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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-06-16
LIVESTOCK


Chicago, June 15.--Cattle-Re-
ceipts 11,O00. Steers generally
steady; yearling and grassy stuff
SLOW. Early top steers $9.75; bulk.
$3.50 % 9.1J; she stock, bulls and
stockers about steady: veal calves
weak to lower. Bulk bologna bulls
around $4.75; fat she stock, $3.50
"a I.25; Gamers and cutters largely
S3.25 q 400; bidding around $500
mostly for veal calves.
Hogs-Receipts $4,000. Market
active, strong to Toe higher tn. |
the close. or steady to strong with
Wednesdays average. Top, $1O.75;
bulk. $10.10@1O.G5; pigs about
steady mostly $9.75@10.25: big
packers bidding lower on mixed
grades; heavy. s1O.S5@ 1850; me
dunn, $1o.45 q 1870; light, $1O.65
q 1870; light lights, s10.35@1O.65;
packing sows. smooth, $4,000
1000; packing sows, rough. 5000
q $50; killing pigs. s9.5O@1O.5O.
sheep-Receipts ] 1000. Market
extremely dull, practically no early
sales; sentiment on lambs sharply
lower. Few head good natives
sold, $3.50; best light fat ewes,
80 a 500; no demand for heavies.
Effective today new crop lambs
classified as lambs and lambs dron-
ped in the spring of 1921 as year
lings.
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(By The Associated PressN
FINANCIAL.
Wall Street.

New York, June 15.--The stool,
market today experienced what is
technically known as secondary
reaction" prices OF many favorite
issues In the various speculative
groups falling sharply after a firm
to strong opening.
A very considerable part of the
early buying evidently represented
short covering. based on cables an
nouncing a cut in the Bank OF
England discount from 4 to 81 per
cent. the lowest rate since January.
1914.
The cut In the British rate was
the more surprising from the fact
that Washington advices quoted
treasury officials as opposed to anv
lowering Of federal reserve rates,
in spite of numerous requests from
branch institutions.
As soon az the early demand for
stocks had been satisfied heavy
selling orders appeared, especially
in shippngs and equipments. These
soon extended TO such leaders as
Mexican Petroleum. Sludebakers,
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IB e dime Stories
For Little Ones
| Nv Howard y Carta
Copyright. 1924, by Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.
UNCLE WIGGiLT AND THE
EUiFLE ElRD.
BY Howard 3. CARTS.

once upon q time. as Uncle
Niggily Vas hopping through
the woods near his hollow stump
bungalow he heard most ire
mcndOuS racket, or big noise, "
as Jackie Bow Wow, the pups
dog boy, would say 1t was Il
rafting, banging sort of sound,
Of those wooden rattles which
boys and girls sometimes use at
Halloween.
Dear me-" exclaimed the
bunny gentleman, looking for Il
place Whcro he could hide his
pink, tWinkling nose. such a
noise. 1t can't be Fourth of
July coming so soon, I'm sure"
And indeed it wasn't Fourth Of
July. Once again the loud noise
sounded and, peerinG up from
behind a log. where he had hid
den himself, Uncle WiGgily saw
a strange bird. 1t was a bird
with a long, sharp bill, with blue
and white feathers and with
bright, swapping eyes.
But the strangcst part Of the
bird was his head. lie had a top
knot Of ruffled feathers, as If he
had forgotten to comb his hair
when he hoped out of his nest
bed that morning.
Hello, Uncle Wiggilym pipeI
the bird.
"Oh, hello" answered the
bunny gentleman. Did you hear
that tremendous racket"
"Ha. Ha. You mean the big
noise? Why of course l heard i.
l did it," and the bird made his
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independent

