THE OREGON SUNDAY JOUKNAU PORTLAND. I SUNDAY MORNING, ', SEPTEMBER . t IS07.'
1
I
FUNERAL MONDAY.
Tn).
TOTAL iniPORTS
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liano
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i Custom House Records Shbiv
Vv- v a vHeaiy 'Balance .in
V, ; Favor of Trade. .;
is-' '.. ; ; ; ;.
: CHINA BUYS MORE'
A ! THAN OTHER NATIONS
I
Daring Fiscal Tear Ending Job 80
'v Portland , Exported Products And
. Goods Worth Dozen Million Dol
' lars Imports M.000,000 (
, - Portland's export business last .flaeal
, rear, ending June 10, amounted to
nearly an vn dozen million dollars.
V To be exact. It reached a total of til,
121.2(8, while the Imports were 'only
y 14.170,112, thus giving a balance of
trade of 7,ICf,tit In ttai port's favor.
"".Wheat was the principal Hem of ex-
port and then came flour, dumber was
' third in nolnt of I nortania.f allowed
'. by smaller Itema of various raanufao-
tured article auch as twine, printing
' paper, salmon, fruit, hardware and ma
chfnery.
Statiatlclan John Brooke In the me
of the collector of cuetoma haa Just
completed the taak of compiling the
, various Items of export and Import a
. for the year and hla data' ahowe that
' while Europe purchased liberally In the
line or roooatuira, China takes nrat
1 place, large quantities of lumber going
i to aweu the figures already piled up oy
.,. htavr ahlDmenta of flour and wheat
- , The following tablea five the bual-
ness in detail ana compact xorm ; -
Seatlnatlom a4 Tata.
Australia ........... llf.141
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Job a J. BrnvV
' Funeral services' over the remains
or John J. Byrne, me pioneer naroor
maater of Portland, who died yeaterday
morning, will be held tomorrow morn
ing at) o'clock at St.. Patrick's cathe
dral. Nineteenth and Javier atreeta.
Mr.- Byrne expired at-tile home, 85
Eugene atreet, from ' Bright' dleeaee.
He had been unconacloua aince Tues
day evening, when all hope of his re
covery waa abandoned.
Bring Your Eye
Troubles to an
Exclusive Optician
If you wish the best, results,
Don't take chances with the trav
eling faker or ' the V department
store bargain. You have only the
one pairthe best is none ; too
'y::'f V good. -rJu'
J.D.DUBACK
v- Professional Optometrist;
See Our, Grinding (Plant v)
178 Fourth Street. Y. M. C. A.
H. Haekfleld, Or. bk. ....... ..Honolulu
Arotio tstream, mr. ah .... . , .Rotterdam
Crown of India,. Br. bk........ An twerp
Com 11 Bart, Kr. bk. i.. Antwerp
Jules Oommea, Tr. bk...,,.. Rotterdam
Edward- Detallle, Fr. bk....... Antwerp
limine uauine, ft.. OK.......... London!
Erneat Lirrouve. Fr. bk Antwentf
nlah1 Ik. Han TV. n (! A. Wnvtli nA I "JOr, ; Xr. Sn. . .lOOaOO
Steamship company. .1 ' h ' .Coal Ships Ba Boat. . t j.
The ateamer Johan Ponlafln. Captain I Belen, Fr. bark. ... ......Nwecaetle, A.
Merriam, arrived lust night from Ban Claverdon. Br. ah. Newcastle A.
(iinuim, Din viu vm mi vmm, wirwei
dork thla mornlntr. . -
Thw French bark Genevieve Mollnoa
Is booked to leave up from Aatorla thla
morning. She will berth at Greenwich
dock to dlacharge her cargo brought out
from Newcastle, England,
iiarDormaster Bpeier na oougnt a
neixiuiQ ............
Chil
China
EaatIndles. ...........
Oermany ..... ...
. Hongkong
Italy .........
japan
Japanese China
Korea
Peru
new launch and la now equipped to pa
iroi ma river ana naroor in gooa enape.
tne
Willsoott. Am. bk Newcastle, A.
Port Patrick. Br. ah......Newoaatle, A,
8t Mlrren. Br. ah. ..... ...Newcastle. A.
criuon,wr. dk v iewcaatie. A.
Eucene 8chneider, Fr., bk. Newcastle, A.
Buff on, Fr. bk .Newcastle, A.
Castle Rock, Br. ah... Sydney, A.
