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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
KENTUCKY BEAU
WON DINNER STAKE

Woodford Clay a young turfman from
the blue grass country, was the host at
a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria last
night which he gave to 10 other horse
owners because his two year -old gelding
Kentucky Beau had beaten all OF their
representatives In the Waldorf stakes
yesterday at the sheepshead Bay track
Kentucky Beau won in a gallop from Nc
Carter and this caused his owner to
preside at the table.
This Waldorf stake. like several other
races of it's kind. is a dinner stake, One
of its conditions is that the owner OF
the winning horse pay for a supper to
the unfortunate men who nominate $3.50
each for their horses TO race for IL and
failed TO win. There were 10 subscrip
tons. This sum of $25o0 plus $4,000 added
money and plate to the value of $500.
less $3.50 TO the owner Of the second
horse. made the race worth $3.50, and
Mr.. Clay could we'll AFFORD 10 act as the
host
Kentucky Beau was the best backed
horse I'm the race. ana mis- price dropped
from to l down 10 TO I. McCarter
and Convlle were the two favorites at
TO and to 5 respectively. but they
were only backed BY "boobs" (race-
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13

track name for men with money who
are gullible) who did not know that
McCarter was not up TO his best form
and that his owners, the Newcastle Sta
BILE (Blair Painter. Francis c. Bishop
and Andrew Miller) were rot backing
him heavily. The wise men Of the turf,
the club house members. aware Of this.
played Kentucky Beau
Everything was favorable for the sue
cess Of Kentucky Beau. McCarter beat
the barrier but Jockey Miller pulled
him back and permitted Kentucky Beau
TO so 10 the front and open up a gap OF
four lengths. These tactics just suited
the fast but erratic son OF Star Shoot.
and he fairly flew, When Miller tried To
make up his lost ground McCarter was
unable to respond and Kentucky Beau
held HIS advantage to the end
This defeat Of MeCarter did not finan-
cally injure the three owners OF the
Newcastle stable, who are regarded as
the greatest trio OF plungers on the turf
today but the defeat OF Running Water
cost them, IL was estimated by the book
makers. $50, 900 They We're so certain
that their filly would win the September
stakes that they backed her from 4 to
down TO % 2.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
CRAYS TAKE ONE
AND GIVE ONE.

Buffalo and Providence broke even In
a double-header at Olympic Park yester-
day. Providence took the first, 4 10 0, and
Buffalo retailiated by landing the second
10 l. Buffalo used up u men In the first
game 10 no avail. as Providence played
better ball and easily walked away with
the victory.
McCloskey pitched fine ball for Provi-
dence in the first game. easily keeping
TIE Bisons from scoring He was a mys-
terry and az no time was IN danger. Gett-
man, Murray and Mcconnell were the
only Bisons who found him, while six
men were retired on strikes. only two
innings brought hits for Buffalo. In the
fourth two hits were made. but the FIRST
by Gettman, was spoiled by a force out.
Another hit came IN the eighth and that
also resulted in a force out at second.
McCloskey also hit for two-bagger,
which resulted IN a run.
With one out In the second, Rock hit
for n base, advanced on Barton's out and
scored on McCloskey's double Poland 5
single scored McCloskey
In the third Dunn singled. went 10 sec
ond on Sebach's sacrifice. took third on
Storke's out and scored ON La Chance s
single.
To cinch the game In the ninth. Provi-
dence added another run. la Chance
drew a pass, advanced on Rocks sacri-
fee and scored on Barton's single.
kissinger and Elliott were opposed in
the second game. Rube did not have II on
the younger in the number OF hits, but
the Bisons' whacks came more oportune-
ly In two innings Buffalo punched seven
hits and amassed six runs. Providence
hit together in the first. when three bin
giles produced one run. From the fourth
on. Providence got a hit In every inning
httf N :
made in the eighth with two men down.
There was some sensational fielding in
this game. I'm which Poland starred, the
speedy right fielder robblng Gettman OF
two triples. In the fourth he chased a
drive, which was soaring over his head,
leaped into the air. showed up his left
hand and the ball spanked into IL. lie
was giving a rousing cheer. Ills next
catch was In the eighth. when he beat
Harley 10 a long drive 10 right centre.
This time Poland was forced to don his
hat.
Dunn did some good fielding and he
counted at the bat. He had the laugh
on Rube when he popped out a hard drive
in the seventh. the pitcher betting that
he could strike him out
After the second Elliott was invincibe.
as Buffalo did not get a ball out OF the
diamond the two hits being bunts. Four
hits. pass and sacrifice In the first,
and a single and double I'm the second.
ley. Dunn and Storke gave the Grays the
run in the hrst Twice after there was a
chance TO score. but the necessary hit did
not come.
(First Game)
PROVIDENCE.
alb III. po. a. &.
Poland. r. .... ..O u
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ILLINOIS CREW
WON THE RACE