Baldwin and the independent
Steels
Offerings of International Mer-
camille Marine common and pre-
ferrod at extreme declines of two
TO seven points, respectively. were
attributed to the poor earnings
shown in the companys annual re-
port and the less favorable outlook
for subsidy legislation.
Final prices disclosed net losses
OF TWO TO six points in the steels.
prominent equipments, motors and
rubber accessories. domestic and
foreign OILS ana petroleums and
shlppings while such rails as South
ern Pacific, Reading and New York
central forfeited one to two points.
Sales amounted to 1.SS5,000 shares.
Call money opened and held at
512 per cent throughout, that quo
tatlon being regarded as very rea-
sOhable in view OF the heavy drain
upon local reserves for federal in
terest payments. Time rates were
easier for 80 and 60-day loans, but
recent firmness for the longer ma
turtles was maintained,
All the important foreign OK
changes We're strengthened by the
tho action OF the Bank OF England,
but Dutch, Norwegian and Danish
remittances eased three to fifteen
points.
Closing prices:
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men should know that New Mexico is state in tn,
American union; but not few Of them know littL,
of their country west of the Hudson river.
! Albuquerque is now engaged in letting the rest
of the country know that she is thriving little
city with the best climate in the world
People of the east are learning that they need
not go to Egypt Palestine Italy or switzcrla nj
for scenic attractions and evidences Of ancient civil
izations
How well the advertising campaign is working
is shown in the fact that a number OF people who
went through this city to the Pacific coast recently
have come back here to learn more OF Albuqueroue.
Also at least three men who went to the coast ny,
other routes to the Rotary convention have come to
Albuquerque TO look the town over because OF the
things they heard of it from Rotations who came
through here and driven about the city while
their trains stopped here.
These facts easy OF verrcatlon
Many letters expressing appreciation have been
sent back here by the visitors OF last week and the
week before
DIR. l., S. Peters and oscar Lewis who represent
ed the Albuquerque Rotarians at Los Angeles, were
astounded at the interest that was created here
They were stopped the streets by scores Of Re-
atrans from the east who thanked them for the
courteses extended by Albuquerque and asked for
more information regarding the city and its future
The Albuquerque delegates wore badges on their
hats by which other delegates could identify them.
Because OF the popularity OF Albuquerque one
of the Rotary delegates from another New Mexico
city put the Albuquerque badge on his hat but took
it off after little while because he was asked so
many questions that he could not answer that he
became embarrassed.
About three thousand shrlners who went to sa
Francisco by the northern route will return home
by the way Of Albuquerque. Their special trains /
will begin TO through here next Sunday.
The chamber OF commerce is preparing to dis.
tribute literature TO these and to show them over
the city just such courtesies were shown to the
shriners who passed through this city cnroutc to
San Francisco.
There should he no lack OF cars for this splendid
opportunity TO extend Albuquerquc's advertising
campaign.
Showing Albuquerque is the best way to advertise
IT,
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PRODUCE
Chicago Produce

Chicago, June 15.--Butter-Mar.
ket higher: Creamery extra IS 4 c;
firsts. SOk @34c; seconds, 2Sm
20 15c; standards. SIC.
Eggs--Market unchanged. Re-
ceipts 1912 cases.
Poultry-Alive, higher. Fowls
22c; hroilers, 32@4Oc; ROSTERS.
lac.
Potatoes-Market weak. Re-
ceipts GO cars. Total u S. shin
ments. 1906 cars. Louisiana, Okla .
homa, Mississippi, Alabama Bliss
Triumphs No. /, y3.50@3.65 cwt. !.
Alabama sacked Spaulding Rose
No. ]. s2.75@S.O0 cwt.: Alabama
sacked Bliss Triumphs No. 1. s3.5O
@ 1855 cwt.; North Carolina Irish
cobblers. slat barrels No. /, $5,75
$500; poorer grade, si.50@5.5O;
Norfolk Irish Cobblers, stave bor.
rels No. |. s6,25@6.5O: Virginia
eastern shore Irish Cobblers, staye
barrels No, ], s6.75G 700, Old
stock about steady. Wisconsin.
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SHOW THEM WE ARE IN L. s. A
-
should Albunucrn1le adrn,1is.