Ruaaia (Asiatic)
Blam
Bouth Africa
........ ....
1I4.62C
111,180
S.I42.27S
, 4,500
41.470
1,106.061
t 000
209.4J7
711
7.1(
l,4t
166,0.6
60
107.69
S.(llt
Henry VII lard. Ara. str. , . .Newcaatle, A.
cum and brought around to Aatorla over I Homeward Bound. Ana. bk. Newcaatle, A.
The launch waa built on
Neoani-
Knlgbt Templar, Br. ea... Newcastle, A,
Thordla.i Nor, atr,. '....Mora van, Japan
Arabia today. It le understood, that
the virion aooiety and Turn Vereln will
be present In a body In the .evening to
participate In a moonlight picnic, on
the spacious decks of the oriental liner.
The Arabia la at the flour mills.
; ' MARIXE DrTELUOEXCB.
- Skegmlar Llaera Sue to 'Arrive.
Coata Rica. San Francisco . . . .Scot. 20
.Total value $11,116,2(1 1 0. W. Elder, San Pedro and way. Sept 1ft
the bar, which mean to ear that she is
capable of atanding aome eea, "fAnckioa, Br. eh........... Newcastle, A.
-a numDer or inenas wiu oe enter. I unieux, Fr. dk.,. ...Newcastle, A.
tainea on ooara or tne uerman ateamer I Brodick caaue, Br. an. . ..Mewcaaue, A.
Emily Reed;' Am. eh Newcastle, A.
,741
CHiaraoter, Qoantlty and Tains.
Wheat, T.1.8.T44 buah f 5,196.628
Flour (wheat), 1.2,1,704 bbls. 4,671,26
motion trawi, o.,i ioa....
Twine,' cordage
Wire nalla, l,ll(,00 lb
Machinery
Printing paper. 1.212,024 Iba.
Lumber, 106,216,000 feet.....
. .......Ill,
ojyts for year. , . 4,:
0,H9
Mlacellaneous
i
Total value
.Value of Impon
T
WILL SWELL TUB TOTALS.
Redondo. Seattle ......Oct 1
Alliance, Coo Bay ........... .Oct. 3
Breakwater, Coos Bay ........Oct. 4
City of Panama, San Francisco.., Oct.
D rtm nr1. Ban P.d.A . n4 wav . . , .
if'251 Alesla. orient ...... ............Oct. 10
24.202 Numantla, orient .....Oct. 2
S1 Nlcomedla. orient Oct 25
26.260 1..KI. ru. t
,j,.,yi. Wmmnlm T.h a nana
,S2,2$
170.111
Arabia,' orient Sept" 20 Strathgryfe, Br.- ah. ... .
Breakwater, CooiUtjr.,..; Sept 10 Castor, Br.. ah.,..
Tramp Steamers Sa stoat. .
African Monarch, Br. ss.... Japan
Inveran, Br. as. .......Port Los Angelea
Ferndene, Br. atr. .San Francisco
Terje Vlken, Nor. as San Francisco
Strathenrtk, Br. as ..Ban Francisco
Indian Monarch, Br. as... San Franciaco
Strathfillan. Braa...,, Vancouver, B. C
Strathearn. Br. as. ...... .San Franciaco
Netherlee, Br, aa.. Bremerton
British Monarch, Br. as.. San Franciaco
OU Steamer Due.
Maverick, Am. as ..San Franciaco
CoL E. T. Drake, Am. aa. .San-Francisco
En XonU la BaUaat to 2oa4 Orala.
OaeU Fr. bk .........Puget Sound
Turgot Fr. bk ....Puget Sound
Mlltonburn, Br. bk Santa Rosalia
Dumfireshlre, Br. ah... Port Los Angelea
Sully, Fr. bk..... ...... .San Franciaco
Celtic Chief, Br. ah. ...... ....Honolulu
Admiral Corneuller, Fr. bk,....San Fr.
..Valparaiso
. Seattle
ivui a. a a
Cosa Rica, San Franciaco. . . t ..Oct Alaterkamp, Oer. . ah. . . .CaJeta. Coloaa
ricnuoea, ti
er. bk.
