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FOUR room furnished house for
rent. Can be bought on small pay
ment down, balance like rent. See
T. ]. McCaul.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Jack and Myrtle Morton
have lost "Jiggs." three months old
Airedale dog. Phone information as
to whereabouts to 2S6.
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of furs for this week. Goldstein's
Emporium. adv.
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FISHING BOATS HERE

The fishing boats Alpha, Avona
and Dagny are in port from the halt.
but banks.
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An old married woman can't see
why anybody should bother about
starting an anfi-kissing crusade.
Neither does -flapper-5ut for
very different reason.
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The boat Anita Phillips, Capt. Tay
Bayers, arrived in port this morning
from Speek River. Captain Bayers is
in town for the holidays.
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FOR RENT Three furnished
housekeeping rooms and bath. Third
and Gold streets. Phone 1876.
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FOR RENT = Three rooms and
bath, partly furnished, modern.
Block from Gastineau Hotel. Phone
221.
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Plenty or fresh Alaska eggs at
Goldstein's. adv.
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FOR RENT

HOUSE for rent, furniture for
sale. Inquire of Mrs. Jack Graham,
9Th and Park SITS
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FIR S 7 DIVISION
RESOURCES HUGE,
WRITES ROGERS
Treasure House of Southeast
ern Alaska, Second Article
by Outlook Man.

CONTINUED from Page Cne.)
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MASQUERADE suits for rent, OPP
posite Scandinavian Grocery, Ju-
neau, also Mrs. Schwarzenberg,
Douglas. Phone Douglas 452.
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ATTENTION DAIRYMEN,
FARMERS

Old bundles OF newspapers at the
Empire, % cents.
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FOR SALE

HALF ton Ford Truck, cheap
m0rn, at Empire office.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
N. Y. Edison Refundins eMs.

Many investors in and about New
York prefer to purchase the securities
of known sound corporations In the
metropolis Of whose operations and
earnings they are more likely to read
in the news from day to day. One OF
the most attractive of this sort of issue
is the 6H per cent. first lien and re-
funding series A issue Of the New York
Edison Company, 1941. There are $780,
100000 of this issue outstanding, under
an unlimited authorization. They are
secured by direct mortgage on the en-
tire property Of the company owned or
acquired, subject only to the prior liens
Of underlying mortgages. In addition,
they are secured by the pledge of s30,-
100000 OF first 6las Of the United
Electric Light and Power compa5 and
$5,2s5,9 800 of the capital stock dEthat
company. The properties of the New
York Edison Company and of the United,
exclusive of working capital, represent
an Investment In excess Of $220. 0.000. 900.
Prior liens aggregate about S3S,000, 900
maturing between 1g4S and 1895. Dur
ing the year ended September 80. 1921.
net earnings were s14.642. 720 against in
terest charges. including interest on this
issue. OF $3,644.720. The bonds were
issued to reimburse the company and
It's subsidiary for permanent extensions
and additions. All Of the capital stock
Of the New York Edison Company is
owned by the Consolidated Gas Com
pany of. New York. These bonds are not
redeemable until 1895, and after that
they may be called at 105 and interest
on so days notice. They are listed on
the New York Stock Exchange and can
be bought to yield about 5.66 per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
Average Bond Prices
Tuesday, July d,
BOND NEWS AND NOTES.

The feature Of yesterdays bond
market was continued demand for issues
OF the United States Government, which
again advanced to new high record
levels. Liberty 3hs were boosted Is
cents early In the day to a high price of
1O1.16, butts profit taking toward the
close cancelled all this gain and left that
Issue at 100.96. 2 cents net lower Other
issues which rose to new high levels or
touched the old high levels were the
first As, first AIS. second AVS, third
AIS and fourth AIS. The close in all
Liberties was well under the top The
basis for the upward movement again
was traced to the abundance OF money
at per cent. but reports indicated that
business was less active in the loaninY
market. Domestic issues, both indus
trials and rails, changed little. most of
them holding steady at only fractional
gains or losses. Foreign Governments
again held their own. The days total
transactions ran about $11. .0S6,000
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
THINKS OBRECON WILL
RATIFY DEBT PLAN
De la Huerta Deplorss Ger
tain Criticisms.

