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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26

press brick; fine furnace and every con-
venlence. located on the rapidly growing
street SIN East, below Ia South. Lot COX
JOS feet. Price $3,00J.O0 Terms, one-half
cash
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WANTED.

WANTED.
LINOTYPE COMPOSITION. - wHE
HERALD HAS ADDED NEW FACES
AND Us PREPARED TO DO ALL
KINDS Oh MACHINE JOB AND NEW $
PAPER WORK
WANTED-PersOns 10 learn drawing
and painting by our copyrighted method.
We are the only Institution in The conn
try making a speciality of this system.
Both collegiate ana cOrrespOndenpa
courses Samples of our work sem pre-
paid 90 all applicants. Address THE.
ELKHURST Art INSTITUTE. Tyrone.
Pa.
TO BUY and wreck old buildings T.
BOtcher. 5Z S. 4th f.
PATENTS. Protect your ideas. No al
loWauce. NO fee. Consultation free Es-
tahlished 1864. Milo b. Stevens a. CO.. 400
18th ST., Washington.
A GENTLEMANLY ij-year-old boy
who has steady work at small wages
wants board and room IN q private fam
llyi would need % do chores In evening
in part pay for accommodations. Com
munlcate with H. M. WOU1s ~ Salvation
Army shelter.
SMALL HOUSE or cottage, unfurn-
lshed, modern close iu on east side Ad-
dress II. ID Co care Herald.
TWO OF three good hustlers for a good
pdytl8 position. Apply at go East 9TH
South. Ladies or gentlemen.
A MARRIED MAN VINO understands
pruning. spray uS ana general CaTe of
fruit trees would ike 20 take charge OF
a big orchard. also win accept POSITION
tor settling out young trees IL 50. Merald
DON'T pawn your diamonds watches.
jeWelry clothing guns, Instruments
toSls ETC.. until you figure the special
rates OF interest with Uncle Sam. Large
loans az banking rates 30 d. LIST So.
high-grade perfumes Is Commercial St
CARPET sewers. Walkers store.
TO ENGAGE a good. reliable girl. or
middle-ased LADY preferred, some one who
has had experience with children. during
The month ol May. or maybe longer in
a private family Inquire ut 2l0 =. 5th
South.
UTAH JUNK co. Highest nrices paid
for SCRAP iron, RAGS Tubbcrs. bottles. cop
per, brass. ETC.. CO i. Ath So. Tel g2y.
a SPAN of mules 20 work underground
Must weigh 500 or 90 ibs. Apply al Hon
crime Mining & Milling company. 23l So
West Temple.
SEWING by the day; experienced in an
kinds 1o6 40. 2d West
CALVES. amy age. Address Saunders.
33 So State.
TO Buy 6 or Groom modern cottage.
close i'm. must De- reasonable for cash.
Address A h. Herald.
TO Buy. 2-3-room house for S590-SS08
cash. -25 ". Third South ST.
FURNISHED HOUSE good location.
not 0Fcr Ao-lt rent first week in May.
Address 500 Herald.
GOOD STEADY PEOPLE. and piano
player lady preferred. al once three
months trip with repertoire company,
state salary and experience. Address The
stellar Theatre Co.. BOX 81. Nephi Dtah.
FOR CASH small grocery doing good
lusineFs. state location and price. Adj
iress a ST. Herald
MOVING picture machines and film.
Pickering Adv Bureau 90 Richards ST.
Good work or drlvnc horse for sale.
Inquire Barton Co.. l-ls Main g.
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FoR sALE-REAL 80.


