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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29

Ambitions Brandon claims To be
mother of ase Inventions. II "a stated
the G9st electric nloef was nsads tAe7e
aga tE,e first idea NJ eIeetrieStg "a nsa-
tise power sas there conceived and saay
eessfuIig operated FL II said als6 to ba
tie birthplace 81 the marble saw. the
first crook stowe. and gas heater com
plstes tae Ist
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29

Several families ia the west and east
pars Of Warren were badly frightened
~ seeing a crazy man running through
their fields and pastures last Friday He
vac captured ~ Fast Warren near Al
mon fi8yea by Constable ". r. Dana
and taken 10 tho village Grand JuFor
q, ". Jeuea tglephoBcd to Waterbury
and learned NJ efeeped from The asylum
laat week Tuesday. He vas formerly
from Bristol and was on Ills way hack
only considerably out 81 the was. he
waa taken back 70 Waterbury Sunday
for safe Keeping
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29

10 RENT lsNnsAhaf tr0nt ra01n, heat. iat
wa eN amt slHetrir Hg5tg, a. 1g Wellington
street. Airx McCaskaa l9stf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
70 gEaT

fO RtAl-EaHarleas u SAX FfnHts on gn-
faaa agenuas EoETsa saAl4 IN 4nIa4i family &sau
pen mouth. nsltsreaK u. 3 easrns naiepnane
3I4 1861
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29

~rsa.-s--a.e- 7-~--- ---- ---s-
FoR sALE-~one building lot rods by s.
Good location, For particulars appi 10 Rock
Milnnh WebsterYilo, W. i@t2Ss
s----'
FOR sAi.E-smali place Of about six acres
with buildings, enly one and hair miles from
Price for a quick sale. only S01 Inquire ~
the i. y. cate Heal Estate Agency, Roistar
Nloek HARE. va i3stf
FARM us acres, rs minutes drive 10 rlain-
FIELD. The land ~ nearly hsxci asa can an be-
piuurhedi plenty % wuud and small sngag
place ono tools trout hroQk runs through the
hlihiinrN 8fe gauh fite stock IN che place N
70 cnYys a pas 81 oxen, young sioeg, buil
ahaut ~ hens antkChickens, two brood spFs. I
I acre Earuah asN cabbage plants, barn fuit W
hay etc, All gees Tor 81 60aUQ " sold soon. q.
y Cate Real Estate Agency, Barre W Tel,
t21.4 lastf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
WANTED.

WANTFD---A woman to take care OF baby
at her home; state price. Address 81 b"
Times office 1865
WANTED Woman with child wants pace
70 do homework. Address ID The Times
onioe l39t3s
WANTED washings 70 do. family OF single,
at 10 Webster Ave. 1850
WANTED-To buy silo, - 10 30 feet high
and aboat IL feet vide, old OF new. Address
George b. Milne. aS7tGs
WANTED Position TO do Office work. In
Guiding Bookkeeping. stenog raphy, and type
writing. Apply ~ Hope Times Office. t22tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29

no RENT Tanememt. &iEa ar RiKAonE barn.
Tnqnlrs ef Ia Is Ii. kgnt s3g6s
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29

The water ii the Wnaoaki river 81
Montpelier Il the lowest It has been f9r
FIVE years TBe Consolidated III apefat-
log its steam plant at Montpelier and
AZ Middfcsex, generating something like
$500 aorse power. wish about 10 hoFse
power generated at bolton Falls. The
MMalesex dam has been repaired and
the eanal cleaned rat 10 was tall If
sand not having been cleaned IN seven
years, Many carloads Of sand we're re-
moved and large gang 81 men has been
employed ~ the work
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29
HELP WANTED.