A very exciting and interesting boat
afternoon. the racing crews OF eight bat
tleships OF the North Atlantic battleship
division competing. The course was three
nautical miles in length, and extended
from of Jordans Island. off the Goulds-
boro shore. straight away to the finish
line at the shore end of the feet. 1t was
a heart breaking race. but the jackies,
stripped 10 the bum. were trained To the
minute. and finished In very good condi-
tion.
The contest was for the possession of
the Battenburg cup. presented To the
North tlantic squadron at the time or
the visit Of the prince of Battenberg as
an Acknowledgement OF courtesies rem
dered. on board the fleet all was excite
ment when the start was made. several
thousands OF dollars had been wagered,
and every ship had pride in Its represen-
tative. The Illinois crew had been picked
as winner, and the prophecy proved a
correct one but only after most des-
perate struggle with the stalwart lads
who handled the oars in the Missouri cut
ter II was a seesaw from start To tnish,
first the capital OF the Illinois showing
I'm the van. only 10 be displaced moment
later by the yellow NJ OF the MlSSouii' 10
they neared the finish. in last desperate
spurt. the Illinois oarsmen pushed their
cutter across the finish line a winner by
half a length Third position went to the
Kearsarke crew. while the Iowa. Ala
bama, Indiana. Kentucky and Maine nm
ished in the order named.
Races for the Perry Belmont John r.
Drexel and Pensacola cups are 10 he held
during next week. and on Sept Is the
water carnival, the most important event
In the squadron sports. will be held.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
JERSEY CITY CLUB
EFFECTS SOLD

To make good shortage OF about $3.50
in personal taxes the furniture belonging
10 the Jersey City Eastern Baseball club
were sold this afternoon.
Efforts TO collect the taxes from Rob
ert Davis. Democratic leader In Hudson
county. personal owner Of the club, prov
ing of no avail. Deputy Collector Of Per-
sonal Taxes John Graham determined
upon the sale az the only means OF get
ting the money.
SO far as the New Jersey fans arc con-
cerned they are not worrying, as the local
team has already played its last game at
home for the season.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
TROTT|NG RECORD SMASHED
BY SWEET MARIE, zoo 3-4

made later in the week. The third heat
was a case of nose and nose hnish De
tween Gold Dust Maid and orc, the for-
mer winning by a narrow margin.
In the first heat of the 2:0S trotung race
Sweet Marie beat Wentworth oy 10
lengths, the second heat resulting In the
sensational record breaking event previ-
ously mentioned.
The second heat Of the 2:11 pace was
sensational in character. Ruddy Kip win
ming by a neck in 2:04%, lowering MS
mark. .,
Graft won the 2:O6 pace after finishing
fifth in the first heat. summaries
Chamber OF Commerce state, 2:9 trot'
purse $1,000
Gold Dust Maid. blk m. by Silver
Thorn. dam by Robbie Gold Dust,
+. F. Geers Memphis (Geers)... !
ORC, blk b. Mccarthy )............... l
Tuna b. m. Curry ................ =
John Caldwell. br. z. CThompson)
Lake Queen b. m. (Rosemire) ...... ! 8
w. J. Lewis, b. z. (Smith) .......... .
Advancer, b. z. (Carpenter) ....,..4 D
Van Zandt. b. m (Devereaux)."
Lisonjero. b. z. (Howard) .:.";".u 10
Helen Norte b. m. CRutherford). 10 10 3
Mainsheet. blk h. (Thomas)...... IL Or
Time-2:07A 2.07&, 2:01A.
2:o5 trot, purse 1920:
Sweet Marie b. m, by Mckinney
Lady Rivers, by Mambrino King, A.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13