WEIR, no. -l6 south West Tel pie.
ground door Dooly block Phone no. 61S.
t-sbl-- Neat fVe-room cottage. l0t l0Ni53
5ec. and right OF way, 9th 3d., near
k,lo9-6-room tw0-stOry frame. reception
hali bath room. 10th East, near I'd
South.
s3.300-7-room brick cottage. bath. toilet.
laundry, front and side hail. cleo
lflc hght; Jog 4iNll5i4 feet. 9Th East.
. near "a South.
3.ooo-ls-room 2-story brick. lot 5lxlG feet
~ ana right of way, near pOstOfuce.
fl,pJ-1-room brick cottage BATH toilet
haI. electric light. lot 2izXle rods.
- close in East "a South
s9.'7l-s-rcom frame. BATH toilet. electric
Lsnl. reception hall. barn. lot six
Ltt Ieel ana right OF way. 81 ST.,
close in.
S2.5o0-5-room brick. bath. barn. Iot 40x25O
.. Feet and right of way, SIN East
sif''- t-ro0m frame cottage, lot 5E5 rods,
ST. near Brigham.
s5'io9-sAlg rods, East % So. So. front.
sa'91-leAlu rods. 9th So. near 9Th East
fiio''-44Xlo rods. 5th East. near 9Th
- south. facing Liberty park
'9i ttNl'o Ieet. corner ST. near 6th.
Si'6o'-4zl.xls-. Nh East near 4th south.
Sd0o-i91axh5i4 feet, 7th West. near Cd
south. Easy terms
Sl,9J-ilalzo feet. First ST., near r. South
si.,9--l56Xl-5 feet corner 9th East.
fl''5t-iNl0 rods. cement walks. sewer.
., street cars east SIDE near Ist So.
'-'v1.- --Nl4J feet 10 alley North Main
u.4o0-4lezn5is feet. 9Th So. near West
SS9o-loxls-4 rods. Third West North.
ss90-5oXl40 feet 9Th East
~, 9Se3-s2Allal2 leet S ST., near Brigham
eL;9Yl--'2N6 rods. N ST.. near First Sd.
Si9g-50xl+o feet. facing CaDifOI er0Unds
$50 feet. I'd East. near LIST
81 lyl-llxS rods. corner 9Th West
4l0ll-5Xl0 rods. near r. 81 " deDof
S3='-'4NlO rods. near FRANKLIN school
Weir. POS S. West Temple ground floor
Dooly block. Phone 67S
Sh-11.0l-6 nm. modern home. sewer con-
nected. barn. lot jfXi65 feet: car
o--. .. llAe, 4lh So. bet. 9Th and 9th H.
-''2v'Y0-b rm. mod new Dr.. close Inn.
'tu East drive, faces the west
car me; every modern household
convenience. SLC000 cash. and
-,, 81. balance as YOU pay rent
-''O1.V0-' rm. new mod hr. cot: closets
aud pautrics; car line. faces
west. with fine view of citv ON
$780,. 10th II. Easy terms.
-'1o.yl-4 rm. new mod. br. cot, closets.
pantry. bath, large lot with
Hght Of way on east side; $500
cash ana 1900 per mo-, with i'm
rerest at 6 per cent. A sure
enough bargain
l.b1j.oo-3 I'm. new br. cot. car line city
water. close TO school; nth East
and 10th So; lot 37lsXl57 feet 10
alley, attractive and growing To-
callty; house well built viii
give easy terms. Take peniten-
uary car tomorrow and look il
over. Nice ride. First house
racing east on 18th F.. below 10th
SO. See our cheap lots Just be-
low, $50 and up, per lot.
LoIU.UJ-o nm. suburban home, water I'm
house, bet. Sth and 9th. So, near
SIN East A real snap. You
don't often find them.
81 Main.
FUTILE BROS. lf9 Main ST.
Slto buys S 2. mod. brick 3xl0 rods and
r. OF W.
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Herald Small Want
AdSBegin Page7
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
"l7l7l"77-'l7-7' "7771771-7l71H7"I7l7
HnE.IAL lEEER


