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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-04
BRITISH CALL ALL
SAILORS TO POSTS
Cancel Furloughs and Order Those
Now on Leave to Return To
DUTY

LONDON, April i-Thc Admiralty
to-day cancelled all furloughs and
ordered all sailors and officers who
are on leave TO return Immediately
to their posts
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-04
BOWIE RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Maiden, two-yelr- Old
Allies; four furlongs Bone, ~
lJohnsonp. 1910, $3.50, $3.50, wor;
Yankee Maid. III CColtlctO, $50,
$3.50, second; ChastH star, III CNcogm,
$40, third Time IS 10, Moco, Marx
The Cigarette, Toodlcs, Maryland Ro!lc
Sarafax, Miriam Cooper, Baby Naup
Misdeal also ran.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-04
TIE World rmANEI. mnENr.

Arcade. uuunr Wurll Buldug H3Gi r.-.
Row. y y CIV. Tr.,g,H.ur HcrCutu 5000
Cl0a. r'Om l1r lagacr and parcels pr'n isE t1.
u.ar M,ney oTdcn ana Ia'ylleB eaeI41 t0
ale. ---AdrL
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-04
BACK ALlmoNY SHOULD BE PAID
AT ONCE.

That IS right ntcrposed Justice
Morschauscr "sho should have this
money Tho counsel fee should also
be paid in full or In part so that tho
defendant may have ammunition 10
fight the suit"
Counsel for both sides agreed that
the papers sealed by Justice Nor
schauscr saturday including the so.
called confession of Mrs. StiHman
ana the letters supposed TO have been
written to her by Fegd h Beauyais.
the French Canadian guide, should
be flied in the supreme Court at
Carmel \. Y, without being opened
ana subjected to publicity
II am satisfied to leave them
sealed, said Mr., Horscy "But wa
object to having them eNpungod from
the record"
II sOemS 70 m0." said Justice
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-04
GOV. MILLER SAYS HE FAVORS
COMMITTEE TO INVESTIGATE
T. ADMINISTRATION OF N. Y. CITY
Is Coming to Think Inquiry by the Legislature
Might Serve Important Public Pur-
pose, He Adds.
ALBANY, April 4.

MILLER confirmed reports that favored
vesgaon by Legislative Committee of the affairs of the
City New York.
81 coming think he said that such investigation
public However
exclusively province
lature.'
calling municipal affairs
introduced early the Legislative
Theodore Douglas Robinson Hkmer Asembman
Joseph Stenberg
Resolution
designed o bring similar
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1921-04-04
WHO WILL. BACK
MRS. SVICUMAN.