Tho financial agency Of tho Govern
ment OF Mexico. made public yesterday
cabled statement from Adolpho dc la
Huerta- in which tho Mexican Minister
OF Finance deplores certain criticisms
which have been .leveled in this country
at tho Obregon Government, and voices
his disbelief that such expressions in
any way reflect the views Of the Far
ding Administration. -
There II no. foundation Whatever =
said Senior Do Ia Huerta with reference
to tho agreement on Mexico's external
debt, ''to affirm that President obregon
is unwilling to ratify the agreements
entered into In New York with the
creditors OF Mexico. II being the truth
that from kilograms that have received
from him and from the statements he
has made public he considers said
agreements equitable. and to give his
official ratification he is awaiting fur
ther information. on some points which
I personally win clear up upon my
arrival in Mexico CITY,"
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
PACIFIC RAILROADS
REPORT FOR JUNE
Revenues Above Those in
May, but Slightly Less Than
in June, 1921.
Although the gross operating revenues

Although the gross operating revenues
OF the Southern Pacific and Union Pa
c,fio Railroad systems in June were
slightly less than those of June. 1921.
their operating results showed marked
Improvement over those of May, 1922, In
both gross and net earnings.
The Southern Pacific Company re-
ported net railway operating income OF
s4.gg4,6es for June, contrasted with
ss1sO,715 In June, 1921, and S3,65s,V56
last MAY. Its gross operating revenues
amounted 10 s22,Se7 ,09s. or $147.12s
less than those of June 1921, and
s1,774.0O0 more than those OF last May.
The company's operating expenses were
cut s21s4,641 20 a total Of s15,9e2,4ss.
as compared with June. 1921.
In the first six months of 1922 the
Southern Pacific's net railway operat-
ing income aggregated S17,042.524. an
increase of ss,6s3,104 over the first half
OF 1921. while its gross operating re-
ceipts totaled s120.127,21s, or s1o,121,-
las less than the gross revenues OF the
same period last year
The Union Pacific system reported
net railway operating income OF $2,265,-
s72 FOR June, contrasted with s2.gis.005
IN June, 1921, and st.574,73s in May.
1922. Its gross operating revenues to-
tailed sis. .264, compared with s15,-
6o4,253 In June a year ago and s1f,544,-
79s last May. while operating expenses
were sa6s055 more than those OF June.
1a2t chiefly on account of an Increase
of s55s,00 in expenditures Tor rpainte-
nance OF way and equipment, which was
partly offset BY lower transportation
charges.
In the first six months OF tho current
year the Union Pacific saw a net operat-
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
American Gas ana Electric.

For tho man who wants . long term
bond of excellent character the oppor-
tunity Is afforded by the American Gas
and Electric Company dcbenture gold
6s, due in 2014, and yielding about e.15.
Public utilities have definitely turned the
corner OF rcadjustment from war con-
dtions, and the earnings of this conn
pany, which during the war were sur
flcientiy good TO keep It's bond issue on
an Aa rating. are considerably improved.
The debenture 6s are callable as a
whole on any interest date at 1to ana
interest. There are outstanding S.
0s1. 900 Of these bonds as OF February l..
1929. The bonds are direct obiIga-
tion Of the company. but are not Sc
cured by n mortgage. Additional bonds
may be issued when net Income for
twelve consecutive calendar months pre-
cedlng shall be not less than three times
interest charges on bonds outstanding
and to be issued. Subsidiaries of the
American Gas and Electric Company,
which was Incorporated under New York
laws, are comprised OF companies oper-
ating In 137 communities located In six
states and serving q population Of H..
034,00v.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
PHILIPPINE BONDS
PUT ON SALE TO-DAY
$15, 100000 Issue Of 4 1-2 Per
Cent. Obligations to Be Of
fered at 80 1-2.

The National City Company. which
through its agent. the Riggs National
Bank. bought the Issue OF $4,000. 900
Of thirty year AZ per cent. gold bonds
of the Philippine Government, sold by
the Government yesterday. Ii offering
the block at s9M and interest to-day.
The bonds are dated July ! and Is. 1922.
and are due July and Is. 1852, being
non-callable They are exempt from
taxation by the United States or Philip
pine Islands or any political or munici-
pal subdivision thereof or BY any State.
county or municipality.
The estimated total wealth of the
Philippine Islands is $500 .0o0. 900. the
assessed valuation OF real property
s745.6se.7S1, the bonded debt (includins
the new issue) 81. 900. 900 and the sink
ing fund $4,000. 900. leaving q net bonded
debt of s40,000.0 600.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
81. Paul ana Kansa. city.

