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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-10-31
Dato dice que no
hay divisIones
en- eI gabinete
Todas las dificuEtades han
Yenido de fuera del
gobiefao
-rc,i,io i:>ps-;:l par. ~ "al>>\

~rr,i,ip i.>psria! par. ~ "3iN>\
MADRID. Octubrc 3O.-Don EdGar-
DO Dato. en- una cntrevsta que con-
cedi0 hoy q varios representatives de
L: prensa, negO que Ia crisis mlneste"
rial hubicra sido cauSada por disen-
stones en- cl seno del gablnete qle el
p.esilia. Las diferencias difieui-
.ades que Ia Dromovieron, tuTeron
81 origen fucra dc las esferas Gel go
bierno.
FL Primer Ministro manifesto que
cuando Sc hizo cargo del goblerno,
saba que tendria que enfrentarse con
enormes dficultades y que no obs
tante clio. acept0 cl encargo que lie
confiara Su Nagestad el Rcy don
Alfonso. tan solo por amor a Su pa
tria lealtad su soberano.
Dasde el principle. Ia principal de
las !iricultades fue la actitId adop-
tada Dor q ejercito y los Consoles de
; Dafcnsa. pero agrego que cl creIa que
cl sentido comun prevaleceria y po-
drian solucionarse esos problem2s.
Anadi6 cl se1or Dato que Gurante fl
tempo qua tenia de estar al frente
del gobicrno. habia dedicado todas sus
: energias. de manera honesta, Ia re-
organization. del eitrcito para sats-
facer sus aspiraciones y que era rnug
importante que el nuevo gobierns
rue Sc forInara. contara con el aDoys
De esa institution.
, De fuente f;dedigna Sc sabe qus
/ = sehor Sanchez Toca, quien Sc
ofrecid el puesto de Primer Ministrs-
Sc rehus6 aceptar el cncargo y per
tende Ia formation del nucvo ministe-
rio.
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II SIR DE s. |. POTOS| Fl)E VOL ADJ
lin TREN POR Los CEDIILISLAS
Sc rumora que Mondrag6n esta
va en- Mexico, con Felix Dlaz
Lima oegsosss dc su far7sia, resdeEtee en- La
redo, Tex, dice que nay Gases Psss u
cue eli general nc esta va en- LIZ sassS'@'s"

m r. ha contcstado. Todos cstos
dela!lcs haccn prc.umIr ser eN2cla !"
version de auc vcnyo hablando; y es-
=. version ns,;t robustccida con el
desastrc tan complete cue reSlntiefa
Salvador Alvarado no ha muchos GiaS.
Sepui.c r,cogicndo informcs soore
este sensational asInto y con toda O.
rcrtunidad los comunicare IA
PRENSA.
Dos a.cmancs detenidos.
Eeta manana. II i,cgada Gel tren
Ie San Antonio. II polici'. &c esta
ciudad uprchcndiG 4 dos alemaneS que
vi.iaban en- e! miSrlo convoy.
Uuo de clos Iuc condGc!do a n
c:.rccl dc. ConGado. donde queGo rigu-
ro:amente incomunicado. Y el otro al
rucrte Mcintosh, en- cuyo Mgar Sc le
conrin6 Ell un dcpaItamcnto SECURE.
Uro de los sibditos alemanes apre-
hcndidos. va habia montado en- un
auto que hace viaies entire Ia esta-
ri6n Y el centro de Ia ciudad; pero el
chauffeur" no pudo poaer inme-
diatamcnte en- ma,cha el carro que
coaduc!a. por tai incidente Ia poll
cia tuvo tempo de echarle el %uante.
ELCORRESPONSAL.
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Ii conde Jorge F. Won HeE;hnE' -
uDo dc 10, mas grandes estadist"S
contempor.neos de- ImPerio aiemaN'
Como filGso:o tiene fama univeFS'.-'
III COMO una reputation iHternac1o-
nal COMO Professor de Cienc!aS. hS
:,,.tor. ader.;.s. te varias obras que
h.n sido tratucidaS diversos lido
mas. 2.iacf2aimeate al ingles, fran
c.s. r..so.. italiano : espanoI.
Ha desempenado puestos de gran
ca,ego-ia. entire otros, Z! de Consele,
70 Priyada &c "A Corona; jefe DC
oartiLo ca,oii,o dc! centro del Reich:
tag Prime. M;nistro del Reno dt
Bayie.a, este ultimo que tenla st
,..r.,, Ggsd. 1915. e an mIemorf
del pal tido coaservador y reacciona
no por conviction. Cuenta u aho'
ic edaG. habienGo nacido en- DarmS
,.6s. capital del Gran Ducado d'
Hesse.
Serdn - dice. el Conde esta d
acIerdo con la formula de paz apFo
f,ada por eI Reichstag en- Julio prVX:
TO paSaao.
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En- VfRACROl! LAS
FXPUISIONfS
OcDRREH /
DIARIO
AguiIar Y Jara Sc co fahu'an
para nneter toda ciase de
atentados repro. hables
HAC.N EECOCIO De GANAD0
POR MEDIC DE AMENAZAS
Ordenaron una concentration de
reses en- Las Estns. de la cual Sc
yalen para cometer tespojos

