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CHATTER NI-Continued)

ITTiiEN I had taken note of these en-
w tries I went to have a look at the
hairdrcsser. whose shop found situated
in the old part of the town. down by the
/ narrow High street. facing the harhor.
/ It was not high-Ciass establishment.
! that of f. Black. and | should Judge that
disinf"rtantS would be n moro suitable
side line to the business than pcrfumerv.
stu, since rlorgymcn. especially of the
4 Church Of England. are. like babes. un-
nrr"untahle and irresponsible in their ac-
. iions and tastes. I thought It would ey-
cite no surprise il I selected such hair
/ dresser $" | entered. Tho proprietor wa :
Engaged in s'ropring razor. and n
youth was lathoring customers chin,
. y puc"r little shivcr ran through me for
/ Mr.. Black. whose back was toward me.
/ did not look round on my entry. but
caught my eye in the large mirror In
'front.' of him. He was a bulky man with q
large. rather fcaturclcss coun,cnancc ::
. hNt his eyes were noteworthy. 1t was
not tn" casual look at n now client h"
ra'" me. rather sort of alert, stealthy
7 examination. For tho bricfeet duration
V" looked at each other SO. and then he
/ turned round. bowling mo to n chair
! soon discovered that Mr.. Black. while
| an expert hairdrcssCr. was somewhat in
expert in his use Of the English Ian
Guag". and his mistakes were of n kind
'hat led me to believe not that his cdu-
"att"n had suffered neglect. but that. If
loft {" himself. he would spell tho home
| When h" had finished with my hair he
va eager to complete matters with "A
shaN". liut ] confess that | did not fancy
q shay" in that queer place. To have
that quiet fat figured sleek rufiian play
/ ing about my throat with Il razor, And
S'lppnE" h"winski. or some of his gang
whN knew me. Wrr" to "ntcr--a not inn
possible" chance. since We must suppose
ih"y h"pt in touch with all their agents
what would they not give to find mo
hUddI up III a sheet ard with my head
thrown back so conveniently,
| was extraordinarily glad to get out
Of that dark shop into the fresh air
again.
After had visited both Mr.. Aims e=-
tahli@hmont at Sandgate and Mr. raub-
mann'$ at 1iytho, ] took some lunch in
folk' son" at n restaurant in the Sand
GIt" Road. and then sat ponderinC over
what possible plan of action was open
to me. Both shops were situated 50 ae
to command from the rooms above an ex-
tcnSiv" view of the Channel. had how
ever. merely inspected them from the
ou;S!ne and marked their position: for
il might have been fatal had Messrs
Black, Aim and Daubmann come. by
some odd chance. TO know that each had
that day visit from a clergyman. For
long l sat. fun OF consideration What
could | do? Go to the police and de-
nouncc these three respectable local
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breath. Stimulated by the friphtful cx.
rcrionce she had passed through she
determined to follow the matter up
When ma wants to write to Mr.
NOhi" she uses EoChcGtcr-1t ieneral lDc.
Ivory for an address; that's all. SOM.
the girl admitted reluctantly.
Ivory well. TAX" Billy home now and
~ ,,o,,rh G["In ,it,,t MN ny. Goodbye Thirty
Hillr was all sunshine again. 1lo "ta
al Smilnrly and NcIla watched him
disappear down til" avcnuc.
