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Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
JUNIOR MUSIC CLUB
 PLANNED IN TEMPE

TEMPE, Sept. so-Mrs. T. J. Pres colt of Phoenix, state organizer of ju- venile music clubs, will be present at a meeting called for 4 o'clock Tues day afternoon at the Tenth street school for the purpose of organizing a juvenile club in Tempe. All chill dren between the ages of and 14 years are urged to be present at this meeting, whether they are studying music or not. as both active and as sociate members will be taken into the club.
 Parents of children of the required age are also cordially invited to at tend and hear Mrs. Prescott tell of the object and purpose of the juvenile club and of the great benefit the children derive from it. Those in charge of the club were very for- tunate in securing Mrs. H. e. MorLcn as director. Mrs. Morton is the moth- CT of four children who will be mem bers of the club.
 Leave for Deer Hunt
 A party including Lon Winsor' Clarence Westover and Martin deer hunt. They expect to be gone several days.
 Receives Order Books
 AIr. Steele. who conducts clean ing establishment in the Talbctt paint shop, has received order books from the Royal Tailor house of Chi cago, of all the latest styles in men suits. and is now prepared to take orders Mir. Steele also cleans and blocks ladies' and mems hats n con nection with his cleaning works
 Here From Akron. Ohio MT. and Mrs. William Campbell of Akron. Ohio, and MT. and Mrs. Ben Wilson of Niagara Falls are visiting at the Painter home enroute to Les Angeles. where they will spend the winter They made the trip by auto and visited many points of interest on their way here.
 Woman's Benefit Association There will be a meeting of the Woman's Benefit association Tuesday afternoon. A good attendance is de- sired
 Rally Day at Congregational Church
 Sunday will be observed by the l Congrega tional Sunday school as Rally day. Special services at the usual hour, 10 o'clock. There will De l graduation from the primafy depart ment special rhusics story for chil- dren and other features of interest te | all. It is desired that a record at tendance be reached and all members and prospective members of tht school are urged to be present. A mems discussion class is getting un- der way Now is the time to enrol for this and other adult classes. | Meetina of Musical Department of Woman's Club | A very good meeting of the musica department of the Tempe Woman, club was held at the Christian churci | Thursday evening. Work for th' coming winter was discussed and tnii seasons program was adopted. Int next meeting will be held oct. 1s which time Mac Dowell" will b' studied. Miss Kathereen Scudder VII have charge of the program
 At Grand Canyon
 I Mrs. Amanda Richards. formerly Q Tempe but now living in Phoenix. I enjoying a vacation at the Gran' Canyon with friends.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
LfveSfotk:;
Chicago

Chicago
 CHICAGO, Sept. 50.- CATTLE 2,00o; desirable corn fed steers scarce and strong, some sales higher, top s9. 20; weight 1.400 pounds; no choice yearlings or choice handy weights here; all other classes gen. orally steady: with she stock and veal calves slightly more active than yesterday.
 HOGS-1s, 900; fairly active 10 to Is cents higher than yesterdays average; top S.30; bulk lights and light butchers S.00GS. 25; bulk pack ing sows 6 .40@6 .S5; pigs 25 cents higher; bulk desirable 7.25G7. 50.
 SHEEP-14,o00; including 11,oo0 packer direct; few on sale going mostly steady; top native fat lambs 8.75; bulk SOS. 25; culls 5d .5o: not enough fat sheep and feeder lambs to test market.
 Kansas City
 KANSAS CITY. Sept. 30-CATTLE --1, 800; quality poor; all classes slow and steady: practically nothing doing on stockers and feeders: yearlings sS50: other fed steers 7.10@s.25; grassers 4.15m5.75; mostly boo 5.35: common to medium cows 3 50 @4.25; most cutters 2q3.25: heavy Texas calves 5.T5.
 aging around steady with yesterdays s general trade: bulk ITS to 210 pound hogs to packers and shippers S1 50 @7.75; bulk of sales 6.75@I.70; sows steady; mostly 6@6.25; stock pigs steady: l30 pound weights S.10.
 SHEEP = 1000: sheep steady; lambs weak to 25 cents lower; top westerns s. 35.
 Denver DENVER. Sept. 30.-- CATTLE -- 500: market steady; beef steers S54 6.75; cows and heifers 3.25G 5. 25, calves 7@e; bulls 2g3: stockers and feeders 4.50@5-75- HOGS-1o0. steady; top s.6o: bulk $. 6.50GS.60.
 SHEEP-52o0; strong to 25 cents higher; lambs 7@S; ewes 2G3.5 50; feeder lambs 5 50616 30.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01

