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fe Profiteering in Money
(New York World)
Whether certain Wall Street hanks
have been charging unduly and un
necessarily high rates for call money
on Stock Exchange collateral is a
question with Comptroller of the Cur
rency Williams which he purposes to
have answered. Charges of this sort
have been prevailent for some time.
They ought to be sifted.
When stock speculation a year ago
was passing all national bounds there
were reasons of good public policy
why every discouragement of high
money rates should be applied. But
in spite of the fact that this market
was thoroughly liquidated months ago,
the squeeze in call loans has continued
right along to the point of completely
roversing the old and natural rule that
the lower go market prices the more
plentiful and cheaper 1 becomes all
money.
This, as Mr. Williams points out,
has a much broader application than
to the speculative element * of Wall
Street. Its effort is tp make legiti
mate and urgent railroad loans more
and more expensive to float and cost
ly to the roads to cany. Thus bank
profiteering on call money in the
market from day to day opens the way
for bank profiteering at the expense
of the railroad on longtime loans.
A situation which is compelling the
roads to pay their bankers 7 per cent
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"WE HANDLE ONLY FIRST CLASS*
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“W* MtbttUTANd HOW TO
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CHARLES CAMERON, PROP.
and even more on such loans merits
public inquiry. There are indications
that the Interstate Commerce Com
mission may have something to say
when its approval of new security is
sues at 7 and 8 per cent comes to be
asked.
Clothes don’t make the womuu
either. Still you can generally tell
a typewriter by her ribbons.—Phila
delphia lteeord.
What does it profit a man to go
in for daylight saving if he burns his
savings at night?— Columbus Dis
patch.
Our idea of a hard life is to be.
the husband of a woman who writes,
household hints for the newspapers.
—Syracuse Herald.
Work on the Scow bay road is go
ing rapidly ahead. Twenty men are
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employed in the work.
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TWO WOMEN RETURN
FROM PORTO' RICO AS
CREW OF STEAMER
SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, Sept, 21—
When the schooner Cornell P. White
arrives at Baltimore, Md., it will lose
two women members of its crew, Miss
Georgiebelle Muaser, of Denver, Colo.,
pnd Miss Jane Walters of Bonner,
Kansas, purser and assistant purser,;
respectively, who until recently, were!
school teachers in Porto Rico.
, The difficulty of obtaining passage
on any of the passenger ships, togeth
er with the desire for adventure, were
the reasons given by friends of Miss
‘Musser and Miss Waters for their
signing up as a part of the crew of
the Cornell P. White. They believed
they would arrive home safely, soon
er or later,'If they went"on t schooner
while* there seemed to be rto end of
f
uncertainty when they could get away
if they awaited for a regular passen
ger sliip. So/after'much persuasion,
lu* ^kippcir of the Cdrneli P. 'White,
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WIFE IS ACCUSED OF
SENDING HUBBY TO ASYLUM
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SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., Sept, 211
Claiming that his former wife has
been guilty of the very things with
which she charges him, Franklin D.
Williams, foreman shipbuilder has
filed an answer to the petition of
Mrs. Annabell Williams to set aside
the divorce which he secured two
years ago.
Mrs. Williams claims that Williams
had her sent to an insane asylum* in
1D15, then secured a divorce on.
grounds of desertion, serving her with
the summons by publication. As
soon as this decree became final he;
was united in marriage to Catherine
Specula.
Williams denies his wife’s charges
and says that she got the idea.for her
charges from her own experiences.
He says that he learned recently that
the first Mrs. Williams was united in
marriage in August, 1886, in Beloit,
Kas., to John Kelly, who died in June,
1918.
In May, 1892, he says, she caused;
Kelly to be placed in an insane asy
lum. He says she secured a. divorce
I from Kelly in Alameda county in,
, September, 1901, alleging desertion.;
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He says she seemed service of the
summons by publication, alleging she
did not know Kelly's whereabouts.
Williams says Mrs. Kelly became
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his wife in 1908. He asked the court
to adjudge that their marriage should
I be annuled because she was still the
| wife of Kelly when the cerefnony was
performed.
In her petition Mrs. Williams, who
was recently released from an asy
lum; asks $100 a month permanent
maintenance.
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Following the passage of an or
dinance by the Wrangell City Coun
cil providing for a municipal mag
istrate, William G. Thomas was
appointed to fill the position.
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SAILINGS FROM SEATTLE
STEAMER ADMIRAL WATSON
(Capt Charles E. Glasscock)
SEPTEMBER 20th.
STEAMER ADMIRAL EVANS
(Capt M. M. Jensen )
SEPTEMBER 27th.
Com pahy reserves right to change schedule without notice. ■
ADMIRAL LINE BUILDING
Wayne Blue, Agent •_Seward Alaska.
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SAILING SCHEDULE
Sail I rom
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Sept. 16
Sept. 23
' Sept. 30
Oct. 7
Oct. 14
Oct. 21
Oct. 28
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STEAMER SEWARD
Alaska Sept. 22
Alameda Sept. 29
Northwestern Oct. 6
Alaska Oct. 13
Alameda Oct. 29
Northwestern Oct. 27
Alaska N<>v. 4 .
Due Lt Seward
Southbound
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Oct. 1
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Oct. 27
Nov. 4
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