N'lla wrote "a Bllr's father "IIcil
.'1N it's none Of my business" she said
TO her mother. but I've fallen in love
win his son ana can't soc him rcg-
i'Ctod."
\ week passed, aud when the girl had
almost forgotten the Eilly episode a b'u.-
""atcd individual left Il telegram a. tho
III" door. I'm in for il now" N"lla
groaucd. reading tn" message. "i}ilIy's
ably pitch into IN" with all kinds "t
maIrdiotions. But | don't care, IN face
him. ~ matter What ho IS like"
In the evening II" Can"---a big. strap
ming y"rng man, fun Of lfo and good
cheer mis- lHrE" blu" eyes rwinkIug lust
as Thirty Found EillN'a did. vet with n
WstfulosS IN them tnat wrung N"lIa =
h"Hlt. II wish you'd help me-" he rarno
to Inc point a, 6nro '.Im frantic .ho,i
the boy My parents ar" dead and tn"
Wife she died ut his htrth--arc across
tho continent. There's no on" to loHV"
HIiy with. l'vo trcd htm In thr""
hoardjrc houses already. Hut IN" p""rl'
'Hli" him in h'cHus" they need tn"
money. not hnrH'lS" they need him Per-
hap# Nnu wont hcli"v" me. Mis- French.
hut ! worry more urrr tnat tihr tnah
do over anything "lS"."
NClln's mother offered Il solution.
"I"t me hHv" him I'm alon" all day.
with Ncl'a off at the settlement house.
I'd lov" to have him mere"
So il was settled. Thir'N-pound Billv
was Installed at his new home, wlWrc
N,. waa cared for and loved. ard wn.r
his son-and N'sla.
Tho doctor had weighed tho baby.
He placed il in big Toms arm. whu
lnih it tcnd"rly h,sid" tho waiting
N"llH "'Fhc little lady Weighs eight
pounds. .N'othcart," l." Whispered. kiss
ing IN" whit" lip. lovingly
"My. hu' shes got to gain some he
for" ~" an catch up with our Thirty
Inuud-BillH'
"'rnrrv pounds: Nearly sixty nov
tho buster"
y lill" to think Of him as the little
two y,ar-old baby. | owe so much to
HIM" N"lla mugcd
So do l." Tom grinncd Nclla tirht
AN | have that makes life worth living
won through him and his thirty
pounds"
Tomorro"'& C0mplCic NorclCttc-
"SpIIRING NANCY"
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that there are good birds and bad
birds"
And the good Birds are your
friends. and it isn't fair to treat them
unkindly for what the bad Birds do
added Peggy.
i've had my eyes opened" declared
the farmer And now ! invite all YOU
good Eirds to come to my farm, to
make it your home, and to help me
save the crops
1t will need a whole army of Birds
to fight all the pests" said the Giant,
They have such big start on us
they'll have the crops ruined in an.
other day"
MY Birds" cried Peggy you will
he an army in this cause. i call upon
You. For Americas crops, for Amer
ica's soldier boys. for The right! Who
will join the army?"
I'VE will, Princess, Peggy" cried
all the Erds. I'VE are ready to at
tack the food Huns this instant
Mr.. Swallow, you shall be general.
You're the best fighter I've ever SEEN"
Just YOU watch US fight and grow
fat" shrilled General Swallow. Pig.
cons and Swallows. YOU the SwifteSt
flyers, speed east and west. north and
south; call the Birds to battle. Wen
have those Huns on the run ere set
of SUM-"
(TOmOrroiC it lcill be told hOlC the
Birds Udge their fight on the food
deStrOyGfS.)
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EVERY MEMBER FAMILY INTERESTING
THE DAILY NOVELETTE,
ILLipIA
THiRTI.POUND BILLY
BY HELEN TRACY

