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Albuquerque daily citizen. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1895-1903, 1901-02-18
Services During Lent.

The Lenten services In 81. John.
Episcopal church viii De held as fol-
lows:
Ash Wednesday, the goth. lltany.
holy communion and short address.
every "Wednesday throughout Lent.
short services and address. 10 a. m
every Wednesday evening bIhl. class
IN The church at 7:3O O'Clock; Every
Friday at 4 =. m, htany and short ad-
dress; every saturday at 3 .. m. and
1880 y, M, confirmation class at the
fe'tury, The rector viii commence %
course OF ermon on THE Lords
Prayer, beginning on sunday next.
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-
onatt,, ~ 49, Ano" tne''
stnro aos W, - piteeu sho'
~. venue
~ Vi 'he incest ana most enjoyable
'"1vt''".lhehts heiu at the territorial
o.ah'a. uul.ns ,ne past week was th'
va ""I'e iuhcheoh gwen az the
n'e Oh Mrs' T. IL. Catron last
f,novIna 80 w pleS'n' th'
| citi,on. N,aaS ivpol'eu 10 ih'
civ. Cr,IaLshanr re'1er, ., shVei
uinLia 90 paaa "''Si"'
Trint1a, ~ NJ, %rs' murray oil
Arhno,ar,,a. nusnes' o'
Watsnn vvanoa" uan" ~morhersoh
wynkoop. OF SANTA Fe' INV
Miss IJzzia uurnhr
| resident q, th,a 49,, ""' peeh "
| ana has made nor bnn,a S,,th VI nnole
| Miss Sadie n, e1o North s., 80,
Will leave on the early train this even.
ing for the home Of her parents I'm
Kansas City. She Is expecting to re-
turn to New Mexlco's metropolis next
fall' Her many friends In social and
~,elisious circles mere VIII regret 10
,SaIn VI her departure. but all Will
s'"u'S WeI'ohe her return.
Jose Alagon. the extensive sheep
owner OF Mangas. Socorro county. came
~, me south this morning on a
J calvin VIZ VINO mas peen re-
49,, 'Iea.m'eh' mere Tor the
49, ,ho oo,,n lhey are stopping
zor . oter, ara ,ansn' 'u"" sam
-
a.. ~" Van',nen' III tne shape OF a large
s'aSa "a, WIN a nan dozen or more 1f
the window M strons q p'''rI III
taking narlors ON Nnr,h S,,an un'',
II was a presen, from m IA T,,.y
P'Sa'nt from an ola Illinois
We are going 10 onan -,
lines of shoes in the NV
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THE WAY

oommends itself To the w~ell-informal.
10 do Pleasantly and effectively what
was formerly done in the crudcst man
ner and d~isagreeably as well. To
cleanse the system and break nm oolds
headaches ana fcvers without unpleas-
ant atter effects, use the delightful
llquid laxative remedy, Syrup Of Flgs.
Made by California Fig Syrup Co.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS

NO1k-All classified advertisements, or
~ tntfer ~'llners." one cent a werd Tor each
Insertion Minimum charge for any classified
advertisement, 10 cents. In order To insure
troper classification, all "liners" should be leH
al this Office not later than 2 O'Clock p. "a.
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sTRNNEn.

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- iuiich, one bay hurc bran "a u on led No.
turn 10 " J. rwa,,
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WI are headquarters for fine apples.
wv Get our price for barrel lots.
Ah Fresh dressed chickens to-mor-
row. San Jose Market.
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Try
GLDCRLER'S
Jersey Milk.

Saturday evening. February 23d. the
Fraiernal Union will give a delightful
dancing party at odd Fellows han.
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SPECIAL SALE.
A Solid Week of Solid Bar
gains,


MONDAY 100 doZ. womcn's aud chill.
dreu'- h"audkerrhicfs.
TUESDAY Lace curtains, at prices
not heard of before IN Albu.
qucrquc.
WEDNESDAY Table covers Of all
kinds. Linen damask by the
yard. 100 dozen doilies and
napkins.
THURSDAY Bed spreads of all kinds.
b"d sheets and bed sheeting by
the yard. Pillow-case muslin.
Prices made regardless of pres
cnt prices Of the raw material.
FRIDAY Women's ana children's
hose, Prices made are intended
to sell the entire lot Of 100 doz.
IN the one day.
SATURDAY special sale of gro
cerics.
This Is going 10 be a banner week.
Don't wait 10 he told of the bargains
self jun
Evening star., 1901-10-19

