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New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Bclgians Plan Sales Drive Here

Belgium in the near future will be-
gin an extensive sales drive in the
united states, it was announced yes-
terday by John A. Nash, North Ameri-
ca Gan manager for the Lloyd Royal Beige.
The movement is backed bv Reloian
interests, and it's American headoI,ar-
ters will be at the Belgian Chamber
OF Commerce, 281 Fifth Avenue,
'. AS yet, according to Mr.. Nash. plans
Tor the campaign have not been fully
completed. Among the projects under
discussion are large exhibit of Bel
gan goods somewhere in this country
backed by smaller travelling exhibits
ana an intensive sales drive by Bel
glan industrial representatives and
american import firms. 1t is expected.
however, that the drive will get under
way early next wear.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
B "a d inc 90 n e ws
Consumer Purchasing Power
Key to Future Trade Activity
Six Months More
Of ActiUity, Is View

Emphasis Is placed upon the be-
lief that present industrial activity
will hold at least through the first
six months of 1923 in the mid
November New England letter IS
sued by the First National Bank Of
Boston.
Manufactured goods prices"
says the bank, (which with high
material and labor costs have been
until recently unsatisfactory to
manufacturers, have broken into
new high levels. A period Of com
Portable profits is resulting. How
long this anxiously awaited condition
will endure is matter of con-
lecture and much discussion. Pre-
dictions Of reaction early next
spring seem to be gradually giving
way to a belief that the present
activity will hold through the first
half of the coming year"
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
New York Metal Market

Tin was steady with Straits quoted
at 36.25@37c; Straits shipments, 36@
SIC; standard, 86.371ac, and 90 per cent
3b(936.5oc, with sales of twenty-five
tons December-January shipments from
straits at 36.e2hc. Copper quiet;
standard spot, November and Decem
Der, l3.25@l3.e2h, and electrolytic
spot, November and December, 1921
s9l4c, Lead quiet; New York spot, 7.25
e. SS9.t.ooe, and East st. Louis spot 6.s0c
and East st. Louis spot 7.15GD7.s(,e,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21

Other assets viz:
Accrued interest
not entered on
books at close
OF business on
above date..... slos,2s7.2s
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Cotton Spinning More
Active Last Month
Machinery Operated Close to Ca.
pacity in October; Spindle
Hours Increase

WASHINGTON, Nov. 20-The cot
ton spinning industry was more active
during October than in September, the
aggregate number of active spindle
hours reported for the month having
been S,289, ,885,446, compared with
7,760, ,863,470 in september, the Census
Bureau announced to-day.
The average number Of epindles
operated was 36,834,931, or at 99.2 per
cent capacity on single shift basis,
compared with 34,s22,378, or at 93.9 per
spindles in place October 81 numbered
37,l2s,659, compared with 37,075,4o7 on
September 80.
Active spindle hours in cotton grow
ing states aggregated 77,4s4, ,015,
compared with 4,33s,O56,5s2 in septem-
ber, and in all other states 3712,421,-
431, compared with 3,422, ,806,8s8 in
September.
The average spindle hours spindle
in place during October was 223, COM
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Raw Silk Eir,,,

Following the advance in the raw
silk market at the week end mora nm
inquiry developed in the local selline,
held yesterday, it was reported bv irns 70
porters and dealers. Prices bare
moved up in sympathy with hiphar
q. quotations in Yokohama on SATURDAY.
me Yokohama market was reported
.u;ncnanged yesterday, with transac-
IONS amounting to about 1000 bales.
tinctly optimistic and further nr;ce u,s- aS
vances are being predicted. ~' "u~
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Corn
Yesterday's Previous
Flour and Meal
Wheat

-x- close. close. ago
MO- ".' 1.o.o.S .SLo4h S1.06M S0.921
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Cannon Votes Stock Dividend

