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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26
Tho Storm-Pelrel.

Over the gray exparse OF see the wind
is gathering the clouds. Circling be.
tween the clouds and the sea. like u
flash Of lighting, is the storm petrol OH
high.
Now touching a wave with his wing,
now shooting heavenward. Gactlike. he
is crying, and the clouds hear glad It'd.
inRs in his cry.
There is thirst for storm in that cry,
The force Of rage, the flame OF passion
the confidence Of victory do the clouds
hear in that cry.
The gulls are grooming before the
storm, groaning and tossing Over the
sea; ready to hide their terror at the
bottom Of the sea.
The cargeese, toe, are grooming The
Joy o: the struggle is unknown to them;
the din OF strife awes them.
The eilly albatross hides his fat body
in the clifTs. Tho proud torn .treI
alone is soaring boldly, freely over the
sea-, the waves singing, dancing on high,
coming to meet the thunder.
The thunder roars. Foarning with
fury, the waves are raging, battling
with the wind. Now the wind seizes a
flock OF waves in gigantic embrace, now
hurls them with savage hnte to the
rocks, SCATTERING them to dust and
emerald spray.
Shouting ioyously, the storm-petrel
ID c~ircling like a black flash OF light
ming piercing the clouds like a spear,
brushing foam oil the waves with it's
winge.
There hc is, flying like n demon, a
proud, black storm-demon, laughing
and sobting at once. 1t is at the clouds
he is laughing; it is for JOY he p
sobbing.
In the thunder's rage the sensitive de-.
mon perceives a weary note, the voice
OF defeat. He knows that the clouds
cannot conceal the suu-not they.
The wind is signing; the thunder Is
pealing. Hundreds of clouds CLEAN
blush over the precipice OF tie Sea.
The sea is catching darts Of Lighting
and s%mothering them in its bosom.
Like serpents Of fire the reflections Of
the lighting are writhing, vanishing one
after the other.
The storm is advancing! Another
minute and the storm will come with Il
crash.
1t Is the intrepid storp.petrel who is
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26

~i'or ten ycurH,- says 1t vii knowu
PnrlaiclphIa physician. al have uI.
yotatci npplcg ia u cure for drunk.
runcss. H. that time | nave tried The
apple Curc on some 10 or 30 drunEards,
and my success Inns bocn mcst crafty
ing.
act my man afflicted with the love
IT drink eat three or more uIplr4 duiIy
and the horrible craving will gradually
leave him. Tho uur" will bo greatly
helped along II hc also smokes as little
ns possible.
At know u woman who cured a drunk.
on husband without hia knowIcdgc by
keeping always n plentiful Supply Of
good apples on The dining table. The
man ate thcs" apples aud finally stopped
iuui; H. a~ltugo'h,r.'
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26
W" Lend the World.

\ Washington dispatch Of the 18Th
Tho United States leads the world
both in the present mileage and the re-.
cen growth Of it's railways. This is
shown in u report "OH the tran5porta.
ton routes and systems 81 the world,-
issued by the bureau Of siatL lies of the
del artmcut Of commerce aud labor. 1t
points ont that Of the total rail way
mileage OF the world agrrcgatmg IN
1901, 5l3, 600 milca. there wore 2ll.O7l
miles in the United Staics; "5.:323 miles
in European Russin; 32.yGT miles in
Germany; %, lO2 in France; 5000 in
India; DIED il AUstria.Iiungary, -.
G3i IL The United Kingdom; lg,Gll III
Cnnnda; lj,ajG in Mrxico; 1881 il
Italy; y,3'S in Brazil; 7,Ggi III Sweden.
1872 III Siberia, Mauchuria and the
other former A"intic possessions ot
Hussia; I,i91 IN japan and l,l7G IL
China.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26

