained u.
United states steel sinking fund IS lost
II and Mercantile Marine hrst refund
ing .,s stood firm at ?S5,. New York
city us advanced !, to no
sales aggregated S1.6ao.ooo. compared
with ss."i3.0o0 on Thursday Tn"
.,rnvl r,lluNs
The sun., 1916-10-21

The market was essentially a speciality
affair and the large blocks in which
stocks changed hands bespoke much pro-
f~essionalism. Traders like to say that
III. market is in the control Of the pub
lie. IL so far as the public is bull!sh
and the traders are bearish. perhaps
this is true. but az a matter of fact the
public is "A bit skittish just now. and Ia
the opinion Of observers Will continue
to show it's we'll known timidity unit,
after election. Many believe that IL will
not matter "A great deal a. :" the s'ut-
come Of til" election. II H. figured that
,her, will 10 something If "A furry
whichever way the poll leans. and,
therefore. Y viii be wiser 20 no.d back
than "a make new commitments within
the next fortnight. Win the uncertainty
past. til, view that there VIII he a rc'
sumption o. the bull movement has
numerous adherents.
The sun., 1916-10-21
GOSSIP OF WALL STREET.

There was no question ahou, tnited
States Steel common being the leader OF
the stock market yesterday. Transac-
tions In that issue spproNinlated nearly
oue-third Of the total sales Of the session,
and the price was carried up to ll?S,
AT which level " closed. This was an
advance over night Of four points and OF
moro thar ten points from In" low Of
Monday last. II was within ". of In"
absolute high price touched on Sept"'n-
Dor 20. 4 trader stated that l'"."""
shares changed hands between IN and
iI?. 1t is felt that St~c' IL gotrg stu
higher to-day. and it would not surtrit"
am, body If a nov record price should L."
established. Indeed. there is talk ~ IL"
before tho quarterly report shall hav"
been issued. that is to say oefor" orto-
her 81. and wagers to that effect have
been made. on the noor of tho Ey-
change. estimates Of quarterly earning
run from $50. 600 900 to sos. 30" 600.
The sun., 1916-10-21

Although It il a fact that the other
d.poslts" item Of the Bank OF England
statement has shown sharp decreases
during the last fortnight, this circum-
stance does not indicate that foreign
hanL balances in London are declining in
yol,ne ON the contrary, the increase
In "puhl!c deposits this week. which re-
eec,s the sale OF three year s per cent.
cxcheauer bonds. wac so small ompared
with the decrease in other deposits
that tho net result indicates the move
ment OF money into commercial enter
prise on rather a large scale. As TINS
class Of investment is precisely the sort
into which American cotton money most
naturally would hnd It's way, the bank
NJ England figures are believed to con-
mr.. the story OF the New York cotton
shining banks.
The sun., 1916-10-21

been noted recently. according TO intor-
nation in Wall street. This is taken to
mean that the holding company is alive
to the burden which otherwise the war
revenue tax would impose. This act of
Congress provides for a : per cent. tax
on the income Of all corporations, begin
ming with the income Of Tho calendar
year Of 1916, and also "A ep"cia, tan Of
30 cents for each $1,000 Of the fair
value OF each company capital stock. III
estimating which surplus and undivided
profits arc included. TIE l'istjllers So
~curitics Company has already taken
steps in this direction. u "wus the
stock OF the pis'illiu2 company %
America, which ia iurn owns ityt sub
salaries. The benefit ~ consolidation "
obvious, SO far az taxes are concerned at
east.
The sun., 1916-10-21
FINANCIAL NEWS
AND COMMENT
steel Rises Four Points on
Sales Of Nearly One-third
Ut Days Total.
COPPERS ALSO ADV ANCE
Public More in Evidence In
Market That Is Broad
and Active.

ic'nsunptive demands for s'eel prod
in unparalleled volume a"e reported
In all steel trade centres. Il is this in
In the steel shares aud which
will continue to strengthen the Intrinsic
worth OF the various securities for
months TO come. Consumers were to-
yesterday as covering their re-
uuirements Tor the first hal' Of 1917
Tor more extended periods ~ the
best prices for the sellers ever reported
IN the industry. q reelection Of which
was found IN the course "f the steel Is
in IN. stool. icNchaug,. United
states steel common sold NJ I points
and Republic lroa and Steel more than
/. points.
OF the total transactions IN AL s;ocii-
Of more than 100000 shares steel
CoIumon provided almost one-tniId.
with the creates, activity in the deal
ings IN the last hour. wAen buying was
reported in volume both for Wall street,
and outside account.
Directors Of the United States S,cei
will meet next Tuesday for
action upo The dividends and II T. he
lier.d that the enormous earnings IN tho
last three quarters. which have been
large enough TO pay the dividends OIL the
preferred and common Gov tho entire
year several times over. viii u" used as
he basis either FOR .hc declaration ot An
extra ! per cent. ny tho conmou or FOR
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a.a.,. v.,u go
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,hor, h-,iln.Lre.. nr ,hc ,,orn., .,o,Ls
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broad and active With he,vy huyinp q
The sun., 1916-10-21
METAL MARKETS.

4 moderate improvement was spparen, yes.
,erGsy in the demand for copper, particularly
from foreign sources, Quot ations for all de-
~l.velies held firm ~ unchanged figures. Two
large sellers have announced that they are
entirely sold out of metal for delivery this
year, and tax is again current in trade
cir,ias that prices must 20 higher soon.
Metal for January delivery was quoted at
y cents u pound: February ga, cents, and
March ~. CENTS.
Copper exports from Atlantic ports for the
week ended Thursday were 1919 tons: since
October |, l,.5S? tons against li,iJs tons in
the ,Orrespondlua perlOd of last wear.
The sun., 1916-10-21
yaxarie Of Rubles.