SPECIAL DEFER
CAL placer co rfne fr7Iir ranch SD "a
and iraute Cd "a beairIue. % a v0Unt- or
ghard. beautiful nome necessary OUT
CaI. Navwood CoIsnv. DO A. orchard
CAL. saa Dieeo CO.,. two tracts. 3 and 3
r.. respectively. adapted 90 fruit ana
fer Man q0 "a anal f,,rf- mani. r,,--
1au
Denver. 8 bldg. lots. KETTLES I'd add
DEL. New Castle c0. IG a. impd.. l2 r.
Dcl. Rehob0th. ID h ftIruishcd res. and
Iot
Idaho. Kaotenrf co... 40 a. and limits
IL. Madison. 3 w.U located lots
Iu Cissna F1rk store bids and Ior
Chicago. 8 los. cor. Monroe and NV. 50th
street.
Kan, Seneca. r house and g lots.
han.. N Lawrence. r. res. and a.
l.l. R0h.line ra1 . stores and l1t
Me Searsport. beautifully located res
Mass Arlington. D. II modern res. and
lut Washington st 30 nal. from Boston
Mass Berkshire co.. 300 "a. good bIdes.
% q. cultivated; remainder pasture.
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STORAGE AND MOVING.

seN~~sNl~s~s~-~-0@--~-~
III you are contemplating moving this
spring. YOU. OF course, want the best
service for the money. We are the NOV
ers' friends as we employ the very best
furniture men mot freight handlersJ But
men who have had years of experience
with furniture. We have large 3-hOrse
moving vans.
We can pack and snip your goods 10
YOU money. If you want a first-class
Job in our line. we are the people 10 do
the work as we are the largest exclusive
handlers Of household goods be- the west
can phone 555 and let us talk 10 you. or
cali personally at our office and store
ROOMS. l26-l2S So. W. Temple. and We
can show you.
REDMAN VAN & STORAGE co.
C.. f. MITCHELL Van & Storage Co.
So ". "a So. Tel 1872 y Moving.
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sHoEMAKERs

~~SN4~-N~1~-0-0l~-~-~-~
JOHN CANENCIN. Utah's most scien-
tine shoemaker. Solid comfort for tender
or defOrmed feet. Forty years experiences.
Removed 20 6S ~. 81 So.
BEST and cheapest shoe repairing in
city az =. Rasmussen's. 225iz S. Main
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SOCIETIES.
~ooo~ooo-o-ooo-o---oo-o-oooo-o-o-

~ H. l- W.
ALL members of the a. o. T.. vs.. and
ID. of H. are requested TO meet at A. ID.
T.. W. ham on Sunday morning April -G.
az 1880 a. m. 90 attend the funeral o,
Mrs. Edgar Howe.
w. r. BOWDEN. n. AN.
JOS. S. DARkE. Recorder.
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HAVE YOU seen the "Neg0tator
since lts enlargement DO now contains
tle largest Ust of realty ever published
n thIs country bN one urm can at tho
office and -et one iree We publish be-
regularly. lilrrlHgtou s. Courtney. 90 49,.
Zl So.
j. A. BROWN. Real Estate Loans.
Rents no. ID East First South Phone
-H. list d Fou want to seA
GREAT BARGAIN. l8 acres. fenced s
flowing wells, a-rOum house. barn. chick
au coou- ctc.s lU miles from city. $4,000
See Edler aH Progress block
WE SELL real eatate-thata ALL futile
Bros. lij Main street, RED BAH signs.
AN ESTATE owning patented mining
claims lE Park cts WI eeu cheap. Mc-
Gurr'n IS CO.. . 81. Second South.
ENEcrTORs SALE.
iNXlH rlls- corner at fllth south and
Ninth East w.ta improvements. Apply
fur terms t0 Thr undersigned M f1f
Eighth lasl let9re May J. a. SPElRS.
IF-YoU want nice new 3 OF l0-g00m
thoroughly muafH home 0u easy llp-
mtnfa. Wf have Them GA First S0ulh be-
tween Tenth and Eleventh East. also
broom cuttHgcs, inquire at premises
Anderson Real Estate Investment GO.
HOUSTON. THE HOUsERs.
save hereatns in houses. ell south hiain
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OPTICIANS

COLUMBIAN OPTICAL 60. go Main.
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Plum 320-A neat broom frame house,
with pantry and closets. 5liaXll5 feet,
fine flowing well Location on York ST
in East Waterloo. Price only Sl,l0G00
Terms reasonable.
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GEO. MCONAUGHY.