The work 81 construction on the Las
Vegas ~ Tunupnh railroad 10 progressing
with a vim. Contractors. engineers
and material men are busy G., ar
through.
The material yard employs 100 mon
in pi,mg rails, ties M feed for the
features III which all these throngs are
to be applied.
Deal BTc5. * M~cndenhall. the con-
Tractors for the grading, have 20 men
in their employ Mt present and lis
teams on the grade line. These active
forces are distributed Tor miles along
the surrey, and make the dirt fly, winch
permits the calculation that within
torty.livc days they will reach Indian
creek with the grade in such condition
rs to bc closely followed by the track
layers and tie binders. Ten miles OF
this grade IS completed, and last
Thursday track laying was'commcnccd
With the number Of men engaged II
will be but a week or two before it will
be ready FOR motive operations to this
point.-Lis Vegas Times.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26

truly miraculous seemed the recovery
Of Mrs. Mollie Holt OF this place. writes
J. o. Il. Hooper, WooLford, Tenn, -she
was go wasted by coughing up pass !Fom
her lungs. Doctors declared her end GO
near that her family had watched by her
bed side forty-eight hours; when, at my
urgent request DR.. Kings New Discovery
was given her, with the assorlshmS
result that Improvement began, y con-
,nued until she finally completely re-
covered, and is Is healthy woman to'dn:.
Guaranteed cure for coughs and Gods.
zoe and sl.OO at Elko Drug Co.. drug
rists. Trial bottle free,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26

by a system under which 10 one can be
held responsible by the law mean
not only the ';rerzied finance tina. is
responsible for tie many SUICIDES, de-
falctious and the like. but also the
system of Cuisines in business and
lanIIoriism.w hich sweats the zen out Of
the mcu and women until they ARD forced
into die street To steal or stnrvc.~
la the opinion ~ u well know do:
tor, London has become ;hc worst city
III the world. There ia more vice, crime,
lunacy an; drunkenness here hu
said, THAN III any other rity in Tie
wO-lI-
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26
The Sew Mining I;uiIdinE.


Never in - history of the Uni.-r
-ity Of Nevada was there us much IN.
tercst TAX II IN the wor. IN tine mlumE
department us there is at tine present
true.
IGe students appreciate the fact that
the regents have provided AN excellent
inning laboratory and assay room for
them and are making the most Of their
opportunity. The larg" mining building
recently completed is one OF the best
equipped mining buildings OF the coast
and Tie students have an opportunity 10
gain Il :h' rough practical knowledge Of
their studies.
There Is a email mill in the building
and each student i'll the mining class
will have to Xaow how to run this before
they will be passed in tho work.
Ihorc ara also Il number Of assay fur.
naces and the students are not only re-.
CURED to anjize their orca but are -,
QHired to assay them, just MS il they were
doing the work for some large mining
company.
y mining senior in tho college said
ycaterday, in taking OF the building
and ita equipment:
Il have been III the mining buildings
OF both Stan'ori and California, and in
many ways | thiun the Nevada building
has Il better equipment for practical
work in mining. Everything in the
-
"A mining man should know is taught in
"A ptaiticl way in the mining depart.
mcnt OF the college."-GaZcttc.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26

ions purchased only one suit OF clothes,
Il cheap pair Of gray trousers and two
oyercoats; while four straw hats, at a
shilling each. were all the head covering
required FOR sixteen years.
Once a month the a~ousekcCper cut
his hair: and that his locks should not
be wasted she had orders to s;utI mat.
tresscs with them. When his frock
coat became traycd and green Mrs.
Ealden cut oil It's tails and converted
it. FOR several years further use. into
u racket; while her master would
never have his shoes h!acErd OF his
them out.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26

Thousands OF DOilIT- Ia io~EIE" Alone.
\ Tonopoh dispatch says: Seventy.
tive thoupund letters, each one contain
uu2 literature and statistics OF this
section OF - ada, were semi from
Tonopuh .urIay. They are addressed
to every portion 81 the world, II re.
1Uircd an average Of four cents for
each Of tac 1900 Letters, about 5000
Tor postage alone, Tho letter were
sent out by l.. H. Patrick. who for
tho past month has had charge OF
Il large force Of s~tcno.rophcrs and
cleric engaged IN writing letters and
addressing envelopes.
1t required sixteen pouches to carry
this immense pile Of mail in al Huon to
he usual amount sent from here daily.
This is ,housht to br the largest arnouut
Of mail ever sent out a, one time by one
iirm IN Nevada.
With nm equal amount u business TO
DO handled from towns AMI cities III
the United States Tie government would
find it necessary to more than triple
the rr"rcnt number oi employees in the
postal service.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26