..Valnaralao
Olenelvan. Br. ah Santa Rosalia
....Valparaiso
Mollendo
Alexander Black, Br. bk..... San Diego
Wlndnor Park, Br. ah Caldera
Clan Buchanan, Br. ah. . .Santa Rosalia
BLMUNE NOTES
4
O. W. Elder. San Pedro and way. ...Oct 1
Alliance. Cooa Bay .....Oct E
Jnhan Pnnlaan flnn JTrnnrlicn . f)it I I Datura. (Mr. sh
,.1 Ti . I.,' v. a. . n - o i y, . a I , r- ' vw
Clear Alondar. Alesla, orlant. ...,.,........ ....Oct II
a The oriental liner Arabia Is expected Nlcomedla. orient ......Nov. 2
to finish loading flour tomorrow after- Numantla, orient...... Nov. SO
noon In time to clear before th close! . . Teasels la Sfort. I . 4
?,f,JB-"5".tll5L.,!?H ??'" "I1" 1 Tola, Br.- sh.. ............ ,N. P. MIHs
tnrmoStTTt shr:..:PortlVniumK
The Britiah Steamer Kalomo nalls this Antelope,. Am. ach.....-.Foot of Lincoln
morning for Japan with a carro ofc flour St Nicholas. Am. ah...... ....... Astoria
and wheat valued at $143,000, and she St. Louie, Fr. bk Aatorla
will probably overtake the British Strathneaa, Br. aa.. Portland Lumber Co
steamer Barkston, which left down yea- North Star. Am. tug....... .....Astoria
terday morning with a wheat cargo val- Gardiner City, Am. bktn Aatorla
tied at 1198,000, The Barkston la bound Col. d, VUleliturlel, Fr. bk;.CoL Na 1
for Hongkong.' j ., . . , Berlin, Am. ah.,.,........,..,...Goble
.The British steamer Den of Alrlle has Kalomo,- Br. .. .?.,. . :. V. .-.Astoria
commenced loading wneat at Irving dock Kmiiy f. Whitney,. Am. bk....st Johns
for Europe and ahe will finish next Grays Harbor Am, sa. .W11L. t St 8. Wk.
ween. io
e ateamer KedhllL . which IslSalvator. Am. sen... . ...........Astoria
now discharsinR coal at the O. R. A N. I Admiral Borrenaon. Nor. aa. Linntnn
dock, will be next, and" ahe will be fol- Arabia, Ger. ss.. ...Flour Mills
lowed by the British ateamer Tymeric, I Ela.. Am. ss. ....... .......... Linnton
which Is now discharrlnsr oal t th I Andy Mahoney. Am. ach... ; . .P. I.br. Co.
O. R. N. dock. The Tymerlo ia under I Redhlll, Br. ss..... O. R. .v. I
cnarter to tne Frank Waterhouae UneJLr"no .AUb. acn..,, ............ freecott
down during the night and sailed at
San Francisco. Arrived down daring
the night and Bailed at :I0 a. m., W,
8. Forter, with Roderick Dhu tn tow
for Monterey. Arrived at 8:40 a. m.
and left up at :10 a. ffl., ateamer
Johan Poulaen, San Francisco. Sailed
at 6:30 a. m., steamer City .of Panama
for San Franciaco. Sailed at 1. p. m., a
four-masted echooner. Sailed at 4:60
p. tn.,' steamer iieatber.
8an Francisco Sept . 22. Sailed yes
terday, ateamer AureU for Portland.
Sailed, today, ateamer Excelsior, for
Portland. - " ....
Queenatown. Sept 10. -Arrived;
French bark Loula XIII from Port
land. - --' -Ys.
Frencn
.and will probably flnlah her oarao f or I Tymeric, Br. aa... ............ .O. ft C.I Dunkirk,. 8ept 25. JSailed,
the orient at Tacoma. - 1 1 Caaoo, Am.S a. ....-....,!, Dart St I bark Alio Marl' for Portland.
.- qn.n of Alrlle. Br.- sa. ..Irving Tide at Aatorla -Sunday Hli
TO OARRT AWAT, WHEAT. , :
Steamer . Artcan Monarch' Secnres
Geo. Loom Is, Am.- ss. ...... v Port-mouth
Nome city. Am.. ss. .Prescott
Breskwater,- Am. as. . . y, . .Oak atreet
wauacut. Am. - Darce . .-. . . .Greenwich
jonair r ooisen. 'Am, a.