Nuevos intereSaRteS datoS Ic 10
terrible situaciGn porque atraH!ess ri
Es.ado te Neracruz, nos han Sldo CO.
municataS de Ia capital de esa" in
portante EnriGai meXicana, que, So
guramente, ha sido una De las que
mas han sufrido en los ulimos ITEM
DOS, Gebido 8 los desmaneS cue CO.
meten los individuos en- cuyo poder
Sc eacuen:ra: Candido Aguilnr y He
-iberto Jara.
Las dcpogr&ctones de person"s dca-
:.:ec.as - regimen actual. tan en bog'
en- !L&xico. en- Eeracruz
han cstado ocurricndo desde hace
tempo. Sc nos. dice que Jcasi no hay
dia Que no salgan, en- los buques que
GhandonIn ,el puerto, per%onas quo
han sido expuisadas por el gohcra;'-
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In, datO lntereSante

Nucho Se ha eScrito IN sOs ulti-
res meses. cen reSPe>tO taS
>ersicne4 de que el go5ernador
del Distrito Ncrte de Ia Baja Ca
I:fc7n:a. COronel EsStehan tantu,
IA ahzndonadO IA actitud !ncierta
Gus ,oserv6 du7ante variGs amos
IN 81 gcbiernO DE- Carranza, ha
aecidido francamente scmeterse al
regimen que imPera actnaiHrn'e
en- Mexico.
\ ninSuna conclusion sAacta se
y. rndidC llsgar Sobre eSS aSunto,
ror5r. =! Coroner Cantu - ha ne
raS. hasta ah0ra . hacer declara-
.:,,ss cuaataS vcceS @e IL ha pre-
,untaGo 10 que hay de cleric en-
-. z.!- EG.@trc$ teneF'lcS un dato
- a~cso Eudiera dar IA ciaSe del
-: NueSt-cS aGentes en- la
II t..hr ria acab2n de avn
ms Gus ~ les env-emos mas
! - prcasa las pobk2clones
n 70 cSJ2ban recibierdo, por-
| que X inspectcreS poStales mont
,->.1-.f pS- Carranza han prohibi-
ic IL circulacio7 dc nuesIro perio-
iicc en- II region gcbernada por
Il CaTG!.el Cantu.
| As: Is que hay que tener en-
agnta cyJas circunst2nciaS: la
P-casl" no ucne aoeeso a los iu-
go-sS 3cninc3cs Tor carrancistas.
uas.c hace unaS cuantas scmanas,
Ia P-ens2" circulaba ibremen-
+. q, la Baja California a que
| :. Gai6n = de5e, pues, Ia Orden
:, gce = 2r2A;t2 aho-a el pa
:. : maestro reriodico Il region
| ou- gahierna el Corcnsl Clnta:
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ElNljEVOCANCILLER
ES FL COhDE
HERTLINC
Acept6 la designation que
en- 81 favor hizo eI Kaiser
ES UNO DE LOS MAS N0TAbLES
ESTADISTAS ALENANES