Attached to the affidaVfts .SJhbrllt-
ted by Mrs Stillman I'm sIpporb.Of
her allegations regarding Mrs. Flor
ence II. Leeds and her relations vVitir
Mr.. Stillman, are the names OF the
following persons who will support
these affidavits:
Mrs. Sophie Bartkoff and HarnnsSn
Johnson, persons employed by Mrs.
Leeds; Frank A. Ivens, superinten-
dent Of the apartment house iu East
S6th Street where Mrs. Leeds's baby
jay was born; William G Groves.
Evelyn Rutledge, Walter Rutledge.
Claud Grove, Victor Bocanegra, An
tonic Scozza nago, Joseph f. Kennedy.
James A Mcmahon, Estelle Klee.
Secretary TO Mrs Stillman.
The order Of Justice Morschauser
gives the custody OF two-and a half
year old Guy Strllman, whose pa ter
nifty is denied by the banker to-N Mrs
Stilman, and requires her to main
tain him. She rs also to maintain
such OF the older children as may
prerr 20 live with her,
Mr. Sthtman, according 10 John y.
Brennan OF Mrs StllIman's counsel.
has paid no ahmony since March
l. He asked FOR the immediate pay
ment of two months alimonv and
the full payment OF the other allow
ances. Outerbridge Horsey speaking
for Delaney NicoH. OF the bankers
counsel, said that although Mr. still
man is very rich man. $47 800 was a
large sum to be paid on demand
without notice.
81 should like 10 have it arranged
So that It could be paid in install
ments'' said Mr. Horsey, say in ten
and twenty days"
Mr.. Horsey also stated that II was
the intention OF Mr.. stnlman to nav
$4,000 on account Of nlimony TO Mrs.
StiHman.
''1his is ahmony as fixed by Your
Honor said John f. Brennan. rep.
rcsentlng Mrs. Stilman. 1T should
be paid at once"
n
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II was sa "a Al the Plaza Hute' this
ton was unknown there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago, Feb. 9.-Support in wheat
was not good this morning and the mar
ket was weaker. Yesterdays best buy
ers we're among the leading sellers In
the early trading. 1t was believed that
yesterdays sharp advance was due
principally TO active covering In an
oversold market and the elimination
Of the short interest thus weakened the
technical position.
Apparent strength in the domestic
cash article was not without effect, ana
there was hesitation In some quarters
about pressing the selling side too far,
az it was thought that there were fur-
thsre export contracts to be closed.
March opened at 81 601a TO .oo%
against 81. 80 at the end yesterday. and
moved up TO $l.81I+. May started q,
Il 1927 TO $1.5l1a, against sl.o3Fa al
the close yesterday. ,
Corn was easier under selling by east
ern commission concerns. Trade Wa'
small. .,
6TIhc at the end yesterday. july
started n lower, at 09c, and recede'
to 6STsc. ~ou
Oats we're quiet and easier; Com
mission houses were on both sides Ma
opened at 44Isc to 43hc, against Al y
AT the end yesterday. July opened a
lower, at 449ic, and later sold az 447ae
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
GOODYEAR SUFFERS
SLUMP ON THE CURB.
Stock Sells or sN Points on
I Turnover OF Few Hun p"
\ dred Shares 20

New York, Feb. 0.--The most in.
terestins feature of the trading on the
Broad street curb today was the violent
decline IN Goodyear Tire. which on the
sale Of a few hundred shares dropped
oS points to 14h. The movement was
based wholly on the provisions made In
the plan for financing the floating debt
announced yesterday. the plan fnclud-
Ing the Issue Of 900, 900 shares Of new
common stock. Other industrials were
generally steady. Inter Rubber con
tinned active and sold at 13 1ato. 13k.
batter tone was shown In United
States Steamship which was traded in
at 1h to IN. Car Light was siso
active, selling at 2H to 8. There was
continued demand for British American
Tobacco in which large volume Of
business was transacted at 13N and
13M. Indian Packing, which has been
In demand for some days, also held
6rm, selling at az and 4. North Amer
lean Pulp. was unchanged at 5Is.
A little, life was shown In United
Retail Candy, which moved up from
81 to s%. Sweets was unchanged
Ryan Consolidated was in supply and
sold at 10 and ION. Standard OH Of
Indiana ranged from 8Sh to GIN and
Anglo American sold at 1914 to 1874
International Petroleum was steady,
selling at 1871 to 159s. .. .,. .' >
| Leading mining stocks, while less &C :
| tive, showed strong tone, especially
Eureka Croesus and Boston Montana.
Il
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
UNCERTAIN TREND
INLOCAL TRADE
american Stores Drops Part Of
Early Cains-Rdilrodd
Group Weak