The iong-continued dampness during the
vacation season caused the floors in % OF
the school buildings 20 bulge badly. and
Ia number Of Instances parts 81 the
flooring will have 10 be relaid The re-
pairs and alterations on the Thayer stree
school are about completed. and the ar,
escapes are now available.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
ENTERTAINED rs FRIENDS

Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio i. Paine yesterday
afternoon and evening entertained a
party of friends az their home on Baffin
court. At 8 o'clock 1b sat down 90 enjoy
a Rhode Island clamhakc. The grounds
were handsomely decorated with japanese
lanterns. which were lt up In the eve
ming. when social features were enjoyed.
Music was discoursed by 4. IL Thurber.
harpist. and Miss winIfred Atweu. vio-
IfVIat
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
BALL CAME At
ROCKY POINT

There will be n ball game at Rocky
Point on Sunday next since II has beer
arranged for the Fall River New England
league team TO come to Rocky Point that
day and meet the Pawtuckets
The battery for the Fall River team will
be Gilroy, Swanson and Sullivan. and for
the Pawtuckets Kellogg and Brown viii
do the pitching. while Vetters will catch.
II is expected ahat the game will be a
good one
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p. Mcdonald. Albany "a. p. McDon-
aldD OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .'.s...s 4 4
Wentworth. blk. &. (McCargo) ...... ? 2
Time-2:04: 2O3A.
Lakeside stake. 2:ll pace. purse $500:
Ruddy Kipp, br h., by McEwen-
Bessie Brown, Thomas w.
Murphy Glencove murphy l
Prince Hal, b. &, (Snow) 49,, 3 2
Daphne Direct blk. m. (Mc-
Aintree. b. G. Cox)..............3 4 4
Legateer br. s. OHogan) ........7 no
Fred N. b. z. Ernest ........... 6ro
Mercy Me. b. m. CThomas) ....... DIR
Time-2:07A, 2:a&. 2:OS1z. 2.0s1s
2l06 pace, purse 1920:
Graft, blk. h., by Grattan-Mollie
Hicks. by Promoter (SpenceD... / l
Texas Rookery, b. &. (McEwen)... ! 4 3
Vesta Boy, ch. e. (Murphy) .......2 3 2
The Friend, blk. $. (McCargo)...... 2 I
Red Bird b. s. (Cox),..,..,........,.4 5 5
Time-2:05. 2:O5h. 2:05%.
Record summaries:
To beat 2:l614 pacing-Aldous Boy, b.
s.. by Gombell, dam by Young Jim (Snow).
Time-209h
To beat 2:sOI4. trotting- -Meloday, b. m.
by Cecellon- Speedway Devy). Time
2:24%
To beat 2.3S trotting: Barrister, b. g.,
by Baron Rock, dam by Maj. Benton
(Devy). Time-2:26A.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
STATUE SET IN PLACE

The bronze statue of Augustus Caesar.
the gift of which 10 Brown university by
Moses Brown Ives Goddard was an
nounced at the alumni dinner In sayles
hall last commencement. was put In
place az the lower end ~ the front cam
pus Yesterday afternoon under the su-
pervision of Howard Hoppin for Hop
pin & Ely. architects, who designed the
pedestai
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
PROVIDENCE