CHARLOTTE, n. c., Nov. 2O.--Pay-
ment Of 200 per cent stock dividend has
been voted by stockholders Of the Can
non Manufacturing Company cotton
mills, at Kannapolis, N. G. An in
crease of capital stock from $4,000, 900
to $10,000,500 and to reduce the par
value from 500 to S10 a share also
was voted, 1t was also announced that
the American Yarn and Processing
Company, Mount Holly, N. c., soon will
embark on policy Of expansion, in
cluding the erection Of several new
plants.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Hesy Bleachery i'm 5o,,.b

PROVIDENCE, r. T., Nov. 2o-one
OF the largest cotton goods bleacberiaaee Uae
IN tne South will be erected neaT
tIreenviiie, s. c., by New England cot
s spn mil interests, it was announced TO-
nay oa oy john +. Bannon, one of the in
ifOcporasors fur o. ;,, OF the Southern Bleachery.
,he., NJ; = mlinlioin-doilar II company, which
op1aihed Delaware charter last woa1.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21

- ..........$s.57o. 4lssaasassas
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Copper Exports Decline +.

Exports of copper in September
totaled 59,326,225 pounds of copper in
various forms, according to preimin-
ary figures of the Department of Com
merce. This compares with total of
63,3S4, ,150 pounds in August, and makes
total exports of copper for the first
nine months of the current year 579.-
169,579 pounds, an average of s4,352 IT'S
pounds month. During 1921 the
monthly average of exports was g.
36T,976 pounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Sugar and Coffee

kes was firm throughout the day and
after opening to 4 points higher. except
for one or two slight setbacks, prices
continued upward. cicaing to points
net higher. Sales were estimated at i2,-
600 tons. The stimulating feature seemed
to be the fact that Cubas sold at sac, C.
and E., although the demand at that price
was not gener&l among local buyers.
Shorts covered In December and Cuban
interests bought the spring months, with
lonsg realizing on the bulge. The range
OF prices;
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
FINANCIAL
HENRY J. LEAKE, kuctlenssr.
alrlssA LtfNIlilA.

E1GAN II y. LEA
STOCKS at AUCIlvN.,, -, AZ
ADRIAN III. MULLER SOY l-p VII ssss stst
auction on TUESDAY, N0tkMb.ss.ass .sasnsnss srsss
i922, at 1890 O'Clock. al the 4.
Salesroom. Nos. Il and 16 Yeseg ssss. gn1+srp:
For Account Of Whom i May S0 s5s sas.
Lot No. 1-l65 shs. pretd. ana ,Ssserssnican
common stock Cnoaa Ds-
Lot No. 2-1s5 shs. prefd. and .dIris 5s.y sAs, 1
common stock Cuban p''''p'
Lot No. s--Is5 shs, prefd; and ll,en'aIcsn l,snS al
common stock Cuban p0''''r
Lot No. 4--1e5 shs. prefd. and l.s,a'nIean l.s.g IN
common stock Cuban l'o'''''''
Lot No. 5-sfas shs. prefd. snd ZIP ssss ~.
common stock Cuban Do''''
Lot No. s-s2ss shs. presd. and .,,,e.n sss sss
common stock Cuban A'''''''p-
Lot No zssE sagar r,s Co nrefd and ser .ss Is,
common stock Cuban pV'''','
Lot No. $50 shs prefd. and ,,ts,,,iesa Ssss =.
common stock Cuban pt-'s
Lot No s-sss. sasaF shs Go prefd and sssa a.s .ss
Coz mon stock Cuoan DeA'1
Lot No. 1o-4iS shs. prefd and ~. .s'n,css ssa,
coa.rnon stock Cuban p0'''s''
Lot No. 1l-4s5 shs. prefd. and SSes1'psess Ss1S al
common stock Cuban poRiD'~''
Sugar Co. /. eco sAs
Lot No. 12--le6 shs. prefd and IssT,,aicsl Inv M
co,nnon stock Cuban pons'1's
Sugar Co. esn sha
Lot No. 1855 shs. prefa. and sS,.s,nlasss S.sSSl
co,nrnon stock Cuban Don'''e
Sugar Co, ere 81.
Lot No. 14-I65 sns. prefd.. and II.sa,,n,ss I.sag,
co qaon stock Cuban AOl'i''ss
Sugar Co. axe s.
Lot No. 1856 shs. pretd. and ,gs.s,a,alssr g.sss
comnon stock Cuban hos1's'''1
Sugar Co.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
ParkhilI Mfg. ssMevon,,

