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srANbIRD IC @ @GR0CFRY CoMpA

STATE OF TEXAS.
COUNTY OF Ell PASO. -
KNOW ALL MEN by THESE PRESENTS
That, at a meeting Of the stockholders of tht
STANDARD GROCERY COMPANY held q,
the goth day Of September. 1917, in conforini
~ with the the Bylaws thereof. twOthirds al
the stock Of said corporation was voted 10 in
crease its capital stock from si0O.0 100000 t'
5000, 10000.
NOW. THEREFORE,, WE, the Board oi
Directors Of said corporation, In compliance
with the action Of the stockholders, have this
the 25th day of September 1917, increased th'
capital stock from SlOO.OOO00 TO s2nO,
600. 90 and we certify that all Of said increased
capital stock has been subscribed and so pei
cent thereof paid in, as per affidavit hereto
attached.
sign our names, this the 25th day of S"piem
GEORGE FRANKLIN
]. q. FRANKLIN,
sol. FRANKLIN.
j j Jones
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Silk four-in-hand neckties, large
open ends. 55c. The Toggery, Jack
Tidmore.
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STATE OF TEXAS.

COUNTY or Ell PAso.
BEFORE ME. the undersgnd authority. ON
this day personally appeared George g. Frank
lin. !. q. Franklin, Sol Franklin and j. J
Jones. known 10 me 10 be the persons vi
names are subscribed 10 the foregoing instru.
mrnt and acknowledged TO me that they eaci
executed the same for the purposes and con
sderaiiOns therein expressed.
GIVEN under INV hand and Seal this 25ti
dav of September, 1917
tSea) U. 5. GoEN.
Notary Public, ~ Paso County. Texas.
ENDORSED: FILED IN THE OFFICE
OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE THIS
29th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. 1917
G. ]. BARTLETT.
Secretary OF State
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
l. c J. BARTLETT. Secretsry of Stat, of
the State Of Texas. do hesely cesiify hat ,he
FOREGOING Is a true aud correct copy Of
AMENDED CHARTER
STANDARD GROCERY COMPANY
with the endorsements thereon, as now appea =
of record in this Department.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. II
have hereunto signed my name of
ficially and caused 10 he impressed
(SeAD hereon the Seal OF State az my Of
flee In the City Of Austin, this the
2sth day OF september A. ID.
1917.
@. J. BARTLETT.
Secretary Of State
ENDORSED.
Foreign. No. es42.
Cor. REED Vol. O. Page 5as
Certified Copy of
Certificte Of Incorporation
STANDARD GROCERY COMPANY
AMENDMENTS INCREASING CAPITAL
Filed In Office Of
State Corporation Commission
of New Mexico.
A. L. MORRISON. Clerk.
Compared MPM to EMA,
STATE OF NEW MEXICO
State Corporation Commission Of New
Mexico
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
United States OF America, State OF
New Mexico. ss:
II ia hereby certified that the annexed is a
fun trne aud complete transcript Of the
STATEMENT
OF
STANDARD GROCERY COMPANY
tho as49)
with the endorsements thereon. a. same appear
on file and Of record In the office of the Stale
Corporation Commission
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. IN,
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THE STATE OF TEXAS
Department Of State.