firm and submitted a statement ask ing that certain changes be made. The Gerard company, according to the announcement Friday, concluded that it already had sufficient acreage elsewhere and consequently with drew from the Mesa district. One hundred and fifty acres were to be contracted for here, it was said.
 After Deer
 T. J. Corn, Jack Campbell, c. A Cave and J. W. Mougeot left Friday morning for parts unknown to garner their share of the deer on the open ing of the season Oct. l.
 TonsiIs Removed
 Dorothy Griffin, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Frank Griffin of 264 East First avenue. underwent an operation n at the Southside Community hospital Friday morning for the removal of her tonsils. She recovered from the operation well and the parents ex- pected to remove her home Friday evening.
 Returns From Shoot
 Leonard R. Dykes returned We'd nesday from Camp Perry, Ohio where he participated in the national rifle shoot as a member of the Arizona national guard team. MT. Dykes will resume his work Monday as mem Der of the faculty at the Phoenix Union High school.
 Southside Theaters Today
 Majestic, Mesa-James Oliver Cur woods famous drama of the snow country entitled Gods Country and the Woman,' featuring William Duncan: comedy Country Heir"
 Gilbert-Mary Miles Minter ir sThe Little Clown comedy Larry Semond in 'sThe Rent Collector"
 Tempe-'sThe Stealers" all stal cast, Ford Weekly.
 ChandIer-~Nobody's Kid" featur. ing Mae March; Mutt and Jeff car toon.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
FoREIcN ExcHANcE

NEW YORK, Sept 3O-Foreign exchange. firm; Great Britain, de- mand.. s.72%: cables. s.73%; France, demandf 7.131z: cables. 7.14; Italy, demand. 3s9; cables. s.ssh: Belgium, demand, 705h; cables, 7.06; Germa
 ny, demand. S5: cables, S5; Holland, decand. s1.s5; cables. 31.91; Norway. demand, 12.30; Sweden, demand. 22.s0; Denmark. demand. 17.85;
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01

Carrier pigeons will be used for dis seminating news of the convention of the United Mine Workers of America in Indianapolis. September 20. In this manner miners in the fields will be informed of the convention pro- ceedings.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01

Kindling a fire by plunging a stick into water was the unusual exper- fence of members of the National Geographical society in Katmai Ma tional Monument, Alaska Natural steam issuing from a vent. in the earth's surface had a temperature of 645 degrees centigrade- A stick thrust into this steam burst Into flame im- mediately.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
snansbots of Mars. as if the planet

Snapshots of Mars, as if the planet were but a mile and a half away, are promised in 1924 by an American scientist, collaborating with a prom inent American astronomer. Profes- sor Todd, astronomer. has found a mine shaft at Cham lTal, Chile. the shsft of which will be used as the barrel Of the telescope. Mars will be at it's zenith over this shaft several times in 1924.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
METALS
NEyr vOpK

NEW YORK. Sept. 30. - Copper firm; electrolytic spot and nearby 12h @12%: later 121s @12&. Tin: firmer; spot and nearby 26.75G 26.S7; futures 27 25. Iron firm; un- changed Lead: steady; spot 4.7om 4.75. Zinc: firm: East St. Louis delivery spot 4. 50. Anthony; spot
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
COTTON

NEW YORK, Sept. 30. = Cotton closed steady net points lower to 2S points higher, the more active months being one to IS points above last nights final quotations. Spot cotton quiet 21.20.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
IlRERTY BONDS

NEW YORK. Sept. 30. = Liberty bonds closed: 31ks SS. 40: first As 90 TO bid: second As 90.22; first 4As 90 90; second Al s 90. 46: third A s 3sS: fourth 4As 90. so: Vic tory 3% $ 99 .46: Victory 4hs 99. AS.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
Sacrifice
RIIY ER0M OWNER

Lot northeast. S250 cash. balance to suit. On Indian school car line. four blocks to Osborn school City water, lights, lawn. and young shade Lot fenced. Will consider Ford car. In quire at Osborn Grocery, corner Os- born Road and Indian car line.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01

Jumping into a partly filled silo instead of using q ladder caused the death of a farmer living in Nebraska. Fe was overcome by gase and died before rescuers arrived.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
MERCANTILE PAPER

NEW YORK. Sept. 30-CaH money. firmer; high. 6: low. 5: ruling rate. 5; closing bid. 5ks offered at 6; last loan. 6. Time loans, steady; 60 days, 90 days. 5H@5h; six months. 51a; prime mercantile paper. 5h @5H.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
COTTON EuTuRES

NEW YORK, Sept. 30.- Cotton futures closed steady; october 20. so: December 20.SS; January 20. .64; March 20. 30; May 1915.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01

