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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14

0UoD I'D FARM-665 acres, good I'M
P5!rovements, $50 acres in crop,
70 acres fine clover. This is ali
s sUou dark soil, and on paved
SSaasShWay about 10 miles from
oalem' Ideal for registered stock
ana S0S dairy farm. r. A. Mohney,
20s Oregon bldg. phone 217. b.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14

See me about home, complete in
every detail, do not put off COM
ing.
A bargain in business loca-
ton, tell me what you are look
ing for, l am sure 1 can locate
you right.
GERTRUDE ]. NJ. PAGE
4A2 N Cottage street
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14
III I1' AFI4LINlJ I ILIND
212 Gray bldg. phone 907.

FREE HOMESTEAD LANDS.
L. Porte, Canadian governm ent
agent, Spokane, Wash, will be at
the Marion hotel, Salem, Ore, on
February the 14th to give in
formation to parties who are in
terested in free homestead lands
in western Canada, and will also
issue issue c. L. s. A. certifi-
Gates which will entitle intend
ing settlers to reduced rates from
the boundary line to points in
western Canada. mage
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14

Copyright 1920 by International Service Inc)
Trade Mark registered in the u. S.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14
Irish Situation

Continued from page one)
civil war is being seriously dis-
cussed In Belfast and elsewhere In
the north.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14

DRUG store in best Seattle suburb
doing $50 daily, good lease, stock
ana fixtures at invoice; half
cash, balance terms. Address
Drugs 1902 Rainier ave, Seattle
az
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14
JUNK

WANTED-Rags and secondhand
goods of all kinds. Capital Junk
company, phone 39S, Els Cen
ter street.
hay, timothy, valley $17; alfalfa
$13.50@14; new grain mixed SIS;
clover $12; straw So.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14

FOR SALE-Two or three small
scows. West Side Gravel Co., Sa-
lem, Or, phone 946. c4S
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14

JOURNAL WANT ADS PAY.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14
Third Big Swirldle

Continued from page one)
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14

FOR SALE-R. 1. chickens, Bor-
ben red turkeys; good hay So
ton, 1 mile east of fair ground
store. o. S. Jones. c3s
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14

BEST BUYS AND EXCHANGES
s room modern house, take
bonds or easy terms. $500.
Z room strictly modern bunga-
low, best of location. $1,000 cash,
balance like rent.
s room bungalow, lacge shop
wood shed, lot 15Oxl00 ft. in good
condition. only $4,000, terms.
rooms. lot 150xl5o IT. Fair
mount hill. good view. only $1,000.
Is rms.
1S acres all cultivated in Hazel
Green section, $3.50, $500 cash
balance to suit at per cent.
10, 20, 80. 10 acres, will take va
cant lots, bonds or city property
See me for soldier loan deals.
SOCOLOFSKY
BAL State =
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14
For Sale-MisceIlaneOUs

FOR SALE = Heated brooder,
phone 117F21. cas-
FOR SALE-Some furniture, also
laying hens. 100 Superior st. c38
DOG FOR SALE-Female pit bull,
1 yr. old, great pet. 1851. cS8*
CLOVER hay for sale. A. A. Naf-
ziger. Rt. 7, box ISL. Phone
105F12. c42
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14

FOR SALE
Good 7 room bungalow, modern,
good lot, close to car. Price $4,000,
terms.
Fine room house on Court
street for quick sale, 5000, terms,
close in.
25 acres irrigated land, tmprov-
ed, to trade for farm in valley.
If you want to buy, sell or trade
see
H. L. MARSTERS
212 Gray bldg. phone 9O7. .
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED - A turkey gobbler
Phone 2F4. i3S
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14

WANTED-Furniture. tools, etc.
Phone Sill. i"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-02-14

LOST-One pointer dog, answers
to name of Fritz" white with
liver spots. Reward. ]. E. Guns
ley, No. 7, box 50, Salem. k39
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
Leases of Business Space
In Up and Down Town Inn.