To the average man that rncia hi9
bFain to make domestic "ulz mccl on sID
or ?l5 a wook there ia ppmc'hng stuTi.
ling in the light recently thrown on tho
lilo and habits ~ Mr.. Samuel Dunlap.
tho o]ctogcnarinn millionaire. who died
a fcw wookg aRo in iondon.
Mr.. Dunlnp's housckoopcr dcclarcn.
among many other strange things. TINT
during forty years this owner Of mil.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26
Half The World Wonder

How the other half live. Those who
use Bucklen's Arnica Salyc never won
der il it Will cure cuts. wounls, burns,
sores and al Skin cruptions; they know
it Will. Mrs. Grant Sh! 1870 T.. Rcy.
nolds ST., Springfield, H., Guys: Il Il
gard it one OF the absolute necessities ~
housekeeping Guaranteed by Elko
Drug Co, druggist. DC.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26
New yaWelry Store.

II. F'rirIrk. ,hc Jrwcicr. announces
tia, he has zone I" san Frarciscn /"
secure the necessary fixtures To- prupcrl!
STOCK his new i"w"lr! "Gure ~ l-lko. to
II" !acn'cai IN raunrc'.un with s., rnour
jacobs store. w,.t for the new stock
all fresh goods at San Francisco price
and guaranteed.
ftuc watch repairing specially at
r~raEOnabl" prices.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26

proudly careeing among the flashes OF
lighting over the roaring, Infatuated sea;
it is the prophet Of victory who is shout
ing.
Let the storm blow and oar with Ill
its might,-Niaxim Goray.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26
WARNING!

All Hunting, Shooting or
Fishing is hereby forbidden
on our ranches at South
Fork. Any and all persons
trespassing will be prosecut-
ed to the full extent Of the
law. Reinhart Co.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1906-01-26
DIED.

DEowH-In EikO, Nevada. Jmuary %.
l9JG, Mrs. Myrtciln y. Drown, aged
q years, | month nud 2JIayn.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
|. S!''HAIMiIiEDi T07WEAR
OFFICER G. !. BADGE ! ].
CONSCIENCE HURT CONSTABLE
(! 1EcAusE He DRANK RoIs- Z
cNEp WEfISKEY AND st5.
WAS ROBBED.

TvAsH1NGToN On, Pa. Sept % Con.
stable Albert Little of Canton town.
ship. who handed his resignation to
the court. gave a peculiar reason for
40 doing. Little was charged with
irregular and unbecoming conduct, but
claims that It was not his fault, He
says that two men following a circus
here this week gave him one drink
of whfskey that was drugged and that
they then stole all his money his re-
yolver and his handouts. He says he
was SO greatly ashamed that he could
HE made the victim Of such an old
trick that be did not have the, copr=
age to longer wear an otticer's badge.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
Herring SCOTS
at Stensland
SAYS CHARGE THAT OTHERS
HELPED ROB THE BANK
isA BLUFF.


eric AGO. Sept Is with Paul o..
stenzl,,5,t. I,sir,,:lsin 4 .csli afthe toiiet
.nen states Attorney Hsaly has beelIn
IN eat a l,sss.s a he raesi,es II the law.
I a nnnii5er 81 psesons are trembling
81 \ festiif 81 4eai atiaent thar
x I, Il f,ade f,sli ina conplete
IA ana ltthat tie aiso fprpisheti
"a 4 I 4t,es al egery3 nsrsori 10 1. isl
Eed&fn i 5e loot ofgthe Bltf,v Asetlne.
stafe 4, that siilge
E+b6inb Is abont to iiiffst: tia gttiIt ],
eSes prem
3! ne city III M efsF. are
Iuade sun eillarcs ssectiyg
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earned 20 'r''1l y e se''' en- ''.' :.
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mont, ppn 's'. Hs vas np Us. ''.'A
ana ~ou'o Ps'psAP's Is un'.'a - :
tend 'is seEsees- the sunaay ,. oe.oEs
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
Baby Replies
To His Critics
he Defends HIS EmPLovM EMIT
AS LAWYER FOR RAILROAD
AND OIL CONCERNS

