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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-29
.DEN|SON. BILL NCW
AG|TATES NEvADANS

Nevada mining men will watch with
interest this week the action of the
committee on interstate commerce
in the senate at Washington on the
Denison bill, known as the national
blue sky law. This bill Is regarded
as calculated to do damage to the
mining industry in Nevada by i'm
posing unnecessary and illogical re-
strictons upon the sale of stock In
mining companies, says the Reno
Journal
The present federal supervision,
is sufficient for very complete con-
troll of stock selling of an improper
character. To establish further pre-
cedent for federal control over stock
selling of the character outlined I'm
the Denison bill Is regarded as only
a further limitation on tho power OF
the states to manage such affairs
themselves
are having very hard time OF 1t.
Freight rates are still too high, es
pecially for those who must pay for
long haul to market.
largely due to the increase In local
taxes, over which farmers them
selves must exercise control.
There was some gratifying growth
in farmers cooperative marketing
associations, and of them are being
organized on sound business oasis
Aside from the help which has
been given by legislation and by ad-
ministration activities, strong econ
omic forces are a, work to restore
a more normal relation between ag-
riculture and other industries.
The peril in the agricultural de-
preston is more keenly realized by
other groups than ever before and on
every hand sincere desire Is be.
ing evidenced to do what can be
done to help the farmer better his
condition.
Everything considered, We have
good reason to expect better things
for agriculture in the year 1928.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-29
MURDER CHARGE
FACES RANCHERS

Christ mas day did not delay tn
rgal ma 1alnery of the United Staies
government in its efforts to bring
o Justice the assailants of Athi
t"Nek") Carter federal prohibition
yfficer who died as result o.
Wounds r, ceiyed al Palisade las
Tuesday in gun fight with moon
sinners.
A conference held in the Office o
he United States attorney last niShl
W attorney George Springmeyer,
1epu y = 8. Attorney Charles Cant
Well. Prohibition Director J. P Don
nelly and Y. S. Marshall J. II. Fui-
uer, resulted in telegram being
sent to District Attorney W. G. Rey
lolds of Eureka County requesting
him to file murder charges under
the state law against Robert f..
3aine and John II Brlte, the sus-
p acted men.
hltuouNI th'pN - e''N'i'''''N
lie conference were reticent in their
tatements as to what took place,
t is understood that the case was
thoroughly discussed with a view to-
ward planning the handling or the
,rosecution.
While the federal representatives
talked over the methods of bringing
Raine and Brite to trial, relatives OF
the dead officer who arrived In Reno
Yesterday were grief stricken over
the loss of son and brother.-leno
! Journal.
! increased 100 per cent in the last
| eight years. consumption by the rest
of the world has increased only IL
per cent Germany. thanks to hei
I good export business in copper ant
brass goods, has been consuminp
considerably more copper than pre-
war, allowing for scrap brass melt
ings.
Japanese consumption has alst
been larger France and Belgium
are fast increasing their consump
tion, but are not back to normal
The great drop has been in England
British consumption has been at thu
Continued on Last Page
p;g Nau, yaaro rorniyaI nall afta
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1922-12-29

Big New Years Carnival Ball after
the show Monday night Panaca
music.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
FAVOR|TES ON CURB.
AT new TOP PRICES.
Heavy Dealings In Radio Conn.,
mon-Philip Morris Active.
Oils Steady

New York. Jan. 26.--Trading In
many stocks on the curb to-day was ac-
tive. with buying orders coming in on
q number OF issues on large scale
Some of the lending issues sold at new
high records. among thom being Radio
common, with prices ranging from ~
60 45k.
Phi ip Morris was traded in on large
scale. buying coming into the stock
from sources concerned in the United
Cigar Stores group. AMI that stock rose
from to 9Ts. the hiChest price touched
on this movement. hudson Companv
was again in good demand. but reacted
slightly from the highest levcl touch ed
in Yesterdays trading.
Cleveland Auto, which was IN ncder-
ot supply yesterday. again became
strong and moved UP to near yester.
days highest level. Therc was a good
demand for Glen Alden Coal, which.
however. sold of snarp fraction.
Petroleum issues generally were
steady. but with trading az moderately
lower levels. Cities Service ranged
from 1876 TO 1874 and Simms Petroleum
sold down TO 9S,. Kirby oil continued
in supply and Standard oil Of Indiana
sold down to below So.
There was a sale Of Sinclair 5 per
cent preferred Mt 9S. Merritt Oh.
Mountain Products. Imerlsl Oh. OF
Delaware and Boston Wyoming we're
Blightly lower.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