Dough- L. Gilman & Co.. Inc s.,
Brown Wheelock Company iesss5 ;.
Cousins Building. II West Fitty.,.r. =,
enth Street, TO Nine. Angelo Yo-,
gowns. -'''-
Pease {. Gilman leased offices I, u,
Grand Central Terminal to Sidn.
Rich.
Joseph f. Bae-. Inc. adv.r.i,i,,
agents, leased Offices in the ENin..
Building. u East Forty-ninth Sus..
Harris. Noght & Co. and Douglas L i,
liman & Co, IHc., we're tn. brokers
II, 81. Well Company leased 70 7
P. Nelson {, Co. decorators a.:
painters, the building at 20a-ll w.e
Thirty-third Street. 40xloO; to willh-
Craven for the Marx Realty and L.
provement Company the building X
598 Eighth Avenue, also the stors /.
6aS Eighth Avenue TO David Rublnon,;;
the lott al los West Forty-se7s,.:
Street 70 Max Weller.
Charles F Moves Company lease
space at ST. Fulton Street 10 Abrahs'
Prusoff and Kelly. Undeutsch & Nj
guire; offices at So Nassau Street +
WIN. L. Levy. Benjamin Siyerstei,
and Alex Katz; offices at SIS Villa,
Street 20 Dsniel J. Kiley and the III
floor st 474 1915 Broadway 10 Autc
matte Engraving & Manufacturing
COMPANY.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

The successful bid was almost q point
and half above the second highest
bid for the entire amount and ex-
ceeded the price named in all but one
OF the tenders FOR a part Of The issue
The range of bids was from loo.ol to
los,1s. the latter being offered by the
National Park Bank fer block OF
100000. The four "all or none" bids
were as follows:
Speyer & Co. Bank Of Manhattan
Co, Ladenburg, Thalmsnn & Co, Bank
Of America, Donlinick e. Don,inick
Title Guarantee and Trus. Company
and j. S. Bachc & Co, 102.76e.
J. p Morgan 4 Co. and associates,
Iol2s7.
Blair & Co, Inc; Hallgarten & Co..
the New York Trust Company. the
Central Union Trust Company and the
William K. Compton Company, 1O1 .252.
Kuhn. Loeb & Co. Dillon, Read & Co.
and Kidder, Peabody & Co, loo.577
Indication OF the Improvement Of the
comparison with the results Of the last
previous sale. The s50,0o0.00o fifty
wear ~ per cent corporate stock sold
by the city last December brought d
price of l03.40T. equivalent TO yield
basis Of 433 per cent. These 4Es have
since advanced. and yesterday sold on
the Stock Exchange Mt 1osa4
The syndicate headed by Spcyer &
CO. will offer the issue to the public
. day at a price Of lo4 ard interest at
which the yicld figures out as more
than a.06 per cent. In announcing the
Offering The bankers called special al
tention 20 the taH-eXemption features
Of the issue. OF the total s25.o00,000
Is issued TO provide for dock improve
ments and s2o.o0O,oo0 to provide for
the supply Of water. The sale does not
increase the city's debt, as the proceeds
will be used TO take I'D outstanding
shoytterm notes issued during the
war,
Commenting on the sale. Comptroller
Charles L. Craig said 1--WE are look
ing forward to the time when we will
again sell bonds at rates ranging to-
ward 3l2 per cent" He stated that
here would be no further offerings of
.ong term bonds bv the city for al least
NO YEAR.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
Business Troubles
PetitioIty in Earkruptrv

