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The Washington times., 1906-10-20
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over thousand duckllngs, and had already mark
eted fifteen hundred ducklinss and twice many
broilers- From the chicks that earliest hatch
ed we VIII select some six thousand puets for next
seasons layers. The receipts the broiers and
ducklings now going market are already meeting
the expenses OF the poultry work, and a we shall
soon be arketing large quantities of roasting
chickens and IF selected shall within sixty
days be making a handsome profit. We have now
increased our winter broodins capacity 20 5000
chicks and shall erect growing houses Of equal
pacty. Laying houses for 2.0eo head are now com
pleled, the foundations for The remainder are al
ready in and the frame work under way
For the tull second year / plan 10 raise over one
hundred thousand broilers and roasting chickens
and 10 carry from twenty TO twenty-five thousand
layers for market eggs. For the first full years
laying period If hens life average pront Of
SIS per head can be made. Twenty thousand mead
viii stand to net profit of $4,000 y hundred
thousand broilers and rOasters will net much
The Model Poultry Company is incorporated url-
DER the laws of the State of New York is capitalized
at TlO4Gf9-iOuVe shares Of par value Of $40 each
iuIly paid and non-aSs sessablc I personally sub
scribed and paid Tor S23O0 worth of stock. a por-
lon has heen set aside and is being sold in small
subscriptions 10 poultTymen who wish to ship their
product to ur selling agencies. and profit by
educational value of the bulletins which VIII De
issued for tn benefit of all stockholders who keep
or who cont enpate keeping, poultry for pleasure
or profit w e shall establish own selling agen-
cles' e alla ing the middle man and securing the
top price for the company and for the subscribers
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Newspaper Support Enlisted.

Methods of putting the Greater Wash
ingtOn boom movement. with its
various side issues. upon firm financial
basis were discussed at an informal
meeting held yesterday afternoon in the
board room OF the American Security
and Trust Company. In calling the
meeting, IL was the intention TO enlist
newspaper support in furthering the
movement, and by invitation four edi-
torial representatives of the local papers
responded to hear The views OF Charles
j. Bell, James r. oyster, and Thomas
" Smith. Each member OF the con-
ference was asked 10 give his view. and
a number of plans were discussed. but
the meeting being informal. no definite
action was taken.
On next Friday evening a meeting be
tween representatives of the three trade
organizations. the Board OF Trade the
Business Mems AssOcia ton, cad the job
hers and Shippers Assoc. alton will be
held 10 form definite plans concerning the
future of the objects ir yOlyed in the
Greater Washington movement. The sense
OF the meeting viii be 10 develop what ac-
ton the three bodies intend taking to-
ward combining their interests in push
ing the movement. As yet no place Of
meeting has been decided upon
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CEREUS BLOOMS AT NOON
INSTEAD OF NIGHT TIME

NORRISTOWN. Pa. Oct 20.-Afr. ard
Mrs. Thom1s FntwistIe, Of Plymouth
Meeting have a night blooming ccreus
rhat developed a remarkable idiosyn-
Grassy when it became twisted i'm lis
dates and hours, and instead of bloom
ing In the night il hung fire until noon.
when ii burst into bloom.
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NOSEBlEED KILLS GIRL;
SECOND CASE IN WEEK

PITTSBURG. oct. 2o.-Miss Margaret
Carr. Of McKeesport. daughter Of city
Fireman John Carr died at the Pitts
burg Hospital Of hemorrhages Of the
nose.
Miss Carr. who was eighteen years old,
had been In excellent health until last
Friday. when her nose began 10 bleed
without any apparent cause, Physicians
We're unable 10 stop the hOw. and she
was taken 20 the hospital, but the doc
tors there were also powerless. and she
died from loss Of blood. The body is
emaciated.
This is the second fatal case OF nose
bleed here within a week.
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SWEET-SOUR APPLE
A BURBANK FREAK
Astonishment Caused by the Plant
Wizards Exhibit at Stanford
University.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal, Oct
20.-Students and faculty OF Stanford
University were astOunded when Luther
Burbank. the plant wizard. exhibited an
apple which was red and sweet on one
side and yellow and sour on the other.
Burbank was speaking on plant evo-
luton. He said a certain difficult ex-
pertinent might be achieved by infinite
patience and constant work, but II
would be much more dlf1cult than max
ing a delicious fruit both sour and
sweet.
Burbank offered reward Of $1,000 for
an ounce o. .hOrseTadish seed. saying
that he had tried ten years in vain 10
cultivate seed.
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BIG MONEY IN POULTRY
A CHANCE FOR Al
OF THIS GREAT IN
A CHANCE FOR AL TO PARTICIPATE
OF THIS GREAT INDUSTRY BY A SMALL INVESTMENT
Directed and Managed by Charles A. Cyphers
The Worlds Authority on Poultry