Tho guaranteed AZ per cent bonds OF
the st. Paul and Kansas City Short
Line Railroad Company, due in 1s41.
can be bought at current quotations to
yield slightly better than six per cent.
which makes them very attractive for a
long term Investment. inasmuch as they
carry not only the guarantee Of the
Rock Island. but excellent mortgage se-
curity as well. OF an authorized issue
of S30,000,000 there are $s,s20,s20 Of
these bonds outstanding. They were
brought out originally by New York
and London banking syndicate In both
dollars and sterling. Tho. certificates
in the two currencies are interchange
able at fixed rate Of S485 for the
pound sterling, and arr. redeemable as
whole only at 105 and interest on so
days notice The company was In
corporated In Iowa in 1918. all Of its
capital stock being owned by the Chi
cago, Rock Island and Pacific, which
leases the property for ninety-nine
years and guarantees the bonds by en-
dorsement as to both principal and in
interest. The mortgage securing the
issue covers about 1s4 miles Of road be-
tween Clear Lake Junction and Des
Moines, Ia, forming an important link
in the Rock island system. The issue
comprises the only funded debt OF the
carrier whose stock capitalization Is
only $4,000.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
900. 900 otis steel 7Ns.

/ A new issue Of $5,ooo,ooo OF first
mortgage 25 year 71h per cent sinking
fund gold bonds Of the Otis Steel Com
pany is being offered to-day BY Blair &
Co.. Inc, and the Union Trust Company
OF Cleveland at s5 and interest, to WELD
1855 per cent This new financing Is
part OF plan which includes an issue
OF $4,000 shares Of common stock,
which is to be offered to common stock
holders at $11 a share. The proceeds of
these S5,000,000 series B bonds and the
$4,000 shares Of common stock are to
be used to construct important addi-
tions to the company's Riverside works
In Cleveland and to provide 1000, 900
additional working capital. Tho new
issue and the present issue Of $4,000, 900
series A bonds constitute the sole
funded debt of the Otis Steel Company.
Both are secured by a first mortgage
on the entire fixed properties of the
company. Application win be made to
list the bonds on the New York Stock
Exchange. x ,.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
virginia a Southwestern railway.

The Virginia and Southwestern
Railway Company is one of a number
of short lines which help make up the
Southern Railway System. 1t has lit.
tie over 1s9 miles OF road, which Is
leased by the Southern In Tennessee
and Virginia. The Virginia and South
western has two different bond issues
aggregating In all S7,0000 900, exclusive of
$243,000 OF equipment trust certificates.
It's underlying issue. the first mort
gage SIS, is outstanding In the amount of
100000 and natures on January /,
zoos. These bonds are guaranteed prin-
cipal and interest by the Virginia Iron.
Coal and Coke Company, and as to in.
terest only by the Southern Railway
Company. They are secured by first
mortgage on more than 1s9 miles of
road. At one time they sold as high as
117M. They are listed on the New York
Stock Exchange and are quoted at
prices to yield the investor about 5.35
per cent. to maturity. The roads other
Issue consists of 100000 of first con-
solidated IS maturing In 1858. These
bonds are securedsby second mort
gage on the property covered by the
first lien of the first IS Of 2003. AL
though there Is no guarantee by the
Virginia Iron, Coal and Coke Company
on this issue, the Southern Railway
Company guarantees it as to interest.
The Virginia and Southwestern was
incorporated In 1899 and is controlled
through stock ownership by the South.
ern. On July /, 1915 the Southern
leased it as properties from year to year
at rental equivalent to maintenance,
taxes and interest charges. This issue
likewise is listed on the New York
Stock Exchange, being quoted at PRES
est at prices to yield about 6ss per cent.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE BANK OF AMERICA.
A Wall Street,
New York City. New York.
July ~. fBz1.
49, c-vrr- e-rsrNr.ryrrry ror-frs. nLr