( WANTED Man ID arivs team Apply 10 n.
Al Niles. - Worth Main -. i3St2
i wANTEn~-A srss-elass MAGAZINE polishar;
steady wgrk. ApplY 10 A. AndSrsua q sea. t8stf
+ wAGTEEy--A fnaa d run surface cutter and
one waa u wiling GO learn sraasly 8ao, Also
one apprentices and ene ct ree more cutters.
I 4AppIyEo ]. N Rkiiuaaau. E1ss Barre I5Ssf
/ wANTED-Competsnr rlgi fsr general house
I wark AsFiy 80 Mrs T. ". Bisnee, Ne. East
stress. I3s0
Il wANTED-Two COED esansue lesser cutters;
steady work aainn saop, 2, q Brandt, ~
l Allegheny. ia. 1895
I wANrET--As once, two mien 70 work BY tho
Iloetn, q saw EliAi be1 shap STEER nil sie,
SOME fArm wpFA. steady Mvek t9t good neip-
ApEsy Ia person az encs- Dix j. Camp EasE
/ Randolph, VIC. 1913
i wANTED-AS snce. a girl at the Riverside
House, i2s STATE street., Montpeher, w. tsdtf
wAsTED-At once. good earabge girl for
I general house work. Address - Times
/ WANTED Competent girI for general house
work Coed wages Apply AFTER August y az
y Eastern syenae boI
WANTED = Experienced granite iettersr
Steady work entire year. IA fine climate, where
Must have long experience and COED hahits.
I Apply The Lame Granite s MArbis CO, LlAuo,
I Texas. is25
I wANTED-Foreman for large eraaite cut
/ ting ana polishing work. competent to read
I plans make tickets and handle from 60 t0 %
meu. Mist be well posted on monumental ana
Building work. Nome bnt men Of several years
/ experience az foreman in large granite and
marble establishment need Amply good job
IN healthy climate. Apply lie blAno Gran
3 tie ~ Marble Cu.. Ltau0. Tex. 1875
wANTED--At once, an experienced dining
I room girl AZ The Otis Restaurant ISsu
I
1 wANTRD--As once machine polisher. Geo,
/. walker & sons. ISltt
/ wANTKD-Hoisting englneer. Apply toJ
+. eastman, Burlington VI. isSts
wANTED-Granite ietterer, one who is good
al laying out work and understands the hand
ling and setting Of monuments. Steady place
BY the year toE q man who Is eapable and daut
drink. We use pneumatic tools state lowest
wages in first letter. N, Y. Mitchell, & son,
/ Columbus, ohio. i2sJs
WANTED Man to take charge Of setting up
beds for TWO polishing ma chimes, and look after
stone cutters. Steady work f0r good man.
Excelsior Granite Monumental Co, Malvern,
Pa 196n
JoBBERs wANTED-To cut and skid, Or
Just cut lumber. A good chance, Apply 70
clVcuiu A4Ninbef To- naHhiiiEl pu OF Ai4ltHs ~
Telephone connection. l3ltt
wANTED-A man and his wife without
children 70 move on 20 A farm. fine chance
for the right party Inqnire Of A. T. Batchel-
der, Is Merchant street, Barre, We, Telephone
2s0. la4tt
wANTKD-one letter cutter. Apply e.
John Meminn < SON iiaf
WANTED Clntte number Of good men can
/ Il ~ 4 smith a
rieS. tlVtt
RANTED--A yoursg man 70 grind tools. BY
the Excelsior Granite Co., at ohce Near 4.
Biancbi s. Sens stone shed. 4Stf
WANTED AT tire Northern, two experienced
table girls who can furnish good references.
Apply 10 J, y. sangalnetEi, Prop, 4iW
wANTEn--Fiye or six Kits Of stone cutters
tools Chains, ebioeks jacks, bars, etc, what
have you cote Name price. II o Boz, So
Barre, W. sl'f
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29