The following petitions in benkruptcv
we're hled yesterday in the United States
sUNsHlNE SILK HousE-1nvoiuntary:
cIHcLE HAT CO. 1Nc.-1nvolun.sry:
JAcoB lscds 81 rAssAK Voluntary: misat
c,othlng ll67 I'd av. Liabilities, ss,673;
CAMELIA, rNC-1nvoluntary; mfrs. ar,
cAP1ToL TEXT1LE MILLS - 1nvolun-
8 Z g. wvooL sTocT co, ) INc'@in, me- In.
voluntary, Sil Bowery. Liabilities, $4,000
n . & BERENsoN 6 co.-1nvolun-
tary: butter and eggs, IS Hudson st -
,,Sd GE1 St2I RGE RoWWlLIBSYmrnNSoluHtary'
CAPITOL MILLINERY 60. 1Nc.-1n-
VofTS.i[yi pRAKyiS % '" EnoFsk 4sse IS
shirts, q W: asth ct. Liabilities, 100000;
assets. $4,000.
ELI St, s's'e 1885, $685.
assets, $4,000.
Receivers in Bankruptcy
appointed yesterday In United States Dis
trict Court:
Bertha Rembaush for Pyranus Mfg Co.,
Inc with bond OF s1ooo.
Randolph HaTTis for Sunshine Silk House
Inc. vith BOND Of 81 900 ' '''
Walter L. Bryant for Canlels. Inc, With
bond OF 1000.
walter l.. Bryant for E & G. Wool
Stock Co. with bond OF $1,000.
Arthur Y. Daze for Eli Marks with
bond OF $4,000
Schedules in BANKRUPTCY
Following schedules in bankruptcy we're
| fled yesterday In United States District
Court:
JOSEPH DAILY, clothing, 125 Canal st.
Liabilities, :16.s60; assets. $4,000.
JACOB FASSAk m'sft clothing, 1857
% av. Liabilities. sS,573: assets t2.l3i
GEO. A ROWLEY plumbing contract
or, Newbugh. y. y. Liabilities, S6.67s;
assets. f3.462.
NJ z. & J. W. dc AGUERO. SIS B'way
sto3.ll5; assets. s577, ,3t1.
JESTER & BRENNAN. inc. $40 Wes,
2sth at Liabilities, s22,7oo assets $40
| o64
JACOB BELsKY. ladies waists. 10 West
18th 81. Liabilities. sl3.547i assets, s6.o73
Assignments
JAC0B PEI-zMAN AND LILLIAN
MlTCKELL, dealers in furs, 2os west
! 27th st, assigned Tor the benefit OF credi-
! tors TO Edward Nj. Q. Pratt.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26

russow. jobbers fall dresses: caro- II. n
reldenfold, 1870 s'way.
SCRANTON. Pa.--A Winkl-r; A. Wink
lor, mems clothing, shoes, dry goods: Penn
sylvanls.
sCRANTON, Pa~--The rinlsy Co. Mis-
Emma o. De wit. underwear. lingerie
Pennsylvania
sPRINCiFEILD. Mass--A. steirer Co
r. l.. Cobb, art needlcwork. drspory, up
holster!, floor coverings; care c. s. Logan
spplNGrIELp. Mas.-Meokins. Pack
mestics and wash goods. i;eoree II, Piercc
Ilaces. ribbons. handhorchefs jcwolry
leather goods, notiona, AZ tth Az.
Rice. stiv y. q. Co; Charlc, q. Weber
drepery upholstery; s71 Bwny.
Henry sichcr, Henry sichor women',
sarnents mfrs. agent. Pennsylvania
silk dresscs; az v ceth ST.
HrnhAeld Skirt Co, l. Rosenberg. wool
ems, Pennsylvania
Famous & Barr Co: n. ". Lunduujst I,
mons clothing; care M, Sostman. 81 W
26th st.
sTTu BENvILIE ohio-The Hub; T..
Anathan, Jobs hotter and cheaper tri-
eotine suits; care Hoffman & Hartblsy. in
TOLEDO, ohto--La Sale & Koch; Mr
Mett@r shoes zoe, G, Greene merchandise
TOLEDO, Ohio -I.amson Bros: Mrs a.
Iindolph, dressmaling material, 220 9th
Atrc
T0ruDO --rbon,,so, Huffman co.
r. MorrelI n,dsc 49, W =, Er,,oo - ~
sa,t ~ ,." Is''' .'Iu"e h's r. Hruo rep
rpoW" 80" |'ln 81
Be,ts ;,ni, nodor1,,ar ~ 1,ti,. {" 20 a.
! 'e1 ~"', olu'rWcHr' i'a'han'
raI, ,n @n ro,d, ~ ~ "oo,nans; NJ" Leila a
wAs1I1 %c,;T05,N ''p'''
rrn,',. 9oo ~. ~ l'essner'
/ S Kann Son, co . r,r,o,c .I,,,
and volycta: az an Nv, ''""' '''N
Woodward & Tothrop. Mic, g vva,r
sweaters: Mira NJ McCluro r,rla' u,enr
| Miss NJ 2. HAYDEN sl5irta ,nd no,.too,t,.
| 334 4th ay w "'' poN'''0"'''
/ Paiais Rovel: Mr. Eauch ,oh, ,.t.r
care Ben r LAVE a. W seth e, "FcSSsS
Kings Palace; G, W. Thonnsor road,,
/ TO ynar. ,r',,horio,a "'"pHoh FoauF
WATERpIiRY Cnnn vU.to,,,,, ~ n
Co. Isadore Jncobx Won, 49, ,, ivy .i, ~
ing carc Bon r. Lewis: 81 W 2stb ,o'"- 8,
| WATERBITRy Conn -''i' %.
kind co., NJ i.ho.ifi,,, ' v.,I' hIenes
| 1851 B'way. ''''' ~ N's' >
/ ,,ono ,,aiat -, ~, h9ei -. bycts'
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
Y estchester Homesiies
Purchased bv New lorker'