PLEASE TAKE NOTICE, That a special
meeting OF the stockholders OF The Bank OF
America will be held at the office OF said
hank, a. Wall Street In the Borough of Man.
haitian City OF New York, New York. on the
4th day OF August, 1922. at one (D O'Clock
IN Che afternoon OF that day. for the purpose
OF considering and taking action upon tina
l. The increase Of the number Of directors
OF said bank from TWENTY-FIVE to twenty
seven.
q The amendment of the Articles Of Asso-
clation Of said bank by eubstltuting In place
OF Section l OF Article Ill thereof now
reading as follows.
asec. /. The powers OF ths Association
shall be exercised, and It's business con-
ducted By twenty-five directors. Every
director shall be q citizen OF the United
States OF America, and shall own ana
hold at ali times, In his own right, az
least ten Cio) shares Of tho capital stock
OF the Bank.
''sec l. The powers OF the Association
ahail be exercised and It's business con-
ducted by twenty-scven directors. Every
director shall be a citizen OF the United
states Of America. and shall own and
hold at all times. In his own right, at
least ten iol shares Of The capital stock
By order on the Board OF Directors.
EDWARD 6. DELAF1EBD, President.
CHARLES Il. CURTIS. Cashier.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
INVESTMENT NOTES.
BaItimor. and ohio First A..

For the man who demands the at.
most insecurity the Baltimore and Ohio
first IS have an especial appeal. These
bonds are now a lien on 651 miles road
bed of which l56 miles are absolutely
direct and the remainder through de-
posit OF valuable collateral. The future,
however. holds even better safeguard
ing attraction In prospect, for in 1925
the company's prior lien 3iks will ma
ture whereupon the 4s will become a
direct first lien on the property covered
by the prior liens. This property totals
ZOE miles OF roadbed The As are now
second mortgage on this mileage.
Thus. In 1895, the 4s will be secured by
direct first mortgage and sby direct col
lateral first mortgage on 1.G4l miles.
The Baltimore and Ohio IL road Of
remarkable vitality. as judged from It's
earnings. Its first 4s. due in 194s are
rated as Aa and are callable at los
after June 90, 1929. upon three months
notice. The company pays the normal
income tax of 2 per cent. Current prices
show a yield Of about-112 per cent. to
maturity.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
Detrsft united Railway.

High interest rates are naturally at-
tractive, but they are In most cases as
sociated with n corresponding lack of
value. One attractive issue. yielding 7.eo
per cent, and rated In the A class. Ia
that OF the Detroit United Railway Com
pany's first collateral sinking fund 81,
due in 1941 These bonds are callable
as whole only at 1O7M and interest on
thirty days notice. A sinking fund has
been provided which calls for per cent
per annum, payable quarterly. OF the
total amount issued and outstanding
The bonds are direct obligation OF the
Detroit United Railway Company ana
secured by pledge with the trustee of
s4,155,0oo. the entire amount of OUT
standing. Of underlying first mortgage
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
For Amortization Of Loan.

Tenders for the amortization on or
before September 30 next of N6s.500 Ar
gentine gold pesos Of the Argentine Gov
ernmef1ts per cent. Internal gold
loan OF 1909 will be received by J. p.
Morgan & CO. Barring Bros. e. Co..
Ltd. Will receive tenders IN London and
Credito Publico Nacional will receive
them In Huencs Aires. Each f2oo bond
has par value OF 1913 in United States
gold dollars and tenders must be made
at flat price under par. expressed in
dollars pound. not later than r. M.
on August IL.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
holders of Victory notes and others con-

Notice is hereby given as follows
1-Call for partial redemption Of Ak Per
Cent. Victory notes.-All Az per cent. vic-
tory notes, otherwise known as United States
of America Gold Notes of 19o2-1923 which
bear the distinguishing letters "A. b, G, d.
F." or ''F'' prefixed to their serial NUM-
bers, having been designated for the purpose
by lot In the manner prescribed by the
Secretary OF the Treasury, are called for
redemption on December 10, 1929. pursuant
to the provision for redemption contained In
the notes and in Treasury Department Cir
cular No. 1873. dated April 81. 1919. under
(which the notes were originally issued. In
terest all the Az per cent. Victory notes
thus called for redemption will cease on
said redemption date, December IS. 1922.
Victory notes of the Az per cent series
bearing the distinguishing letters &c. II. l..
J. X" or IL" prefixed to their serial numbers
are not In any manner affected by this call
for redemption, and will become due and
payable as to principal on May 20, 1923.
according to their terms
2-DetaiIed Information as TO the presen-
tation and surrender OF AZ per cent. Vic
tory notes for redemption under this call is
given In Treasury Department Circular No
800. dated July &c, 1922, copies of which
may be obtained from the Treasury Depart
ment Division of Loans and. Currency.
Washington. D. c.. or any Federal Reserve
Bank
A. w. MELLON.
July 20. 1922, Secretary q the Treasury:
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
note Issues. 70 Bs ned..m.a.