OIL PIPE LINE COMPANY THE STOCK so
HELD" ~
fhis guarantee is backed by as strong a director.
ate as can be shown by any oil company In this
country except the STANDARD. Seven out Of the
nine are high officials directors of leading fnau.
ciai ana railroad corporations, well known through
out the United States. and accustomed to
the practical management Of great corporate in
'eres's. Especial attention is requested to that
portion OF the prospectus giving fuller informa ton
regarding these gentlemenD Through this guarsp
tee the company assumes ALI, the risk the In
vestor taxes NONE. and the guarantee is given at
90 PER CENT of par. thus doubling the inyestor.s
opportunity of profit
THE COMPANY HAS NO PREFERRED STOCK
NO BONDS. NO DEBTS OF ANY KIND.
Having only one class of stock all the stock
holders will SHARE ALIKE in its profits
1t owns in fee its lands on Spindle Ton ue;oh.s
and thus pays no royalty, while many of the COM
panies operating there pay from " to 1s royalty
This saving alone will result in large profits for the
company.
It's well on Spindle-Top Heights is now in the
cap rock and expected in at any time, in fact,
probably within "a hours Of the appearance of this
advertisement; and 1t is as CERTAIN TO BE A
'osHER as any well ever put down in that IA
nous territory Our Field Manager, Capt. Brown.
has just written follows: when / bring this
we'll In none of will have any cause to COMPLAIN
over the delay 1t will be positively the only well
IN the United States which is eight inches I'm diam
eter from the flow pipe to the extreme bottom of
the we'll, which will be not less than % feet i'm
bedded in the oil sand and will be the largest
producer the world has ever seen.
The company's holdings embrace 26o tracts
covering an aggregate of 33.969 acres IN THE
HEART OF THE OIL BELT. sutstantiated by
| the report of the Z. S. Geological Survey This
report says: There is ABSOLUTELY NO DOUBT
that THE SOURCE of the Beaumont oils is in the
tertiary strata which outcrop In the interior and
throughout the east Texas timber region Oil will
be found at decreasing depths ALONG LINE
FROM BEAUMONT TO OIL CITY In southern
Nacogdoches county"
ALONG THIS LINE over 200 tracts are held by
the company, and 1t is practically certain that
these lands contain oil In inexhaustible Quantities
The care with which these properties have been
selected Is evidenced by the fact that the company
| has been offered for some of them TEN TIMES
THE PRiCE PAID, including its SO acres In the
Douthitt survey tadJoning the gusher held) for
which $4,000 AN ACRE HAS BEEN REFUSED.
The company. having, through early work in the
1e!d secured its lands while they were cheap and
being now practically assured Of large oil out.
put, fs proceeding to arrange transportation stor-
age and marketing facilities for the company's pro-
duction.
To provide the funds for these purposes limited
amount of stock is now offered for public subscrip-
| tion at
Evening star., 1901-10-19

Russian Battle Ship Makes Remark
able Record to Boston.

The new Russian battle ship Retvizan.
built by the Cramps of Philadelphia, arriv-
ed at Boston yesterday from New York,
after an all-night run, in course of which.
for twelve consecutive hours. she was
driven at top speed, and in spite of storm
and darkness she attained an average
speed Of 1873 knots, breaking all records
for that number of hours and showing her.
self to be the fastest ffrst-cIass battle ship
In the world.
The vessel left the Brooklyn dock at 9:30
o'clock Thursday morning. In charge OF
Edwin s. Cramp of the Cramp Shipbuilding
Company, and under the direct command
of Capt. r. Sargent.
Representatives of the Russian govern
ment, including Baron Ferzen, naval at
tache at Washington, and a number of
Russian naval officials, also were On
board.
As a result of the test the plan of having
a speed trial has been abandoned. On Mon
day a standardizing trial will be he'd over
the United States government course. and
1t Is predicted that the vessel win maintain
an average of at least 10 knots.
Although the speed OF the Retyizan was
taken officially for only twelve hours Of
the trial. 1t actually was Is knots during
seventeen hours of the run.
Evening star., 1901-10-19
Its Guarantee F,
To Every Stakeholder.