Runs-Nattress 2, Gettman 2, Smith, Nc
Connell--s; Harley /. Left on bases--Buf-
falo s; Providence Q. First base on balls
or Kissnger q off Elliott 2. Struck out
By Kisslnger 4; by Elliott 4. Three base
hit-Rock Two base hits-McConnell
Gettman. Storke. Sacrifice hit--McAllis-
ter stolen bases-Smlth. Green. Double
piay-Storke 10 Dunn 10 LaChance Wild
pitches-Eliott. Kissinger. Umpire-Mo-
ran. Thme--lh. 40m. flss
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
FOR over sixty Years

MRS. wlNSLow's SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used for over % years by mil
Hons OF mothers Tor their children while
teething. with perfect success. 1t soothe.
the child. softens the gums. allnys all
pain. cures wind collie, and L. the best
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poor little sufferer Immediately. Sold by
Druggists In every part OF the world
twenty-five cents a bottle. Re sure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrsp."
and take no other kind.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
COL. NICHOLSON CHOSEN

Col Samuel NJ Nicholson ~of this city
was yesterday chosen a member OF the
new organization OF policyhoders In the
Mutual Life Insurance company ~ New
York. 10 support the companys admins
tration ticket in opposition TO the Unter-
never hoard.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13

The Ward Eight city council delegation
and Republican ward committee last
evening enjoyed n supper at the Crown
cry J. San Souci. who will retire at the
end of this year. after extended service In
the common council
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
MAGIC hAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker. 169 fremont street. Boston
II is simple. safe and easily applied: con-
tains no lead poisons use Il once and
YOU viii never use any other BLAND
INC A. BI.ANDING. 81 weybosset street
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
4 ITSI bHTnt,
PROVIDENCE.
BRONCHOS BLANKED
SHELTERS, SCORE 1 TO 0

The skeeters ended their last series Of
the season at Rochester yesterday
through inability TO connect. Attendance
Sl3. The score:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13

Two-base hits-Phelan, Huelsman. Nah
ling Three-base hits-Barger, Huelsman,
Brown. Sacrifice hits-Simmons, Kit
tredge. Engle Struck out-By Barger q
by Hoy 2 Stolen bases-Cockman. Wag-
ner 2 First base on balls--Off Barger q
off Hoy 2 Left on hases-Montreal g.
Newark T. Umpires-Conahan and Ker-
ns. Time-1h Som
BALTIMORE SO. TORONTO so.
The Orioles defeated Toronto twice yes
terday at Toronto, to and to 0. At
tendance 1900 The scores:
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
GOOD RACING
At MILWAUKEE

In the most sensational race seen so
far as the Wisconsin state fair meet
ing, Alfalfa, owned and driven by j.
c. p. Pender Of jamestown. Pa, yes
terday at Milwaukee won the $4,000
Merchants and Manufacturers purse.
one OF the biggest harness races in the
west. Pure Gold took second money,
and Custer third.
Willie Benton, favorite. won the first
heat in mastery fashion. but hurt his
foot in the second and had TO he taken
out Custer. a big handsome gelding
from New Mexico made two OF the
most sensational finishes ever seen here.
In the last two heats. He got away
badly both times and trailed the field
for three quarters OF the distance; then
let out and all but caught Alfalfa
as she passed under the wire.
State records were broken in the
three year-old pace and 2:0S trot IN
the youngsters race. Kelly, a gelding
from Berlin, Wis, won i'm strai ght heats,
stepping the first in 2:11A, and the sec
ond in 2:10. the fastest time ever made
by trhee-year-o in Wisconsin.
Belfast nosed out The President In
straight heats in the 2;0s event. step
ping the fastest three consecutive heats
ever trotted in the state. The sum-
mary:
2:12 CLASS PACING.
Marchants and Manufacturers purso
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
JERSEY CITY.