NTELIA had been weighing babies all
the day. Her muscles achcd with
lifting the heavy tots and stcadying the
fragile ones. Her voice was h,i.sky from
ovcrllsc, cajolinE. comforting, soothing.
"Th" next on" shall l." tho last for
. today" she stated jus. az Eillv toddlcd
in His fat it'll" t0cs Curlcd into tn"
rough mating. one dirnpcd nnr"r was
lost in a rosebud mouth. Pushed by an
rldrr girl. h" waddlcd over to wh"r"
N"la stood by tn" scales and gTinn"d
wei. little man." NcIIa oxclain"d,
lifting him, "what Is Your name
''Niyi tum dunn" hahhlcd Rily.
,,lIr can't speak yet. mani Eilly's
only two" "Xplaiu"d tn" girl watching
Nrila closely ~ she sought an even
balance. "IIow much docs II" weigh,
mam?'
"EXaGtly thirty pounds TO an "'nc".
"" shall have to u!rIinam" him 'Tn.mr-
POUND Rilly.' won't we, sir"
y, hrT l., d'5G"N%d row Of % r"nTlY 'r",m
h"id "T, q, car1r Si hand 10 Nciiat. ''' "'
""n y"n d4rins," sn" c'."h. r,a@ntms
hr",hor?" TO the girl
'Nu. he don't h"iDug To- us Vii ma
d%ad d,I,,.9dl and his pa travels. II" just board"
precious "H@ e. S"I" Er Sr s5sn'ad %, ' Sofia Carried
Iiul to Tn" room used f." ,lrc, ing TN"
babies. "rau You dress h.m'"
eyes, mann do every day"
N"lIa loft Ejllr In tho Gt"!'- car" and
hHsloucd hHrN ~ h"r d"sk For " IONS
tame sho WA; busy with Eta'i:tir&. hud-
jU: aNrrnE" wr.GhIS.. tho grcat"" and
.n" bad" her rrInrau,ouS-iu-lnh"r C"ud
night and has'"nrd down tn" street
toward home
Nt In" r1rr"" crossing she hc&tta'od.
-. =. inv, J,,.,.
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hctor" election that the Young cam
lIIgn"r got an intimation Of this TO lin,
/ unc0nSid"rod element,
IT." had hcen sr"aking at a series of
which. Ihilad"lphians proudiv hoaSf j.. j.:
Try + }He WorId IT. Is p"A,aIfid'inS AIi'iS is 1"'#. pTt.
ih,,ri!E IT, E.nsIi%h, scotch and Irish. now in
l'hn rcSid"rc" and but LITTLE tiuc,urcd
Wi'il other Europran blood Presumably
IL SiiHuIu nay" been the "HficSt indL&trial
population in Philadelphia in which to
max; make appeal to those rugged qualities on
which democracy /" huil,
i'Ht Jerry was truck by the unrc-
Epnh#INrh"&S of thcS" audiences. AZ first
he attributed it to the grca,rr rcscry,' of
the British nature; Tu, thi9 grr,,in m
grew NOR" and NOR" unsatisfactory. \
, IN" md Of II" last meeting he Slipnro
h"HA from his nsS"rjat"@ in tn" auto
ln"hii" and worked into the diyporEinr
crowd. listening to th"ir rnnmcn,a ana
n'nhNInE at close range the expressions
H"pn their faces.
IN tn" midst Of this occupation Jerry
felt himself disc"Tn,d aud &nicd ,Iu"u hL.
a pair of bland. twinllly eyes that be-
I"!iS"d to It rigid and honey face. the
,,,l" HnarnN of which loudly ADVERTISED
,,1, ,nr mr,,d which h"gct it. Tn" man was
VIGOROUS and serene. smoking rnntcntrdlv
AZ a pIlc which SpruutCd from under n
Eri"Ai"d muS'a"h" and sarped over n
! '.i,''.- ''''' va" prominent ana cIcdn.y
''''n'n
"What did YOU think of the mccting?"
asked Jerry promptly
'N"ll be Mr.. Jerry Archer" r"rnrtrd
III" other, after contcmplativc Whit.
I'm Mr. Archer" said Jerry. offering
ni| ihahl. FOR T." was beginning to he
what politics calls good mixer.
sandy bak"S Is in" nam"" said tho
other taking tn" preferred hand but in
| a N'rE CONSERVATIVE" grasp. What do I
Think" he repeated, a his blue and
Em,mir"hn, WatrrH eyes Gifted Jerry care
| fullE ~ think that tho mcn'Il not be
a1tcr votin' aGin their bread and butter"