GEO. 81 CONAIGHA
ROOM 9. EAGLE BLOCK.
REAL ESTATE
LOANS
INSURANCE.
TRADES.
BUSINESS CHANCES.
INVESTMENT SECURITIES.
WATCH Us GROW.9
/ ADVERTISE NOTHING BUT SNAPS
TOOK Ar
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i Will save you money Old amy kind
of an elevator William Natr0us. agent
81 East Third South.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
ATTORNEYS.
ELEVATORS.

EATON a. PRINCE ELEVATORS
For passenger OF freight service. operate
with least power. For prices see J. r..
Arnold. Agt-. 20 Commercial Club Bldg
Tel 90.
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FOR RENT.

SEVEN-ROOM modern brick hou.
Apply 40 T.. 80 South.
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FUTILE BROS. l9 Main ST.
S>aI cash. baI $3.50 per month.
lions Bldg. S0. ITO rents for SD
no.. making fine investment See
aa w. ist So lud see MS at once.
$3.50 Tor q BE- adobe. Easy terms. Near
Jackson school.
$3.50 each l1r i-r frames Easy terms.
2 blocks irum ears. ~ w.
$3.50 Tot iHNlJ rods, %. w. cor 10th and
SITS
5000 for l2l and 1929 Brigham ST. 9l IT,
south front and cottages. A Zinc
buy. Sewer -aX paid. Must Dee sold
40 once.
$3.50 takes D. modern and fy7 rods
northeast zine condition. a spieu-
did home.
futile Bros. Progress building
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Plum 2i0-Rallroad men should look this
over before buying. A broom brick and
frame. city water house wired and has
drop lights, nice mantal iu parlOr. Pa
pered. Big lot, 3Xl2 rods. good sized barn,
chicken coops and hens. Plenty of shade;
lawn. Place completely fenced Location
on 9Th West, between So and No. Tenn
pie Price, 100000. viii consider terms
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1903-04-26

HAVE YOU seen the "NegOtiatOr'
since lJs enlargement DO now contains
the largest list of realty ever published
iu this country by one urm Call at the
office and sCt one free We publish ll
Iesularly. Harrington d. Courtney. 20 W.
I'd So.
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OFFER my home. a story and "a half
modern brick house of five laree rooms.
large han. pantry and closets. summer
kitchen, etc., l1t 4ieX9 rods. good flowing
Wru shade. ETC., FOR sale al 5000 ID taken
aL oAet-lrsa than such a house can be
built for today, situated ON Naieria Ave.
"a West near 10Th South. on ear line
flrst come. first served. Cku at house
or ON VIM. IT. FOulger. No lu Main ST.
care Spencer ClawsOu
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HOUSTON. THE HOUsERs.
Save bsraatna ID hauses e1l south hrain
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NEWLY furnished rooms. $50 and s.
$40 So Secord 81.
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NOTICE.

Mt Morlah lodge No VIII hold "a spc-
cial meeting tomorrow Monday evening
al 5 o'clock for r. a, degree work Ma
sons qualified invited
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL, Secretary.
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TWO beautiful and l0-ro0m new
houses close boo, easy terms. 3il 9Th East
THE handsome. nine-room house. N. e..
corner 3rd East and 5th South. at a posi-
1--WE sacrifice. Etricuy modern Con-
utcleu Win sewer Must 60 al once. No
reasonable 0ffer refused. lught rent 10
good tenant can al premises or 20 Rich
ards street.
SPECIALS FROM GODDARD's LIST.
f-r-lt-l-rm. house mantcl. 4 closets good
foundation. cellar, barn cement
walk southeast Moe locality. car
line. very comfortable almost new
A.ao1-a-ruom mod. house, well located on
north bench, owner must SELL
a-.10u-1-rm. mod. pressed brick. closets
pantry. city water. shade. Easy
terms.
S.Wl-Busur-s lot lOue-half uricc
s3J-Fine Dot fruit and shade. nth East
and fth South.
Many other bargains. See GOdddrIg
views. Homes for sale Goddard under
Walkers bank
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STOLEN