Prince & Ripley sold for Alma I
Anderson her house on Reed Avenue,
Pelham Manor, to Frank NJ. Lucas o,
this city.
George Howe sold tor the Lsrchnoni
Gardens Company a plot on harmon
Drive, Larchmont Gardens, lafch-
ment. to John Hsgmsn. OF this ci'!
and to Anna E. Graf. Of Brooklys' =
plot or Hickory Grove Drive. D'ts
purchasers plan the construction o.
homes.
Kenneth. ives { Co. rented to 5. Y
Straus snd Herbert S. Martin, OIL m
son-in-law, the large shore front esS:s Ss
known as the Pllny FISK plsee, ~. ~,
ton Point, Rye, owned oy MIS- f''''
CT Cbauncey B. Grifsn rented b =
residence Of George H. White, on r.
hamdale Avenue, Pelham Helgh"'
William Theile, OF New York
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
Demand for OH;co.
Stores in Central see,;o eS''
7H ----- ~DV
Hany leases AIso - ,
''"'" Zone and Down s'''y'.
Town, Dist: '"h-

Nusnman e. Wskce,,,
ing, Madison Avon1o acISc b.
ofty-fonrth streets. r. t0r'y third :.
brnlamln Buchbindey ''9fd & Lors
B0ck, Joseph Silversn,, heonsr5S : T,
II Swase7. 's'A and H,., j
.,a Tf:[, :ta!. galIea L, { Kyle Comma. ''''
Ih'rty ninth Street sng Y'st ~ come: 10 -
Dr. John Randall jr., ' oc,,,isE iosFEoadwsg y :,
inc northeast corner - y; spac. -
SIt 1trect and seventh Avn a.r5
meIopoiItan Luggage Cor,e C,rnue TO 5s
I'ahoes proprietor; III. san'p pany. Janb
- West Forty-afth s. stysond aoor ~
KRAFT furricr; tho secnns a. 70 Va,
northeast corner Of Forr4,.o noor at 8.
seSuI+z. Sen asven6a yareo- Ayeras to ''f R.- ss-
Douglas l.. El.iman 4 6, r..
tne ScoFH 81 5 Fast Fortjeth' 'Gg.' eg..' ieasee
- .. HUtchinson, baoerd..b street !,
brady & Bowman lo'ef,
me Borden Building, Ns5i..o omces :,
and Forty-dfth Street ~ 1N'son fr Av~,.
D'.ranstounl tho McCluro cnufdmar
saginaw. Mich, the e T'm2ang n
companr, Stet7on, Cutjc- "a boitsss
nnd Griffin & Jobnson g Redre
Butler & BaIduin r..
s48 Mh9 a9, son Ta@ Dew Deosen & Co. spae. aSa
Cross & Brown Company].
IN tho Fisk Bu.ldinv, : F;..d F'ss,sd spsc.
street and Broadway 10 to ~ -, ''y-:sysr,
1or radio equipment; AtIan..'s a: Sta'
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
s45,OOO,OOO in
City Stock Sold
At Record Price
Speycr 4 Go. Gets Entire
~ 5O-Icar Issue at
l02. 100: Yield Basis Is
about f.l2 Per Cent
80 Firms Submit Bids
Will BE Offered To-day by
Syndicate Headed by Pur-
chasers at lO4 and Interest