= FiIC;HiBURG, Mass, Nov. ao--yrbe
ear sarkhiil manufacturing Company tos s
oay announced stock dividend NJ aoo m
per cent. This action was explained J
as intended to adjust balance he he.
s~een : low stock capitalization and IL !
neavy capital investment. The m com !.
panys mills here manufacture eina p,.,-
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
pnrtsnEIpHTA COMrANI.

NOTICE TO HOLDtstss ,r,,st 81
gold bonds OF the Philadelphia 3sss
Dated March !, tossrs ss,srs
Stamped In accordance with ss Ths
between Philadelphia Company ~ ph.s.
phia, Trustee. dated July 10, 1917. ~ sad
Tor a sinking fund with Fespecs
bonds: . snyesaid
NOTICE is hereby given 70 lns cou,psny
bondholders that Provident Irus. saceess
OF PhiIadelphsa has been arpoiniseSs sinsins
scr Trustee under the above recasets rss,s hsyirg
Fund Contract. said appointment aas,nsltsnes
eneiy ish the 0 taSins eject Of the rslsaa aar
ton OF Tho Proyident Life and Ifnss ra.s
pany as Trustee under said SoosnssplSNy
PHILADELPHIA Sosas sSsa.sscrstsry. q
BY w Is. CARSON. Ss0ss'
Dated, Pittsburgh, Pa.
October 2S, 1922.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21

Southern Spot Mafkets-Galveston steady,
% points lower at ESQ; sales, 7s7 bales
New Orleans steady. rs points lower at 25c ;
sales. l,lo2 bales. Mobile nominal, SO
points lower at 24.50c: sales nil. Savan$
nah steady, 81 points lower Mt 2463c:
sales. nil. Norfolk quiet. so points lower
at 26c: sales 246 bales Augusta quiet, So
Memphis steady. Is points lower at 25,5Oc;
sales, 1850 bales. st. Louis steady. un-
changed at 26.25c: sales nil. Houston
steady. 70 points lower at 24s0c; sales,
1884 bales. Little Rock steady, 25 points
lower at 26.25c: sales, 1,477 bales. Dallas
steady, 65 points lower at 2420c; sales.
3.148 bales. Montgomery Arm, SO points
lower at 24boc sales. 157 bales Fort
Worth quiet. 65 points lower at 24.50c;
sales. 2hn bales. =,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
London Metal Marke.

. LONDON, Nov. 20.-Standard conner.
spot, s63 rs Sd; futures, f64 IS; elee.
frolytic, spot, e7o lbs; futures, s7I IS.
I'm, spot, SITS los; futures, f179 SIS.
Lead, spot, e26; futures. f24 I2s Cd
Zinc, spot, 93s 5s; futures, a85l,s Cd
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Commercial Credit

The commercial money markets
opened the week with little change.
Commercial paper discount rates re-
mained firm at AK to s per cent for
the bulk Of paper.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prime bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Country Produce