a ROAM hhTsg weight ilo mark e..
a. q on lcit thigh florm sherf Em-
era %aif iale rnHufF- and set reward.
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I WILL sell Saturday evening al
Economy store. 40 Main ST. wall paper.
paints. sllverWare. crOckery. glassware.
pictures. etc. Goods at private sale all
week IS. A. Andrews. auctioneer
BY T. 81. ONION Regular weekly
sale ~ store i2i and rs S. 81. Tcmple
ST. Saturday . u.. L. Carpets furniture
parlOr organs. etc. etc.
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LOOK AT
Special No. j.
Sco-Splendid Broom pr. Dr. residence.
on ON East. near Brigham. mod
ern. east front. large lot. a gem.
Special No. p
$1,000 elegant Groom white pressed
brick. East lst South. strictly
modern; south front large lOL
splendid barn. terms.
/ Special 40. g.
S6.2oo-S-room pr. Dr., East LIST South,
modern, lot ioNl25.
Special No. g.
SS,w0-l0-room b.. South 9th East. close
ln, in dristocratc netghborhOOd.
laf8e lot very conveniently ar
5 Hanged, large porehes. bay win
redwood finish. a bargain.
Special no. g.
F,o00-1o-room pr. br. South 9Th East.
close in, lot 42Xl65. brand new ev-
cry modern convenience.
Special 10. g.
A,2oO-7-room pr. Dr.. p ST.. strictly mod
ern' barn, chicken house, lot ak
a LARGE NUMBER OF f. 5 AND g.
ROOM HOUSES. BRICK AND FRAME.
MODERN. on THE EAST. WEST AND
NORTH SIDES. CLOSE IN. FOR SALE.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT DOWN
BALANCE EASY MONTHLY PAY
MENrS
LOTS" LoTsm Lorsm
BUY LOTS NOWu
PREPARE FOR THE COMING BOOM.
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TWO beautiful and l0-r0Om new
houses close boo, easy terms 3f 9Th East
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FUTILE BROS l49 Main S.
I,io) buys s r.. mod brick, 3xl0 rods and
It. OF W.
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FINE g-room brick. 10th South am
Main, arranged for two families. Littl
& Little. No. 4 w. I'd South.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-28

We actually owned the nickel supply
of the world, which was afterWard
bought from us by Americans.
1.-THE Lake View mine yielded 10000
ounces of gold a month. The resulting
dividends caused the stocks to rise from
So to $3.50 q share. OF course the peO-
pie who bought the stock at $3.50 paid
too much for it. They came in at the
top, and they went out at the bottom.
They want to lay the burden of blame
on other shoulders. l myself was de-
ceived by the judgment of the manager
of the Lake View mine, who assured
me that it would yield 10000 ounces of
gold a month for an indefinite time.
sank $5,000,00O of my own money in
the mine on the strength of that assur-
ance.
''Well. as in the case of the Com
stock mine in America, the rich bodies
of gold in the Lake View mine were
rapidly exhausted. The monthly pro-
duction fell from 10000 ounces to TO-
600 ounces. and the price of stock fell
from $3.50 to $50. That is an illustra-
ton of how the stock of our other
properties rose and fell. The war IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-28

the failure, sum which they had pre-
viOusly made in commissions. The firm
failed in the London Stock Exchange.
Mr.. Flower, the head of this firm, has
been trying for n long time to get sig
natures for a petition asking for Grim
inal proceedings against me. He seems
to represent the revengeful loser in
open, legitimate speculation.
There was nothing fraudulent about
my companies. They were created for
the purpose of buying and owning the
mining properties of other companies.
The three companies which failed had
a capital stock of only $25O00,O0O. The
other companies are all right. They are
still paying dividends, and the compa-
MES which failed are not without as
sets.
Take the Lake View mine, in West
ern Australia. 1t had u capital stock
of $25O,000. In three years it actually
paid $15,OOO,OO0 in dividends-within
three years. 1t paid in dividends in
one quarter more than it's whole capt.
tai stock. The Ivanhoe mine, also of
Western Australia. also paid more in
dividends than its whole canital stock.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-28
WRIGHT ON HIS ARREST
British Promoter Discusses His Operations