New Yora City yesterday obtained
\ price Of loe.76e FOR tho sa5,ooo.ooo
hf'y-yoar ~ per cent corporate took,
offered by Comptroller Craig. yielding
= premium OF sl24A70o The accepted
hid. submitted by syndicate hcsded
- Spcyer 4 Co.. set NO. high record
price for New lor. CITY AS. and thc
,iclc basis, about t.12 per cent made
fhe financing the cheapeS: Ions -tcrr,
'nancing undertaken by the city since
L sold Al issue Of St2.5o0.o00 6fty
year per cent stocG at 2 price to
Sicid 5.9S per cent.
Thirty-rine bids in all we're sub
nitted The aggregate amount covered
hy these tenders being $357 $40 500.
This total surpasses b. more than
>l00o00.000 the previous top mark for
issues offered by the city, which was
created last December, when the COM
bined amount Of bids was s2ls .9o9, 100.
The result OF the sale bore out the
forecast in banking circles that some
syndicate wouid offer a price go high
ss 70 ho virtUaIi' assured of tne award.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
New York Metal Market

oh the New York Metal Exchancs
sin sh; wa was hrm' with Straits and Strait =
SHIPMENTS quoted at 3o75Ga31 5oc d.
standard seaa So6aisa3l 25c and 90 '''ne ner
zen! at 2s(aSo.6oc, with sales twen.
ts fsomso tons May shipments
s"n ,o'' STRAITS at 3l.12}sc and twenty
a1e 'ons STRAITS tin. May delivery. Al
Anil SOpper su9 T quiet; standard spot,
electrolytic spot, April and NV Hno 40
asked Lead firm. New York sno.
o'oec' o' and East st. Louis SPOT. 4s7lIpn%
e,ooc. The American Smcitinr and Re. pe.
nn'ng Company advanced its pr;cs
OF lead from 5l6c to 5.25c New VOL
ana East st. Louis from 4 soc to O5c
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
Canadian Trade Gaining

OTTAWA, Ont, April 2o.-.sisu 1ir ~.
trade is again swinging stssoDs , Disoi,I
wards, statistics mace puo,'s pun, ,rsas d
show. March showed to.a, sos ID. II
Sl40,lS4.S72, an increase OF ss~ soss'
over February and one OF ss, srts al
over January. In both impOsT Tr.eer
exports, last month wltnesseSS eSs mont
cry in comparison with INV INV. wr.
previous. In March, impor,ss -, 81; ~;
$7e.8S7,37S. in February, sSS., sosS; e
in March. domestic merchanas,ru nTssrust
ported was S59,5S9,3lS; ID ,atsl q
$46,o46,449. The grand .v w, sr'
Canadian trade in the tlsea. .ss eas j
ing March 81 was Sl,ool:o''rsss rss $,
the previous fiscal year " "
450.553.1Tb.
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
Chatham & Phenix Acquires
Branch of Guaranty Ims