CHICAGO. Sept. 30.--Lack of sup port brought about declines in the wheat market today. It was con tended that from the poor foreign demand and the reported offers of resale it would seem the heavy eS- ports of United States wheat during July and August were acting as boomerang on prices. Opening quo tations, which varied from un- changed figures to 1Ac lower, with December 1.22h to 1.22A and May 1.26h to 1.271s. were followed by moderate losses all around.
 Corn and oats were easier with wheat Corn after opening un- changed to 15c lower. including De cember at 50 to 501s, rallied little, but then sagged again.
 Oats started unchanged to A c lower, December 365s to S6&. and later showed setback for all de- liveries.
 Higher quotations on hogs gave firmness to provisions.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
FOR SALE

so acres between Beardsley and Marinette and one and one-half miles from railway station; a very desira ble piece of land and must be sold within 30 days Terms can be arranged al- most any way you desire. Inquire at 53O West Adams or Phone 232I
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01

WANTED - Experienced salesgirl, with Knowledge of English and Span ish. The Popular Store, Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
Lots For Sale

on northeast and northwest corner of Palm Lane and Seventh street.
 Owner can be seen at house on the northeast corner If
 FOR SALE-Lot 50xis5 1t. small S-room house. shade trees, nice lawn, some fruit trees, cesspool, chicken yard. lights. water. 1 block car line. price SS75; on terms. 2240 North Davton St q
Arizona republican., 1921-10-01
CHAINS

CHICAGO. Sept. s0.-close: Wheat-Dec. 1.20h; May 1.25lk. Corn-Dec. 491a; May 55h. Oats-Dec. 367s. May 401z. Pork-Sept, 22.00.
 Lard-October 9.65: January 9.0T Ribs-October 6.75: January T.75
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

a. -sfgtea m said rcsolau0us. and
NtthhEAA all Of lald STOCK was srh.
terrified H.d Mqre saau boct tas ben peia
on the auhtcfirtiunS IN cd1h,
NuWf ~ftthffOhE, IN III RESOLVED.
hat thf capital aiotk u this Company -
heIelg declared Increased 10 tt4VHptuut
par whieh shall ~ certified 10 M segrs
tHfy 81 state ~ the law proytdcs ent nat
tgun 1lrh .cefIfIraie heink flied ~ The
rcttctety % stats AID payment "a IAN Of
fubscfiptteaf tsinf made, Tho proper Officers
% ihls company issue certificates sosefinE
1. " W Bruce. Assistant sssn,slx Of
Til IAht1 SuNraNf, Hv t
tfh1lflt That The ftasa sad foftleinE y
o full true and correct copy % > FsEoiniion
u~nanimou.iy adopted o. ; meeting u the
board - Dirs<tsfr u The said tompaEy,
held a. its afnee On me eth day a. 1ni,,
lyso' A. ~hish n~assiins : quorum We pFe
said @spssaiisa = sfss, iis ais, dss %
tsisnee9 W. " nRucr.
=. tssai, Assistant Secretary.
Fii,kn IN ruR ofrscE OF rHE sEc.
HILARY ~ STATE this sd Gag Of
tsigssd) {. d. MINIS
secretary oil State.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