Hle-h. 4:47
a. m e.B-reet; e:ix p. m., .a reet. IjOW
o.ii a.- m... u reet; i:b p. nx, 4.1
. i-.PIn atrat
.?: ; ew liuslness. f ; - , , v' I unovie' ioiiinoa, t.dic ,4 , .Astoria
The Britiah eteam.r Afrioii Hrn.h A iumBer earners zn laont,
'which baa. been-on the Hat a coming Thomas L. Waad, Am. atr. San Francisco
, herefrom Japan to load lumber for the Susie M. Plummer, ,Anj. ' ech..Guaymas
orient, waa chartered yesterday io carry Lettltla, Am. ch. .,...San Franciaco
a tar go of wheat Instead... Kerr, Glr- Mabel Gale, Am. ach..... San Francisco
ford A Co. will furnish the oarg-o. She W. F. Garma, Am. ach. .. . .. .San Pedro
will replace uie ateamer British Mon- Virarlnla, Am. ach.... Port Los Anreles
.arch, which waa engaged several days Lakme. Am. ss. .........Ban Franclico Lint.no. A nnMtin. nh.,?i. .
ago.
The African Monarch la now at Na
eaki, Japan, but ia expected to start lor
Portland at once. She ia expected to
;. come In ballast although it would prob-
, noiy pay some one 10 enrage ner. to
bring a cargo of coal coming out thla
way, since the fuel dealers are now said
to be. disposing of coal at rates that
; pront from 12 to 14 .per ton.,
. The African Monarch ' Is a .large
; ateamer having capacity for about (,000
tons ox (rain. , ..- : .
T ALONG THE WATERFRONT
The steamer Alliance, Captain Olaon,
. nailed last night for Coos bay with 90
, pasaenger and 620 tons of freight
- The ateamer Indiana la booked to sail
this morning ror San Francisco - with
about 2,000 ton of general cargo fur-
; ; "WHAT WITCH T"
A Kusband's' Question.
' When a man, from drinking coffee,
get to auch a condiUojuthat he cannot
eat breakfast without throwing It up,
it seems time to quit but there . are
thousand of people who do not un
derstand that when an article of food
or drink produces such conditions an
these, it should be absolutely left off.
A little woman out in Montana writes
that ahe and her husband knew enough
to quit coffee when it had rapped them
hard. Bhe says: "My husband waa bo
f nadiv ariecteo tnat ne aie no Dreaarast
C ?l for three or four years. He would of
ten try to drink s few alps of coffee
and Invariably threw it up. - ,
"When Postum Food Coffee waa
brought to my attention I tried It with
out having any raith in it, out when I
found what a delicious boverage It waa
when prepared according to directions,
end from trying it on myself found
there were no bad effects, I Induced
husband to take a cup without telling
lilm what It was. He objected at firat,
saying that he would be sure to throw
It up, oui wnen i insisiea upon nis
. trying it it agreed witn nim.
' "Morning after morning I gave him
P -Postum without telling him that It waa
i-. any different from ordinary coffee. Hla
atomach quickly recovered and he began
v to eat breakfast He asked me one
morning, a he called for a second eup,
, 'what witch' had taught me. to make
auch oellcioua coiiee ana wnere i louna
. V. n , w. m 1 1 A .M with ttlmV Th.lt
) Jif told him for the first time that he
had not been drinking coffee but Poat
, ' urn. which had so . strengthened , hla
, atomach that, he could now. eat aa much
J " breakfast a anyone. . v
t "Mr two slaters were badly troubled
1 - - . 1 .... 1 V... . . L 1
With SlOmacn olBurucr, ui uicr ihii"
rmium iiiry
took
C0ETELY0U SILENT'OK
; LEADINa SUBJECTS
-(TJolted Presi teaaedxWIri.)
t NflWvTork, Sept. 28. To the World's
repeated criticism or hla alleged ac-
B. SUtson, Am. a..;,. San Francisco the Republican party 1900 campaign
W.-F. Jewett Am. ach.. San Padrn I ,,a ..., ....
Aurelia, Anvss........ ..San Franc sco Republican campaign chairman In 1904,
Excelaior, Am. . .... San Franciaco aa yet ha made no reply, according
Xa Xont With Cement and OeneraL to The World thla morning. The World
Buccleuch, Br. ah..... Hamburg publishes a list of 11 leading question
Brenn. Fr. bk Hufl which It aay were submitted to Cor-
Eurona- Br. bk.'. ........ .-. . . . .Antwern I telyou. concerning the controverted cam-
Genevieve Molino. Fr.-bk..... London paiKln .fund.- Briefly they are a fol-
r Tr i vn w rt i i r
Rene Kervller, Fr. ah
.Hamburg j low.":.