Runs-Bannon--l. Left on bases-Roch-
ester 4: Jersey City s. First base on balls
---off Walters g.; OF Mack l. Struck out
BY walters /; by Mack s. Two-base
hits-Bannon. Clancy. Sacrifice hits
Woods, Grant Umpire-Kelly. Time
III. s5m.
MONTREAL 3. NEWARK g.
Barger was puzzle 10 Newark and
only in the ninth yesterday at Montreal
was more than one hit taken off him In
an inning. He proved useful with the
bat also. The score.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
EASY MONEY FOR
D0RE AND OTHERS

Mrytle Paige. Lester Dore and Billy
O'Neii picked up some very easy money
at the Concord state fair grounds yes
terday afternoon. when the association
gave $500 for their three trotters to race
for They finished II up in the order
named in straight heaIs and without GO
ing out OF their 1921 class.
The other race on the card, the 2.1s
pace, brought out 10 starters. They
were fun OF pranks and bothered Judge
Milton, and were a hoodoo lot so far
al accidents to rigging were concerned.
Three heats were decided however be-
fore sunset. and all were lively ones.
Then the race went over until Thursday.
The Boston matinee horse. Checkers,
took the first heat and a new mark Of
2:1si9. Sam Hastings drove Johnnie
Smoker for the money the second mile
and won in 216A. just equaling the fig
ure in which he won at Taunton last
week. Then Lester Dore drew his horse.
Arrow. and got up behind Smoker, team
ing him TO victory again in 2:l7.
Satinette in the first heat, Marchwood
in the second and Sally Hooker in the
third made the finishes close, and may
have a chance today. So may Gov. Went
worth. who showed great speed, but was
unsteady.
Miss Olive Swan drove the PAGER Min
ME Slumber half mile in 1:07A. The
summary:
2:21 CLASS, TROTTING.
Purse $500.
Rose Mack. b.m. by Elyria (Paige)1 / l
Count Stranger, h. &. CDore) ....'.2 2 2
Cervantes, bl & (O'NeiD ..........3 3
Time-2:21. 220k. 2:25.
2:1s CLASS PACING.
Purse 5000 (unfinished)
Johnnie Smoker. bl G. by Sentinel
Wlker CHastings and Dore) ....7 1 l
Checkers. b. &. (by Red Sam
(CrOWley) .............s....'s L s
Satinette. h. m. (ChurchilD. ...2 4 8
Sally Hooker. b. m. (Bolduc) .....3 3 2
Marchwood ch. & (Wills) ).........6 s
Gov wentworth. b. =. (Sprague).4 s
Belle Direct. ro m. (O'NeiD .....5 5
Knoxie B.. ch. &. Mack. ........l0 6
Botany. b. s. (Larock) )............S 10 3
Arrow, h. g. Dore). ..............s dr.
Time-21sh, 216h. 217.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
TORONTO.

KUns-Hunter. HaII-Z Left ON bases-
Toronto q: Baltimore 3 First base on
halls-On Mccarthy I; of Bnrchcll 2
Struck out--By Mccarthy s. by Burchen
T. Sacrifice hits-Weidensaul, Burchcll,
stolen baseball. Hit by pitched bali
By Burchell l. Umpires-Finnera and
Buckley Time-ih. 9m.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
DAN PATCH'S
MILE IN 2:02 IL

Dan Patch went a mile in"2:O2h on a
very heavy track at s o'clock last eve
ming at Sioux City. Ia. before $4,000 per-
sons at the interstate fair. Rain fell all
the forenoon. The summary:
$3.50 CLASS, PACING.
Philopena (Wilson) ..........4 3 /
Silver Fox (Anderson) ......1 2 2 2
Proproe (Strahan) ..........3 4
Bessie c. (Hammond) ......5 dis
Oneida (Delier) ............. dis
Time-2:20h 2:19%, 220A. 2:21h,
2.24A.
2:24 CLASS. PACING.
Judy Patch (Hersey) ........4 1
Bodock CHardie) ...........1 2 4 4
Bird (GroaO ..............3 2
Montauk (Conly) ..........2 3
Time-2:24A, 2:20h. 2:22A, 220A,
2:21A.
2:14 CLASS. TROTTING.
King Entertainer lReynolds) .....1 ! l
Wrinkle Cunningham ............2 ?
Ellen (Rutherford) )..,..............3 3 3
Time-2:24A 2:21h, 2:l9A.
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RITERAIn