Redemption ct the Guaranty Trust
Company Of H, 10000 principal amount Of
Proctor q Gamble Company's7 per cent.
gold notes. series r., dus March /. 1874
Will be made on September 1.
All OF the $780, 900 five year Z Der
cent. secured convertible gold notes OF
the Havana Electric Railway, Light
and Power Company due September /,
1895. have been called for redemption
on September I. 1922. at 1021s and inter-
est. Note holders have the right on or
before August 22. 1922. to exchange their
notes into general mortgage sinking
fund per cent. gold bonds of the
company. due September ]. 1854, on the
basis OF one $1,000 note for one 81 ,ooc
general mortgage bond in addition to a
cash payment of t17S. plus, an adjust-
mcnt Of the accrued interest. It Is
understood that speyer d Co. In con-
junction with Harris. Forbes & Co.
soon viii offer these general mort
gage bonds at b price to yield over
per cent
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Harrison, Smith q Co. OF 12t South Fifth
street, Philadelphia. have issued n chart
showing the long range bond market ana
the purchasing power OF the dollar Ia rela-
tion TO prices
Louis Brooks and Bernard d Hyrnan,
members of the New York Cotton Exchange
have formed a copartnership under the firm
name OF BROOKS. Lyman a CO., with offices
at 40 Exchange place, 10 transact general
commission business IN cotton.
Adolph w. Baar announces the formation
Of tho Haar Company With offices nj "
Troadw where they will conduct general
trading business IN foreign and domestic
bonds A. Frieze IL IN charge Of the foreign
department.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
whftney-HolIinwer ~.

Nicol-Ford & Co., Inc, Of Detroit,
are offering a new issue Of si,eoo,ooc
whitneysHollinser Company closed
first mortgage 7 per cent sinking fund
gold bonds at 100 and accrued interest.
The bonds are tax exempt in Michigan
and are legal Investment for savings
banks of that State. They are dated
yufy l., 1922, and are due July /, 1882.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
HoboIken MIA Rejected.

Only ono bid was received yesterday
by the city of Hoboken. N. j.. for its
s1,ss1,0o OF AZ per cent Il year
school bonds. That bid was submitted
by a syndicate composed Of the Ma.
tional City Company, Harris, Forbes a
Co. and the Bankers Trust Company
and was rejected becAuse It failed ia
conform to the terms of the award AZ
set forth In the advertisement calling
for bids.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
Montclair school Bonds.

L. f. Rothschild & Co, of New York
we're the highest bidders yesterday for
the issue OF ssSa,occ serial school bonds
Of the town Of Montchlir. N. J. The
bonds bear interest at the rate OF AZ
per cent. payable scmi-annually.
The New York herald., 1922-07-26

ing income OF s1o.sss1ss out of gross
operating revenues OF sss,so1,so4. COM
pared with s11.f14.777 in net and ss7.-
s12,7i1 IN gross for the corresponding
half OF 1921. Operating expenses for
tho period decreased s3,s25,7ss. or 5.S
per cent. TO total Of ss5,122.5eA
The following table compares ths
earnings Of Pittsburgh and West vh-
ginia with those OF the corresponding
npriods OF 1921:
The New York herald., 1922-07-26
To Retire Empire Gas Notes.

The. Empire Gas and Fuel Company
an oil subsidiary Of tho CItieS Service
Company. has made arrangements for
the calling of its 8 and per cent. notes.
due June IS, 1924. A call notice will be
published for the notes on July "a.
effective August %. 1922. The bond
secured sinking fund convertible 9 per
cent. notes will be retired at 101.0W per
cent. OF par, plus accrued interest, and
the 8. per cent. notes at 1o1.6e. plus
interest