Srr,Lcp. Especial para IA PREN~i
AMSTERDAM. Octubre 3U.-E!
Ccnde Won Herrling. Primer AiniStro
De! RENO De Bav;crs., ha 5ido aom-
o-s.io Canc!ller del imper.o aI2man,
em substitution del doctor Jorge Nj
chaeEs. cuya renuncia fuc acceptable.
hasc Gias por {! Kaiser Guillernc-
& exCancil'er Michaelis La s:do
nombrado Primer Minist-o de! Reino
de Prussia. pero no Sc ha fIjado Ia .e-
cha IN que ,omar# poss.si0n dc 81
u-cyc cargo.
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El Sr. Andres Coy fu6
electo ComiSionadO
Obtuvo una gran mayoria de
votos sob.e 81 contrincante

En- las eleciones veriticadas aver
para Connisionado de ImpuestoS y
Contribuciones, en- las cualeS Sc dis
putaban el riunfo los senores Sam
c. Spindle y Andres Coy, obruvo el
sriunfo este Ilrir,o por una gran ma
yoria de votos-
Ei resultado de ia votaci6n tpe de
3439 votos en- favor del senior Coy. ?
de l.1o6 en- favor de Spindle.
Sesdn podinos saber aver, en- viz
"a de quee el Departments de I'M
puestos hay gran recargo ca raes5o,
6esds luego sc harz cargo de & 81 Sc
nor Coy.
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RENIDA LUCIA En-
TORREON POR IA
PRESIDENCIA
MUNICIPAL
Sc la disputan Carlos V. Vaz-
quez, Carlos Usartechea y
e, "General' CeIso Castro
UN MITIN CUE ESTUY0 APUNTO
DE TERMINAR TRAGECAMENTE
Ia desatsdose una campan4 de m
iac;,s Ell los periOdiquillos que
Sc publican en- Ia Cd. lagunera

TrIcqrama Especial para IL rliENSA
TORREON. Octubre 30--La CON
tienGa polirica para In election te
PresiGen.e Municipal &c rorreon. que
yenia llevandose 4 cabo con mas 0
menos cordura y en- medic de una re-
Iativa cranouilidad, ha venido a enco-
aarSe u!timamenre, Al grado dc que
Sc ,cmen desordeneS que Il aUto-lG"G
81 urepara = evi:ar-
Los candidates.
Tres son Io> candidates que a
rsesente se disputan e. pu~s:o de Pre-
s.tc.,e Municipal 4e e<ta .oea ,ld;.H.
u.a ae .as principales de! Es;at0 Per
<a po5Iac.ca ; por 81 riquez".
-. siios los Senor.s Carlos Fiesta
Nazuuez. Carlos Ugartechea ' ei l'e-
acrs.l C,'so Castro.
Para sosrenv- esc;s res cant- "a
,a-a.. Sc han crrado va-ios clubs con
.I.la GumerC de perSohaS caoa ~hV
E. cam2ana M sido Ia mas ref'aa
de con tai in se ha hecho.
ri pueblo ohrero parece inclinarse
ii :avor ,:c Ugartcchea y las classes
..., &c pJtie.aA lamar. airectoraS-
cauita!istas. hacendadoS. Commentaries
81, .-soStienen Ia candidatura Del
,..o. Ticsca Vazquez.
IN :ai.in eseandaIoso.
Ia semana pasada: Sc verifieo IN
r..tin que tuvo punto de term'nai
cu ,r&gsCia.
A!yunos oraGo-es lanZaron gr"'
,r- iasuitos en- contra del candidate
Vic-ca Vazquez, atribuytndoie ma
neios derigrantes. alguien contes"
a,sga.liGndolo. se arm" IN -egrla'
c.-;."daio.
CPasa a la 5s- Pag. Col 5a.)
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FL pR0BlE lEMA DE- la ESckSEz De
/ as asricutfores carecen de los fondos que
necesitan para culSivar ssas tierras
Vueye ser tifcil la situaci6n de esa RIGA comarca