T. John q. Mckay. Secretary Of The sia,e
NJ Texas. and being the officer, VINO uhae. ~.
,he Constitution and Laws Of ihis nls.' ~
dnlv constituted keeper OF the recoras ~ ~. ~
Ar,ieles Of Incorporation Of all eompanies ~
s.r,,oya,ed under the General Laws thereon 'aho
,be records Of an papers relating 70 me cIsa
lion Of said Incorporated eompaniisss, ,a lnn ~
powered 10 authenticate .v esemp,l.,v,eA,nD, ~, ,hs
sr,exed instrument Is an exemplified COP
snns",.,,x rompared by me with the Original
Nv an fe In my office In my official cus,"ay
as secretary Of State and has BEN ,orR1 pTRR 70
e .ynsRp irus and sgsses. E1RsY SoMPANY"ied
&. ,h,s office on the 18th day OF January, A.D;
1915. and duly recorded In me heeoros ~
Interpretations now on fiie ~ mls s' la.
bv me as the proper officer, and " en,iiied y
have full faith and credit given y IN eNrr,
court and office within the United states "'
America. ....o>.v vuupppaP I
have hereunto signed my name
rffieialy and caused 10 be i'm
fa..n pressed hereon the Great Seal "l
state ai my office In the City Of
Austin, Texas this the 22d day oi
JOHN q. Mckay.
Secretary Of state
THE STATE OF TEXAS
cOIiNTY OF Ell PASO. .
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS,
THAT al a meeting Of the Stockholders OF
the STANDARD GROCERY COMPANY hel.
on the 18th day 0f January, lsl', IN con
formity. with the BYLAWS hsrsoa ~, ~ ,ncrssss ~ %
its capital stock from FIFTY TioI SAN \
1850 600 O0) DOLLARS TO ONE HUNDRED
TUOuSAND (sIOO. 900 OOl DOLLARS.
now. THEREFORE,, WE. the board %,
Directors Of said corporation; In compliance
with the action Of the Stockhoders, have I'M,
the 18th day January, a, ID; 1917. increased
the capital stock from Fifty Thousand lSou
900. .O0) Dollars. 20 One Hundred lhousahu ,,
(siOO. 900. .OO) Dollars and we certify that all
of said increased capital stock has been SUD
''ri's1 IN 1TEsTIMoNY @ WHEREOF We hereunio
sign our names this the goth day Of Januar'
~ SOL FRANKLIN,
w X. EZELL,
j. j. JONES,
GEORGE a FRANKLIN,
]. q. FRANKLIN,
Directors.
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
COUNTY OF Ell PAsO.
BEFORE ME. the undersigned authority nl
this dsy personally appeared J. J, Jones
X. Eseil. George q. Franklin, Sol Franklin aud
j. q. Franklin, known 10 me to he the per
sons whose names are subscribed 10 the fore
going instrument and they and each Of them
acknowledged to me that they executed ,h'
same for the purposes aud consideration there
)" N fS'NffTSN Witness WHEREOF. ! have her.
10 subscrlbed my name and affixed the Seal
of INV office, this the goth day OF January A.
u. 1917. sup
(sea) Notary Public.
III Paso County. Texas
ENDORSED: FILED IN THE OFFICE
OF THE SECRETARY or STATE THIS 2oh
G. ]. BARTLETT
Secretary ~ State.
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There are no war prices In our
store. Compare our prices win
others. That's all we ask OF you.
The Toggery, Jack Tidm0re.
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NOTICE OF EXECUTION OF SALE
In the District Court Of the Sixth
Judicial District OF the State OF New
Mexico. Within and for the County
OF Luna.
George II. King. Plaintiff. VS.. John r
Grover. Defendant.-Clvll No 500
Notice Is hereby given that tiids
meht was rendered In the above en-
titled cause against the defendant and
IN favor OF the plaintiff for a balance
Que upon mutual account on the 18th
day OF May, 1919. and that thereafter.
and on the 18th day OF May, 1918. a
writ OF Execution issued out OF and
under the seal of said Court in said
cause TO me directed and delivered
by virtue OF which said Writ re-
ceived by me on the 1Gth day OF
May 1919, did. on said 10th day
OF May. 1918. at the County OF Luna
aforesaid, levy upon and seize lot OF
lead ore consisting OF about forty
tons, which said property so seized
VIII be sold by me on the 21st day OF
June, 1919. at the hour OF 1000 o'clock
In the forenoon OF said day at Florida
station In said county and state for
the satisfaction OF said Judgment
which, with interest TO date OF sale.
VIII amount to the sum OF S2sO35. and
for the satisfaction of the costs OF said
sale. Dated this 18th day OF MAY, A. ID.
1919 w q SIMPSON,
MY 2O-Jne 10 Sheriff of said County.
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We need your extra furniture-call
us. Phone 800 5-l3f
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Big shipment Palm Beach and cool
clothes suits just received. $3.50 up.
The Toggery, Jack Tidmore.
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:. state Corporation Commission Of New
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY
United States of America. State of New Mex
leo, ss
1T is HEREBY CERTIFIED. Thai ther. wa.
filed for record In the office of the State Cor.
poration Commission Of the State Of New Mexi
go on the 9TH day ~ May. A. ID. 1919. AT 10
A. NJ by STANDARD GROCERY COMPA.
NY; a corporation duly organized and existing
under and by virtue Of the laws Of the State
Of Texas, n certified copy Of its Articles of In.
corporation, etc. and Statement desiRnatinf
office In this State. agent. etc.
1905.
NOW THEREFORE,. The said eorporation
Is hereby authorized by the State Corporation
Commission TO transact business in the State
Of New Mexico. and the business is such as
may H. lawfully transacted by corporations or,
ganiS"d under the laws of this state
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF ths
Chairman and Clerk Of said CON-
mission have heTeunto set their
(Seal) hands and affixed the seal Of said
Commission, AZ the City Of sante
Fe. on this seventeenth day ol
May A. ID. 1919. "'' '"
HUGH II. WILLIAMS Chairman
Attest A. l.. MORRISON. CLERK.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-08-28
LOST