The shares Of the American stores
Co. and Electric Storage Battery leo
onerations on the floor Of the local stock
exchange at the opening this morning
the former moving back TO the hign
noint of Yesterday, 80, shortly after the
exchange opened. At this price the
stock was at the high Of the year and
within 3% points Of the highest quo.
tation ever touched. Offerings were
not as large Us yesterdays session anu
for the most part were in small iots,
but were just as eagerly snapped up
Jnring the first couple Of hours trade.
Istsr the demand fell off, and with
his came a drop in price to 80, quar-
ter below last nights closing figure. In
exclamation of the recent rise IN this
;ssne II Is said that last years re-
mort will show earnings OF ABOUT st4
n share, and that an increase IN the
dividend rate Is in prospect:
Electric Storage made brisk start,
ranging between 1912 and lo2, at
which price it was up " from yester
day, and held the gain most or the day.
Pennsylvania Railroad. Philadelphia
, Electric and United Gas Improvement
were other issues which came IN tor
, some attention, with but fractional price
changes. Pennsylvania was weak, az
was also lJeHIeH .NoNisa''"' - -.
at one time. being off half point;
! transactions in bonds were limited ana
tho whole list in this department OF the
exchange was practically negIected;
keystone Telephone first 5s and uniteo
Railways IS both sacrificed tull point
ON sales Of limited amount.
The anticipated turn IN the STOCK
market came yesterday afternoon ~hen
the rate OF call money dropped from .
10 per cent. The rally in stocks was
abrupt and emphatic with strength
being impaired 20 almost every grour
in the list, and gave a hint to che bears
to cover part Of their commitments
The spirited rally was not conhneo
oIone 10 the stock market, but EXTENDED
IN grain and cotton, wheat rising sever
cents a bushel. Tho impetus was ais'
felt in the foreign exchange market
where sterling was boosted 5tsc u
"a Ssat, which was only We o"lo" TN
nigh of the year. The easing OF rate
is attributed 10 money being sent int'
,ha market from various sections :"
the country and an absence OF WIN
drawnls by the government.
Whether or not the recovery VIII D
srstained remains to be seen, but IN
odvoncc has created, for the time,
more hopeful outlook. The market ha
become purely professional anair
and AZ usual in dull times, as soon u
stock showed an advance, a Hood
| selling orders made their appearance
| disorganiZing prices
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
SPURT IN STOCKS
|. IS SHORT LIVED
Market Proves Disappointment
to Traders---Trend Unmis-
takably Downward

New York, Feb. 9.-Those who ex.
pected the market to continue today its
squirt Of late yesterday afternoon met
with severe disappointment. The list.
instead Of picking up where it left of
yesterday, relapscd into It's condition OF
torpidity, with such price changes as
occurred showing an unmistakable trend
downward. This action strengthened
the belief that the rise after all might
have been due to the covering of shorts.
The rails exhibited unexpected weak.
ness. The passage of the Winslow bill
in the House yesterday, which permits
partial government payments to the
railroads, might naturally have been ex.
pected to have spurred these issues into
degree Of activity.
At the opening, Southern Pacific ad-
vanced X. which was In line with pre-
dictions that il would move to higher
levels after selling ex rights, but 1t
very quickly lost this advance when
the other rails began to sag. The fact
that call money opened again at per
cent did not seem to impart any con-
fidence TO the long side.
The steels, after. a hesitant opening
in which United States Steel was up
an eighth, soon began to ease of. Con =
firmation was lacking that price cutting
on any material scale has as yet invaded
the industry. Those who maintain that
present prices have discounted any such
action, point to the manner In which
@ oils have held ground In the face
Of repeated coverings in the price OF
| crude oil. ..,
The petroleum issues. as u whole, be
hnved we'll in the early trading. Gen
cral Asphalt, in which there was quite
heavy trading, advanced q point. Mex
! ican Petroleum. after its rise OF yester
day, was off only Ii. Royal Dutcf
gave way but. i point and Sinclair
was steady. A.
The coppers were dormant ana tn'
sugars less active.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York, Feb. 9.-There was a re-
newsl Of active selling in the cotton
market this morning in contrast TO the
covering movement late yesterday and
initial prices were 10 to "a points
lower. Because Of poor trade and
financial conditions, Liverpool cables
showed greater declines than had been
due at the hour of the local opening,
and this, with Southern and spot house
selling, weakened the undertone. e..
4 little Wall street covering fur.
nished about the only demand early and
prices we're about 20 points net lower.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
MISCELLANEOUS
LlXarnool Cotton