Should Albuquerque advertise
Is 1t worth While to educate the neorIo ~ u
east regarding our geographic location a. tho
metropolis Of one Of the two newest states in tho
American union?
Every now and then we learn Of neonIo ,,ho
believe Albuquerque is located in the domain nav,
ruled by President Oregon, and that the yaont
indians have been on the wa path, quite roccrtIy
in vicinity.
Inc Following is a copy OF letter la,.f,rI In
Albuquerque only yesterday:
Centre Publishing COMPANY
(sears Philosophy Books,
10S-1O West oath Street
New York City. Dune 10 r,,o
Mr.. L. Z. johnson,
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Dear SIR
The U. S. post office Will not accent G. q
D. mail for points outside Of the United States
therefore we not able to send the books
ordered by you.
Very respectfully,
Centre Publishing Co."
Wholesale merchants of this city have been tod
when ordering goods. that the particular companies
with whom they desired TO open new accounts were
not doing foreign business in times Of war.
or course, these Boston and New York business
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topknot OF ruffled feathers stick
up seven ways from Sunday"
as the old saying has 1t.
you made that noise, like a
watchman's rattle?" cried the
bunny. However and whyever
did you do it,"
ooh, we Kingfishers always
make that noise" laughed the
bird. Il don't know why, but we
do"
Excuse me for asking, bur
don't You ever comb your hair?"
asked the bunny. ION your head,
mean"
~, my feathers always grow
ruffled that way, on top OF my
head answered the Kingfisher,
"Ah, see YOU" he suddenly
cried. and from a tree branch
he suddenly divcd down into a
pond Of water. and when he came
up he was eating a fish he had
caught, That's what Kingfish-
ers do for a living.
II see there is no Use in my
offering you any crumbs" spoke
the bunny gentleman. as he saw
the bird eat the fish. Though l
have some bread and cake
crumbs that Nurse Jane gave me
for the birds"
THANK you, I only eat fish"
answered the "Ruffle Bird" as
Uncle Wicgily laughingly named
him. Here goes FOR anolheri"
Once moro he splashed into tho
water and w he came with
second fish
Seeing that he could not feed
crumbs to the Kingfislcr, Uncle
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Kansas CITY.

Kansas City, June Is Gu. S. Bu-
reau of Markets. Cattle
ceipts $500. Better grades beef
steers strong to 1Oc higher. Best
S9.25 $50; other grades weak TO
uneVenly lower; most COWS s5.OOm
500; common kind. $3.50 down;
inferior to medium stockers, $3.50
06.5O; calves SOC lower; good and
choice vealers, s7.5O@S.00 to pack
ers; few small lots, sS.25@9.OO.
prime yearling heifers steady Mt
S9.lO; Gamers and bulls steady.
most bulls. 1915 500; canners
mostly s2.75@3.00.
Hogs-Receipts 5000. Market
steady. Few early sales to traders
$1,000 q 1885; packers top, 5000:
Shippers not buying; bulk good and
choice 175-pound to 250-pound
weights, $1O.35@10.5O; bulk of
sales, S1O.20@10.5O; desirable ma
tive stock pigs, $10.75011.OO,
Sheep-Receipts 5000. Sheen
SLOW and weak. Odd lots fat native
ewes to killers around $3.50; lambs
Zoe to soc lower best native,
$ll.75; Ari2onas unsold.
Effective June Is all lambs
dropped in the spring of the pre-
vious year are classified as year
iinss and those in the current as
lambs,
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CRISP PARAGRAPHS
PU,r ,EM DOWN. FIRST.