La perdida casi total &c !aS cose-
chas. IA falta casi absolute de artlcu-
los de primcra necesidad y la impo-
sibihdad material que eXiste para ci
cu,tivo de las tierraS ultimamente re
gadas, han obhgado = los agricu!to-
res a reu,l:rSe Il fin Ge remc;tiar en-
10 possible su situaciGn y resolre7!a
caan,o ante5 pues el tempo que pasa
tPasa a la 5a. Pas. Col 3a.)
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Especial para IA PRENSA.

TORREON, Coah., Octnbre 3V.-
Pasado el entusI.sno que, deapuri
de la reciente inundacion dc Ia CO
nara lagunera, sjnticron los aZrl-
currores, ante las esperanzss DE una
tnagnifica cosecha para g, :tho 81
guient., e proh!cma de Ia u'iserIa }
De La dif;cultades agreolas, sc ha
presentado aun mas amcaa2"dor pa
- los agricul:0res.
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DIEZ MILLONES DE DOLASES
MAS PARA FRANCIA

TeleGrama Especial para Ia PRENst
WASHINGTON, Octubre so.--eL
gobierno americana 'hi-o hoy III aus(
20 prestomo de dinaro Frans1
ro- valor de dieS rtillcrss de dU!aS
Con esSa .ums, "a eaaIdad tota!
deiartad. a los psfses aliadcs de
Entente, ascierde 1855 ntillones(
pesos, de- los cuals. L. 1nayss pa
han sido obteniaos ppr InplsserPa
Frdncia.
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We guarantee LA PRENSA has =
lzrqer circulation than any other
Mexican newspaper in the United
States.
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Comnre usted sus libros en- espanol
IA Casa Editorial LoZanO, il6 n.
Sta Rosa Ave, San Antonio, Tex.
Els Ia mas barata.
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CPasa a la 5s- Pag. Col 5aD
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(Pasa a Ia 5a. Pag. Col 3a.)
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-22
KS FINANCIAL NEWS AND STATISTICS @
Curb Market

Note-Ths Tribune assumes no RESPONSE
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Tho New York Curb As
sociation produces no official quotation list
Quotations are reported by individuals over
whom the association has no control Any
one can make prices on the curb and get
them printed in the daily lists. even without
the formality OF first submitting the shares to
the Curb Association for its approval. Some
securities are regularly listed-that Is. they
are approved for trading by the Curb Associa-
ton, and IL is required that information con-
corning them will be fled from time to time
with tho secretary. Such information Is open
20 public inspection. Some other securities
like the standard OIL subsidisrSes. are I'D
mitted TO quotation" without . regular list
ing. A greater number are unlisted No one
has any authority over them Unlisted stocks
ars marked thus ~. They are principally
mining stocks, and nost Of them are pros
pects," but thsrs Is nothing to distinguish
prospects" from operating properties In
the unlisted group. There are few listed
mining stocks. and among these prospects
are distinguished by the abbreviation a
nros." after the name. With this notice duly
given. The Tribune prints all quotations.
without further responsibility. Transactiops
and prices last week were reported - '0i-
loyHs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-22
To the Holders OF
To the Holders OF
UNITED RAILROADS OF SAN FRANCISCO
-Four Per Cent Sinking Fund Gold Bonds, Due 1877