The following agreement appears upon and Is the
absolute condition Of every subscription made to
the stock OF this company:
THIS SUBSCRIPTION IS MADE WITH THE
UNDERSTANDING THAT TIE TEXAS OH, 4
PIPE LINE COMPANY IS TO DEPOSIT WITH THE
NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK FOR EVERY so CENTS SUBSCRIBED ONE
SHARE OF STOCK. TO BE HELD IN ESCROW,
TOGETHER WITH THIS SUBSCRIPTION, FOR A
PERIOD NOT EXCEEDING THIRTY DAYS FROM
DATE HEREOF. UNDER THE FOLLOWING CON.
DIT1ONS. VIZ:
IF SAID TEXAS OIL & PIPE LINE COMPANY
BRINGS IN on ITS LANDS IN TEXAS A GUSHER
WITHIN THE ABoyE-NAMED TIME. THEN SAID
TRUST COMPANY SHALL PAY OVER TO THE
TEXAS OIL & PIPE LINE COMPANY THE
AMOUNT OF THIS SUBSCRIPTION AND SHALL
DELIVER TO THE UNDERSIGNED THE STOCK
THEREFOR; BUT IN THE EVENT OF THE FAIL
URE OF THE TEXAS OIL & PIPE LINE COM
PANY TO BRING IN GUSHER WITHIN SAID
TINE, THEN SAID TRUST COMPANY Is TO RE.
TURN TO THE UNDERSIGNED THE MONEY
HEREBY SUBSCRIBED. AND RETURN TO SAID
Evening star., 1901-10-19
BANK CASHIER MISSING.
He Took S165.OOO of the Banks Sc
curitfex With Him.

A dispatch from Boyertown. Pa, yester-
day SAYS: Shortly before noon today the
doors of the National Bank of Boyertown,
located here, were closed. A notice posted
on the bank door stated it was done be-
cause of the disappearance of Cashier Mil
ton A. Mory, who has not been seen for
week. committee of bank officials went
to Philadelphia today to investigate his
alleged doings there. 1t is supposed that he
was engaged in speculation. The resources
of the bank amount to nearly 100000
Up to this evening nothing had been heard
respecting the whereabouts of Milt IN A.
Mory, the missing cashier. The committee
who went to Philadelphia found that Mory
had taken S165, 900 worth of the banks Sc
curities, and these securities were found q =
posted with S. NJ. and NJ. S. Fridenbc;g
brokers. OF that city. What amount Mory
had raised on the securities is not an
nounced, but the presumption is that the
BOyertown bank officials made good the
sum secured, as they state tonight that she
securities are again the property of the
bank 1t is further stated that the ,ankin,
institution will not lose over 5000, but the
hint is made that some others are caught
for considerable sums Mory was under
10000 bonds. His wife said that he ap-
peared completely unnerved for the past
few weeks. but that he was more cheer
full than usual when he left home on Mon
day. Fears are entertained by his friends
that he has committed suicide. 1t is gen.
orally understood that he speculascd in
stocks.
Evening star., 1901-10-19

from twenty-eight to thirty-four
dollars per share, the par value Of
which was one hundred dollars.
(This is in almost the same pro-
portion at which the stock of the
Federal Wireless Telephone and
Telegraph Company may now be
had). Within less than five years
it has sold at two hundred and
seventy dollars per share, and pre-
dictions are frequently INDUCED in
that it viii cross the Standard Oil
within two years $3.50 per share).
The Federal Wireless Telegraph
and Telephone Company MANU-
FACTURE THEIR OWN IN
STRUMENTS, lease and abso-
lutely control them; they also do
their own installing. 1t is the
strongest of all subcompanies,
with the best territory and the
largest possibilities.
Evening star., 1901-10-19
FINANCIAL.
HUM 1T|L[EY ]. .'|ld[1[L
& [R|E|FD[NlINQ1|.:= GO.
OF BEAUMONT, TEXAs.e... =.
OF BEAUMONT, TEXAS.