Announcement was made western.
Nv tbs Chatham & Phenix Natoa'
Bank Of the purchase Of the Gna
Street branch OF the Guaranty l.si ~.
Company, which will be merged s,s,i WI
ths once OF the Chatham & Phsni
al Grand Street and the B0wery. -
The Guaranty Trust Company q 80, =
hsbed branch in this section o. o. !. j.
city during the wsr to handle .ss.r sJv \,
velop part Of lis foreign .ot | voS
business. The project did no. ,S s
out along expected lines IS i;.n.s n,s col
the institution foreign ctisa' . ,s,,,
tinued to patronize its otne, ~ oA -,
eentrats as GusFai its uptown banking acti,'s
in its Fifth Avenue branch, while s.-, -
Chatham & Phenix Grand - s''s !.
branch will be strengthened "
merper
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
Business Is Troubles

iJettHr
Rayter Daniai 'i'0' 9 ,,i;,,,,;.',''. -sO.5o
wells co '''a" .o,,o
Basb Rosa " T, "; .;,.. ~ o
! Bradley Mo+nr ~, tol" Aiofo
ertv oil a n,sIrt ~ 20, tne-Llo-
| Clars, Jane-H r kiemc1, Inc f55ii'gsa
cosg rove, VIM M-Travsisrs In. ~
Davis, James G, ast-H II snvder aoo go 90 q
Davis, James c. agt-G G Snvder No0 az az
Dorsey. James E-eW f Barnard Sos' Gos 90 90
Inc. ....................... 173.45
Davis, Jesse. and MI Suratv Co
People, etc ................. $500 No
1eu'scR JacOb--Scrg Broe 165
Decker, Rudolph tr-E Schulthe,s 83S 81
DAVIS, l6idor--S Goldbach h.... s.I7S,45
Ici, ISms nsh LouiF-J burg Bros. i7161
Ellenson: Rose-U s Title Guar
AMY 60 ..................... l47io
frobers, Louis Nj NJ g. p Scan
foreisn Products Trading Corp
ana Isaac Levy-B Levinson
c' al -; ...,..........,. 6,t14os
oo9ttfrted, Fell. and Louis l. ''''
C,-5.,Ir "arIh r q Co. lnc-J Luhel! 74o. 90
Hon !, 9 y Fho N schuyler
WnrrN Il'r, Nstas { y, ana Schuyler
Gordon. Pbiltn NJ NJ An;. 5;9 20
otePhen ana " illla!p-A
coIah.r hHensulnsnn rd r ;....... 22Sss
or Goods rnS |,,Sus 11NSoNelty Leath-
! Grecnhon.a q -. urn %: inc. 2oI4l
c;o,,ss Ma1sr I9. q: CO. Inc. ..;....... 1887
1sbrio eopne, Ct etc .;;;..:..:...... 900 90
9ehrlg. Chrletina-H Bloch.. 19l68
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
Days Ne,c Issues