Butter-Receipts were 5,sss packages.
Creamery, higher than extras, lb, bl@
5l1ac; extras. 90 score, bo1sc; hrsts 80 y
04ehc; seconds, 37A @3oo; lower grades.
36@37c: centralized cars, 90 score, 45c;
50 score, 42@13hc; IS score, 39la @.4oHc;
So to 81 score, SS@39c; unsalted, higher
81 Il Gp52c f1rsts, 43@50Nci seconds. 400
SIC; lower grades, 3S039c; held creamery.
high scoring. 47@47&e: extras. q asg4she; q
dairy tubs. finest. 4sls GD491Ac: good to
prime, 4S@47lsc; common to fair. "a "a @ &c; ~ /;
arsts, a5G85hc; seconds, SAC; lower
grades, S2fD33c; packing stock. current
make. No ]. SAC; No. 2, SSc: lower grades
2S q 32c.
York state fats, June. specials. 27@2d 1sc;
average run. 2GM26lac; New York state
fats, fresh specials. l6 z g2ao; average Jag.
single daisies, zee; Young Americas, 26 \
U26hc.
Egss--Recelpts were 4,ss9 cases. Fresh
gathered extras dozen 97oe extra re-
grades. 2b@sse: trade eggs, ,2e@3oc; d dir
les No l. 2s@29c No oo and dI% poorsra go n S29 Sss
refrigerator, extra firsts charges paid to
expiring dates, S1@33c: frsts, 2S@3ooc;
oally candied. 2o@ @22c; refrigerator whites,
nearby, S2@42c; Pacific Coast. 39Q 43c;
other Western. 30@35c; refrigerator oil
immersion process nearby whites, 60@
55c: Pacific Coast. whites, 42@4sc;. West
ern brown and mixed, S2@37c; fresh. New
Jersey. hennery whites, uncandled, extras
s3QSSc; nearby hennery whites. extras,
locally csndled Ssc nearby and nearly nearby
78@8Sc; extra frsts, 72@76c, firsts 66@
zoe; nearby gathered whites frsts to to eeS eS
nearby whites. pullets' eggs. selected, small
out. 6o@65c; mixed. .AS@5sc; small, 42@
45c; Pacific Coast whites, extras. 750soc;
extra flrsts, 7o@73o; firsts. 65@6sc; un-
der grades, 5s@63c; pullets, 42@63c; other
Western and Southern, gathered whites,
52@6Sc; New Jersey. hennery browns ex-
ira fancy. 80@S3c; other nearby hennery
browns, extras, 72@76c.
PotatoesIJersey Giants s1;tso@it,sd5;
@2; Long Island, $50 lbs. $2s5@3; a65
lbs, s2.75@2.so; $50 lbs, s2,26@26o;
Maine, 1870 lbs. s2.35@ 2.co; Pennsylvania,
1sO lbs, $2.25&2.65; sweets, Jersey. basket,
75c c@s1.50; Eastern Shore, bbl., .s1.25 @
1.75; Delaware and Maryland. basket. 80
GD90c,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
TEMPORARY BOND
Bearing the distinguishing Letters n ;


Upon surrender of each OF the abcr, esa
Bonds SO drawn for redemption at Ii, oiea
of ]. P. Morgan & Co, Sinking Find Tras
tees. 20 Wall Street. New Yotk 90 Or sftrr
January 2, 1928. payment vii Be made q
the redemption price of !asS Of shs pgin-
cipal sum. All such drawn eoupun Bonds
surrendered must have attached the coupons
maturing July /, 1928, and subsequently.
All such drawn registered Bonds mus IS
duly assigned in blank. The coupon Oh such
drawn coupon Bonds due January /. iqll5,
may be. detached and collected and the ia.
terest then due on such drawn Temporary
Bond will be paid in accordance with ii.
terms thereof. Interest will cease on 81
such drawn Bonds from and after January |,
1928. Any of such drawn Bonds may b
converted into stock of the Corporation. IS
provided in the aforesaid Indenture, on Or
before January ., 1923. the said date Of
payment OF the redemption price.
Dated, October so. 1872.
CERRo DE PAsCo COPPER
CORPORATION,
By H. EsK MoLLER. Tsfamhr.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Yarns dull and irregular: cloths buyers
hold of.
Coffopnsad on