pAILAsI Texae. sept. 2s-A state
raent made public by Senator sepf
w Bailey j. reply to recent erlt eisms
ot MIN aud his record q n part as
follows
I'Ile Democrat c1 We not
foEgotten mt sss ely this kind
IN q lsht Jgag - lle on me lleI sgpss
mrs eiecteAs 10 the Semitic SIS years
atso. Etef hsl q won re Senator
SHIP ii cont fore the sfeos
tie Il cot Eies of i ishsd poll iciatis
made . desperate ait Tempt to defeat
nv lection ~ tte ature The
pre- ent agitation IVES largely i1aign:
rated 81 tie same men. VIM some out
side assurance am dictei upon
ezsctfg the same ttsansacti lions :iy
candidacy Tor lections "a the Sem
Eate III As stiblit tied to "a direct ballot by
the Demo- ratic part of exa and 4
within 900 votes Of the
numb r east for four Tie candt;
dates for governor: VI
The first step In camp align ot
NAL evidence and idetractlon was tElol
have q purported intery view with the
Hon Roger Sullivan. of Illinois. assault
ing me sent broad least over the couns
Mr. Sullivan promptl idepoune
esl that interview as a sfalsehood. The
next step was to- circulate the false
hood that the Tennes abroad prop
IIefties, for which i am the attorney
belong to the Standard on Company.
Some of the men who are circulate
ing that story know and all of them
could have learned Z with very little
inquiry, that the STANDARD OIL Com
Epany had no nterest in or connection
with these properties and that they
were owned by ii. q. Pierce, ]. g. Van
Blarcom W. I. II. Thompson and other
business men OF .fSt. Louis. The mu=
5nfcipality Of Nashville, In order to
provide It's people additional and COM
lpeting railroad facilities, had sub
Iseribed for 81 900 900 Of the stock of
the railroad
tHThe railroad had passed through
one recetyership and was on the verge
of another when I was called into the
II + " "a 4
ease. j accepted the enpfo yments and
tiiartormed exactly the same kind Of
service that would have been expected
Eof any other reputable lawyer. The
atement that put 81 100000 worth
Elofg securities in my pocket to do with
them as II pleased Is little less than
l5!rtdicutous. Every dollars worth of
bonds Of that railroad company was
lp1edged for its Indebtedness; and it
was my task to prevent those who
held them from enforcing their liens
and sacrificing the securities at q
forced sale.
t'That succeeded In doing this is
a matter Of great satisfaction to me,
as it was to my clients 4 not only
saved my clients a large sum, but 1
also managed to give the city OF Nash
vile three important competing rail
road systems, where before it had
suffered in The grasp of one.
FThe third step in the process was
to pretend that the testimony given,
BY Mr.. Pierce disclosed a.secret en-
ployment Of me in connection with
those properties. 81
There never was the least attempt,
to conceal my attorneyship for these
properties. nor was there the least
reason why 1t should be tconcealsd..@
80. - - Y.
" j ii y III
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rs - LIE rI1EI pAapRuEF5 Gill.

3Rlst3Es ~ gfes.f
lIs the Only ==oIaltIe Way % IIaN1ne
An Elective Cure. @
II you see c. woman or 9 man with lux
.uriant glossy half YOU may be sure nei-
Their has dandruff to nm CUNT to anything
I'm nearly every case where women an I
men have thin BRITT O hair. they oEe ts:
ito dandrnH Thereare hnndreds Of PIE,
aratiuna that claim 20 cure dardrp I
but not one hut Newbroes Her leide te s.
you that dandrnh % the result Of a. ser
into the sea p, and that Pc
smanent cure OF dan Ittif re and Its cqnset
qlent faIling and Ines s., can only tE5
had by Ii the M; and 4 here ne
other preparati ona that WI IL destroy thai
germ but Newbros Herplcide Destroy
the cause. and you emove the ehefE
/ Sold by leading druBBl sts.s Send toc... In
stamps for sample to The T4erpictde Cos
Detroit Mich: zS F. W
=. Bfiiingsiea Co, special
agents. $55 Z, s;:5 "A ..i q =
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28