Bread and hutter"" Jerry did not
comprehend
| : The Republican party" explained
sandy with lecr Of triumph in his eye.
IT feeds en-. b'ye mind the early nine
tics-when the mills was closed here for
thre" years? Democrat years :" Tie
old weaver cooked his head on one side
with canny le"r and the air of one who
has planted a body blow at the first ex-
change.
The Republican party? The tariff. ="
stammorod Jerry. why. I'm for the
| tariff. We're all for the tariff. We're
not fighting the Republican party. We're
fighting a bunch of .iGhbinders that has
got control Of the party machinery"
"Ayo,' said SANDY, with a hoot-mon
twang. And the party machinery Is
! the party. It's that that gets the tariff
Yell never get the boys TO So" different
not them that remembers the ninetics-
and most of them has heard tell of
| item"
The simple. unstirred stolidity of the
mans attitude was more Illuminating
| even than his words, as revealing one
voters point of view.
ICDNTINtED TOMORROW
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I i,1 GOV Nybo,, ,,ot ~, 7 !,
CAM, 1o ,o nnI ,'tr spt up "A
| m" ,nnrroyy eel. u,,t ehtn, the noenn1
and i? InI nv, MO s,n, ,G hfo eS poW hi II, 'e
,S "l.u ''S ,mH S,oiA nelolc MN II l liiie9
s!iirf, si Wmn,H MAKE an attempt TO snii
i,,HSn' iaNe more out OF itl'cl than ma
a." h"hr r,,i,ioI,. ~ iaiiea viii WIN nm also wo1
-" uili'i,hrik 10 *uCLt'u "!semhere
M,u'" ""Sh MY H"h"2 OF 'le "hole pus
| hcSH'
The train ! took at chornciffe Station
landed mo back in Dover in good time
for the dinner to which | brought very
little appetite.
In ,he s,,oI.inr-roor, af.,rv.,ra col
ont aII Tho rurstS ennI,inr nnnv rnoodJ
pipes IL must hav" hGen about ii
O'clock, ~ 7 Vas thinlsinr of rotirinr
whom the door oncned and the two nffi,'
Gers my HCuuaintanCos Of tho rnorninp
entered Eoih S1cnlcd tired nnI annar,
only only ,mtcT,d for n last nine and
the nightrap which tho waiter presently
brought them. 4 nod naesed between
Us, and a. | got up they dropped into
tn" deep lounge chairs. the one with a.
sigh. tn" other with a half-stied yawn.
Til" sailor had picked up a newspaper,
ard | was crossing the room TO go to
bed as he called his friends attention
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yrUr rJOUS seems UbOHt TO accom-
nIiS1 E,r ,iGs lrbcR RiUC JdU and
his croirH como 10 tine CONUCH han
bcGstiuJ of Il destructive rnid on the
,GrucJ'S OrcIGrd uItd yuVdCUJ
flc,u,,,I- ,r ynu HIue Ja,.," cried
~ lc&GE
"shnn,.. Shame, Shamc." shrieked
a., ,,!,
wv III 70
'i'' l alhll h'''N A'" were t''
said Blue jay, rs h" saw Peggy ana
Farmer Dalton. Then he hlustcrcC.
tn ro,,,. ~, his rrnrusiur. "Dut I
"oH care we've just "H '''"'" '-"'
to cat as any one.
"I}ut YOU haven't any right to eat
,,,. , I.,.,,,., LoI,,1 g., ,.,.,,,,.
"''"' 70" maven '''i''' " '''""
nor TO destroy tlIt WlIlcn someone
else might eat" declared Peggy
SEVERELY.
..,,,.. . r .,.,,
lidt What s'H' S!''hc ut
Farmer Dalton INDIGNANTLY "Thats
why don't want the Birds on my
farm"
"'rha,'s what we all say all of us
who are honest, and thar means most
of The Birds" 4hrilleG Mr.. Swallow
who seemed very angry. I'VE arc
willing to earn far more than we eat
hy hrlninr ,u .rnw il. Hut Birds who
arc fair and suunl,r are u,jycu a bad
name bv such rowdic., as tho .Iays
Now we see why YOU think we arc
all enemies and nuisanccs. but we're
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WHY Waste Time?