allA avenue EofTeEl sale IN @{lasi family ts4
pen nsinta. nsl4irpaE y $. eegrin. Ealeiliiane
it, lsgsf
Ig& RlSEgH-r w1 asnueas9a resins. ftisneAads
E8 9isfiis housekeeping sisa one large asla,
s'ilfstie isar An+ "A haith ssanaa lssl
~ HES Frsaames6 ~ E0sEier hunse. 20
EAST as9nes six rRenaA anti nKt4i AAinaaan
thinIa9i1 lents sgsll an H y ii#sef, tstE
Psl aENT-A gaaig sanemenref fnnr r,ostis
Ee sigat paziaE eifv aaassprftlg saser nlea ssAlf
anu usslias Cor AaFrasl AMI Rialais SIS l9fs
r9 RENT Twa administration r1ams. wsfh
aafh. aar and cold Nrtar gn sama aaars Il
South warren As. on @nangasng 81 rsesss
no RENE-t tanemaat II i've ruaniA Eieo-
ftae Light aasl cas- ranges Lana1re 3s a Hsr-
ailsin street,, up ataiEs. 4f4&4
(
. no RENT aun8Ahaa front ra0in, heat. hot
xarsN ana sHetrie igitE ~ 1 Wellington
stresA AAs4 Agaasklt. aa
no RENT rausnlens. Nisii ~ sirlouE barn.
Inqlians ee "a s Il. kane as0tf
HID KESG-shasi room f1r 4 aanw III inan
Apply % Y A. Lanes 5lznhanl 9Isaasgws sa2nt
cd RENT DesiFania tsnamena ~ West
ksstsasrs0n aEFaeFs having nuh Aze Eait EAaar
AlnnsirT suna. K1gnaga AMI eiaskgla 4gaEas
Enquire y. y. Phelps CD. lsu NaTsas Min
ssreeE 3astf
TO RENr-VsHenenFi III b. VII M1ias @ran-
i1s building, Also furnished raann. Ez1qsElaa az
p. u, Miles aaai adines LIZ Mouth Main
street fi3sf
ITO RENE Large furnished eeanr reonr, eeaar
orally iGcaasd. inquire &c 1aa Wassarm Enson
egfiee. ast9
To RENT Fur tsliaa. taem VII ranE Eaat.
agm avenue. g9sf
dighE Erunt e9 T. n Avsxliia hdfldangs ii3tE
I TO RENr--Large ragemens. dry Ana hgAs.
InamIEe " Z. n. &vefild S21
70 EENr-Ew1 fEanE HcGns, Ia E0seman
block HR
no EENF-vrons rgT1a I'd ola esry hutlsiit9.
5laitalsie, for af7ea. Arplv 10 B. = CnEier
I chairman pfogaTry conni1iEsaa. kszE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29

I'd RENT DesiTania tenaments On West
Patterson a1raeE, having hut aza GaIli watar
Eann4irT sunM FURNACES and eiastraa AsssAEss
En4lara y. " Phelps CO., Isu Narsa Min
street, 3astf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29

silas Whitman ~ South Londonderry
eelef1rated BIZ a0th birthday anniversary
August Ish AN 81 his children were
present on fhis 6eeasfog1, Mr. and Mrs
A ~ Hsitmaa ef Orange, Mass. MI.
ard Yrs q f. Whitman If Aaama.
Waas Mrs 0reE Tyler and sIr. ana
Mrs Il n Rag9 81 south Londonderry.
Ebere weTs Also several aranaehilsfen
and few ssIeads present.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29

FOR SAI.E--D Double tenement h0lse with
barn and thres-quartsra Ut sa acre Of land,
within SIX minutes W8k Of postoffise. Good
location. Paying better than y per cent on in
yestment Viii make tsrTns se suit purchaser.
taquixsef Or. G. H. Kent S5G
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29

FOR SAEE--A rgstags house a& screen rrema,
located 8a gr1Hga sTeaN AZ fiie Rsas.era fnl-
prYvemsaiGs. 4pply al 40 @rangs stress. hsf
FOR gAEE-saTan rgona house, snaI barn
md risrsa acres ~ n6Ea land 1nsuB IA miles
TRAM city. Prtee only &I6AM Esrma sasgs A
small amaunt desvu and mon chilly payments.
Enquire Al anss of q. A. Perry Real Estate
Agency GarAnn Rgaek Is2EE
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-08-29

WA&TEE--A fnaA ~ rn surface cutter and
one waa il wiling CO ieaEns sraat1y Iao Also
one apprentices and Que ct tge more CATERS
Applyto J. u Rfiiqaaau. Eass Barre l5Sgf
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-10-11
Hotel to Let.