~,tr,,.-- 30 Ch~,l~- .l-.iI-+,1 rartrr
n..,S7 i-o '''g ~ - NJ ~ lex sS' II
''-loo1. ''nns' jun = ''D' l2sV' ~.
psi1lt''' ,.a l.'s '.''.'... ~. ,'''. ..s,.
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l's II - $500 .s.,.s.s 80 sss' S's
ny s'1ss ss1'7''s 'esssse'
rs Eseeiysd ~ saueation i tn 3.
I'VE irInont stase Norma sire
attended tlae laseF soa t91.E
terms;
as he sla his tnaiusd ne
fRae strictly asie man Els
mother gass ,ittetance II tlle anbi
lions his aging that From
A child fie alNasS ifed 50 make
someth of hitnsel
"a rs j, 8 was Known
swas d man AZ extra 81 endows
men ana also 81 more chan ;ottii,
nav, naIy az inment. ms store 81 lhfors
nation vas Tieiis and friII at twenty E.ssis
3:ysafs. and had He lfvea to three
score y ,f. and ten. his accomplish
a IA Il ;Sys5,lld nave been elons. i
fegel IKE saying 81, aini gFiiat was true
n! iianoif llie,i. tIiat lie a
cred iFn6s st III & per.
feet years
And died not fypihg the life sot along.
~ lifesis: " 8SSF 81
sr1istIlIed "a q mere drop. allinE like
& tear n
INN ttlie world sgcold cheek to make
Il .h,ii,., "a ss54 "a
1 tSora NJ. s2s
me .iam ants III Il "a IA tllra. intel;
1ect,,a i. ana Z, dra were perfectly
-blende,l and wellEpoisasd IN looking
Am m he face Won beheld a man
Ihieh.to5ne6 and honorable. He lived
.fis iife On tia betElts. and didn't
know how to stoop to things low, nor
- islii an 5,inmanIy deed MS
mai ai.fIIai life was worthy Of tie
man. both as regards his thoughts
an, i sniratfons. IA wen a. the books
Which he read Being 4, great read.
"a Ia lived in HE realm at the intel.
n y -
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Afrleric can ] 81 atl On I ]
Was il D ] anger;
Would Have Been Blown Up Had a
Dynamite Plot Succeeded.

d X = u 4
STOCKHOLM. Sept: The Amer.
team Legation, although not t1le e direct
object OF the planned outrage had e
narrow escape from being blown w
by the Finnish refugee revolp tionfsts
who were arrested here Sept mber 22'
and was only saved by the timely ar an
rest of the conspira IT appears
that the latte ntended to- rob the
State bank, occupy lng part OF the same
premises as the Legation! The Films
had planned first to 4empty the vaults
Of the bank and then raze the bulls
ing wtthdynamite. SO pounds OF which
were found i'm their possession. The
men arrested declare the attempt will
be repeated by Others.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
True nIIII fEen- az seuth.

The magazines for September are
here. They are, as usual, entertain
lng and Instructive; hut some Of those
Old pictures Of the sans q ctresses are
a tribe monotone Porto
Rico Review. % !, 81 4 4
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
scared Both Of Them.

From the Law Notes.
When Mr. Justice Manle was on the
bench d bullying counscl4w was one day
brow beating an elderly female witness
in a case before him, Having badger
ed #her intoia state OF utter; speechIess-
ness. the lawyer applied to- the Judge
Ito make her answer his qlestio ns-
why do you not answer, madam
asked the judge. Because, my lord,
he scares me so, x replied the trenl=
bling woman, $50 does he me, rla'anls'i
SAID the 1llge; y.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28

NJ Look theawant ads over daily. You
may be wanted to-day Or tomorrow
lit. walt Tor tt.yg IS tt3
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-09-28
"a Wo manly Gala srls
and Weaknesses
Dr. Shops Night curs Sosthli. Hsili
and Cures while ih' Patient Sleeps