According the /. 9 Census Reports there is
annually produced throughout the United States
about five hundred million dollars worth OF pOul-
try and such a amount is hard for the
mind 10 grasp. AS comparison might say 70
exceeds in value all the steel and iron produced
the nation. It is far in of the wheat
grown on the farms or the country and IS
money than all the gold and silver mines all
world produce in year.
The peculiar feature Of this vast industry is the
fact that fully four-fts of the product raised
farmers and small poultry men. who have little or no
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The plan o. this company enables You make
money out of the poultry industry without knowing
"LyihihE about the business. without devotIng any
OF your time 10 H. ana with capital OF from $1,000
up. our plan % make poultry pay large dividends
does not nee essitate your coming individually into
the poultry business. II is simply plan for
ment in a stock company-thc Model Poultry Com
pany- In all corporate business enterprises success
or failure depends upon the personality of the
AT the helm Without egutism ] believe / safely
saw that no the United States IS better quail
flied than myself by training experience and anti
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knowledge OF the science Of breeding ueubating or
raising poultry II Is simply I'd side line with these
people The tOck Is allowed shift for itself The
conditions are anything but favorable producing
good results, while marketing facilities extreme
IN crude and limited and vet even under such add
verse cIrcum stances poultry keeping frequently pays
high investment. 70 enter
the poultry business on large scale. under mos,
favorable cir Gums tauces. with demonstrated seeu-
uhc methods and skiilfIl experienced mana cement.
the Model Poultry Co, OF Buffalo. y. Y. was
formed
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and knows what have done for the poultry indus
Try. The s. successful business methods and
lhat knowled ge Of artificial poultry raising that
have enabled me TO build up the largest business in
the world I'm the manufacture of incUbatng and
broodlng app eratus viii be employed in carrying 20
highly profitable ard successful issue the business
OF the Model Poultry Company.
For several years I nave been shaping nv other
business affairs that ! could give a great part
my time 10 he rearing OF poultry on large scale,
10 the building OF large poultry business. With
this end in view, the Model Poultry Company was
organized late this spring. and farm size most
desirable in every particular found twelve miles
from the Blu ffalo city line which latter city my
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Safe as a Savings Bank

This is not wildcat mining prOpo-
sitiOn with ninety-nine chances of fail
ure TO one of success, nor a 'get-rich-
quick scheme, inviting you to put
your money in an enterprise which
exists only on paper and promising i'm
aginary profits The Model Poultry
Company has substance The Model
Farm is a real farm already in sue
cessful operation. and the progress
made in less than five months shows
that the company will make money
for its subscribers. Here is an oppor-
tunity to secure a safe, conservative,
and highly profitable investment, lust
as safe as the usual bond or mortgage
that pays bat or per cent l will
personally guarantee a 10 per cent an
nual dividend for two years, covering
what is usually the constructive period
of new business, when investors do
not expect dividends to be earned. I
will do this because i know the busi-
ness, and the profits are already in
sight. The business interests of all
stockholders and the business interests
of myself must be identical.
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To properly finance the company and enable it 70
do a large and profitable business, a portion of its
capital stock IS offered 70 investors
Unlike the usual stock proposition, without any
ground work in fact the stock in the Model Poultry
Company is being solo only at par, because every
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other business interests are cenIered Here at East
Aurora y " the home of the Village Farms OF the
late C. J. Ha mlU, I purchased 30 acres, and the
Model Farm came into existence By buying three
adjoining farm / Tble control the water
supply and ecure lust the lay Of land ! wanted.
long, gentle lOpc bisect-d by slight ravines. which
afford perfect natural drainage assuring continued
sweet, dry soil. With the added advantage a good
growing climate have an ideal location for a large
and successf al poultry farm.
No matter how promising the future of a business
may be, the first generally looked
upon as constructive rather than a profit king
period. In the of the Model Farm / have ne
business we'll in hand that
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made Title To the first farm was not secured until
the middle Of April. Local carpenters were busy on
contracts so that the only building could set up
quickly small broOdng house, holding 5000
chicks. BY Oprdting the inCubatOrs IN the house
cellar and sUppementins the nursery br0oder with
portable equipment. consisting OF IS colony hrooders
and l25 small eslony houses we had on September
lst, after period covering only four and one-half
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tude 10 succ essfuv manage and direct a poultry
business ON a large scale. II all informed
gardtug the poultry Industry, familiar with
my name and work AS designer and inventor Of
the most sue cessfUl lHCubatng and broOding 8ppa-
ratus, have necessarily been in the foremost rank
Of investigators IN artificial poultry rearing. Thou
sands OF bre cierS who making money with
poultry owe their success to my Investigations and
teachings. Ore-hslf a million copies of my book,
incubation and Its Natural Laws, have been sold.
1t Is used a textbook in nearly all of the Agr-
cultural Colleges Of the United States and Canada,
and agricut ural experiment stations where poultry
classes are run. Every poultry man in the United
States is already acquainted with by reputation,
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Will Personally Guarantee an Annual
Dividend Of IO% for the First Two Years