PUT EN- DOWN, FIRST.
Dealers pledged to hold down coal, says head
line. They would do that without pledge. The
important thing would be to pledge them to hold
down prices-New York Tribune
. o
NEW JUNE SONG NEEDED.
There will never be absolute equality between
the sexes until We have bit of melody entitled;
Here comes the groom" Detroit Free Press.
NOT VERY MUCH.
The Austrian crown is reported TO he worth
S0O05714. But at that it is worth more than the
Austrian throne.-Boston Transcript
D
WHOLE TOWN WENT UP IN SMOKE.
Did the ancient Romans smoke? Well, ancient
Rome did Ask Nero-Chicago News
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Wiggily hoped along through
the woods, looking for an adven-
ture, and soon he came to d
right jolly sort of place. From IL
tree over his head the bunny
heard a voice saying:
ooh, you careless boy, VIII
nothing | can say ever teach you
to brush your hair? I'm ashamed
of YOU, Johnnie.'
Uncle Wiggily looked up and
saw Johnnie Bushytail, the bog
squirrel. But such a sad sight
was Johnnie. His fur, that was
usually smooth and sleek, was
ruGfled and riffled and frowsy.
"Why didn't you comb your
hair?' asked his mother. Don't
say you couldn't find anything to
use, for there are plenty of cones
growing on the pine trees. Comb
your hair with pine tree cOno
ooh, don't wantern' said
Johnnie, careless like and indif-
ferent.
Dear me, What shall 1 do
with such a SQUIRREL" sighed
Mrs Bushytail.
called nm 1-nnIo I W., H., f. M"ih'
gronnd yfero bo s 49, t rnIr.l tne
StouIiu "helo ne sat- tWlnkllns
''' 81 p' Wish NO To,, would, soia t,o
Misn you would, SAID the
aquIt'ei ll'otiieI' doht know
w !iIt mas sottetl mo johnnie
la,y'I' ''oI cunning MS lur-so
COR irs too ,,,,,a, ,
ALWAYS con,hipq '''u Io,,re mUtH TO l,i pe
rbat ~ ' Inhm5i 0uiSell' lazily
'' ssyVan " ' I'M !, ,,. -.-,
trouhIn ' 20 n 49, ~ lsil | 700 hluch
mo" said I-nnio ISio,ai,, VAIN Win
"Cb No ~ ,iI Wis Ely, ,,
-, ~, ~, IKE mat. laugh
JvireiI ,'' ,"oro A 49,, as ne ana Cncie
oncn thot soins aIoIs, all at
!, Of was " bos"d I"o oua otul'lehuouS rae
N s.U ~ ioal u asa'h'
asl,od AT Iobrn niaN4"s mat noise Z"
"Tbe P Ruff go ,-,e..
Rird =" arsr $3.50 or or hlnslisher
" oiiaM eicu lhe bunny gen.
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st. Joseph,

st. Joseph. June l5.-Hogs-Re-
celpts $500. Market active TO
Shippers sc to 1Oc higher. Bulk
~ to 2O0-pound weights, s1O.45M
1885; packers going slow. Average
cost Yesterday, sl0.15; weight 22G
pounds.
Cattle-Receipts $500. Best
peer steers and yearlings and she
stock slow, steady. others weak TO
l5c lower; calves uneven, steady to
'oc lower. Top light yearlinps
early 1885; weighty steers to 80:
good cows. s5.2j @6 .25; calves,
sS.0O@9.00. 90
Sheep - Receipts 5000. Fat
lambs 25c to soc lower. Choice
trim native spring lambs, s12.c5:
Others, $11.50; sheep scarce. about
steady.
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New York Metals

C, new York, juno 15.--Copper--
t'car EIIcctroIytic. spot and fu-
90 ! ~ Spot and futures.
$@l.37. 90
Iron,-Steady prices unchanged.
hl,cad--Steady, Spot, $5.75m6.0O.
Ilnc-Quict, East st. Louis spot
ana nearby delivery. $5.42.
Antimony---Spot, s5.12m5.35 ~
Foreign bar silver, 71%c.
Mexican dollars, 55c. y .a
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New York Money.

New York. June 15.-Call money
Easier. High, low, ruling rate
and last loan, ga per cent; closing
bid. 3h TO 4 per cent; call loans
against acceptances. 8 per cent.
Time loans--Steady. sixty and
90 days, per cent; six months,
AZ per cent; prime mercantile pa
per, to Az per cent.
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VERSE OF TO-DAY
GROWING,