"Why do you consider women to
be superior to men in intelli.
gence?'
"A baldheaded man buys his
restorer by the bottle, doesn't he?"
"Er-yes."
We'll, a woman doesn't waste
time on a hair restorer; she buys
hair. ."--London Passing Show.
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CHAPTER Xxx
The City Rouses

DOvERNMENT had reached its
ical climax in murder.
nv seemed stirred to It's founda-
- Newspapers thundered. The
gnnfed and packed the Acad-
Muo1c and the streets leading
W : vaa outpouring OF public
!; fnlleysel each other swiftly.
~ Nnnlne1 were fratled to
~ Soptured, Maloney and
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CHAPTER '
Blue Jaw Gets a Thrasiiing

(Pc00u, tyinT to hriHC peace be-
t1rccn Furmcr patton ana tn" Birds
so mat IN" Mtf,r mar hC'p &Hrc the
u0r crops. seems 0bOW 10 accom-
pliSh nor radS WhCH zine Jdu and
his crowH como 10 the CONncH nan
bcqStinJ Of Il destructive raid on the
iGrmcrS OrChGrd Htd JHrdCHJ
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
CHARLES [. HUGHES
 ATTACKS ZONE PLAN
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

WASHINGTON, June 29.-The zone system of postal rates for newspapers and periodicals was characterized as an advised, decidedly looking backward and walking backward measure by Charles E. Hughes, who headed a commission on second class mail matter in 1911, in letter laid be- fore the house ways and means com- mittee today at hearings on the new war revenue bill.
 Publishers appearing in opposition to 1 the zone act which becomes effective l Monday presented the letter. The con- mission reported unanimously against
 the zone system on the ground that it
 was unjust to the public and the pub fishers. MT. Hughes wrote that there
 was no more reason for zone system
 of postal rates for newspapers and
 magazines than for letters, and that
 the system acts as barrier to the dis
 semination of intelligence.
 | Charles Johnson Post. of New York, director of the publishers advisory
 board, who testified in opposition to
 the zone rates yesterday, was ques-
 toned closely today by the committee,
 Charles Kitehin charging that the pub
 fishers were attempting to build fires"
 behind congressman who favored high | CT rates. Statements regarding the
 zone system appearing in a booklet is-
 sued by the publishers board were de-
 nounced as untrue and deceptive by l Mr. Kitchin
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
B|SBEE HEARS HOW
 F0OD CARDS WORK

BISBEE, Ariz., June 29.-A card system for sales of bread, flour and flour pastes will be inaugurated throughout Arizona Monday, July 1, according to announcement made hers tonight by the local grocers and
 bakers association. Blank cards now
 are in the hands of grocers and
 bakers who will begin early Monday to enroll customers.
 This announcement followed a
 meeting of grocers and bakers held here Friday at which the system was explained to them in all details by representatives of the state food ad4 | ministration.
 | State Food Administrator Riordan
 decided on the measure after experi- mental card systems installed in
 Maricopa county had proven success
 full. Sugar was added locally to | the list of commodities obtainabla only by means of cards because there | were evidences of local sugar hoard
 ing. Dealers say sugar sales in tha Warren district thus far in 1918 have
 far exceeded sales during the cor~
 responding period of last year.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

Burroughs Adding Machine Company. a corporation duly incorporated under the laws of the State of Missouri. be- ing duly sworn upon his oath states that at a meeting of the stockholders of said corporation duly called and held of the first day of March, 1918, the number of directors of said cor poration was by vote of its stock holders cast as it's bylaws direct changed from five (5) to seven CD.
 OSCAR E. BUDER,
 President. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of March, 1918. My commission expires April 6. 1919.
 BENJ. A. SUPPAN.
 Notary Public,
 City of St. Louis, Mo. Copy of Seal.
 B. A. SUPPAN,
 Notary Public,
 City of St. Louis, Mo.
 Filed and recorded march 13, 1918 at 9:19 A. M
 CHAS. F. JOY,
 Recorder. State of Missouri, City of St. Louis,-ss.
 I, the undersigned Recorder of Deeds for said City and State, do hereby certify the foregoing to be a true copy statement of Increase of number ot Directors of the Burroughs Adding Ma chine Company from five to seven to- gether with the affidavit and date oi filing and recording thereof, as the same remains of record in my office ir Corporation Book 5S. page Al. WITNESS my hand and official sea this 18th day of March. A. D. 1918. (SeaD CHAS. F. JOY, Recorder Filed and copy issued March 15, 1918 JOHN L. SULLIVAN, Secretary of State.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
NOTICE nE

CALL FOR BIDS ON One 25 H. P. Horizontal Portable Fairbanks Morse or equivalent Gas Engine.
 SEALED proposals, addressed to Commission of State Ir' titutions of Arizona, at State House, Phoenix, Ari- zona, and endorsed Proposal to fur nish One 25 H. P. Horizontal Fair banks Morse or equivalent engine to be used for operating Rock Crusher" will be received by the said Commis- sion until 3:10 o'clock P M. Tuesday, July 2, 1918 and will be opened in the presence of the bidders at the above time and place, and thereafter con- sidered.
 BIDS MUST BE ITEMIZED Certified check for five per cent of the amount of the bid should be en- closed with sam to be retained as li- quidated damages if successful bidder fails to sign contract. BIDS NOT MARKED ON ENVELOPE, AS RE- CURED, WILL NOT BE CONSID- BRED. Specifications may be obtained upon application to the Commission of State Institutions. Prices must be f. o. b.
 | The Commission reserves the right to accept or reject part or all of an> bid, or to waive any informalities in any bid.
 THE COMMISSION OF STATE IN
 STITUTIONS.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01