The Gordon Hotel, Lafayette, La.
Brick building erected three years ago.
Modern hosiery with established,
paying patronage. Present lease ex-
pires Dec. 81, 1907. Will be released
for one year with privilege of two
more years. Bids to be opened Oct.
"A. Population of Lafayette $500.
Railroad division and railroad
center, and town growing rapidly.
Address: The Improvement Co., Lafa-
yette, Louisiana.
9-24-3t-T.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-10-11
THE TURNING POINT.

lie lONI<IINO FOITNI.
Anew and bright era is dawn
ing On the political life of Louis
lana. The advent of the Primary
Election law enacted by the Leg
islature of 1906, marks the turn
ing point in the old methods of
the past used for foisting ring
politicians on an unwilling pub
lie, and perpetuating them in
office.
Heretofore no citizen of the
State stood "a chance of being
elected to office unless he could
form a combination with other
men, based upon IA division of
the Office spOils and by which he
was often forced to compromise
his manly independence. Under
the old plan which has brought
great discredit to the public af
fairs of our State, a man dared
not aspire to public office with
out first consulting the pleasure
of the political bosses who could
control conventions or mass
meetings, and the consequence
was that many worthy citizens.
whose services would have been
of great value to the common
wealth, were debarred from en-
tering the political arena. And
this has been a heavy loss to the
State in the past, but, fortunate
ly, the death kneil OF the old re-
gime has been sounded by the
new Primary Election law, and
hencefOrth every man will be
given an equal opportunity to
crafty any legitimate and lauda-
BILE ambition to hold public Office
as a good American citizen. !
Under the new order of things,
now possible for the first time in
our history, the law not only
grants the right to any citizen to
announce himself as a candidate
for party nomination for office
upon his own motion, but re-
guires him to make his appeal
directly to his peers, the voters,
that by this means he may pre-
serve his independence against
subserviency to political rings or
other agencies destructive of
popular will and good govern
ment.
As the direct result of this new
order of things in our political
system LOuisianans arenOw being
treated to the unusual and re-
freshing experience of good men,
untramelled by political alliances
of any kind, coming out into the
open and freely pledging them
selves to carry out needed meas
ures Of reform, and relying en-
tirely upon their individual mer-
its and principles they advocate
to secure their election to Office
This is undoubtedly a most
healthy sign for the future great
ness of Louisiana. and good citi'
zens everywhere will feel encour-
ed to place their abilities and
talents at the service of the pub
lie in the future as a duty they
owe to their country.
The change from the old way
to the new way of making party
nominations may be hard on the
professional and the corrupt pol
itican, but it means untold bene-
fit to the new generation and
the State at large.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-10-11

The Falk Mercantile Co. are
prepared to take charge of
funerals and attend to all grave
yard work. A fine rubber-tired
hearse in stock.
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1907-10-11

Subscribe for the Twice-a-Week
Advertiser, and.get all the home
news fresh. Only $1.0O d year
in advance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-17