On Prince William Sound, a House ScOw; having gone adrift in heavy gale. For Identification both ends marked A. $. F.. Company, No. 2. Registry No. 166.675. Finder please deliver to or communicate with the undersigned and receive liberal re. ward.
 MASKA SEA FOOD COMPANY. Sept. 5th. COrdOva. Alaska.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-08-28
"SPECIAL"-Gsssline $500 case. B R WN < HA WIKI \ $
 Quality First"

and is personally known to many or the old timers along the coast as well as the interior and the Canadian Yu- kon. He is returning to Seattle on the Northwestern soliciting business while in Seward.
 Gov. Thomas Riggs, Jr., is aboard the Admiral Watson on his return to Juneau.
 At 2 o'clock this morning a regular cloud, full of rain, seemed to burst over Seward and the surrounding country. It more than poured for about five minutes, the rain being ac- companied by thunder and lightning.
 Col Slade is returning south, enrOute to Washington, D. C., aboard the Ad- miral Watson.
 The committee on fair prices for food commodities is meeting this af- ternoon at the town hall.
 The Arctic Brotherhood committee in charge of the dance to be given Sat urday night, is arranging for severn. extra features.
 The first snow of the year fell dur ing the night on the mountain tops. Ii the rainy weather continues, the snow will melt like dew before the sun.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-08-28
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS.

M. II. Baker, representative of the Mutual Life Insurance Co.,. of New York. is registered at the Hotel Sex ton. Mr. Baker is pioneer of Alaska
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1919-08-28
HUGH DOUGHERTY Real Estate and Insurance FURNISHED HOUSES
 FOR RENT

A free lecture on Christian Science will be given in Seward under the au- spices of the Christian Science Society of Valdez, by Charles l. Ohrenstein, C.S.B., member of The Board of Lec- tureship of The Mother Church, The First Church of Christ, scientist in Boston, Massachusetts, al the Liberty Theatre, Thursday, 8 P. NJ.
 0------- Have you tried our bulk Coffee? 45c pound.
 BR o WV & HA WKIN $
 Quality First"
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-10-09

The Town has for sale about TWEEN
ty-five (25) cords of dry 12-inch hard
wood junks at $11.O0 per cord deliv-
cred. Good fuel for sitting room
heater or for the furnace for fall use
3w39 SELECIMEN'
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-10-09

A fine line of new stamped goods
at Miss Iva M. Holway's.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-10-09

stands for a lot of
things.
They all have a
place in our line.
The sun., 1919-10-11
NOSKE'S IRE STIRRED
BY SOCIALIST ACTS
They Lick Boots of Allied
Missions in Berlin" He Says.