Ever since the possibilities or extra
profits in Russian Government S'9s
through exchange fluctuations were adj
ver,ised last summer II has been COM
monty believed that considerable specu-
la,ion in rubles was taking place. The
movement of Russian exchange from
1910 to 3l,l0 from one day to another.
followed by "A return to 1910 on tina
third lay, Ia been rather widely ac-
ceptcd as evidence of speculation each
time 1t has occurred. A n matter of
fact. however. HE vaRaries of the ruble
reflect nothing so exciting. They are but
tho natural out"on,c OF a unique situa-
ton IN the New York market for Rus
sian remittauccs. Unlike drafts on Lon
don, Paris and Rome. remittanccs from
rctrograd and Moscow do not come to
New York through regular channels to
he liauidatcd zen bloc" Most of them
come from Russian buyer to American
seller direct. and the seller takes them
around to several banks 10 find wi
which one will bid the highest. The
price offered at each hank. or course. de-
ponds entirely upon that particular in
stltution's Russian requirements AT the
moment.
The sun., 1916-10-21

American bank balances In ondon are
increasing rapidly In these days OF large
cotton exports. New York banks say
they are leaving almos all their cotton
bills on the other side ~ the Atlantic 10
nature, because the money can ne pu'
out IN commercial loans in England AZ
I--,6 ner cont, whereas the best return
~ he had from similar investments In
,bls country is Sia per cent. since many
New York institutions nave established
the precedent Of paying Sis per ccnt. or
better on current deposit balances. some
OF them are obliged to leave their cotton
hills in London or else pocket a loss
The sun., 1916-10-21
MoKanAr sds Phil. Co cv s,,sou, D..

Mokan@I sdt Phiia Go CIV IS South pscs
a SO ~: s s$S q, 1871, 81 i 4 n:
nom" ''SSoSS ~, Cnn vs. INor'r tos' I,
5000. -. ..p3,9 pub scrv corr 81" Re-, w.
10000. %. .n3% Of J IS I>noo t"e
PVT ). Req ias j. ise q" a" 4, MAJ
1000. ....9niiI 700 100 1000 ~
sunu .nr,eInlo ~ Junr ls' Stand Gas A.
iubs s. RioGrandew. W. Tenn ccp ~svsss
"DDu UnS xpW ..,IoA full paid
Ny Cen deb IS 1000 ....s7iyI Term y H..
1000 -. &c secsdAL rsfs ds,L.
5000. Il 3,s sesbd AIS Texas ,c;sts
gyVg;..lIos stamped 1000. IL O5a
acco' ....oa. sssSd Al esdi RI ryo y ,,oSt
s!SSS Giiri.li,.t r '%IH a issf
T.naooo7 %, %siTs"v So tOpO 100
NY Cen avs .Riy & Gulf Is Tn Bag
81 sSoe 3 / ! ! 49, 81 Q 9 2 . ;1f9 t 'S2o :, ;9.is
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$500 Oh iUO. ..7Osl tnkR sP sds
q ....52JsI SOM ....7Ol 1000 A.
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100 1000 .:...ss,s ,ii""@@ d. , '%'. s,s ,.,o 3:
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ny Tel gm tts IT Ia Nan Y s. 1000 ,0s,
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1000 ...SsSt stOY I a S = g Va va" ".ro e e.
North Pac ~ ire aOoo on.
1000. ....e3l2l 1000 ...575sI Va hwy ~
~. ...p3e 2uoOo .oS $1,000 .on,
North Pac 3, $1,000 .sois ieooo az,
io0o. ..s5's :, Is 1000 ,ost
Norfolk s"S 4 " Z. 10 ss'R ss,i TIT ia ! 5, T, 100 10
1000. Ids 1000. ..lOlA 2OUW Lost
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F soo 2;ea,' xx2ras 30. o"s T SsS 4
1000. e. lOI'sl 100. ..lOli2 1000. ~. 100
2DooC ..lO2 1000. ..! o q NsbPTer IT,
Pa,inct'as - 100. e. q ccrtifcate
900 ....O2isI 800 .lOI's fulps,d
Ienna + m avs So Pacific cv s. 300. IA,
nm Il O25eI 300 ..IO6 1000 q
2OO0. -! O2lg, 6sOOO. Il OU 1850 IA,
26,No O2Ssiso Pacific cv 4, oTn ID,
lUD. &c 10000. ....S Slg 1000 ~.
penna Is ints 1000. ....SSsI,opp Han,
o ....9 pi2l 900. ...SSi2l West VI
10000. ...0oai, 5000. q So iiouO : 4.
1000 .gO;s' 30 Fac ref " we,' shore d
jOCO. ...DDa IlOO0. ....Ol tegtst-rs1
Penna ti,s 1880 SoFarSF ter 4, 5000 ....bnt
3OW loss. 5000 .SSi!' 1000 SO
Peoria e = ist southern nv S. 'W,.tt mon a.,
~" re 50n" lO2is. 3oO0 a.
1000 ..lUb'si 1000 ~
The sun., 1916-10-21

Total sale to-day, i3isiOo shares. Same day 1915. losl'.o ahuar !
o datc.I 1853 1863 100 Samc period 1915. 13+1'3'o0.
The sun., 1916-10-21
Mergers and Taxes.

4 tendency toward consolidation Of
holding and subsidiary companies has