ern steam-users. negotiated by the Secretary and
Manager. Mr.. T. c. Swope. on his recent trip to
the north and east. Included among these latter
IL one with an oil exporting firm for 700 900 bar
rels year. also two with railroad companies In
voiving the use Of 100000 and 100000 barrels.
respectively, per year for a period of years.
THE C0MPANY'S. HOLDINGS now aggregate
over 14000 acres In addition to Its Spindle Top
Heights lands. and cover the very best oil terri
tory In Southeastern Texas. 1t hns acreage at
Spindle Top Heights, Sour Lake Big Hill and
High island-aH proven oil sectiOns-and also large
tracts outside OF these sections where the work Of
other operators has developed the strongest poss-
blftfes Of large returns. Thus the company offers
investors ASSURED RETURNS from lands of
known value, combined with the SPECULATIVE
POSSIBILITIES of those not yet developed but
which bid fair to add largely to Its assets and to
the profits of Its stockholders.
ITS JASPER COUNTY PROPERTIES promise
to be VERY LARGE ITEM in the money ma king
tracts OF the company Most positive indica tions
of sulphur beds have been discovered there and
as sulphur Is among the very richest paying min
erals In the world. the possible profits from those
lands practically incalculable.
THE COMPANY'S WELL. on Spindle Top Heights
Is progressing very rapidly, and its log thus far
has been identical with those of the best gushers
In the field Judging from the rapid progress
made by the drillers and the strong Indications Of
oil. the well WILL BE BROUGHT IN MUCH
SOONER THAN WAS AT FIRST ANTICIPATED
As the contracts call for delivery DEC. lST it
fs necessary to provide tankage Immediately for
the oil, and to secure funds for these purposes
offering limited issue of treasury stock
at the low price Of
Evening star., 1901-10-19
An Explanation.

Many of our subscribers have
seemed to misunderstood the ad-
vertisement. of the American Com
pany, which is offering its stock at
$500 share. In explanation, we
will state that the AMERICAN
sold the Federal exclusive terri
tory and patents, in payment for
which the Federal Company paws
the American 1870 on sales from
TREASURY STOCK only. and a
small percentage of its stock itself.
The American is not AN OPER-
ATING COMPANY and does
not receive one dollar from the
earnings of the Federal. All it
receives is small percentage on
sales of Treasury Stock. When
the said stock is sold the Ameri-
can Company's income from this
company ceases.
Evening star., 1901-10-19

NO OTHER OIL COMPANY before the public
today occupies the assured position Of the HUNT
LEY. which has secured A MARKET FOR IT'S
OIL IN ADVANCE OF PRODUCTION.
NO UNCERTAINTY as to an income, when con-
tracts ALREADY CLOSED with consumers, for
delivery beginning DEC. 1ST 1901. its re-
ceiving cash for its product and earning dividends
before JAN. 1ST, 1902.
NO QUESTION to its having the oil to de-
liver. when Its well drilling its Spindle
Top Heights tract is GUARANTEED by the driller
to come in a gusher.
NO RISK is taken by the driler in making this
guarantee. either. for EVERY well sunk this
famous hill has proved gusher. and the Huntley
Co.'S land is within 200 feet of the two greatest
gushers in the field, HEYWOOD NO. and EX-
PORT NO. /.
NO WAITING for returns by its stockholders
for both the getting and the selling Of the product
certain.
IN ADDITION to the local contracts above men-
toned. several others now pending with north
Evening star., 1901-10-19
SOC. Per Share

and with the guarantee above mentioned It is Ger.
tainly an opportunity which every investor should
consider.
1t is confidently expected that the company will
be able to begin WITHIN SIX MONTHS the pay
ment of substantial dividends, estimated about
IA per cent on the par value Of the stock (2S Der
cent on the present selling price,.
full outline of the companys plans and pros
poets may be obtained by se1Ging for Its pros
pectus. which contains maps and q complete list
of its properties
Subscriptions should be made payable to the COM
pany or to its authorized fiscal agents.
TEXAS 08l & PIPE LIME co.
1t 40 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Evening star., 1901-10-19
A PREDICTION.