BERLIN, Oct. 8 (delayed) .-Independ-
ent Socialists were accused by Gustav
Noske, Minister of Defence, in the Ma
tional Assembly to-day OF Complaining
Germany's position abroad by malicious
and unjust criticism of the military ad-
ministration." He told them they were
licking the boots Of the British and
French commissions in Berlin"
DR.. Herman Mueller, Minister of For
eign Affairs. admitted during the session
that many soldiers from South German
garrisons we're going to the Baltic prov
inces on fake passports, adding that they
were chiefly "adventurers who expect a
free and easy life there and expect
eventually to settle down" The Minister
declared that people were daily APP
preaching the Foreign Office in a secret
manner with information to the effect
that the Entente would be pleased to see
German troops fighting In Russian
units"
"If the Entente is DESTROYS OF having
us withdraw the last German troops
from Russian formations" he said. I'VE
might be permitted to express the desire
that the Entente request Russia to dis
continue attempts to attract Germans
into their service"
In the course of his address Nosxe
also discussed the subject OF the Ger
man troops in the Baltic provinces and
the demand Of the Entente for their
Withdrawal He declared that It would
be impolite to stop the food supplies for
the insubordinate soldiers In Courland
tBaltic provinces). because they would
then resort to plumber to supply their
needs,
The sun., 1919-10-11
LABOR TRIBUNAL
AGAIN PROPOSED
Action of Transport Workers
Clues Impetus to Plan.
By the Associated Press.

LONDON. Oct. 10-As result of the
recent railway strike and the general
labor situation strong efforts again are
being made. to organize a tribunal en-
powered to arbitrate all industrial dis
putes.
The action of the transport workers
leaders in taking up the role as medi-
ators in the recent strike has given i'm
petus to a movement to propose the re-
vival OF the industrial council appointed
by the Industrial conference called by
Premier Lloyd George last spring.
This council failed to prove effective
as an arbitration body. owing to the
refusal of the triple alliance" compris-
ing the railwaymen, transport workers
and coal miners, to accept membership
in It.
Pressure is now being brought upon
the triple alliance" t. reconsider its
former attitude. The neutral chair
man originally proposed for the council
has not yet been appointed. 1t is said
not to be unlikely that the choice for
this position will be Sir David j.
Shackleton. who. as permanent secretary
of the Ministry of Labor, is considered
to possess Qualifications. for the posi-
ton and to enjoy the confidence both
of the employers and employees"
The sun., 1919-10-11
MINE CONFERENCE
STILL DEADLOCKED
Operators Refuse to Consider
30 Hour Week With go
Per Cent. Increase.
MEN SCOFF AT CONTRACT
General Strike Threatened,
but Employers Resolve to
Resist Demands.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.-No material
progress was made to-day at the first
session In this city of the Joint wage
conference of the central competitive
coal field, embracing Ohio Indiana, IL
linois and western Pennsylvania.
The deadlock, which was reported
when the conference adjourned at Buff
falo last week to reconvene here, ap-
parently remained unbroken. At the
conclusion of the days session Ellis
Searles. spokesman for the miners, and
Thomas Brewster of Illinois, represent
Ing the operators, declared that the con-
ference had not cleared the atmosphere
at ALL"
Mr.. Brewster said the operators have
not receded zone inch" from the stand
they took at Buffalo, which was that
the Federal contract shall remain in
force until April l, 1920, unless some
other demands can be substituted by the
miners than have yet appeared"
Representatives of the mine workers
contend that they have fulfilled their
side of the contract. that the war rs
over. and that for all practical purposes
| the Federal contract" has come to an
| end
The meetings are being held behind
closed doors and 1t was not announced
| which of the miners several demands
"cio To-Day. III
, was stated. however. that unless there
Is modification of these demands
| which include six hour day, FIVE day
week, so per cent. increase In wages and
| that all contracts In the bltuminous field
| shall automatically cease November I
| there would be no agreement. The mine
| workers threaten a general strike in the
| soft coal field on that date unless their
demands are granted.
Representatives of the bituminous coal
| operators Of the outlying organized dis
| tricts, with yearly tonnage OF 300.-
| 100000. came here to-day "to cooperate
| with and assist the central competitive
| field In resisting the miners demands"
AT meeting of these operators reso-
| lutions were adopted suggesting con-
\ tracts be considered that will increase
| the cost Of coal to the public or de-
| crease the productive capacity of the
| mines" The resolutions also suggested
that the negotiations should be immedi-
| ately terminated unless the miners
agree to honor the existing agreements. "
The sun., 1919-10-11
GOVERNOR AND WIFE
Z COME TO REGISTER
Some 173,602 Others Also Rec.
ord Names OIL Last Day
But One.