vision of the Northeast Quarter (NEA) and the North Half (N1s) of the Southeast Quarter tSEA) of Section Seventeen CID, in Township One CD North, of Range Three (S) East. of the Gila and Salt River Base and Merid- ian, Maricopa County. Arizona.
 TRACT
 Lots Three (3), Four (4, Five (5) and Six (6), in Block Seven CD; and all of Lots Three (3), Four (D. Five (5) and Six (6) of Block Eight (SD, Park View, a subdivision of the North east Quarter (NEA) and the North Half of the Southeast Quarter (Nk SEA) of Section Seventeen CID. in Township One CD North. of Range Three (3) East. of the Gila and Salt River Base and Meridian, Maricopa County. Arizona.
 TRACT
 Lot Four (D Corrigan Tract, sub division of a part of Germania Place, an addition to the City of Phoenix, Maricopa County, Arizona.
 TRACT K
 | Lot Fourteen Q4) in Block Nine (9), Oakland Addition, a subdivision of the Southwest Quarter (SWA of the Southwest Quarter (SWA) of Section Six (6), Township One CD North, of | 1NdHSo lHlet koJ East, Ol luS dild duu Salt River Base and Meridian, Mari copa County, Arizona.
 Conditions of Sale: The said parcels will be sold in separate tracts, as above described. respectively, to the highest bidders therefor. free and clear o1 liens except taxes for the year 1918; but the Commissioner hereby reserves the right to reject any and all bids or any tract, if in his judgment the amount bid is grossly inadequate ant not a fair and reasonable value fol such tract.
 Terms of sale: Cash in the sum o1 not less than ten per cent of the sun bid must be paid at the time of sale the balance to be paid in cash on con firmation of the sale by the Court. 4 reasonable time, to be determined b! the Commissioner, will be allowed tt each purchaser in which to investigate the title of the tract purchased.
 An abstract of title. or a title pol icy by an abstract company, covering each tract so sold, will be furnished tt each maker of an approved bid, for al inspection; and such abstract of till or policy will become the property o such bidder on completion of the pro posed purchase.
 In witness whereof, I have hereunt' set my hand, at Phoenix, Arizona, thi 18th day of June, 1918.
 SIMS ELY, Commissioner.
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
BIDS MUST BE ITEMIZED
NOTICE OF CALL FOR BIDS ON FOUR HUNDRED BARRELS OF
 CEMENT

SEALED proposals, addressed to Commission of State Institutions of Arizona, at State House, Phoenix. Ari- zona, and endorsed, Proposal to fur nish four hundred barrels of cement" {" will be received by the said Commits sion until 3:30 P. NJ, Tuesday, July End, 1918, and will be opened in the presence of the bidders at the above time and place, and thereafter consid- cred.
 BIDS MUST BE ITEIIZED Certified check for five per cent of the amount of the bid should be en- closed with the same. to be retained as liquidated damages if successful bid der fails to sign contract. BIDS NOT MARKED ON ENVELOPE, AS RE- CURED, WILL NOT BE CONSID- FRED. Specifications may be ob- tained upon application to the Com mission of State Institutions Prices must be f. 0. b. as per speci- | fications attached.
 The Commission reserves the righ to accept or reject part or all of any bid, or to waive any informalities il any bid.
 THE COMMISSION OF STATE IN.
 STITUTIONS. 1
Arizona republican., 1918-07-01
MANUFACTURING AND BUSINESS

MANUFACTURING AND BUSINESS PURPOSES;
 NOW. THEREFORE, I, CORNE- LIUS ROACH, Secretary of State of the State of Missouri. in virtue and by the authority of law, do hereby cer- tify that said Association has, on the date hereof, become a body corporate, duly organized, under the name of BURROUGHS ADDING MACHINE COMPANY. located at ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI, and is entitled to all the rights and privileges granted to Man ufacturing and Business Corporations under the laws of this state for a term of FIFTY years, and that the amount of the Capital Stock of said Corpora ton is TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS. IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, l hereunto set my hand and affix the Great Seal of the State of Missouri
 Done at the City of Jefferson, this 10th 1 day of July, A. D. Nineteen Hunderd and Nine.
 1 (SeaD CORNELIUS ROACH, Secretary of State.