Tho market for cottonseed OF was under
considerable pressure throughout the day.
A good deal OF the selling was credited to
Southern rehnera and there was more or
less liquidation on the part of recent buy
ers. Crude oil was steady, but the demand
was said to be allow Total sales for the
day were 3i,S00 barrels.
The range Of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Cotton Statistics

liverpool Cabies-Spot cotton qulet at q
points decline; middling 1870. Sales
ports, $4,000 bales. American 81 900 bales.
Futures were due to 8 points higher;
they opened quiet ct to points decline
and clPeed steady at 10 TO 90 points de-
ary, l399d; March, 1379d. May, 1367d;
July. 13.4Sd; October. 12.74d Manchester:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
TO ssoi.Dgas oS
cERRo !, ! DE pAsco coppss
CORPORATION s1S

'sssr cass Sesvsxsfsis sinkias g.
seio scnds Due IeaI laa Fund A.
andensure Dated Januar,ys ,sIes i I'm Sssst
Notice Il hereby o,v.. .% '9ss.
fndentars sn.atioas ~ Sso,io Of Article p poss
Paseo copreT ,ernS,onsd sboye, between ~
company Trustee, Bonds m an,s,ss ,.,olursbis TtSss
sa,d indentufe bearing III ''ssss.naing mis-
pe'oT hsted. have been drawn 1sSs,al ~ nsiiu6s,s
Is q January i, 1923 at IosaO o., y sfecssaptas
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21

pared with 200 in September. In cot
ton growing states the average was
284, compared with 270 in September
and in all other states TT, compared
with 163 in Sentemher.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

NOTICE rs GIVEN that the pass.,ss ls,say s.ld sna
under the name of Rio Phasn,asess ,.sss DIS.
Wolff and winds has this Gay Fslls A.
solved by mutual consent. ME- "a wtH
Wolff win continue the business sa'
Dated. November Is. 1922. v,orYN
ELLIS ; 49, Wgssx
ERNEST &aNa'fs
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
DIVIDEND NOTICES
PACIFIC OIL COMPANY
DIVIDEND No. q.

DIvIDBND of one dollar and fifty
ssenss se t$iSo) per share on the apital
Ss0sk s,s OF this Company has been declared.
ppaya1ie 8 at the Treasurer's Otiice. No 1eS
81 sSnroaaadsway, aasy, New York, n. r, on January
nys asEss to stockholders Of record at three
= rbn biooK :; M. Friday, December Is, 1899.
c,ns, STOCK transfer books will not be
SSa ciosea for the payment of this dividend.
meques err l,,S VIII be matted only 40 stoskhold-
~ "Ao nave nled dividend orders
A.. HUGH NELL, Treaaurs~
New york. N. Y. Noven1har ID Iaas
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
New York City Bonds
New York State Ronda

ISSUED In coupon and registered form
Not interc rchangeable. Coupon bonds reg
isterable
Canal & Highway Imp 5s,
l925-'3O -. 416 QaE
Canal & Highway Imp IS,
l93l-'4G 49, 41K aas
Canal & Highway Imp IS,
1944-1o ...........,.4.15 3s5 -
Canal Imp AVS. 1864 .1I1h 1I3a go
Highway Imp 4hs, 1868 Liz l13% 3SS
Canal Imp 4Ms, 1865. ,1O7 1osiS SS
Highway Imp 4Ms, 1865 10Y 1o9A 3S0
Barge Can Ter AIS '45I03M l0S Az
Highway Imp As. 1867. .102l l04h 3YS
do 4s, 1s60-l962. 1O2i[ 1o4ia AN
do As. 1858 .102N lo4a sis
Canal Imp As, 1867. .102iG I04n 37s
do as. 1360-1962 .102I 10ti1 as
Pals S Park As '61io2M 104S az
Barge Can as. 1942-46. .1o0h 103 3s0
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Tobacco Stocks
Sugar Stocks
Chemical Stocks
Joint Stock Land Bank Bond,
Bid. Ask. y,s,a

soin. stoch Land Bank a'a' AK Yisid
SIS. is51-fsi. I'M
5eint Stprk Land Bank soy
F&s. Iasn ,as. ~.
JOINT Stock Land BANK Aeom s-fs
hB. ie5s-192x sau fan.
Chicago Joint Stock LAM tss% e'se
Bank 5hs. IeSi-IssI @asgu ,aa, -.
Chicago Joint stock Lana NsoM N s.sa
Bank Is, Is37-lR9p ssx man
Chicago 1Gint Stock I.anS AseS s.ss
Bank 5s. .s6I-Issi 1o2n ,n,v 80.
Chicago Joint Stock Land Asen SOS
Bank 80. IsS2-Is2a. 1aaG 1ssu
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Federal Land Bank Bonds
States Treasury Notea