Of the holders OF the above o1aa
the provisions OF the Korganaon
September the undersigned have ea ACT a. N
the interests OF the
40 BondhodeS receive $50 IN oono
Stock which that they are asked 20
consent TO reduction OF 2o IN ne ,
the the interest the underlying
Bonds in full but the payment OF sinking una
depreciation and dividends the Sacrhces wn H.
holders are asked Judgment greater than nef INC
condition position OF the 4 bonds
largely for the benefit OF the junior
Notwithstanding earnings and condition OF the company -
been instituted underlying issues amounting 70
underlying issue 100000 has matured ana inc ma
mice of the 40 Bonds than 40 The junior
operation
of the COMPANY which gives advantage the scattered 80
unite for their own proeeon we
the 40 Bonds be MADE nmeoatep WIN Tue
Derosary or one Sub-DepoSltares, named below
All bonds so deposited be in negotiable form ana must pear s
October 80 subsequent Cernhcses OF Depo1 VII 90
issued and application be made 10 list Them on mo We" fo"
Stock Exchange. <oxh ~. <i,,,t,o, brv,
been nrend and copies be obtained from @ Pos
and SuDepotar named below or from the %
mttee made or the oePost VIZ
Committee Certificates OF the keoIgAAA"o"
York January IS, 1917 , ,rr,r,v az, ,rsoNo ch;-.n
Brown
DONALD c. CEDDES,
Clark
B. HOWELL CRESWOID, JR,
Asrsnde Balnmor'
Counsel. H. s. POST, 49,. -
ctIssE RAsI X BBEEkStAN P psns H
Secretary EDWARD B. SMITH,
MoRREtI GAINES. q Smith Co. philadelphia
UNION TRUST COMPANY OF NE" fokh' 'o 0'0''"" " "
sub-Depostariesi ~
.n r,,,cr coupANy Road and Chestnut Phladelphia
MERCANTILE TRUST & DEPOSIT CO. Or DIAL I'oH- S
BROWN SHIPLEf & co.. rounoet Sou, -oI---y, $50,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-22

Sales. Name. High. Low. Close. chg.
1000 81 Sh SCI. 70l4 '65 '68 II
94OO So Pac. - eSI4 96Is $751; "a
1000 Shattuck.. 20 2514 27 +-1a4
200 So PR Su.1so 1870 1870 -
$4,000 Sou r r.. 1924 80 3tIa+1 as
600 do Pr. 6es4 $50 1884, "a
200 Stwt War.1oola 1904 1ooI4---
1900 Stutz NJ. 5314 size So +1H
21SOO Studebakr. 11oIa 1o4La fos1s 7 4as
100 do pr. .1085s 1885 1o8ss+ Is
64OO Tenn CSC 1913 14as 1874 Ave
1900 Tex & Pac We II 179s+ 70
500 TX Co fl p232 229 22e 3
1880 Texas Co.235 22eHa 2319s + lTs
400 Third Az. AZ 45Ia AZ TN
1880 lob Prod. 573s 541s 56Z2+1Z2
100 do pr. 1oo1s 1905 too7s4 70
800 TSL&W eff 71s Ws--
200 T City RI e5 90 So TIA
1900 Undwd 7. 1o534 1903 1o6Ia+24
1900 U B&P nw106 SO 106 -ts
600 I'm B & p 1872 1926 10 II
21SO0 Union Pac14534 143I4 1851 70
14OO do Pr. 64Ia 84Is 84I2+ 70
1900 I'm Gig S. 1919 1000 1925 +1Is
100 Tn Gig NJ. 451s 45ls 45Is+1Is
1900 Tn Drug. rs rs IS r 20
100 do 1 pr. 81 81 54 r "a
200 do pr. 90ls 9ols 9oIs+ 70
900 I'm Ry Inv 10 ga 10 - "a
100 do pr. Fl Fl q II
1900 USCIP&F. 23A 21Ia % +2X2
200 do pr. 62 81 62 -
6100 Tn Fruit. 1874 1875 lo4 -roI4
10000 L S Ind A130E2 1872 1851
1000 L S r & !. 1878 i've IA 70
5000 U S Smelt 65as 6314 $751; Is
200 do pr. 5134 5is4 5154---
$500 U S Rub. 81 573s SOS t2Is
1900 do pr.112 '11ol4 '11o24 ia
$4,000 U S Steel.t157s 11114 1f434 3Hs
500 do pr. 121H 1879 12t II
1900 Utah Cop. 1895 1o45s 1919 "a
1900 Utah Sec. 24A 213s 2414 +3Is
900 Va Car Oh 44Is 42I4 43 - 80
1900 Va CSC. So so 56 +5H2
1900 Wabash. 1888 14I2 1874 "a
$500 do pr A. 563s 54I4 54Ia+ "a
1000 do pr b. 80 28Ia 29I2T1
400 VIZ Exp. 1854 1855 1051s- "a
54OO West Md. 2sA 27 27 - %
$500 w U Tel. 1884 e55s 90 +314
1900 Wesths NJ. 5334 SPA So + u
$500 do rts... "a Ia So
100 Wey B pr1f5 f15 lib t1s4
400 Woolwrth. 1884 144Ja i49Ia+5T2
100 do pr. 1858 1858 1865 r ia
1900 W&LE wi. 22A 2oR % -tt3s
900 do pr. 501a 481s 5oI2+2Ia
$4,000 WHY'S ov 3SL2 1873 S36Is+ 1Ts
1000 do pr. go 96ts SO II
. 1900 Wis Cent. 52I2 51T2 % =
600 within p. 279s 20 279a w
100 do pr A. 81 81 81 p
5000 White NJ. so 1873 81 ia
$500 Wilson =. STA 50La 61Hs +29s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-22
Stocks