They said that ! must keep you quiet
And wrote down carefully all the hours OF your
schedule.
Food and sleep, they said that was all YOU needed.
But last night when | could not tell what YOU
wanted
And lay down beside you. out with your
weeping,
You slept happily, close to my heart
Little son, were you lonely so soon?
-Elizab beth Porter Wyckoff in The Designer.
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prehension as to crop damage did
Il good deal to bring about low, r
prices today for wheat The close
was unsettled at 4 C to 23sc net
decline with July s1.095 Is to $1.09%
and September Sill to Sill Ii &.
Corn lost sc to ~ and oats y
lie to ] Nc. Provisions finish ]
unchanged to a shade off.
With more seasonable tempera-
lures looked for to abato Ill effects
OF excessive heat in the southwest,
and with good rains reported in the
northwest, holders of wheat began
to unload soon after the opening.
A lack OF new speculative demand
was apparent, and traders who had
been buyers on the previous day
We're eager TO take profits, espec-
tally as damage reports as rule
had been unaccompanied by orders
to purchase. Absence of overnight
export business tended also to
weaken the market here. There
was a little better milling call here
in the late trade, but price rallies
from the low point of the day were
only moderate.
Beneficial rains in Iowa were
largely responsible for sending the
corn market downward. Besides,
Illinois producers were said to be
offering more freely new corn to
arrive. Oats dropped to the lowest
prices yet this season, heavy sales
more than offsetting a brief show
Of strength caused by adverse crop
reports. Provisions were governed
by the action of hog values.
Closing prices:
Wheat - July. $t.095s; Sept,
S1.11; Dec, s1.14's.
Corn-July, 81 3sc; Sept 64ssc;
Dec, sac.
oats-July, ss%c; Sept. 3sAc;
Dec. 3STsc.
Lard-July, s11.4O; Sept, s11.7o.
Ribs-July s12.20; Sept. $t2,05.
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Foreign Exchange.

New York, June 1b.-Forcign ex-
change irregular. Great Britain
demand. s4.47h; cables. $4.47h ;
sixty-day bills on banks. s4.451s.
France demand, s.s2k; cables,
$50. Italy demand, $685.; cables,
5.O7. Belgium demand, s.2S; cables,
S.2S1a. Germany demand, so;
cables, .321s. Holland demand,
1887; cables, $500. Norway de-
mand, 17.15. Sweden demand,
$500. Denmark demand, 21.75.
Switzerland demand. 1906. Spain
demand, 1876. Greece demand,
3.97. Poland demand, .02h.
Czecho-Slovakia demand. 1893. Ar
gentine demand, $3.50. Brazil de-
mand, 400. Montreal, 80 5-32.
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Kansas CITY CnsI, Grain

Kansas City. June 15.-Cash:
Wheat-No. hard. $1,10@1.32;
No. 2 red, $1.06@1.08.
Hay-Alfalfa soc to 80 lower
choice alfalfa, s14.00@14.5O; other
kinds unchanged.
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,ra Kansas City. June 15.--Eggs--
"iI t,t unchanged. Firsts, zoe
39c. Creamery
foultry- Unchanged. RroiIers
6''' hens. 19c; BOOSTERS. lie.
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Denver,

' Denver, June 15.--Cattle--Re-
ceipts $500. Market steady, inc
lower. Beef steers. s7.5On9,0O:
cows and heifers, s5,0OmS,Oo,
calves. $3.50 a 1870; bulls $500
800; stockers and feeders. $500
Hogs--Receipts $500. Market
steady to 1Oc higher. Top, $lO.25;
bulk, s9.75610.1O.
Sheep-Receipts 500. Market Csc
lower. Ewes. 5000 900; sprinr
lambs, s1200612.50.
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Omaha, June 15.--Wheat-No 2
hard, S1.12@1.20; No. hard,
$1.06.
Corn--No. white, 6315c; No. Q
mixed, 5S14C.
Oats-No. white, 33c; No. 4
white, $50,
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DRESSMAKINC