The Treasury Department offers to re.
deem United States Treasury 3jh9s AM
4k% certificates, due December IT, 1922
and Victory AK % notes called for payment
December 16, 1922. at 100 and interest at
any time before maturity
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
THE BORDEN co,,r, , Nv

THE THE BORDEN COMPANY.
mi, Preferred Stock Dividend No "a
me regular quarterly dividend ~ 9uo o.
ns ,,ts peem declared on the Preferred stact5
to sns company payable December Is 1ss2
NO 40 not close. Checks TO Ia mai,aa s,ooSs es.
awants Is 0rast Company. dividend disb1rsing Ing
SHEPPARD RAREsH1pp.
Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21

Call loans against acceptances, 3a
or onnt
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
NOTICE

On October 80, 1922, Coupon Bonds d
previous drawings bearing the Distinguishing
letter M and the following serial nunstf&
were still uurcdeemed:
81 1881 1853 1898 sis4 $500 NJ
is4 2757 277o 1854 5432 60o7 ;sa
$50 2765 1924, 1878 55lo 62a5 fs9
1914 1856 1887 4999 sS93 6oSj
CERRC DE PASCO COPPER
CORPORATION ....,,.,s,
BY II. Es-s MoIIsss 4fss'M'S
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21
Coffee Futures

The range of prices:
New-York tribune., 1922-11-21

~----------------- SS6,2Ty, 0g
Deposits:
Preferred as follows:
Duo New York
state Savings
and Loan Asso-
Citations. Credit
Unions and Land
Bank .......... $2SS.1S
Other deposits Sc
Gu by
pledge of assets 100, 100000
Not preferred as
follows:
Deposits subject
to check. ..,..... i.1oa. 97s7s
t 1 m deposits,
certificates and
other deposits,
the payment of
which cannot
legally be re-
Quired " hin
thirty days.. 2.12e, ooo.5o
Demand certih-
Gates OF deposit. 553s5
Deposits wi Ii
drawable only
on presentation
os pass books. 4.oee.o3s.4s
Cashiers checks
outstanding, In
cluding SIM
liar checks OF
other officers. S33sYs
Certified checks I2781Ol
Due trust COM
panfes, banks
and bankers. fAf4SeA
Extend total deposits, 74Ss,.o .n
Other liabilities, viz. A''sV
Due to Foreign
Exchange De-
Apartment pa tn sa2s.ass.74
= serve s,44s.1a
taxes aas,sa ,. 7.s9s.4s
not entered on
books at close
OF business on
Fs3s,, npGve ia date..... so,71s.aa
earned discounts 5.5ss.ss
sos.ol44o
rrrt,
t'''.'..'.s... ........., So. $50, 4lssassha
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-14
Right of Government
To Operate Mines Is
Claimed By Harding

Washington, July 14.-Presi-
dent Harding considers that he
has power as chief executive of
the United States to operate coal
mines in an emergency, it was
said today at the white house.
There was no statement, how
ever, as to whether the executive
considers the present such an
emergency, but the existence of
power in the government for the
purpose has been definitely de-
termined in the minds of respon-
sible officials, it was indicated.
About the only risk that a
president could run in drastic
action of the kind involved in
controlling coal mines to get them
operated would be that Of i'm
peachment, a spokesman for the
administration said, and Presi-
dent Harding, it was said, is will
ing to take the risk if he consid-
ers it necessary to serve the pub
lie welfare.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-14
COURT GRANTS GROWERS .
TEMPORARY INJUNCTION