The Harris TRUST and Savings Bank.
Halsey, Stuart e. Co and the Cor
tinental and Commercial Trust and
Savings Bank. Of Chicago, and the
National City Company are Offering an
issue Of s1.25o,ooO South Dakota Is.
per cent bonds, dated May J, 1922, ard
maturing in January, 1881, at 1925
and interest, to yield about 4.4o per
cent.
An issue Of s1,2oo,oo0 Akron. O.,
per cent bonds, due 1923-1o47, was
awarded yesterday at 1O4.571 to g
syndicate composed of Richards, Par
rish Lamson, ". A. Hartman &
Co., Inc; .Hambleton & Co. and the
Merchants Loan and Trust Company.
Of Chicago.
Blyth. Witter & Co. are Offering on
5h per cent basis an issue Of sSo6
$50 per cent bonds of Reclamation
District No. 1.o01, California, due 1888
l94S; also an issue of 100000 CITY
OF Piedm ont. Calf. per cent bonds.
due 1927-l946, on 4.40 per cent basis.
E. H. Rollins & Sons are Offering
s160,0O0 City Of Utica, n. Y. AZ per
cent public Improvement bonds, due
G. L: Miller & Co., Inc, of Atlanta,
are Offering q new issue of SS5O0OO
hrst mortgage 8 per cent bonds. Sc
cured by first mortgage on the Rich
mond Hotel, Atlanta.
The City of Toronto is expected to
ask bids next week on $4,000 900 serial
madam funds.
The Detroit State Administrative
Board has authorized call for bids
to be opened June s, on S. ono onn
highway and s5oo0,oo0 soldier bonus
bonds TO replace short term notes
maturing shortly. The bonds will MN
Tor twenty years, bearing Az and A.,
per cent coupons.
Richards, Parish & Lamson. and
Hemphill, Noyes ( Co. are oFsr;,r 't,u nu
a, Az per cent basis S75e 900 Citv of
Shreveport. La, direct obligation >
per cent bonds, due l92e-196l. issued
for various purposes.
Ihe Lawyers Mortgage Companv is
oHerlng Sl55,00 guaranteed first mort
gage certificates. due in one 10 svs
years, to yield 5la per cent. The cer-
0lhcates are secured by the southesst
corner OF University Avenue and West
1929 Street ""' es'
g, o. ooc - ooN van lngen: & Co. are Offering
i,ooo,ooo az IVY city of Charleston, S. c.,
VA, at price of 102. to yiel6 abn'rt
Cd, e,So per cent; also new ;ssra ooos ~
sIao, 200 City of Camden, n. j. AZ
per cent water bonds. due 1e231a61 at
prices to yield 4.1o per cent az
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
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hIitA n NJ 'fW'n"A Co.;
g. ~; erns' care i'.'o'2 i'H"'nF CO.
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New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
Salpulpa Refining Report

The Sapulpa Refining Company, in
ITS 1921 report issued to stockh olders
yesterday. showed net income of Sl53.
$40, after charges, depreciation. deplc
tion and taxes. equivalent to "a cents
a share earned on the S3,15O.OOO capj
tai stock Of So par value This com
pared with net income OF sA62,l9s,
or II cents share, earned on the So
100000 capital stock in the preceding
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

IN New York County
The first name is that OF the dehto
the second that OF the creditor and 49,
when Judgment was fled: ~'0
bernstein. Samuel E.-Beau Ivory
Novelty Co.; Mar. 81 1922 sra ~
ellis. Marie-H. A. Maher; Apr.
~, rsI1 1io,,,, a.ac4s2
Tribehorn: Mar. (. 1929 1,aa o.,
National Surety Co and Diamond ''''
Fuel Coo, c. Taylor as pres
ident: Apr. l. 1922. lo,1s
Taubman. Louis. and Louis Zierer
b. Warner; Apr. 1s, 1929 IVA.
connec,,o,t Gn,ea n,.c, r;c ~. a7s7.sa
l. Richard ct al: Oct g. lQai
treVersed) ............. Q s1o.
Falco. Michee~Charles Wissman ''''So
Rozen saloponb p v isl s., ,,,.;,....." 1soss
Corp et al; June q l92l. t.o.,
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
U. ;. Grain to Montreal

MoNIREAL, April 25.-With an
nouneement noo to-day that more than go
wv bushels of grain had reached mi.
haroor from Chicago within twelve
nours, port authorities expressed belief
that !ast years phenomenal deluge az
american corn might be duplicated this
season SEASON. Forty million bushels were
sn'pped to Montreal last season because
VI inc favorable rail and water rateg
New-York tribune., 1922-04-26
d.. S. s. < A. Has Dentn ~.

The 1921 report Of the Dulu,su' u.,sus'r.a /
Shore & Atlantic Railroad ssar sas ip.,t
total deficit of sl,5S2,S52, ate, = t. MI, II,
est. rent, etc. deductions OF ;Sn.ors D
This compared with a totai ,a sc.ss'
1929 ,269 in 1920. The moons .ps; Is
listed gross revenues of sare,s.lsI
penses, taxes as $4.e55, ,lso; w.
deficit of S502,767.