II EMsI II CHING pleating. Williams Mil
nnery, 200 South Broadway. phi. 777-J.
PLEAIlNG. accordion, side and bJx;
mail orders. v. Crane. 2l5 North
seventh. Crane Apartments phone 3li.
FOR PLAIN OR FANCY SEWING at
reasonable rates, with quick service and
satisfaction guaranteed Call at 1903
South High
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FOR SALE--Furniture

thNll ukE REPAIRING and uphUster-
ing. Phone 6l3-W Erwin Bedding CO.
FOR SALE-Two full beds with springs
ana new mattresses; must be sold at
once. 20 each. 9lf FORESTER.
", SALf'-One good Hoosier kitchen
cabinet. two ranges one porch swing
ana Two porch shades, one oil stove. one
pea spring and mattress, pictures one
work table and kitchen utensils four
zen volumes Stoddard's Lectures, $40;
twelve volumes Richard Harding Davis.
81. Inquire 1924 North Second.
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New York, June 15.--Liberty
bonds closed: GAS. s10o.1S; first
As, $4,000; second As. $99.S6 bid:
first 4hs, $4,000; second Ans,
$99.9S; third ANS, s99.9S; fourth
4hs, $1,000; Victory AIS 800 56.
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$1.S5@2.OO cwt. 0 ""''cs'
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MATTRESS RENOVATINC

MATTREss REN0V1fiNG' S55~ '-.IS ana m
hug cleaning, furniture repairing, fur
I ,, packing Phone 613-W. Erwin
Bedding Company
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New York, June 15.-Cotton IN.
lures closed steady. July s216s.
oct. S21,51; Dec, s21.32; Ian
$21.1S; March, $21.OJ. '"i''
For the first time in the b,storv
VI me United States there are now
more people working in the fac
torres than on the farms.
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GRAIN

Chicago Board OF Trade.
Chicago, June l5.--Lessened ap-
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TVpEWRITERS

TfPEWRITERS--AT makes 0TeTi>aI1s3
anp repaired. Ribbons for every ma
chlne. Albuquerque Typewriter H..
--u@nEe. phone 9O3'J. 122 South Four
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IUIl SALE-CrIspetto popcorn QUITO.
toinpIete; good proposition for live man,
inquire 61l North First
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BUSINESS CHANCES

FOR sALE--Two-story urick Building.
Kind OF business. $40
, 1922-06-24

FOR RENT-Strictly modern four.
room furnished apartment; suitable
for four edults; large and pleasant.
$40 f. Third. 6-24-1t
, 1922-06-24

FOR RENT-Furnished room in mod.
ern home; close in. 5z3 S. Park.
Phone e4sR. e-24-lt
FOR RENT-Bedroom adjoining bath
in modern home; our blocks from
business district. 152 N. Kimball.
5.2O-tf
, 1922-06-24
PAGE ELEVEN

and maintain a general merchandise
business manufacture and repair
furniture, and 70 purchase. or other
wise ACQUIRE and own, all kinds OF
property, both real and personal.
necessary or desirable in the con-
duct Of said business, and to DISPOSE
Of the same; to erect buildings. fac
tories and repair shops, and to reLt,
sublet, or lease the same or any
part thereof. 70 borrow money and
Esue securities in the purchase of
acquisition OF property. business,
and franchises. or for addi-
tional working capital, or for any
object in or about its business that
may be necessary and desirable: to
incur debts and to raise. borrow and
5, cure the payment Of money by
any lawful means. including the
issue and sale or other disposition
of bonds, warrants.-debentures, tb-
legations. negotiable and transfer
! instruments and evidences Of
Indebtedness Of all kinds whether
secured by mortgage. pledge, deed
Of trust or otherwise. and to per-
form all and everything necessary
or desirable in the conduct OF its
general business. The amount of
the capital stock Of this corporation
shall be fifty thousand dollars, 10
be divided into five hundred shares
of 500 each. The management
and control of the affairs OF this
corporation shall be vested in a
board of three directors. and Robt.
W. Sumey, Myrtle Sunny, and W.
Bailey shall constitute said board
for the first corporate year of said
corporation. The principal opera
tons of said company shall be con-
Quoted in the county OF Natronn.
State OF Wyoming. The principal
office of said company is 326 West
Yellowstone, Casper, Natrona Coun-
ty. Wyoming. and Robt. W. Sumey
is the agen. in charge of said office.
RoBT. ". SUMEY,
Secretary.
Pub. June pc. %, "a 1922.
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