Temporary injunction was
granted the Oregon Growers Co
operative association in its suit
against August Lentz alleging
breach of contract on the delivery
OF loganberries, by Judge George
G. Bingham of the circuit court
yesterday afternoon.
According to the complaint
Lentz has been delivering his ber-
ries to another concern instead OF
the Oregon Growers with which
he has contract The courts
injunction makes it necessary for
him to make delivery to the asso-
ciation, pending a hearing which
Is set for July 20.
Lentz stated on the stand yes
terday that he had leased his land
10 his son, and that all profit from
the l9 acres was to go to him.
Inc contract with the growers is
plndlng to the successor of LentZ.
A bond of $4,000 was demanded
oy the court from the plaintiff to
insure hearing.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-14
FIRE THREATENING TWO
TOWNS UNDER CONTROL

Vancouver, B. c., July IL
The forest fire which for a time
last night threatened the towns of
Nanaimo and Cumberland, on
Vancouver, island, was being held
in check this morning, according
to a long distance telephone mes
sage from Nanaimo. Hundreds OF
men were fighting the flames.
At Cumberland fires were burn
ing close to two coal mines. Yes
terday, famed by strong breeze,
the flames destroyed the saw mill
and several houses at Bevan, and
swept toward Cumberland, but
were finally controlled.
Today 1t was said neither town
was in serious danger unless the
wind should again spring up. The
weather continues dry and hot.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-14
CANADIAN FISH
RULES TO STAND

Ottawa, Ont, July 14--Reports
current in the United States that
Canada had adopted new regula-
tions regarding the terms upon
which United States fishing yes
sells are allowed to use Canadian
ports on the Pacific are un-
founded, It was stated at the de-
partment OF marine and fisheries
today.
The order in concil to which
reference has been made in the
reports was passed last May 8 and
is limited In its application to
American fishing vessels visiting
British Columbia ports during the
calendar year 1922, 1t was de-
clared. The order has the effect OF
permitting the vessels to purchase
bait and supplies and to ship
crews IN Canadian ports. provid-
ing their catch Is landed at a
Canadian port.
Fishing vessels owners of the Pa
cific coast of the United States
were declared to have opposed the
order on the ground that they
were dependent upon Canadian
herring for the bait used in hall
but fishing off the southeastern
Alaska coast.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-14
WALKOUT OF
AF FILA I Ed
UNIONS SET
Eight Thousand Station
ary Firemen, Engineers
And Oilers Ordered To
Quit Monday Morning.

Chicago, July 14.--(By Associ-
ated Press. "A strike call to the
5000 stationary firemen, engi-
neers and oilers employed on rail-
roads throughout the United
States has been issued, Timothy
Healy, International president, OF
the organization, announced to-
day.
The strike Is effective next
Monday, July II, at 8 a. m. The
call was made In compliance with
the recent referendum which fav-
ored walkout, Mr.. Healy said.
The text of the message to all
locals of the organization follows:
Fight to Win"
In compliance with your strike
vote, which is S86 per cent fav-
oring walkout, sanction is here
by granted to each and every
member of our brotherhood on all
roads, steam plants, roundhouses
and terminals throughout the
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1922-07-14
COMPULSORY
labor LEGAL
HIS OPINION
Need For Drastic Action
Not Believed Necessary
Yet, However; Hopes
For Solution.

Washington, July IA. - Presi-
dent Harding, it was said today al
the White House, is of the opinion
that in an emergency it would not
abridge the liberty of any railroad
worker to draft him into service
in the event the government saw
fit to take over the operation OF
the carriers.
1t was stated, however, that the
executive believed the railroad
situation would not become so
serious that any such step would
be deemed necessary by the ad-
ministration..
The president, 1T was stated,
probably will reply to the tele-
gram sent to him yesterday by B.
M. Jewell, head of the striking
shopmen. Other matters more
pressing were said to have pre-
vented an immediate reply.