Il.s. bat r1.loly which phy.iaIana know iog
FEMALE Troubles u ccmpotcd or pqrt9 or 3
eef1dln Willie lilg. TO this nt1 a1dfa Other
r1m6diti which are iurepdt4 10 draw Qut ln1a
ndfdonl nnd heal rhn uftr1cd tnou1 prant1- This
1uothing nutlalptlc local npplicltfon - l-uorn
by dtnFRsts 4nd phys CLANS every lere IS u1s
Slioofa NlsliG cupun NJ beeanse i cnrce
3rhfIf The pa Il g ut sleeps ana .he mora.
ia n itho AIN. lhe, inllalnu1a tion. - q
:. .;I. a: '.ss ss.5 'i
Sh6aid s. q Ill a nude atro1E-
~ SiioF and M sitalltg q III
butt and perfect ~ .|"kF heattA9 ~
manhood ItiHtn9 mis- eFetilnrteaaE
ing fdfahtFof 1ut-a beelnH VOICE tt4ft
4 5eSe BE and (, , Ioinsn ~ pai
SII00p.s Ni3nI ei5fl4 VIII com Z - ~ t1e4l1
81 Ft relief. 0u ~ ~ not lsno!e Cllt tEenelle
~ ananie pllg eia1g n nnt re5ns mn ]
La SfInoRN fII1 Cutfl may pc rel 80 rHqA
81 ~ ion local psip III ls,in1
I'M - tlpn Con ttqq 30 ~
lite pittifie ~ for DIR SiIooF ts4sA1l
cur Rer6fnna etid "a sud sold bl
-
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y - v, Y odnt111II and sllIlIl'1 -
I. NO. 2ei 700 a. ~; No 1
NV s. 10. zoo: s:55 4 III no. 1--
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County School Books.
at Globe Book Store, s14 Main 4 IL street set
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,sfUrulu Effective MAY 81. ir1..
FhiRMoNT. w. VA
a m,afIy except Sunday. 1lr1I
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= y 1IIIIrlillisoN, e 8. NiCdoLa,
, - Z,'NEy 6. z. MANlE'Y.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-01-04
LAWSON SCHEME?

Wall street had FIVE hours of high
pressure excitement Thursday, the
whole climaxing in whirlwind rush OF
high prices and a war dance OF en-
riched bulls. 1t all came about through
125 per cent money. One interesting
question which was discussed in the
financial district was the position OF
Thomas w. Lawson. Nothing has been
heard from him for several days and
traders are wondering whether he met
his fate in the recent copper boom,
or succeeded in weathering the storm
by the furry in the money market.
The street has not quite made up its
mind that Lawson has been short or
the market to the extent he admits,
and there is strong suspicion that
after all, he may have been long OF
stocks.
Traders say Lawson will be respon-
sible If a panic comes. Lawson has
stood in the light of the public, fright
ening it away while insiders picked up
bargains. The public is now hungry for
stocks and will come in and buy them
at top prices. Lawson has kept the
public out Of the greatest opportunity
for making money that ever was pre-
scented TO Wall street. His followers
who went short OF stock have been
ruined.
Belding banner. (Belding, Mich.) 1889-1918, 1906-01-04
MICHIGAN
HAPPENINGS
THE BEET SUGAR FARM
ERS CONSULT TOWN
SEND ON TARIFF.
GOVERNOR WARMERS FIRST PAR
DON is FOR BENNETT, WHO
WAS UNDER PAROLE.
DETROIT FURNISHED FOUR MUIR
DERs AND ONE UNSUITABLE
HOMICIDE LAST YEAR.
Farmers Interested.

A delegation of 25 leading sugar
beet growers from Blissheld and vi
entity, members of the Continental
Sugar Co., held a long interview with
Congressman Townsend Friday. The
matter under discussion was, Of
course, the disposition of the Philip
pine bill, which reduces the tariff on
sugar. The congressman said that he
believed the bill would pass, though Il
would doubtless hurt the beet sugar
industry. He was not altogether in
favor of the bill for this reason, but
could not see his way clear to vote
against IL.
The visiting delegates told Mr..
Townsend that If they are forced TO
abandon what has grown from an eX-
pertinent to a source of income 10
them, the price of their lands will de-
teriorate and they shall suffer a imam
cial loss. One delegate said that the
price of real estate near Blissfield had
raised SO per cent since the farmers
had began raising beets, and that
never before had the community been
SO prosperous.