The names Of 17s,SO5 voters were
added to the election lists In the 1--WE
boroughs during the fifth day of regis
tration yesterday. This makes total
of 70S,744 for the first Ave days, an
increase of 60,15s over the figures at
the end of the fifth day last year. A
gain Is recorded in each one Of the
boroughs. The largest registration
yesterday was in Brooklyn. where S.
$50 new names were added to the lists.
Manhattan followed with 5s,7s6. This
Is the last day of registration.
Gov. Smith and Mrs Smith registered
last night in the public school opposite
their home In Oliver street. near Henry,
in the old Second Assembly district.
They were accompanied by their daugh-
ter. Miss Emily Smith, who motored
down from Albany with her mother.
After registering the Governor went
to the Downtown Club, the political
headquarters of Thomas F. Foley, lead
er of the district. AS the Governor
started back to the Biltmore. where he
Is stopping. he said he would be in
town until Wednesday night. He has
no public engagements until tomorrow
night when he will attend the ball of
the Italian Society.
The registration figures Of the five
boz oughs follow:
The sun., 1919-10-11
ONE PLEADS GUILTY
OF INSURANCE GRAFT
Claim Adjuster Arrested in
Workmen's Injury Case.

Samuel Epstein, formerly an inter-
prefer OF the State Industrial Commits
sion, pleaded guilty yesterday before
Judge William II. Wadhams in General
Sessions to an indictment charging an
attempt to accept a bride for aiding
claimants In obtaining larger compen-
sa ton awards from the Industrial Com
mission. Theodore l.. Waugh, Assistant
District Attorney. told the court that
Epstein had promised to aid the State
materially in the graft investigation now
being conducted by a special committee
appointed by the Governor.
Epstein was said to have been at the
centre of a graft ring which operated
around the offices of the Workmen's
Compensation Bureau. He was alleged
to have been go between for certain
officials and claimants, receiving a
fifty-fifty split in the awards.
At the investigation conducted at City
Hall several physicians were called
Dr. Herman T. Radin OF 654 East l56th
street told OF his connection with a
series of medical examining station con-
Quoted by DR.. Wolff Eye doctors had
been paid s25 for examining injured
workmen until John Mitchell objected,
he said. After that the fee was slo.
DR.. Paul C. Fleri of 2l0 Clinton street
tivities OF runners" said 1t was more
profitable to these men II the awards
we're granted In lump sums rather than
weekly payments DR.. Fleri did not
think the runner evil could be entirely
eliminated.
Compensation Bureau. was arrested yes
terday afternoon at 345 Broadway by
Detective Joseph Russo on bench war
rant issued by Judge Wadhams after the
October Grand Jury had handed down
two indictments charging bribery and
the taking OF an unlawful fee.
Elyood later was arraigned before
Judge Rosalsky and held in $4,000 bal
for pleading. 1t Is alleged that Elwood
accepted from Leonidas Springsteen
woodworker in a mill at Corona, $1,000
which sum he Is declared to have divided
with several other employees of the com
pensation bureau. Springsteen had re-
ceived an award OF $500 as compensa'
ton for injuries.
The sun., 1919-10-11
RUSSIANS CAPTURE
RIGA, Firms REPORT