I confidently expect the business TO earn more
than this the first year. and than 20 per cent
the second Look At the remarkable progress already
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Gave Good References.

He gave as reference many prominent
names I'm the vaudeville world. The
girls asked ar the Offices Indicated as
70 the sanding of Roland West and were
Informed that he was a reputable actor
and that ne was about TO begin his en-
gagement ia this city.
Each of the young women was eau
toned 10 say nothing TO the others
about having been engaged and in this
way the man was able 10 sign contracts
with all. When the Inquiries became
so numerous that suspicion was aroused
the inquiries were referred 10 the Of
flee of Louis Wesley. IN the ST. James
building. under whose mana cement
West is playing. lie was at once aware
that a deception had been practiced.
When West opened for his weeks en-
gagement the stage entrance was crowd
ed with the young women who had
been, as they thought, engaged As
soon as they caught sight of the real
Roland West they discovered that they
had been sWindled and several OF them
became hysJeriCal
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explained that he was 10 play a week 3
enga cement at popular vaudeville
house this week. but. owing 10 sudden
Illness, Il was necessary for him 10 fill
two positions IN his company. He made
"a great show of questioning each girl
as to her ability. and then. pretending
TO be satisfied gave her contract 70
sign
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share Of stock issued has been paid for and is
worth one hundred cents the dollar.
Write for illustrated prospectus. showing
views or the farm poultry buildings, poultr,-, etc.
This will be mailed YOU POSTPAID
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Used Stage as His Bait
To SWirdLe Many Girls
Hundred Young Women Defrauded by Man
Who Promised Them Positions in Big
Vaudeville Act in New York

NEW YORK. October 2e-Lured by
the promise OF being given good parts
in a headline" vaudeville act. more
than one hundred girls fell easy victims
TO the scheme of a swindler who. mas
Querading under an assumed name
that OF the star OF the sketch-had no
difficulty in persuading each of the ap-
plicants TO pay him IS, pretending IL
was a deposit on the wardrobe. Some of
the unfortunates paid twice that amount
on the promise that they would be per
mitted To play two parts
AT the house in which he operated in
West Thirty-first street. nothing was
known of his present Whereabouts. as
he decamped after having fleeced as
many OF the young women as he could
without imper!ling his safety. The po-
lice are looking for him. His victims
threaten 10 do him violence if they meet
him, for in many cases he took their
last dollar.
Had Attractive Ads.
IN papers an advertisement appeared
which offered good opportunities" for
young women who wished TO 90 upon
the stage So attractively was the ad-
vertisement worded that about fifty
young women visited the place the fol
lowing day,
EaCh was seen individuality. The man
Introduced himself as Roland West and
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-12-20
WILL NOT APPEAL CASE.
Schandein inheritance Tax Suit Is
Settled.

Milwaukee, Dec. 19-The Schan-
dein inheritance case has been settled
and no appeal will be taken to the
supreme court. The entire tax,
amounting to s143,266.77, has now
been paid to the Milwaukee county
treasurer as provided by the Judgment
signed by Judge Carpenter OF this
amount the major portion was paid by
Mrs. Clara S. Heyl the residuary leg
atee, whose share of the tax amount
ed To S124,4S7. OF this amount $40,
600 had been paid within the time SCI
by law. The tax of Emil Schandein
and Mrs. Ella H. Frank amounted to
$1,000 Of this amount sS,024 was
paid within the IS months period,
leaving balance of $2,011 with a
penalty of 10 per cent, amounting to
SS4S. Judge Carpenter has also en-
tered Judgment in the matter of the
inheritance tax of the estate of the
late John L. Mitchell. The amount
to be paid is $1O,59 with a penalty
amounting to $2,56O. This tax must
be paid by the widow, the shares to
each of the seven children being
small enough to escape taxation.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-12-20
FORMER GRAIN
MAN CONVICTED
Of DEFRAUD|hC