Laennec. Fr. ah........ Swansea I McKlnley aecretary had knowledge
Le Pllier, Fr. bk.s ............. London I of heavy contribution to the fund ool-
Martha Rnuv. Fr. hk . Himhi.r, lected by. Hanna in 1900.
Moanmhlnue. Br. hk. . . . .Newnn.tia r 1 1 What-corporation were investlrated
Samoa, Br. bk,.., ..Shield while you were aecretary of commerce ?J
Thiera, mr. 8n......,.....Mewcaatle, B. I via any 01 mo corporauons con-
Marechal Turrene, Fr. bk. ... .Hamburg I tribute In 1904, and did you. Bliss or
Villa da Mulhouse. Fr.-bk...... Antwern any agent of the national committee
Guethary, Fr. bk........ ...... Antwerp solicit from tbemT I
Walden Abbey, Br. Sh..... .....Antwerp into" mall contracts with any railroad
lenessiin, or .u .,..,, , Ad! wern .iiiva -wnu iuuu 111
as .secreiary. or me treasury nave
you awarded government deposits, to
By the Invention of the
riayei
It fa an acknowledged fact that the A. B. Chase player V
has broadened the field of piano music more than any
instrument introduced since the upright piano, and ;
has given the music lover " , . ; , 1 ; :
Regardless of Technical
: Education
an cportunlty to secure the full range of piano music.
:Tbe simplicity of operation of the A. B. Chase and the remarkable accentuation of each note are features
which place it at the front It is Sovereign among players. It has surpassed older and highly advertised in-
ferior makes. . . ; ',.v-f .. ''. -
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Portland
Seattle Tacoma
Lvcrctt Bcllinham Spokane
Shernrai!
SIXTH AND MORRISON
on. rostorrict
The Number
Over the Phone
Or; ITace to &ace
It's all the same thing; the mental picture remains and the "only woman's"
countenance lights up when she hears the voice of the man who cares too
much for her regard to risk buying any but
"Cambridge Correct Clothes"
The exclusive, high-grade, moderately' priced make found only at Robin
son & Co. 's greater store for men. . (-:; . v-;,i-4'" y;yy'y-', .
V
Overcoat Time
No man will forgive himself who buys an overcoat before carefully exam
ining the splendid stock we have just opened and placed in our new dust
proof cases.- We have every variety for every occasion dressy topcoat-r
three-quarter lengths novelties everything "noticeably, new though, not
extreme the patch pockets and free buttons marking certain seasonable
lines. "" "y- v . , vi; 5 4
The Price from $20;to $50
All the styles of raincoats that are worn by met of good taste best quality
cravenette, positively rainproof and good for several seasons, "
$20 tb$40
MERIT CONSIDERED, YOU CANT EQUAL THESE OFFES3
Clothes of Distinction 2892$ 1 Wshlastoi St
Versailles. Fr. bk. ............... .Lett
General de Botadeffre, FY. bk... London
General Je NgTler, Fr. bkr. .....London
Bayard. Fr. bk. ............ .Antwerp
Villa de DtJon. Fr. bk. ........ .Antwern
Alice Marie. Fr. bk.... Antwerp
Eugene Kersallne. Fr. bk Antwerp
1 a" ?
banks which contributed?
Have treasury favor been solicited
by or rranted to Interest which con
tritratear j,
Did Bliss promis favors for con
i .
TO TAKE LOW PILING TO SAN FEANCISC0.
In off coffee and taking Postum
fcoth recovered their" appetite and
idsrsbla flesh. I wish evei
toulo be Induced to use the health-fr:
tns- aromatic Postum." "There's a R
on. Jtteaa .v
lu pkfS.
Iv-
ea-
to Wellville,"
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i mi 1 n i ii siaawiifiii s---t---i-i- l-i-iiiiiii n--- - '' '- -' : ' '..tui
'v. U-.f ,i .,'.",ii.'Vsy.:y --- .." .' - ..,,,..;,;' ;s.u: '-"-'
yyyy- ;"t fi steam scnooner jYosemlte,
The steam: echooner Yosepilts is due
to arrive, in the Columbia, river to load
lumber and vpilln( - for, Ban Francisco.
She l- espeelalty fitted f6r handlina
lara;r timbers and - will - take away, a
number .of sticks measuring l feet la
-4' r4'M'V'r.-'.V'"'-
length. ' These are said to be the long
eat ever? shipped on a veaael out of
thla port.-' -. v -' :
- The long sticks are to be used in the
construction of a wharf being - built
by- the Southern Pacific ' company - on
6n ??bay. -
tributlonsT
Haa-' Bliss solicited favor of the
treasury for bank or corporations T
What answer have you a-lven to con
tributor demanding what they under
atood would be recompense? -Waa
return made of contribution
made In expectation of favor?