Following Is the usual table giving
~. ngmher Of shares of all stocks dealt
IN for the week ended January 90, 1917,
,oxe4her with the highest, lowest and
snsl price and the net change of the
week:
Total sales for the week, 3,367,Soo,
,v,ipst s.s47, 900 a week ago and 3,toi,-
200 a year ago. From January I TO
d.te. 1855, 500 shares, against 1857
700 . year ago.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-22
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

TO THE sTOCKHoLDERS OF THE
0RDINATOR COMPANY, INC;
49, a. hereby given that the regular
Annual Meeting Of the stockholders OF the
0rdinator Company. for the election OF
Siran,ors and tho transaction OF such other
h,,slness as NAV properly como before ~
viii be held at the once OF the company
toi park Avenue, Tuesday, February eth'
1917. at ~ o'clock noon. x~.,~,,s
A'''' GEORGE c. JENNINGS
Secretary.
Dated. New York City, January y. 1911
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-22
Bonds

The following table shows the sales,
last prices and high and low for 1917
of all bonds dealt in on the New York
Stock Exchange during the week ended
Saturday.
Total sales for the week, s31 ,2se,ooo,
against sS2,s1s,eoo a week ago and
s27,1s4, 900 a year ago; from January I
to date, $685. 900, against sS6,e2s,OOO
in 1916.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-22

fifteen railroad stocks
OLA dbywe from O
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-22