congregation of extraordinary eceles-
iastical affairs.
Mgr. De Lai secretary of the congre-
cation Of councils
Mgr. Ludovic Henry Lucon, arch
bishop of Rheims.
Mgr. Paul Pierre Andrleu. arch
bishop of Marseilles.
The pope delivered an ailocution in
which he made reference to the perse-
cution of the Redeemer." and said that
his church has been attacked from
all sides in warfare open or dissimul-
ated." The rights and laws OF the
church. declared the pontiff. have been
trampled on even by those who should
safeguard them. and the impious and
vulgar press has fought her 10 the
extent of disturbing the public.
Refers 10 Italian Riots.
The pope cited the recent disorders
in Italy To this must be added, he
continued. the disastrous propaganda
in the bosom OF Catholicism itself.
which is being carried on by modern
lists. who disdain pontifcal authority
and desire to sanction a new faith and
new conscience. If the modernists
would enlist frankly among the enc
mics Of the church this evil would be
less; as it IS. they proclaim themselves
Catholics, partake of the sacrament
and celebrate mass. Fulfilling his
apostolic duty, the pope said. he had
adopted against the mOdernists such
measures as were necessary, striving
particularly to save young clergymen
from perversion. In conclusion, the al
Iocution reads:
The episcopacy has accepted the
papal directions with eagerness and has
applied them with zeal. but the mod
ernists persevere in their rebellion and
give manifest proof of their attitude IN
the press May God enlighten these
misled ones"
Americans to BE Made bishops.
The pope made official announce
ment during the consistory OF the ap-
pointment of Mgr. Kennedy, rector OF
the American college, to be titula1
bishop of Indianapolis, and the ap
pointment of Mgr Dennis OConnell
rector OF the Catholic university a
Washington to be titular bishop of Sc
baste
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-17

IN the navy which had been suppressed
rev days before our arrival
The papers published most indefinite
and conflicting reports, and for some
days 1t was feared that the itinerary
would have to be changed to avoid
Vladivostok
1t was not an easy matter to touch
on such a delicate subject with the
Russian officials. but gradually it was
learned that the city was under mar
tial law OF the strictest character and
that good order had been maintained
for several days.
However. there is no doubt that
Admiral Hemphill wished to remove
his squadron from such dangerous wa
ters as soon as possible. He gave or
ders permitting the men shore liberty
during certain hours, and required Of
ficers to wear their uniforms when on
shore. a precaution which is unusual.
He also determined to go south again
as soon as Mr.. Taft departed.
a small party from the flagship went
ashore about o'clock According to
all appearances, the authorities We're
in complete control of the situation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-17
40 TO SO MEN DIE
IN NEW MINE HORROR
Unexplained Explosion in
Shaft Mangles Bodies, En-
tombs Many Victims.
DEBRIS STOPS The RELIEF
Work of Rescue Being Carried On
Under Supervision of
Mine Inspector.

Yolande. Ala, Dec. 17.-Not since
the disastrous Virginia City mine ex-
plosion. eight miles north of here. two
years ago, has there occurred such a
complete explosion as that which took
place this morning. 1t is impossible
TO tell at this hour how many are
dead as a result OF the explosion. the
estimates varying all the way from
forty to sixty.
The work of rescue has been ex-
tremely slow. because Of the debris
in the mines and the large crowd OF
women, children and stghtseers at the
opening.
The explosion is no wknown to have
occurred in either the fifth or sixth
right entrance.
All of the bodies have been removed
from these entries, and some of them
were so horribly mutilated that iden-
tification is almost impossible.
Try to Explain Blast.
According to T. G. Huckabee. the ex-
'plosion was undoubtedly due to
windy" shots
Mr.. Huckabee had Just made a tour
Of inspection and congratulated some
of the men on the condition of their
rooms. A few minutes after reaching
the top he saddled his horse and was
about to go FOR a days hunt when the
explosion occurred.
Parties of miners from Alternate
lSearles, Davis Creek. and Brookwood
are here ready to help in the recovery
of those who are still entombed. II
will be noon tomorrow before all OF
the dead viii be recovered.
There is but little evidence of the
disaster to be seen from the outside
at late hour tonight.
No Time for Queries.
Under the supervision of Chief Mine
Inspector ]. NJ Gray and his assist
ant, James Hillhouse forces are al
work in the slope clearing away the
wreckage and recovering the deac
from the lower cross entrances.
The inspectors have made no state.
ment of the cause Of the disaster A.
one of them now expressed 1t tonight
the work being done now is one o.
rescue and not one Of inspection or in
vestigation
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-17
TAFT WARMLY RECEIVED
Arrival of American Secre
tary at Vladivostok Mark
ed by Deep Courtesy.