Runs-Dunn. La Chance Rock. Nc
Closky--4 Left on bases-Buffalo s,
Providence 3. First base on balls--Otf
Currie 5. Struck out-By Currie 2; by
McClosky 6. Two-base hit--McClosky.
Sacrifice hits--Selbach, Dunn, Rock.
Umpire-Mofan. Time-lh. 25m
'Batted for Hill in the eighth inning.
(Second Cameo
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Chicago l3. st. Louis 5.
Boston &. New York 2.
Detroit 5. Cleveland 4.
Philadelphia 8. Washington 1.
Games Today.
Boston at Philadelphia.
New York at Washington.
Cleveland at Detroit.
St Louis at Chicag
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EASTERN LEAGUE

Montreal 5, Newark 3. y
Baltimore 6-2. Toronto SO.
Providence al. Buffalo 0-6.
Rochester /, Jersey City 0.
Games Today.
Providence at Toronto.
Newark at Rochester.
Baltimore a Montreal
Jersey CITY at Buff
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-13

BASEBALL NEWS 7ERSELY TOLD
Results Of Games Played Yesterday
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Chicago-St. Louis-Rain.
New York 9. Boston 7.
Cincinnati 6, Pittsburg S.
Brooklyn 4. Philadelphia g.
Games Today.
Brooklyn at New York
Philadelphia at Boston
Chicago at st. Louis.
Cincinnati at pittshurg
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NEWARK.

Runs-Phelan. Hueleman simmons.
Hartmann. COckman. Engle. Jones-3.
Evening journal., 1906-10-29
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Yu never can amass a fortune by
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investment IN COPPER stock offers
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Evening journal., 1906-10-29
$4,000 offered for One Claim.

Tho following telegram was received by
,ur President. Mr.. r. r. Bruner;
Have been offered nifty thousand dol
fars for sweet claim by local copper men,.
ave refused offer.
'igned) "A y. RICHMOND Mgr
AN indication Of what Is thought Of
eld property by local mining men,
i4e, who are right on the ground and
GROW the Arizona copper mining district
ne same as We know. rhe streets and
anes Of our own city--tAis offer OF $4,000
icant We have $40 aeres-l7 proved
iaims--and Il is not a diffcul. task to
determine the probable worth Of this I'M
aense property when iocaT mining experts
Offer US $4,000 for but ones'. g-s ~ y.
Evening journal., 1906-10-29
.MY PERlONAL WORD mol INVENTORS


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although the Directors realize than e pesen
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dispose oi unen convinced that TINS seA
i
the
OF
Il
WILL FORFEIT INIvIDUAI WHO WILL
IS
Sem%s7sSCRs and RAYMOND P MAY Fiscal Agent
MANSFIELD Smelling Company
Building KANSAS CITY MISSOURI 4,
Evening journal., 1906-10-29
Success is Now Assured.

The public has been SO quick to grasp
the splendid possibilities offered BY the
Mansfield property and purchased stock
50 rapidly that the success OF this Com
pany Is now absolutely assured.
The installation OF the splendid equip
ment decided upon by the directors Is now
practically completed. and the actual
work of taking out and marketing ore
will be commenced IN a few days. AS ad-
diuonal equipment is added and our earn
ing powers are increased Mansfield stock
is certain 70 make sensational jumps to-
ward par In fact, IL is altogether unlikely
that there will be another Opportunity TO
secure this stock at the ground ficor prce.
Evening journal., 1906-10-29
Transportation Facilities, Fuel
and Water.

TRANsPORTATION-The Southern Pa
cific. the Sonora Railway the ella Valley,
Globe & Northern Railway, the El Paso
q Southwestern and Arizona and Colorado
fern a veritable network Of railways A
dozen great smelteTs, employing thous-
ands of mon. have looked well TO the
transportation facilities OF this great
COPPER district.
FUEL-On the Hillside Claim Of the
Mansfield Group Is abundant timber, suit
able for all mining purposes and for fuel.
WATERING have an abundance OF
water, both Mansfield Creek and Lewis
Creek intersecting the Group Of Mines.