New Eora. jsn. cC.--AI c rao5,.rS q
Ta;losH1hs-'en !roa: Eri S;se: Com! al:' ~.
i'eS-!a-- on :Es Trr',r-oI S,ocS RGs
passed. sret,rHsL: o. ?res.S~E: Knox r. ~r!or
Follows! ''trStnE 70 the eurT-n. lrd !S:ris!
~ior the Ie~!isl Q. 5rsin-~S VII take p.a ss
;hs dIrsSSoEs OF .ho conipsEy have eec!dcs
Giv!Ge:d iue FsL-uar-. 1. Is?3. F.ants arG
propert!S0 are IN e1esiient condition and the
oot.iyany 10 "a = position 70 take sdvant ge
ot any Improvement In business. Thets arc
many sncoGrss.ap Esns - far as the urss-
srt outlook II concerned"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

No reduction was made in the bank
rate at the meeting Of the board of Tho
New York Federal Reserve Bank.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
US. Certificates and treasury Note,
Taylor. Wharton Passes Dividend

sEIenapt from FedsrhI noTnsaI Inooine khA
tIcc.ptseie tcr nzyn..at et !nseHas tGZ due
~ eEts OF maturity.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

The Bank Of Ens,and's minimum dis
count rate remains unchanged at . per
cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

lions serial gold notes q per cent?, Of
which series A, b, O and y, OF eT,.
600,00 each, have already been paid
or called for payment. Holders OF
these notes had option OF taking bonds
In lieu OF cash. Series IL. Of notes,
$40 900, 900, is payable July 10. 1913.
Ansconds Copper Mining Company
and subsidisries for the nine months
the New York Stock Exchange, reports
net loss after all charges and taxes
Of eS,856, ,547.
Tho Columbis County Trust Company
Of Bloomsbury, Pa, has been admitted
q member OF the FEDERAL Reserve Bank
Of Philsdelphis. Company has capital
Of S125, 600, surplus S25 900 and total
resources $S10.65
The average price Of the twenty nc.
per cent yesterday to 82.5T, while the
evenly railroads declined .2s per cent
to 1880.
Samuel NJ. vstclsin. president OF the
Baldwin Locomotive Works, who sailed
for Europe early In December. Will
sail from England on The Olympic on
February 8.
The plan for che reorganization OF the
Beaver Board Companies. which has
been approved by tho committee repre-
scntina banking and merchandise cred.
itors and holders Of the conlpany's
stocas and notes, was announced gee.
terdsy By the Central Trust Company
Of Illinois. the Federal Securities Cor.
porstien OF Chicago and Hambleton 4
Go. The plan contemplates the imme-
diate underwriting oY approx impsely
81. .o00, 900 Of additional capital and the
placing OF the company In such posi-.
tton regarding credit and Standing ns
to enable Il 20 continue 10 be an I'm
portant factor In the trade.
The profit and loss scyunnt OF the
Ajax Rubber Company for the f;rst nine
months Of 1921. az fled with the New
York Stock Exchange. shows a loss, be.
fore proridlns adjugtsnent Of inventory
and commitment valuations, interest on
borrowed moneys and Federal taxes. OF
So. 446. .042. Total loss for the period,
sfte, interest, adjustment Of inventory
and other charges, was So. .0tp8, AS. The
profit and loss sarplus on January I.
1921. was 81 ,S15. $50, 80 that the deflei,
Of S., ,p65, as for the nine months
caused a profit nnd loss deficit Of ST..
3C0. .0G4 as OF September so. 1921.
TIE Virginia Iron. Coal and Coke
Company. for the quarter ended De.
cember 81. 1921. reports q net loss Of
81 COS, after interest and taxes, but
Sefore adjustment Of inventory. In
the same period Of 1910 the net in.
come was sS34.10S.
HAVANA Electric Railwny, Light and
Power Oonipsny. for the nine months
ended September 30. as submitted to the
New York Stock Exchange, reports net
profit, AFTER charges. depreciation and
taxes, OF sf.TT3. .o57.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
Finuncial Briefs

Bank OF Norway has cut to 9 per
cent its discount rate, which had been
6h since last June.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

rnv!ncible Oil Corporation for the
eleven months ended November 30, as
Sab7aitted to the New York Stock EI-
change, reports net inncomo before de.
piet!on. depreciation and taxes Of
S44S,SS4
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