Liverpool, Feb. 9.-There was only a
limited demand for spot cotton today
,y,th nr,c.s s,eady on the basis OF an
asvanee OF 10 points for middling at
sISd The sales were 1000 bales. The
receipts were 10000 bales. incluoins ~
200 bales American. FUTURES %srs
steady In the early dealings Spot prssees
good middling, 9.4Bd; fully middiing
sSsd mlddiing. SID; low, middiins
9Sd; good ordinary, b'tSd' ana or
dlnRrY, A4Bd.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Financial Briefs

The average price Of twenty active
industrial stocks increased IA per cent
TO 1884 yesterday. while twenty rail
roads gained IA per cent to 7&s2.
Total money IN circulation February
J was S6,lil ,265,0l2, against sb.S64.l7l.-
2l3 February I, 1920. and against So
$40. .4se.7l2 January I. 1921. Per capita
january /. 1921, sss.is. and February i,
1920. }6t9L
Lacltawanna Steel reports for year
ended December 81, surplus, after all
charges and taxes, S4,29t,375, against
S356.S63 In 1919.
Tenders OF Philadelphia Co. three.year
per cent secured gold notes, issued to
the Union Trust Co. as trustee. will be
received by the trustees up to noon Feb.
ruary II TO an amount not exceeding
100000.
: The government viii withdraw s2s-
900. 900 from the bank In the New York
district tomorrow.
Stroud Co. announce that Foster
Marsh has Joined the bond department
OF their Philadelphia ONCE
The annual report Of the Continental
Can Co.. Inc. for the year ended De-
cember 81, shows surplus after depre-
citation and federal taxes Of s1.5iS.620
equivalent, after deduction of preferred
dividends, to 50. 10 n share earned on the
Si3.5o0. 900 outstnnding common stock
as compared with surplus of S2.62t.963
or $l7.0s a share M the preceding year
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
$4,000 Damages for Boy nIt by Auto

william J. Cunningham, fourteen
years Old. who was permanently Grip
Piled In an automobile accident, was
awarded a verdict for $4,000 In Common
Pleas Court No. i yesterday in suit
brought against Benjamin Suall TO re-
cover for his injuries. The boy was
struck by the defendants automobile on
February II, 1910, sustaining injuries
10 his body and legs. r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
pornhxrx Conner Production

New York, Feb. s.--Prellmipary cop
Der nroduction figures OF Utah, Chino.
Raw and Nevada Consolidated Copper
Companies In January were. In pounds I:
Utah, 100000 Chino S,ss9,7si Ray.
2,9B3 900, and Nevada 100000.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS. 9

Chicago, Feb. a.-HoGs-Estimated re-
esipts, $4,000 bead: left over, ii.482 head.
Practically nothing doing; asking steady 20
strong with Yesterdays average: bidding
about Ike yesterday's close; s0.3a bid for
$50 TO 100 pound averages,
CATTI.E--Estinated receipts 1000 head
SHEEP--Estinrnted receipts IA 600 head.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09

PHILADELPHIh--Ch III O1HI
time, per cent. commercal paper
three 20 six months. @ per cent
fNote w These are merely nominal
quotations. as the legal rate OF Interest
In the state ot Pennsylvania is hxed az
8 per cent Plus premiums and commits
dswa ia loaned at 9 10 81 per cent,
While commercial paper, from three TO
six months. is being offered at to Sh
Der cent?
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Alta, Powder Pays Cash Dividend