Net
10000 Int Nickel 4s 4oM 427s+2
500 do pr. 1855 1oe 1906 g
11O0Jewel Tea. IT rs IT -
200 do pr...112 III 112 II
1000 Kan So. 251s 24I/s 251s+1 Is
800 do Pr. So % % = e
100 Kayser J..125 125 12o r ~
500 Kelly t.. go 59s4 1914 +19s
$50 Ell &P12o1a III t20Iat e
$500 do Pr. 2ss 1}s 20
1920 Lac Steel. Sta s31a So +2I2
100 Lac Gas. 1882 1o3Ia 1o3ls+ 1as
COLE W. "a % "a II
600 do pr. 49ls 48 4S 3
200 Lee Rub T 24I4 239s 1855 70
5000 Leh Val. 7eA 77Is 70 + 70
100 Lig & NJ 1921 Pei 2s1 +3Ia
1880 Long ISL. ave 81 4iA+6a4
1890 L-W Bis. 27ls 2434 26 II
100 LorTard P232 232 232 ~
600 do pr. 12o 1870 100 -
1000 L e. Nash"t2tA*13o '13oa4 IN
1900 Mackay.. .. Se1a SO 80 - "
200 do pr. 67Ia 67Ia 67Is+ "
200 Man Ell. ..12sIa 1919 129 -
GOO Man Shirt TIA II II -
341OO Max Mot. 61s4 52I4 80 -t7H
$500 do l pr. 74Is n 73Iz-t2Ia
1000 do 2 pr. 40 361s 40 -t3I4
goo May D St. IS STA 65 q
$4,000 Mex Petr..1o5Is 1903 104l4+1
$500 Miami c C 42Is 4o34 4t1s 10
a CT
140O MSP&SSMt18 116 11S ia
$500 NJ K & T.. eI2 s94 9Is+ 70
100 do pr. zoe 10 1sI4+1
400 Mo Pac... 1873 1855 1873 +2I2
$500 do ctfs. 1914 II 1928 23s
900 do wi. 33Ka 81 1874 +3l4
1000 do pr wi 60A 1894 so r "a
1000 Mont Pwrto41a go 1882 314
100 do pr. IA ia ia II
500 Nat Bis. 120Ia 800 12oIa-t1H
200 do pr. 1872 1872 1872 A
900 Nat C g. S SO 81 SO +44
225 do pr. .111B III III i
1900 Nat E & S 80 263s 80 +51s
600 do pr. SO 81 SO ~
900 Nat Lead. 61I2 5eIa 81 +2I4
600 do pr. 1872 113 1871 Ia
$500 New = T.. 20 Eo/2 Ef14 + W
500 NO T & NJ % q % -
1000 N Y Air B150 IA $50 ~
1890 N Y Cent. 1924 10o1s 1o134+ "
6S7 do rts.. Is q IS
100 NY C&S L 35Ia $3.50 $751; ss
200 N Dock. IA 10 IA 2
$500 NYNH&H. 4eI4 46 48 +1Ia
$500 NY o &W 28Is eve 2Szs + IS
200 N S Steel. 117Is 1t3 115Ia +2Ia
1900 Norf & Wt36Ia 1882 1855 +4Ls
800 do pr. 87H 81 S71s+ 70
900 No Amer. I'VE 70 71Ia+2I2
200 No Pac e.. 1909 108I2 10834 + "a
1890 Ohio Castle 104 1874 334
24O0 Ont Silver 65s 534 $50 ~
100 Owens B 100 9e3s 99ss- Is
1000 Pac Mail. 24Is 20 241s+ 49s
100 do pr. 100 100 100 -t3A
200 Pac TIT. "a 1924 "a -
500 p A Pet p 98I4 1854 9634- "a
1880 Penn r r 561s 563s 1854 %
800 PEG G & C.1ool4 '1o3 '1o4 -t154
400 Phila Co.. Ave Al Al -
200 Pee & ST. 81 80 81 + "a
5000 ? Marc wi "a 31I2 323s+ 70
1000 do PR. 1879 y 1873 r 23s
400 do p pr. SIS 30 So i
$500 Pitts c eff 529s aye 5o7s 6's
1000 do pr ctf1tt to7Is III +914
800 Pitts CT PHO ITO 40 3
100 Pitts Stl pto2 1ot 1902 I Y
$500 Psd ST. c 79A 7eI2 70 %
25O do pr. 1855 1906 1855 +2Is
900 Pullman 1852 1884 1851 1a
20 Quicksilvr 2Ia 2 24+ "a
100 Ry Stl SIP. 81 SO 81 +1Ia
20 do pr. .101 101 101 -
IORSIC ctf rs rs rs -
1890 Ray Con C 27ss 2614 27Is+ q
1890 Reading. 1o3H 9eIs 1857 r 35s
200 do pr. "a 43la 43Ia- V
100 do 2 pr. 45Ia 45Nz 4oIa+ 70
$500 Rep I & S.'s1Is cit 1904 IS
zoo do pr. to424 1o47s 1o494 r "A
400 Saxon NJ. Sc 65 90 -t2Is
2s0O S l. & 8 +. rs 221s % II
100 81 sw pr 5294 5294 1924 t27s
$500 Sea A l.. 175s 1884 1874 "a
1900 do pr. 38A 37I2 3S - "a
400 Sears r. 1864 227a4 22534 r s5s
500 do pr. 1874 t27a4 12724+ "a
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-22
GAS q ooKB COMPANY
pnRTIAND. OREGON.