resas (dne notice of the selS tasss,ne nae.
,ng hem given In accordance with tho "
ne aasnlmsns soie u All Of a. stoef r,p''
Iuiinon fifty three thoasana. live hundred
ssam ,~o,hiras 81 z. asss.s ss'iss @ ss'
teinrnny sssuei aud oufptandinel 20 10
ss me ssg''sl s,sss e .hs sad ss,s
s iSaf sis, si issI % non I"". s 70 Sss ~,
thousand dollars tSioa,f 5O. U0O) par = Sopy
81 which resolution h%sreente siiaehsd'
nligsuen ishliii ~, sad
WhthhAa, following the said meeting
% ne s'sstheldeFs. the proper officers OF
eordanee with ths resolution 20 adopted foi
and ON behalf 81 the said CoinpanJ TO re-
ee,ye .e~n4serhgtions % ei1ht hundred flfty.
leapital stock Of tho par vaine Of twenty five
as.Ass Wss.vo! psr .hsss assresauns "
able nfty per ccnt, (sef<) oa or befors
Nav ~. fp1l and flfty psr cent f5OCl on
81 ssss.s ys,x esh se,sh sid .ssss.iP
MI nniqunf u zach and stery snid sub
sctiptlcn has been pat8 w cash. and
WHEREAS. ne board Of Directors o. the
2lst DAY " Jaiy, i92i. II which = quurtm
was present npanimously declared that M
capi,ei. stock o. the said Company uss In
= ~ ~ 'HNN' = HN|MN mNnI|m
ieor hundred INV theusand dollars tsisl.
ts0.Oovl bar. and directed that such IN
srrsse ~ csrthisd y ths keertsax u
law 70 tifettuatc said increase u the earl
al stock % thu said company aud That ul'qn
Fseeh eeftifieate being 40 filed. the pr1pei
sps~sribefs sssrk rsriiHeasss ses.,ias aid
Increase copy 81 which resolution !.
lhsrsunso attached H.as a gesi hsfsei and
NOW THEREFORE,, the undcrrlrned be.
ms directors and an OF the directors q The
fesas Company, in pur. % aud 10
srs Do HEREBY cssffFS
rirst; Fha, ihe Chsrtss d THE TExAs
lcohfAkf 4 amended 40 that Article VI
The smonnt of no capital stock Of
foar Million roar Handfes Pity iTaes.
al million Ne kssSrsd ssSeSts u sSi
thousand shares (e,b7e oo01 tharrf each
q he pr value o. T~ensy'fi'e Dollars
second. That the resolution. mentioned
"EShibii A. aud fEshibit b. hereof. wrrs
he votes a. reeited In the foregoing prsm.
rhird Tha, THE TWAS COMPANY.
acting through tts authorized officers. 70.
osived. aubteaucnt 10 the aiai day o. March !.
is2l subscriptions for eiaht hundred nifty
eiEht thousand ts5s ,oool shares " is cap.
Dollars tssns oo1s bep s isius q, rwss,yh fs
par value tweotysune million. four hun
drede niiy thousand danAr ts21 45O. OOul
payable ftty per cent t50ef) on or before
May II 1921 and fifty yer cent tsOsrl
en- Or before July 3, 1921 and that said
snhsertptiuns we're all IN good faith made
and the ian amount Of zach and every said
srhscriptiOn has been paid IN cash.
Fourth; That by q separate affidavit will
be shown the names, residences aud post.
otiee addresses uf the Subscribers to satd
eight hundred INN.NulN NNUmHaUN EaHa
yupl shares Of the capital stock Of said
Company and the amuunt subscribed and
pald BY each. subscriber.
iOaI.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

,:ss. s..s ssa s',sessa s;'es ss.s,sss..
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lofuofalionS nfkaul1ed oai<I1e Of th1 state
J. rses'a.s Y ~ ~ p..sss :. Ne ssssla,
fshrusrf 40. 1917 lchsp,sr Ell, pa.s sG)'
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s.ssa: '.'s IS. ss'gsss, ssx 'i < y. az ;,s.s
ntss. tnt n sAsif nos own IN stock o. Iscra
taaH oEs sncA selpershon organised uRafr
s .ns AID ~, ias caspian. s's1s $ s ;ek s sssss: .'s saS
or Vssii<r .h,nsr 70 sksss fefsla sss
30 seeh. linlsssless and restrictions - sfs
X .issd cisii ssssasss ~ rss.s usiii.
II ,ss ssss Lssi.isisre spprevsS xsrsa 3.
isss sSsspsss pess and 81 Hgn' \.
spsss .I1 r&s IS . 20 ssos. s isis Is stsssasssS' s..
page so.
shall b. a. Aea.,sn' - he csansy ~ iisr
ria tnf state q Texos. and a nay ea1<
% ~ b~asiness there Gnd - other places
IA Or outside q The stats q Texas.
1hin cooperation ania,s sooner alncrct.
hall exist for fifty years FROM April !.
''0a. '.
Thr enlargement Of The husinsts Hrd the
affairs 81 this corporation shall vest IN \
hoard ~ thirteen direcioTs. and the naniet
and residences Of those Who are siestrt Tor
The cusreut ycar are a. ~feiiovsi y. G. Lri.
hin, Amos u. Beatty. l. n. LaphAfn. A. y.
Hepburn. y. N. Hil. X q. Hnlmea. ana VI.
A Thompson. Jr., all Of New Yerk, n. ~:
4. = pguoFhue, g n. Dodro. q. H. Noble
Ard n, \ hreoks q Houston. Tessa; J y.
ono Vacancy IN tho ssrFd.
The amount % ne capital steek q this
gts5. poo.oo0) divided into three million
four lhundred thouf4nd tgko10o0l sharee.
saeh q The par value % Twenty fivs Dot
la Wilnss. Whereof this ataenaed char
.fr n signed ~ tho undersigned. who are
both Stockholders and directors % said
I'LL nnIn uan NJ Mnrnh lann
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