Now York, Feb, ATLAS Powder has
declared the regular quarterly per
cent common dividend. payable In cash
SSarci, / q 10 stock OF record February 2B.
Three months ago IA stock dividend was
declared in addition to the regular cash
dividend Of per cent,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Prices Advance on Paris eourse

y Paris. Feb. s-Prioes advanced on the
Bourse today. Three per cent rentes,
81 francs SO centimes; exchange on
London, 81 francs % centimes: 3 per
dollar was quoted at ls francs S6h
centimeB
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Crescent Pipe Lind quarterly of 76 cents.
payable March 10 to stock OF record Feb
=, W, woolworth Co, quarterly r.76 on
preferred. payable April 70 stock OF record
March TO-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, Feb, 9.-under the lead
OF sterling. the foreign exchange at
the opening. where there were changes.
showed declines Demand sterling, Eat al
387h, and cables at 3.8sk, was down
Nc from Yesterdays final, and loss
ot lAe from the high ors: rssoTds sSossS ss5Hp, a
iosa OF ! points at III for cables and
7l6 for checks, Lire wers oniS "a q
3.6it for checks. These figures showed
n loss OF ~ from the best yesterday
other quotations were:
Sw,ss cables. 1920; ohecih. le'i1'
GuIlder cables, 5i.2S checks 3t'be'
Pesetas cables, 1907; checks. 100
stoekholm cables, ?2;l5; cheeks, checks S;2293ss'
Cnpenhasen cables 1910: checks. 1890,
Belgian cables, 7,4s; checks 7A7R'
Marks. 1856,
YESTERDAYS FINAL QUOTATIONS.
$500 s!ss!4ihs ESsO' 551SSss Guissa4eT; +;
ppsSts. psmStssH -. ,,,,, s.ss~ Ill S.SS 5fsC
TopAYs OPENING QUOTATIONS
Startling Francs Lire duildei,
| Ipomand ..... 3,s7is 1lbh S.pAh b4'6
! Gs6iss ,,..,. 1854 Ti7 S.eo SAG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
BANK clEARIN0s

Responding day last two years; 1910
nS, sso IsS hS2i IA, ,7s,o7is'sso isI Ho!iSsy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
sILyRR

Bar silver was Nd higher in Lon
don today at Sfa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
MohEY.LsNplNa RATES
puuADELPHIA-CalI, 9 per ce

c,assas Of collateral, opened today al
per cent for lending and renewing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09

East BoheIo, Feb, 9,-CATTLE-Receipts
light; s!ssSys ,6 Calves receipts 10 head
Ho6s = Receipts. 1000 hsad. Light,
ii: light yorkeIs and pigs. iii; roushs, 81, Is
o 40; ssas.sS, ~ 5Sqs qaups ,...,.,. ..on
head: lambs. loe. Higher. Lambs, sac
10 2b; others unchanged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09

Iittsbursh, Feb. O. HoGs-Receipts,
1900 head. Lover. HeaViss 1000 2s:
heavy yorkors. lish, yorksrs and pigs $40
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recoipts 300 head.
CALVES - Receipts. IS head. STEADY.
Top. si40o. ,,..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09

East ST. Louis. ILL.,. Feb. 0.-cATTI.E-
sales steady slower undertone now dsvsi.
opinE on steers and cows: 1925 paid for
rhort load s,eessi y.sl calves easier. Top,
HodS-Receipts, 10. 800 head. Fairly &C.
days close. or about steady with the aver.
axe. Top. ts;sS on light ,shippsrsi Se,iS
rnediyms te.2S9s,76i bulk hsayiss. ss.TS
0ass. quality good! heayIss moving slow. ~
early tradingM uRdertono weak and lower;
quality s9odi & run mostly ws:tsrns; about
which tosethar with between 400 and 5000
hold overs from yesterday are sheep FOR ths
MARKET this Ia over snrpiy under present
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Philadelphia Stocks