Why waa the Standard Oil contrlbu
tion retained after Roosevelt ordered
It returned?
Senator Cullom of Illinois has . Joined
his voice to the Cannon boom. He aay
there 1 no man so well fitted for the
White House aa "Joe" Cannon, for the
rasonthat he 1 th best posted man
fntheountry on the matter that
toucn tne we i rare or uie people.
Tho Headache Cure
No bromides, no acetanilide or other
dangerous drugs but a limfle, taft and
etdck esJief for sick, nervous or bilious
headache.
TARRANT'S
Seltzer Aperient
' (. U. 8. IM. Oflca)
It removes the conditions that cause
headache Verf palatable. Tmsttt Hit
ndawmtir. Children like it. .
62 Year of
H 'i Success ' '
i-', xaM ' -'
At Sncsto 50e. asa
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' "?Va - fta.
, 9 I llif I WTSUilatBW
.jT . 44 laiata Street
Raw Tart
SPRAY MIXTURE
BLASTS ORCHARD
Extraordinary Calamity Re
ported From Fine Or
chard in Linn.
(SpeHal Diapatcb to Tba JonrntlJ
Albany, OrH Sept 28. Lambert
Whealdon, of this county, a short time
ago waa the possessor of four acres of
as fine apple tree a were to be found
in all Oregon. The crop waa estlmatd
at over 1.000 bushels. August IB he
rave these trees their final spraying
or tne season and now the leaves are
withering; and the fruit dryina; upon
the trees. It Is thought the spraying
material I responsible ior tne condi
tion of the trees. It Is th opinion of
the fruit Inspector that tho bud that
were developing for the next year1
crop are also ruinea ; ana tnat two
yearr crop win tnu oe lost. - with
the present high price of applea this
a aerious loaa to Mr. wneaidon. wno
waa congratulating nimseir Dut a snort
time ago on ni prospects.
LOCKSLEY HALL
SEASIDE, OREGON
Spend your vacation at Seaside and at
delightful Locksley Hall. Mora attrac
tive than ever before. Accommodations
of the highest order. One hundred ele
gant outside rooms: private baths; aleo-
trio lights: :.ot ana cold water.
Annex overlooking the Paclflo and do
HchtfulTv situated cottages.
Onlaln Uajnrpaaaeo. Sea roods a
Specialty.
rmn sirs kebts ui taxsb.
T. T AOTTXJr . A. CIKT.TS .B. Fropa
nAERIMAN ASKS FOR "
, laaTOERS' PROXIES
(Ualted rraaa Ltaaed W Ire.) i
h New Tork. Bept. 18. Tho annual
meeting, of stockholder of tho Union
Paclflo railroad company is to bo held
In Salt Lake ctly on. October I.
" As scarcely a acore of th stockhold
ers attend such meeting tn person, the.
usually give power of attorney to some
prominent officer of the company to
act for them.
For this annual meeting Edward H.
Harriman ha- asked the stockholders
to give him their prozle ao that he
may vote to confirm aa tne tninga he
ha done In high finance that were
exDosed by the Investigation of the in
terstate commerce commission last fall.
An unusual form of proxy -ha been
ent out. It asks stockholders to name
Mr. Harriman and hi associates. W. IX
Cornish and John N. Baldwin, a their
attorneys, to wote for the directors and
to transact other Dusiness, -including
speeif lealiy the approval ana ratines
tion of all action of the board of dt.
rectors, and of th executive committee
since the last annual meeting of stock,
holders, thereby ratifying and confirm
lnar all that anv of the said attorneys
or their substitutes may do at th said
meeting, in the name, place and Stead
of th undersigned." --..-'-.. -
un to a few month ago tno taw or
Utah prohibited tho purchase of stocks
in other railroads, but tor some reason
th legislator of Utah a few months
ago concluded that the railroad la wa
needed roviaimr. ;: gome Quation had
been raised after the interstate eom-
mere commioeion exposures, that ptsr-J
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hap th Union Pacific purchase wr
Cult within the law. So in the aprlr i
of HOT a new act was paspt In t i
giving' to railroad corp-iration n: . .
led under tne inws or inni i-' t i i
right to do almoxt anyihl.. In i .. ri i
road brokerage bus'nrHH.
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