Moscow Nov 9O.-The nine days of
comfortable. solid rest which Score
tary Taft and his party enjoyed after
the strenuous festivities and heavy
work in the Philippines were most
welcome.
They ended abruptly with the arrival
of the flagship Rainbow at Vladivostok
Hardly was the anchor down before
. several officials. CONSCIOUSLY uniformed
began arriving in steam launches to
pay their official calls to the American
secretary of war.
The contrast between the outward
appearance of the services of the two
countries was most clearly defined dur
ing this first hour after arrival. when
Russian authorities picturesque. and.
TO us, spectacular in their gray great
coats, enormous black fur turbans and
shining boots. stepped on the quarter
deck of the Rainbow and were greeted
by the American officers. attired in
simple blue. with little or no signs Of
rank.
Scene Makes Lasting Impression.
The marines in their long coats of
old style army light bluue We're shiver-
ing in line on the port side. standing
at present arms. and the band. COM
posed Of Flipinos fresh from Manila,
and never before out Of the tropics, was
henumbed that the best it could do
was 10 produce half dozen wierd
walls on the horns and then give up.
The expression on the faces of those
Fiupinos was something long to be
remembered. During the waiting the
instruments had become frozen and the
KEYS. of course. were stiff.
The hills Of the great fortress We're
covered with light snow and a Bit
terry cold wind was blowing strongly
from out Of the north.
Our salutes were answered from a
battery on the top Of the hills com
manding the city from the west.
Vladivostok means sovereign of the
east" and view Of the numerous bat
teries plainly exposed. of the torpedo
channel recently cut through a neck
of land on the east side Of the har-
Dor, Of the great docks and naval shops
the rows and rows Of army barracks
and arsenals the wharves and rail-
road buildings, and Of the massive
stone and brick structures in which
are housed the various branches of the
administration makes it easy to real
lie how we'll the Russians are attempt
ing to live up to the title of their
great and only valuable foothold or
the Pacific.
city Under Martial Law.
1t was so cold on deck that Mr.. Taf
and Admiral Hemphin received mos
of their visitors in the cabin. Tn,
acting American consul, II. Gray, came
early and remained all afternoon. in.
terpreting for those visitors whC
spoke nothing but Russian.
Naturally we were all interested II
the state of affairs ashore. particu
larly on account Of the small muffin.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-12-17

its main offices in Washington, with
branches in such reserve centers and
subtreasury cities as might be neces-
sary. The bank should not be allowed
to do a general or commercial bust
ness, but should be confined to the
transactions of the government bust
ness, the issue of credit notes, receiv-
ing reserve deposits from other banks,
the discount of their paper on approved
security, or rediscounting notes of their
customers for other banks. 1t should
have also the right to deal in United
States government bonds and probably
the bonds of states and municipalities,
but not in stocks. 1t should have such
authority for dealing in foreign ex-
change as Will enable it to accumulate
gold credits abroad and import gold
and bullion when needed for it's re-
serves"
The government bank should issue
credit notes on the plan found so salts
factory in Germany and France, and 1t
should have the same protection in the
way of a large gold reserve. the bal
ance to be covered by bonds of the gov
eminent or other approved issues or
by the notes discounted for it by other
banks" The issue OF credit notes could
be regulated automatically and with
precision through its relation with the
other banks Of the country
Annex to Treasury Department.
Although other banks and perhaps
the public would be permitted to own
stock in the national central bank it
would be little more than a depart
ment of the government. Mr.. Ridgely
things it would improve the value of
the treasury department and make 1t
a means of assistance and benefit to
business, instead of a menace and a
and banking system a source OF i'm
pregnable strength In times of financial
stress. BY the wise use of its great
powers and facilities it would be able
absolutely to prevent the recurrence
In the United States OF a widespread
bank panic. 1t would add TO the sta
biIity of our business in every line
and give us a banking and a financial
system equal to any In the world"
Mr.. Ridgely admits that such a bank
might tend to reduce the profits OF
some financial Institutions and would
interfere with the business OF few
banks holding large reserve deposits
The advantage 10 the banks would be
in the protection afforded them in the
reliability and mobility OF their re-
serves and the steadiness and safety
1t would insure to business transac-
tons of all kinds"