Tie annual meeting Of the Railways
Company General will be held February
20. Rocks close January 81, open
February q.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

lBsas Of S2.365. .o00 consolidated
mortgage g per cent bonds for listing
Of which Bethlehem Steel Corporatlon
has applied 70 New York Stock Ex-
change covers bonds already in hanis Of
public. taken IN exchange for corpora.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

Hs %
$3894OO0
The Pennsylvania Railroad Equipment Trust
SO Gold Certificates
eJanuayl
IEuedUn "Phladephia
f ms m outstanding
that the office Of the
q accrued uendsup
ybe Gsred
Trustee
al Guaranty Trust Company Of NewYoh
in alrod .auoat
gvahR o
Cp,yH
90 xtwhd,ns
Light MhsoL
o. a natungh fneenap
from uJanar,l5
Ia amatuny
The si,aiaRan
a nd dwauanbas THE
Price yielding about57
BROWN BROTHERS co. PITTSBURGH
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

At q meeting Of the directors OF the
Commercial Trus. Company today,
John =. Adams and John II. Mason.
Jr.. were elected assistant treasurers OF
the company.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

Gulf States Steel net operating in
come for the quarter ended December
Al wss S74, $40. After deductions for
tax, depreciation and other charges
there was a deScit Of Sf1 ,eS7. After
depreciation and taxes and marking
market, deaeit for the year 1921 vas
$467 ,662.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

Tho Colpmbis County Trust Company
Of Bloomsburs, Pa, has been admitted
q member OF the FEDERAL Reserve Bank
Of Philadelphia. Company has capital
Of S125, 600, surplus S25, 900 and total
resources $S1o,65
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

oy9 blhSc hoob "ahN'
No reduction was made in the bank
rnte at the meeting OF the board Of tho
New York Federal Reserve Bank.
The Bank Of Ens,and's minimum dis
count rate remains unchanged at D per
cent.
Tie annual meeting Of thc Railways
Company General will be held February
20. Rocks close January 81. open
February q.
At q meeting Of the directors OF the
Commercial Trust Company today,
John 8. Adams and John II. Mason.
Jr.. were elected assistant tressurtrs OF
the company.
Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Cor.
poration earned IN 1921 a little over
800 900 after charge offs, compared
with loss of $1,7oO, 900 In 1920.
Donald g. Geides, Of the Hrm Of
Tars nr'se h Co.. and member OF
the Governing Committee OF the New
York Stock Exchange for almost sev-
entsen years. hss resigned from the
committee.
The Baltimore and OAio Railroad for
the year ended December 81 reports net
estimated corporate income Of %, 6,021,.
544, equivalent after deduction Of pre-.
ferred dividends TO S2.4t q share earned
on the $751; ,0&J ,549 common stock. This
compares with eT,245, $50, or IS. .21 q
share, earned on the common In 1890.
A dividend Of 4.GT per cent on out
standing capital stock has been paid
by Southern Express Company. This.
!t was ssid. was re the rate of Z per
cent per annum, company having been
in operation eight months.
Secretary Mellon announced last
night the Offer OF an Issue Of Az per
cent three-year short. term Treasury
notes 70 the amount Of approximately
500, 900. 900. The notes. be said, viii
be dated February /, nsturins March
10. 1925. carrying the usual tsx-eI-
enption and viii not be subject to cali
for redemption before maturity.
The New YosS. Ontario and Western
Railroad, in It's report 10 the Interstate
Commerce Commission for December,
showed operating revenues tota!ing
Sp82, ,S3T. compared with 81 ,l30 .b4S for
1920. Operating Income WAS shown at
s33. .6I3 as against s35.772 for Decem.
bcr, 1920.
Gulf States Steel net operating in
come for the quarter ended December
Al vss 74,6l0. After deductions for
tax, depreciation and other charges
there was q deScit Of Sf1,937. After
depreciation and taxes and marking
! down inventories as OF December 81 to
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

Curtiss Aeroplane and Motor Cor.
poration earned IN 1921 a little over
800 900 after charge offs, compared
with loss Of $1.7OO, 900 In 1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

Ansconds Copper Mining Company
and subsidisries for the nine months
ended September 80, as submitted to
the New York Stock Exchange. reports
net loss after all charges and taxes
Of eS, 1853, ,547,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

The average price OF the twenty nc.
tive industrial stocks advanced Ola
per cent yesterday to 82.5T, while the
twenty railroads declined .2s per cent
70 7S. S.So
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

tion's serial scid notes Il per eent,. Of
which series A, b, O and y. OF 81.
600, 900 each, have already been paid
or called for payment. Holders OF
these notes had option OF taking bonds
In lieu OF cash. Series u. Of notes,
$40, 900, 900, is payable July 15. 1893.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26
Equipment go Gold Not
Series II, Ala, Alb, and 4lc