this matter of fact personality. Even
in the place of his captivity he smoked
his cigar and talked with the air of a
business man accepting the hardshipS
of an unjust arrest.
Mr.. Wright has a deep, lazy and
pleasing voice. He speaks frankly and
has sincere manner. He makes few
gestures. When listening to another,
he draws in on his cigar slowly, and
then, when about to make an answer,
he lets the smoke issue from his lips,
throws back his big head and looks
earnestly through his gold trimmed
spectacles. 1t is hard to imagine a
more substantial type.
cit is fortunate for the directors of
the American trusts that they are not
under the companies laws OF Eng
land" he said. ''They could not carry
on business there as they do here.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-28

In an interview with James Creel-
man, the New York Worlds represent
ative, Whitaker Wright, promoter of
the collapsed London and Globe FL
nance corporation. declared in the re-
ceiving room of the Ludlow street Jail,
in New York, that there was no more
justification in his arrest than there
would be for the arrest of J. Pierpont
Morgan in case there should be an
enormous shrinkage in United States
Steel stocks.
What happened to me might happen
any day to the men who stand at the
head of any of the great American in
dustrial combinations" said Mr.. Whit
aker Wright. "Take the United States
Steel corporation, with its hundreds Of
millions Of stock. Suppose that that
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-28

Your great industrial companies tan
sell their stock at discount. In Eng
land purchasers of stock must buy it
at par. You could not float your indus
trials in London. 1t would be impossi
BILE to organize companies there on the
lines followed in America. The laws
would prevent it.
Now, the trouble with the London
and Globe British America and Stand
ard corporations, for whose failure L
have been blamed. was simply that in
a time of speculative enthusiasm the
public bought their stock for more than
it proved to be worth. As the profits
and the prospects of profits grew lar
ger people lost their heads and paid
any sort of price for stock. 1t is al
ways so in periods of inflated values.
You have a situation like that in Amer
lea now. When the crash comes. some
people take their losses cheerfully,
knowing that they have only their own
judgment to blame; but some want a
scapegoat and 4 little. blood.
''The warrant upon which | was ar
rested was sworn out in London by q
firm of brokers. which lost 100000 in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-28

greatest enterprise in the world shoulo
fail and it's stock shrink $5o0,00O,O00 in
value. Would the people who lost their
money then have Mr. Morgan arrested?
Would he be to blame because they
bought watered stock ut more than it
was worth?''
There is something inexpressibly
grave and calm about Mr.. Wright He
is a large man-large in body and in
manner. The big, full head, wide face,
jowled jaws, deep, serious hazel eyes,
short nose, strong, fat teeth, projecting
under lip, double chin, iron gray, coarse
mustache, large ears and powerful
neck go we'll with the deep chest and
short, massive figure. The hands are
broad, but fine-the hands of practi-
cal man.
There was no sign of the criminal in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1903-03-28
PAGES 8 TO IL.

South Africa Drought on a Crisis. some
thing hard TO be struck by lightning,
and naturally it was our speculative
properties.
There is no essential difference be-
tween what we did in England and
what your industrial companies are
doing in America. When times are
good and money free, prices will rise
and rise, and people plunge headlonG
into the market, buying at any price
and without investigation. 1t is so in
England 1t is so here. 1t is so every
where. The value of all securities be
comes inflated. No one thinks of dam
ger. Then comes the crash, as it must
inevitably come when prices fall to
the lowest level. 1t. generally happens
that the people who buy at the highest
prices in times of speculative excite
ment sell at the lowest prices. Cool
headed. cautious men drop out before
the crisis is reached.
''Then the loser turns to the pro-
spectus of the company. Now, a pro
spectus may be all right, and yet after
a failure it may look all. wrong, There
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piercing screaE.s nil they broke in con-
fusion and fed. when our conquerinG
hero returned in triumph To his friends.
The case is on record where Il Con-