store order and secure the safety of my
base OF action have. as head OF the
Russian army In the western provinces.
concluded an agreement with the COM
manders Of the German army corps &C.
cupying the country under which l guar
antee the gradual withdrawal of their
troops and the safety of their transpor-
tation to Germany.
"In order to help remedy the chaotic
state of the administration of the prov
inces occupied by my troops I appointed
central committee charged to draft
and organize a temporary administra-
ton and also to prepare foundations for
liberal administrative measures on a
democratic basis In accordance with the
wishes of the population.
1.-THE present Lettish Government be-
gan to send number of Lettish troops
against the boundaries of my military
base, which violated the neutral zone
This evoked a number OF minor COLI
sions while my troops were replacing
German posts.
II had given my posts orders despite
the continued provocation not to let
themselves become involved with the
Let's and Esthonians. The latter inter-
tackled my positions.
IT was compelled to take measures
for my military safety and occupy a
new line. making 1t possible to march
against and effectively combat the
enemies of my country and Bplshevism
I hope that the Powers allied with my
country will support my endeavors in
accordance with treaties and grant me
all facilities to take requisite measures
Col. Avaloff-Dermondt has proclaimed
Courland and Mitau as hc'onging to the
Russian General Government and as
sumed the title of Governor-General, ac-
cording to the Lettish bureau. The
German Embassy suddenly has left Riga
the Lettish bureau says.
Col. Avaloff Dermondt has CURLY de.
manded permission of the Lettish Gov.
eminent for the passage Of his troops tc
the Russian frontiers.
The sun., 1919-10-11
KAISER WOULD BUY UP PHOTOS
Refugee Objects to Publication of
Dutch Snapshots.

AMERoNGEN. Holland. Oct 10.-Strong
efforts are being made TO prevent the
publication of photographs of ex-Em-
peror William Of Germany taken on sat
urday las by two Dutch photographers
who were concealed in a load of hay
near Count Hohenzollerns temporary
home. The one-time monarch Is said
to have offered a large sum for the
negatives and all prints made from
them:
The correspondent of the Associated
Press has seen the photographs which
show Count Hohenzollern bearded and
sturdy. and appearing In a happy mood
while talking to his wife and Gen.
Zontard. unconscious of the presence of
the cameramen.
The sun., 1919-10-11
SHIPYARD STRIKE NEARs END
Men Are Said TO he Returning to
Work Rapidly.

The steady return Of men who have
been on strike at the ship repair yards
In the port of New York indicated yes
terday that virtually ell the thirty-five
plants will be operating at normal by
the first Of next week, according to a
statement yesterday by Henry c. Hun
ter, counsel for the yard owners.
The larger New Jersey and Brooklyn
plants reported that hundreds of their
men who walked out October had re-
turned to work under the same condi-
tons that prevailed before the strife
Mr. Hunter said. '"rhe strike has been
unpopular with the sworkmen since its
inception and has been due entirely to
the activity OF local unions"
The sun., 1919-10-11

The purchase price agreed upon for
the railway equipment, telephone lines,
automobiles and other supplies OF the
American Expeditionary Force was
Si00,000,000. The agreement when pub
ushed was criticised Immediately on
the ground that the French Government
had no power to make the expenditure
without parliamentary authorization and
an enabling bill. sanctionlng the agree
ment. was then introduced in the French
Chambers.
The sun., 1919-10-11
Goldman Case Up Oct. IL.

Authorities at Ellis Island announced
Yesterday that deportation charges
against Emma Goldman and Alexande-
Berkman, anarchist leaders recently re-
leased from Federal jails. will not be
pressed before Oct. 81. Both defendants
will be shipped to Russia II the deporta-
ton proceedings accomplish the inten-
ton of Federal officials.