~ - ths ssernesa, sa6 0gwo e.aesnsd hss
6k eSy eakaa hsa v&A beacse be rcishp
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

Donald g. Ge,ides, OF the firm Of
Cark nrige h Co.. and a member Of
the Governing Committee OF The New
York Stock Exchange for almost sev-
en.sen years. hss resigned from the
committee.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-26

Havana Electric Railwuy, Light and
Power Oonipsny, for the nine months
ended September 30. as submitted TO the
New YoYt Stock Exchange, reports net
proHt, AFTER charges. depreciation and
taxes, Of sf.TT5. .oS7.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-06

ny ALICE RoHE

written for tho United Presa.l
Now York, March G-spcaklng of
! the French Occupation Of the New
York Stage few plays of recent
Import" tboih moinlnn go) can
qualify IN the same clnas ~ "Thc
Nest by Paul 0craldy. translated
By Grace George. wAIch VIM. a.
Brady H. presenting ut the furiy.
eighth street theatre. And what q
Joy 10 herald-an excellent cnnto'
No one can complain of mlacastIng
In "Tho Nest"
"The Nest" Il. true enough a
French play--but "a universal
damn. rs appeal has no national
limitations. II Il almost what one
might call mother tragedy. though
the father. too. plays his sacriflciai
part IN this home drama. where the
self remuneration OF two adorlng par.
enta find their offspring flying from
"Thc Nest upon the wlngn Of
youthful sclflahncss.
True. Il "a life the daughter mar.
rles. the son nj nineteen has his
first amour with his mothers friend.
bis beautiful godmothcr But even
ms the mother learns Of this affair
10 has already left his godmother
for second mistress.
Tho tragic suffering Of the par.
cnis. scourged by their chlldrens
sclflshnesa. goes on. The father
dies. The mother. left all alone In
her grief. Is neglected by her chill
drcn. The girl forgois 20 visit her
the hoy on his furloughs TO Paris
begs his sister not to let his motacr
know he is In town-so he may Fly
10 his loves.
The last act Is the eve OF n dinner
party In the daughters home. The
mother. driven by longlngs and
loneliness. enters. hoping TO be In.
yited. But the perfunctory invita-.
tion Of the daughter only sends her
away.
Lucille Watson gives a beautiful
performance Of the mother especial
ly the last act. And what a satisfy
ing actress is Christian Norman.
Her Characterization OF the attrac-
tive godmother is flawless. She is
In addition to being n fine actress.
so exceedingly good to look upon.
Her deft and convincing handling of
the love scene with the nineteen
year-old youth is bit OF separation
Charlotte, who has staged the por-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-06

NNE day Mary Jane was walking
Y where Gussie Guppy the old
white goose--was showing eight
or ten of her youngest children the best
places to look for worms.
Gussie was very busy, but said Good
morning, Mary Jane. You ought to be
mighty glad you don't have big fam
lily like | have, to provide for"
"Only yesterday little LaunceIot was
chasing a frog, and he fell into ditch.
l had the awfullest time getting him
out. And when ! did, he was mud up
to his ears. 1t took me all Of half an
hour to get him cleaned off again."
Mary Jane said she knew just how
ag-gra-va- ting that must have been.
For her mama had the came sort Of
job with her brother Bobby. Bobby
was crossing the brook, and he slipped
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-06
trayal Of eroIIc emotions,

In tho same street another Inn
porIant French play. with more
limited. perhaps. but more subtle
appeal. II putting over" great
moral lesson. 30 entertalnIngly
csmouflaTed t1at anti.moralists
luinyl never suspect Il,
Eugene BrIcnx. who wrote LES
nannetons," now called In It's adap.
lntloa by Arthur IIornhlow. ir.
"Madamc Pierre" has not always
hoen noted for subtlety In his fierce
propaganda for deconcy and justice.
This highly dlyorilng and enter.
,alnlnr dinma which VIM. Harris "
producing at the Ritz was played
briefly, but not 80 satisfactorily
hero. several years ago. Tic NOR
al r. that man who shrInks from
the responsibilities and ties OF mat.
rlmony Ia apt 10 be tangled hope.
loasly and with tighter bounds In
sie net Of a lighter affection. The
play transpIres with the devastation
If the life Of the acholirIy Pierre
IN the apartment where he and his
love Charlotte are living. Mediocre
ana supercenrorious minds might
diop In on this very moral play and
fancy they were hayinL the nanghi.
lest sort OF n glimpse ct immortality.
There Is comedy and tragedy in The
quarfels and reunions OF these two.
The patios Of Picrro's bondage
comes whon-aftcr q separation
Charlotte. who has staged suicide,
70 brought back to the apartment.
and he has TO give his entire three
hundred francs. boarded for a bo.
tanical excursion. 10 her rescuer.
Roland Young and Estelle Win.
wood play Pierre and charlottee IN
this subtly humorous. subtiy tragic,
subtly moral play
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-06
Department Gires
Death Figures On
Sleeping Sickness