Chicago, Dec 19.-George S. McRey.
nolds, until recently prominent
dealer in grain and elevator business,
was yesterday convicted of obtaining
money from different banks of Chica-
go on fraudulent warehouse receipts.
The particular indictment upon
which McReynolds was tried charged
him with removing about 1000 bush.
els of grain from an elevator in South
Chicago when the corn had been
pledged as security for money loaned
him by the corn exchange on the
National bank Altogether it was
charged that McReynolds disposed OF
grain valued at more than 100000
on which he had borrowed money
from numb II of local banks Sew
eral Of these lost more than 100000
each through the alleged manipula
ton of McReynolds.
The offense of which McReynolds
was convicted is punishable by i'm
prisonment in the peniteniary OF
from one to 10 years. Pending the
hearing of the motion for a new tria
McReynolds was released on $4,000
bonds.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-12-20
START FIRE TO
COVER ROBBERY

Middletown, o.. Dec. l9.-Fire,
which it is said was started to hide
traces of a robbery and possible muir
der, destroyed the Rommel house
here yesterday afternoon. c. r Pow.
ers, proprietor Of the hotel, was
found bound and gagged near the
door Of the furnace N the basement,
and was sayed from probable death
by the fremen. Earl AIbertsOn, a
5oarder, was cremated IN bis room
and several OIL sr boarders had mar
row escapes Powers had been nit
on the mead and rendered uncOn.
5cious He revived partially and
talks about two men grabbing him
rom behind his counter and Of how
one hit him on the heau twice. Pow
ers was known 10 have a large
amount Of money on his person and
this with his watcI, was taken from
him
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-12-20
ENCIln,~. DAY IN BIG LIFE COM,
PANlES.
ADMINISTRATION IN LEAD
Claim Election in New York Life and
Also in Mutual--untemeyer VIII
Not Give Up but Declares Vote
is Close and IN Favor OF
Change.

New York, Dec, Probably new
en- before in the history of the coun.
try has there been anything to com
pare with the election yesterday cr
trustees for the New York Life and
the Mutual Life Insurance companies
In the number of ballots cast and the
expenditure of time and money, the
election approached that of one of
the states. Certainly no corporation
.or society election over measured up
to il in magnitude and interest.
The total vote cast by both compa.
mics upppximates 100000. of which
about 100000 will be In tho New
York Life, in which the contest has
been moro vigorous and more bitterly
waged, Ii is expected that II will be
some weeks before the votes are
counted and the results known
The Equitable Life Assurance scot.
ETY., Mutual Reserve Life Insurance
company and Security Mutual OF
Bmghamton, also held elections yes.
tCvday but as there was no opposition
the elections of their administration
tickets were but perfunctory proceed.
ings,
The officials of both the New ynrl,
Life and the Mutual companies de-
clared last night that the administga,
ton tickets had without doubt been
elected by large majorities, The In.
te natioual policyholders' committee
through Samuel untemeyer, general
counsel, expressed the conviction that
the reform tickets would win in both
companies, but by n comparatively
close margin.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1906-12-20
CONTRACT LET FOR klL6oURN
POWER ENTERPRISE,
DELAY IN FINDING SITE
Soundings Showed Several Desirable
Locations to BE lmpraoticable--La
Crosse Stone Company Gets the
Contract--Two Steam Roads TO
Haul Rock.

The La Crosse Stone company one
of the largest labor organizations In
the city. has been awarded the con
tract to construct the great dam at
Kilhourn over the Wisconsin river
one of the largest dams ever built In
the state Burt Mead, superintendent
of the company, will employ crew
of 100 men with Wow Of completing
the work rs soon as possible, DNca'
vatons will be begun at both ends
and there will be two dummy lines
operated by steam to haul The rock
needed In the contract The drilling
for blasts viii be done by compressed
air and dynamite viii be used for
blasting
The huge dam which Is TO be con
structed will furnish water power for
an electric plant from which the
current will be transmitted to ada.
cent cities. The dam alto ia owned
by the Southern Wisconsin Power
company, which backs the entire pro
iect with a capitalization of $500.
600 In the company are leading
Madison and Chicago ilnanciers,
among them being T. H. Spooner and
MagTus Swenson,
Considerable delay has been exper
fenced I'm the enterprise on account
of locating n suitable site for the
dam. Soundings taken have proved
tlcable. The new dam will be con
structed just below the site Of the
present one.