PREFERRED STOCK DIV1pENp NO -
The regular quarterly dividend Of ons
and threo-quArters CGTs) per cent hD
been declared on the Preferred Stock %
Portland Gas & Coke Company for the
quarter ending January 81. 1917. payabl.
February 1. 1917. 20 stockholders OF RECORD
az the close OF business on January ~.
1917. GEORGE r. NEvINS. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-22
THE PULLMAN COMPANY.

DIVIDEND no. 200.
A duAztsly dividend " Two Dollars ~ ar,
vii BE- paid FEB. 18Th. 1917. n rockhodzS n
record Al close Of business Jan Sla> 1911.
A 4 wEISsHEIAfER esrxax5.
Chicago. Jan 20 1917
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-01-22

p. j. BAETJER, EsS
CHARLES X. BEEKMAN, Esq
Secretary:
NORRELL W. GAINES,
81 Wall Street. New YORK, n. I.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-19
Inactivity Causes Constipation

Lack of exercise in the winter is a
frequent cause OF constipation. You
feel heavy, dull and listless, your
complexion is sallow and pimply, ana
energy at low ebb. Clean up this
condition at once with DR.. Kings New
Life Pills, mild laxative that re-
lieves the congested intestlnes with
out gripping. A dose before retiring
will assure you full and easy move
ment' in the morning. Csc at your
druggist.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-19
BUYERS
OF HooVER-RoWLANDs co. AT
GRAND RAPIDS LAST WEEK;
VERY AGGRESSIVE.

One of the most aggressive buying
forces to arrive this week is that of
the Hoover-Bond company, Hoover
Rowlands-Moore company and the
Hoover-Rowlands company.
The group combined consists of 19
buyers, representing stores of the
companies as follows;
p A. Moore, Huntington, Ind; r.
Dougherty, A. w. Smith, Hartford
City, Ind; B, Pheil, Mt. Vernon, O.,
w. M. Penney, Ashtabua, o.; c. A.
Phillips, Steubenville, o.; G.. NJ. Han
sen, Tifiin, o.. G. B. Stewart, Kala-
mazoo, Mich; o. r. Peters, Marion,
o.; ]. P. Colopy, Alliance, o.; NJ. NJ.
Hoover, Middletown, o.; C. H. Row
lands, Columbus, o.; c. j. Jenkins,
Columbus, o.; G. G. Allen, Fostoria,
o.; r. j. Sturtz, GAINESVILLE, o.; P. f.
Dundore, Lima, o.; V. w. Bond, Lima,
o.; A. d. Rowlands, Mansfield, o.;
C. King, Lancaster, O-Grand Rapids
Herald.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1917-01-19
IT'S NOT A STRAIN
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

That pain in your back is from your
kidneys. They're sick.
Perhaps you imagined that you had
strained your back; or, maybe, had
been working too hard bent over a
bench or a desk.
Don't allow yourself to be deceived.
Backache is warning and in ninety
nine cases out of a hundred it means
that your kidneys are in trouble.
They are probably overworked-tir
ed; they are not functioning properly
in their work in carrying off the pois-
ons and wastes of the body.
The matter is not serious at present,
perhaps; the kidneys merely need
help.
But the situation will become SER
ious il the kidneys do not receive their
help promptly.
Help them out.
Tone them up.
Saxon Kidney Pills. Price 80 cents at
Taugher's Drug Store, East Side Pub
lie Square.