WHthEAN this company has from time
10 time expended large sums ~ money aui
Of - not earnings In the purchase Of pr1p.
critics and The construction and improve
ments Of IFS plants. and extensions and on.
largements thereof which %earulngu would
otherwise hae been available for and paid
OUT ~ diudendf TO IT, stockhnlders and
MtEhtAN The xunluA and undivided
pratits ~ The Company which have been in.
estcd - af1reaEid. far exceed thirteen nail
Ion dollars gta 600. O0O) and
WHEREAS Il "a 20 the interest Of This
Iompguy that 20 The extent ~ thirteen neil.
lion dollars 1913. 600. 0O0). said surplus aud
undivided profits be capitalized that " mas
hs permansrtly usei in this Company
nutinra' Hatlef than BE- distributed a.
cash dividend
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

a. battery Place, New York. N. Y. on or
after Aarch "a, Ie2t, shall be entitled "
.rgreive . stouk certileete o. eeftiiieete.
acei Of The Tsiss cszpany. 2 ths par
value o. ext pfr shara and aneh sh.rss
upon ug hsuahea 81 sush ttpek eern,iesie
Or certificates Viii partieipate In hiftdsnds
from aud after April I. 1871
THIS warrant shall not be valid unless
uhs number Of shercs Of stoek Of The fexns
Company Of the par value o. $40, 20 which
ule hoider. or his assigns, ~ entitled - a
stock dividend or n past thereef .pAyanis
10 stockholders Of record, December 10.
lp2o, and shall be tranaierred. ~ persons e
~ atorucy, upon kurreuder OF this ~sffsS'
Property endorsed.
No aividshd Of Interest ahall hc puyehA.
or shall accrue. vita rseneet 70 ihia NsrrA.i
aof shall n entifle the holder 70 voting 90
Any other rights o. . htochholder.
eanntsraixned BY tho Transfer Agent snd
reEiatured By tho Registrar.
WITNESS the seal Of The Tenas Cen.
pany and signatures Of iiA duly authorised
enicers. this thc ............s. dAy %
fss..-. .ss.......s. ie.s.
vies Prsaidsns.
Assistant Secretary.
countoraieusd
nys
Transfer Ages.
The Now Yori Trui., 6ai&Rssy
ny,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

ctafo OF New York.
County u New Tork-u.-
Before me, the undcrairncd Notary Pub.
lie In and for said County and STATE. on
mis- day personally ppprared x. G. Lufkin.
Aisos L heaiy. H. l. 14avham. A. n. Hep
burn r G. Holmes. and W, A. Thompson.
'1r. Anown 10 ne 10 be the persons whose
names are subscribed to the forogoing In
strument and Acknowledged 10 me that they
executed the enme for the purposes and con.
alteration therein expressed.
Given under my hand and seal o. office
this aoih day ~ March. 1890.
feigncd1 EDWARD CRONE. Jr..
tsea) Notary Public New York County,
State q Texas.
County u Harris-ss.:
Before me. The undersigned Notary Puhiie
In and for said County aud State. on this
day perronaiiy appaared r. J. Dunoghuo.
e. p Dodge, q. l. Noble aud n. v. Brooks,
knowu te ne 10 be tho neraons whose nanles
arc suhscrited 10 the fnregoinE iu1tament
|end arknoulsdEed 70 me that they errcnted
ne sen'e for the purposes and confederation
Given under my hand and seal Of effioe.
this Esd DAY Of April 1910.
.fHirnedl n. TOhFoHRDE.
fSean Nolary Publie. Harris County,
ENDORSED. Filed IN the office Of the
SECRETARY Of State this 9Th day Of April,
tslsnedl GEO. y HOWARD.
Secretary Of State.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-30

t~slsneag y = DONouhuE.
stat. Of NSeSS'va1J, y r poD"h
Couuiy Of New York.
Before me, the undersigned Notary Public
int sara toehty and state, on this day
Rersonaiiy appeared y. C Lufkin,
amys H., htafl Lewis II Lapham.
nlnt ~ n Sobin' H. G. Holmes
anu harin far5sy kno wn 20 me
" pe We persons whose names are sub.
serlneI 70 we foregoing Instrument aud
Aes.raliy Aehnowledged TO me that they *
.lt,I tae ZANE Tor ihe plfnoaes and con.
u''-ltN ih'lel' 'Aptes.eui ana raeh pf
vac tAld sisnrrt being b. me first duly
". ~ oA,h as.efted mat inc mat
NJ. M ,hn sst ior'h ana nc statemen,s
"insn u,aer NJ hand and seal Of office
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fs.,n '''sn'' D. LILY
ri-.t!. N ,aSaa,. IuuHe y ~
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STATE OF iiinois'
'onny oi Cook
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