Washington. D, C., Marca C.-'rho
department of commerce. through
the bureau Of census. has today IN.
sued statement showing the mum.
ber Of deaths IN 1890 from lctharEic
encephaliiiH. which IL often called
In this country sleeping sickness" !"
although the trio sleeping sickness"
ls very different disease found
principally In Africa.
In 1920 In the death registration
area OF the United States lctiarglc
encephalItIs was given ms cause
OF death on 1906 death certificates
as against $50 In 1919. giving NOR.
taliiy rates. respectively. OF IL and
OF per $1,000 population.
Deaths from this cause were re.
ported for every state In the regis.
stratlon area except Delaware: the
largest number In any one state was
3Gi reported for New York state
and giving a rate Of 3.5 per 100000
population.
Cities are credited with i,l29
Of the 1906 deaths and rural sec.
tions with 376. with rates. respect
lively. OF 2.G and Os per 100000.
The white population with l.i5s
deaths from lethargic On cephalitls
has a rate OF is per 100000 popu-
latiOn, while the colOred population
with only 80 deaths has rate Of
or. Males and females contribute
about equally to the total deaths
from this cause. with ISL males and
724 females.
More OF these deaths appear for
persons aged 20 TO 80 than for any
other age group, though nearly as
many are found for the age groups
30 to 80 and 40 TO 40, and no age
group escapes entirely.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-03-06
FRANCE CANNOT
:. GO ALONE SAYS
:, BIG ECONOMIST
BY JOHN DE cANpT

tunlleu 1fcsS Stalt toTrehponucnt.l
Paris. March 4.-The success OF q
big international consortium for the
economic reconstruction OF Europe
does not beem at all impossible to
Professor Charles eide. one of the
most prominent French economists,
who for years has been teaching pol.
itical economy at tho College OF
France.
"Such consortium," declared Pro.
fessor Glide. 'could do useful work.
Before anything else. 1t is necessary
10 restore real state OF peace in
clearing off the atmosphere OF suspi-
cion and hate which weighs upon
Europe. Nothing will do moro to
this end than loyal collaboration be.
tween nations, based on the solidar-
ity of their interests.
Especially for France this col
laboration is Indispensable. The
latest events have shown the danger
Of policy OF isolation. At Washing
ton, in the disarmament question:; at
Cannes, in the question Of the Ger
man moratorium, France has found
>hersef alone as regards other
nations. II she let herself go on
this perilous way. she will soon have
lost the benefit of policy which be-
fore and during the war won her a
unique position. The advantages
which she obtained from the peace
will also be endangered, since it is
foolish to believe that Frances mill
tary supremacy and her alliance with
small nations like Belgium and Po-
land could be of any use against the
growing hostility of the other
powers
Relations should have been re-
sumed with Russia a long time ago
The Russian cooperative societies
having been able to regain their
autonomy, and the freedom of ex-
changes within the country having
been restored, they have taken a pre-
ronderant place. The French CO.
operative groups attach much i'm
portance to the resumption Of rela-
tons with the Russian cooperative
that the obstacles which have been
societies, and it is quite desirable
made be withdrawn.
Germany can contribute with all
her activity to, the reconstruction of
Europe. OF course, she must put
her finances in order, her taxes may
be doubled, but / don't see how
some facilities Of payment could be
refused to her. The system Of pay
ments in kind should be carried out
and developed, since it is the only
one that may bring tangible results
in short time.
"An international bank issuing
standard money would help material
exchanges and could have regulat-
ing influence over the rates of ex-
change of national currencies.
in the meantime, the law forbid
ding the export Of capital from
France should be cancelled because
it prevents foreign capital to come
in for fear that it will find itself
trapped when it wants to get out.
This, a better collection Of existing
taxes, and some unavoidable new
taxes, are the most pressing steps /
to be taken.' t