A certain stock until six weeks ago
sold at one hundred cents on the dolIar
In Boston and New York. It has since
been beaten down by a series of peculiar
circumstances. until today It is selling
at ten cents on the dollar. In spite of
Its low price at the present moment. I
believe 1t is worth more today than ever
before. / have a substantial basis for
this belief. I predict that by Thanks
giving day It VIII be hunted high and
low at three times Its present price; be.
Tore Christmas 1t will be six times its
present price; before March 81 next 1t
will be ten times its present price.
VIII gfSe you my reasons II you want
them. I will accept orders for this stock
at ten cents on the dollar in sums of
ten to one hundred dollars. IN NO
CASE WILL I FILL AN ORDER FOR
MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED DOL
LARS. for reasons which 1 will assign
In my correspondence with you. Full
particulars for the asking.
Evening star., 1901-10-19
President, Hon. Benton McMillir
Governor of Tennessee.

GOVERNOR McMILLIN WAS FOR 1s YEARS
MEMBER FROM TENNESSEE OF THE q. s..
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. AND FOR A
LARGE PART OF THIS TERN WAS A LEAD
ING MEMBER OF ONE OF IT'S MOST IMPORT
ANT BUSINESS COMMITTEES. THAT OF WAYS
AND MEANS.
GOVERNOR McMILLIN'S INVESTMENT IN
THIS COMPANY WAS MADE ONLY AFTER
THE MOST CAREFUL EXAMINATION OF ITS
PROPERTIES. AND HIS ACCEPTANCE OF THE
PRESIDENCY Now ASSURES THE MOST
CAREFUL. ABLE AND ENERGETIC pRosECU-
TION OF ITS BUSINESS AIMS. HIS LONG Ex-
PERIENCE AND LARGE ACQUAINTANCE WITH
MEN AND MEASURES IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS
WILL PROVE OF INESTIMABLE VALUE TO
THE COMPANY. AND WE MAY SAFELY AS
sERT THE CERTAIN SUCCESS OF IT'S BUsI-
NESS THROUGH HIS ACTIVE CONNECTION
WITH IT'S MANAGEMENT
Evening star., 1901-10-19
Capital = 81, 500, 600.

Capital = So, 500, 600.
Divided into $500 600 Shares par value $I.oo each.
Full Paid and Non -Assessable.
OFFICERS:
President.
Lionel III. Graham,
New York.
Vice President,
Hon. Morgan B. Williams,
Wilkes-Barre. Pa.
Secretary and Treasurer,
Edward Swami,
New York.
DIRECTORS:
LIONEL II. GRAHAM, II Broadway. New York;
American Director British and American Mort
gage Company Ltd, London, New York and
Dallas. Texas.
Hon. MORGAN B. WILLIAMS. Wilkes-Ba ARE, Pa.
Vice President VIII s-Barre Deposit and Saw
ings Bank. es-Barre. Pa; President Red
Ash Coal Co.. wilkes-Barre. Pa; President VII
liams Coal Co., Pottsvile. Pa.
T. G BUSH, Birmingham. Ala; President Ala
bama Consoii dated Coal and Iron Co., Birming
ham, Ala; President Shelby Iron Co., Shelby.
Ala.
RICHARD H. EDMoNDs. Baltimore. Md; Presi
dent Manufacturer Record Publishing Co.
f. NJ. REARDON, Dallas. Texas; Vice President
National Exchange Bank, Dallas, Texas; Di
rector No.. Kans and Texas Railroad Co.
r. OLIVER, Beaumont, Texas: President Citizens
National Bank Beaumont.
PAUL WILCOX. go Broadway, New York; VIII
Brodek Attorneys-at-Law
EDWARD SWAMI. 1876 Broadway, New York; Df
rector Gansevoort Bank. New York.
L. J. KOPKE Beaumont. Texas; Civil Enginee,
and Surveyor.
REGISTRARS:
NORTH AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY 1876 Broad
way New York.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK. Beaumont, Texas.
AUDITORS:
SARGENT, PAGE & TAYLOR, Chartered Account
ants, New York and London.
ATTORNEYS:
WILCOX & BRODEK. :. .220 Broadway, New Yori
LANIER & BUILFTT. Beaumont Texa,
KIRBY. MARTIN & EAGLE. ... Houston Texa,
FIELD MANAGER:
FRANK NJ. BROWN. Beaumont Texa,
Evening star., 1901-10-19