,EAt change made oy comparison with las
lie on New York Stock Exchange
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-09
Reserve Banks Discount Rates

ofrieiAi rediscount ratos At the twelve Fed
sraI Reserve Banks arc as follows:
Trsas. LIP. Com'l Bkrs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
Lone Senator Blocks
Federal Roads Bill

than the observance. One OF the
longest wipded orators Of the senate
II Heflin OF Alabama, yet despite his
pompousness. Helm IN nobody'a fool.
10 much cannot always be said Of
Moses OF New Hampshire. who the
other day followed q speech of lief.
Inns by observing. III We may now
take rest from all this bombast
and balderdaah TO which we have
been compelled 10 listen. we win pro
coed with the business OF the senate.
and Heflin smilinRly replied. lis u
my friend Moses who is 10 lead us
out OF the wilderness or some smart
aleck who has stumbled into the sen
ate wearing the Moses clothes. oh.
Moses. Moses what and whom could
you lead and where7"
There liant a chance In the world
for the passage OF the MeSary .Haw.
ley bill appropriating g.. 800. 900 TO be
used In connection with a similar
amount already appropriated by the
state OF Oregon for the completion
OF the Roosevelt National highway
from the mouth Of the Columbia river
90 the California state line. That is
10 say there isn't n chance for II
al this present session.
Leslie T. Award. president Of the
star route mail contractors OF Call.
fornia- was the principal speaker be-
fore a committee OF congressman
from the Western states. headed by
John 4. Raker. Of California. in IA.
vor OF a bill 10 reimburse the 500
rural mail contractors OF the West.
who have suffered heavy losses ow.
inr 10 the sudden and great increase
In cost OF carrying out their con.
tracts during the years 1881. In.
elusive. II In probable that a com
promise will be arrived at by which
the postofficc department will repay
the suffering mail carriers a portion,
at least. OF their losses. and maybe
all. but no flat Increase In pay will
get thru congress- az this time. About
400 In California will be affected. and
something less In Washington and
Oregon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-11
ny W. n. pORTERFIELD

WARRINGTON, Nov ii.-Tf n
were not for senator Carrnway OF
Arkansas. the federal good roads bill.
appropriating 500 100000 to be used
In cooperation with the states for
the building OF roads and forest
trails. would today be before the
president ready for his signature.
and within "a week gangs OF sur
lvcyors might be rushing out over the
country getting ready 10 lay out
highways and put thousands OF men
To work.
But Carraway OF Arkansas. aHho
he knows he can't block the bill
finally, knows that he can block IL
temporarily Just by objecting. and no
he objects. and up 90 date his friends
haven't been able TO head him off
and the bill still ianRuishez. Just
the same your correspondent be-
lieveh that the bill Will get thru safe.
~ before adjournment;
Senator Stanfield OF Oregon has
left for Chicago and possibly points
farther West. In connection with the
war finance corporation and other
matters. Two banks in the town OF
Vail. ore. recently failed simply be
cause they were loaded up with farm
loans which. owing TO the almos,
complete collapse OF the livestock
market. they could not call. Had
the war finance corporation been
/ functioning properly In this case. for
example. these particular failures.
with all their attendant losses. would
not have occurred. for the loans are
perfectly sound.
For the success that has thus far
attended the good roads bill. u large
share Of the credit is due to Senator
Stanfield's secretary. y. J. Adams
OF oregon. to whom particularly be
longs the credit for securing the IA.
vorable provisions for construction
Of roads thru the national forest
reservations. Mr.. Adams II one Of
the bert posted authorities on high.
why's In the country and has been
called in frequently TO assist the law
makers in framing the bill.
The Pacific Coast states. on ac
count OF their tremendous areas Of
forest reservations. viii receive the
Hons share OF the forest road ar.
preparations. To secure the $4,000
900 annual appropriation for forest
roads no additional appropriation by
the states viii be necessary.
During the long. w~arisome de-
bate on the tax bill. now happily
drawing 10 a close. the thing called
senatorial courtesy has bern FIRE.
aucntiy more honorrd In the breach