History repeats itself. Be wise
and learn the lesson in time. Bell
Telephone stock was laughed at
and let severely alone when it was
first put on the markell drug at
SO cents per share. Try to buy a
single share of it today. The
price of that single share would
buy you a comfortable home.
Another Illustration.
Some few years ago the General
Electric Company was capitalized
at thirty-three millions of dollars,
and established factories for
manufacturing electrical equip
ment. Its failure was predicted,
methods were openly derided, and
the stock for a considerable period
was to be had at prices varying
Evening star., 1901-10-19

already adopted WIRELESS
TELEGRAPHY?
Did you know that within the
next IL months in all probability
Every War Vessel in the United
States Navy will be equipped with
WIRELESS instruments
Did you know that within 40
days the Federal Company will be
sending messages at the rate of 10
cents for 10 words from Baltimore
to Washington, d. c.?
When this is actually demon
strated to the world, do you think
you could buy this stock at $500
share? We do not think so.
Evening star., 1901-10-19
SOC. PER SHARE,

But WE CANNOT GUARANTEE THIS PRICE
FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME. since it is SUBJ
ject to advance or withdrawal in the discretion Of
the directors at any time without notice.
No certificate will be issued for less than %
shares.
BEAUMONT NATIONAL BANKS HIGHLY IN
DORSE THE COMPANY, its officers and manage
ment, and our personal Investigations have con-
vinced lat 1t is one Of the best opportunities
found In the Texas oil fields
SEND FOR PROSPECTUS.
Make all checks, drafts and money orders payable
to the order Of
r. S. WHITCOMB & CO.,
Fiscal Agents for Huntley Oil and Refining Co.,
1t EXCHANGE PIA. BOSTON, MASS
Evening star., 1901-10-19

OFFICE OF THE CHESAPEAKE AND POTO-
mac Telephone Company.-A dividend of 81 per
share will be payable on the 2Sth day of October
isci TO the stockholders of record at the close Of
business on the 18th day Of October 1901 at the
Office OF the treasurer of the company, 8l9 14th
street northwest Washington. D. G. The transfer
books viii be closed from the 10Th of October TO
the 2sth OF October. inclusive. II. s. CUMMINGS
Vice President CHARLES q. BEEBE, Treasurer
Washington. ID. c., October 49, 1861
oc16 7.lS 1872 ,26 2S
Evening star., 1901-10-19
w ashingt0n
Loan s. Trust Co.

OFFICE. COR. 9TH AND SITS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL, 1000 0OO
Loans In any amount made on approved real
- estate or collateral at reasonable rates
- Interest paid upon deposits monthly bal
ances subject to check.
This company acts AZ executor, adminIstra-
- tor. trnstee agent, treasurer. registrar and
in all other fduciary capacities.
Boxes for rent in burglar and nreproof
- Vaults for safe deposit and storage of valu.
able packages
Real Estate Department Is prepared to as
- sumo the management Of your real estate
- Careful attention given to all details.
JOHN JOY EDISON. President
JOHN A. SwOPE Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER. Treasurer
BRICE ] MOSES. Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY. Real Estate Of,ce,
Jl-w&s-36tf
Evening star., 1901-10-19
BIG ADVANCE i'm price will take place a FEW DAYS.
A REASONS WHY YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO WAIT.

WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY
has been proven a decided Com
mercial Success.
All the Great Ocean Liners are
being equipped with the Wireless
system. No company with any
standing will be without it.
Did you read the New York pa
pers last Sunday about the Um-
bria and Lucania communicating
with each other I4o MILES
through dense fog at sea by
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY?
Did you know that Prof. Moore
of the United States Weather Bu-
Evening star., 1901-10-19

reau, after a most thorough in
vestigation, has recommended
WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY to
Secretary Wilson at Washington,
and that stations will soon be
erected from Cape Hatteras to
points on the coast I3o MILES
distant?
Your TIME TO INVEST is
THIS WEEK. You might just
as well do it now as to wait until
the stock reaches $500 or more
A SHARE. The demand for this
stock has been phenomenal.
Did you know that all the Prin-
cipal Governments of Europe have
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FIREDRlHD JOURNALISM
UHHERGIFuLlT SCORED
HgARsT AND HIS YELLOW KIDS
DENOUNCED AS ANAR-
cHlsTs.
Pulpit, Press and Public of5eiaIs De
clare Abhorrenee Of Examiners
cOurse-srutai Cartoon on the
Day Of Attempted Assassination.

fspecsal Dispatch to fke Los AngeIe
T,1MeTt