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Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31
q. f. ANNIVERSARY.
The HepPner Society will Give
Special Program.

The Heppner Christian Endeav-
or Society will render a special
program next Sunday evening at
7:3O at the Christian church in the
main auditorium. The exercises
will be in celebration of the 26th
anniversary of the society, and
will occupy the regular preaching
services for the evening. They in
vite their friends to be present and
learn of the work of the society
and what it stands for.
PROGRAM.
Instrumental selection. ................
Miss Crawford
Song. by congregation .................
"Winning its Way" ...........
Opening prayer. ....... Rev. Mnsselman
Scripture reading. Miss Reid
Sentence PRAYERS
pbhS NY t'iNi'tl
Historial sketch Mr. Brock
Recitation .. "Two Pictures"
Miss Dunlap
vocal No'o .............. MISS Cornran
"Discussion of the Pledge" Miss Briggs
Song bv congregation.
"Something for Jesus"
Discussion. on........... On- Local Work
Miss Lenna Reid
hecltatlon. Is II lrue'
Miss Griffiths
Paper. "HeIping Ourselves by Help
ing Others" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Miss Morgan
Song by congregation
"Tell the Sweet Story of Jesus"
Com NJ unicaton to society Miss Cochran
Song by quartet ....................
Mizpah benediction
Heppner gazette. [volume] (Heppner, Morrow County, Or.) 1892-1912, 1907-01-31

Call at the Gazette office and learn of
our clubbing offer with the Weekly Ore
gonian-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
AN OFFER
To the Weak and Weary Wo.
 men of Montgomery.


 "There are hundreds of women in this vicinity who are dragging them selves through life in pain and mis- cry, without vitality, strength or health," said our local druggist. Mir. E. G. Fowler. They get no happi- ness out of life and are just in a condition to be attacked by almost any disease. They need a vitality making and strength-creating tonic.
 Now, at our expense, we want to ask every such woman to try our cod liver preparation, Vinol, which con- tains. beside tonic iron, the medicinal elements of cod liver oil. but no oil or grease. It Is delicious to take. cre- ates healthy appetite. makes pure, rich, red blood, and gives strength and vigor to every organ of the body better than any medicine We have ever sold in our store, and when a woman Is in this condition it makes life worth living.
 JWhen we say at our expense we mean that if the medicine you buy from us and pay for does not benef1t you, we will refund every cent of 1t cheerfully, and thus you try 1t at our expense." E. G. Fowler. druggist.
 Note. While we are sole agents for Vinol in Montgomery. 1t 's now for sale at the leading drug store in near ly every town nd city in the country. Look for the Tinol agency In your town.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
FIREMEN'S BENEFIT
CARNIVAL BRINGS MONEY TO As-
 ISOLATION.
Would Have DOne Better if Weather Had Been More Favorable, Hut
 Did Receive SB4S.

Would Have DOne Better if Weather
 Had Been More Favorable, Hut
 Did Receive S34S.
 The Firemen's benevolent Associa- tion received $34s as its percentage of the total receipts of the Parker Amusement Company which exhibited its sesveral shows in Montgomery un- der the auspices of the Association last week.
 The Amusement Company. which owns a menagerie and number Of cernivals shws, opened its exhibi- tion in Montgomery last Monday night and the performances were continued until Saturday night. With the excep- ton of Saturday, which was clear and bright, every day of the engagement was marked by wretched weather, attendance was consequently small. On Saturday, however, the fine wealth CT brought large crowds and the Amusement Company and the Associa- ton prospered.
 Chief John F. Browder. of the Fire Department, Assistant Chief E. J. Grffith and other officers of the De- partment were representatives ol the interests of the Association. ChieI Browder said last night that the amount received by the Association as it's share of the receipts of the com pany was $S4S.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22

h srvant g. .soS cilnsr' E. m 'as %..hsuln. G .ss J. 2: Tyson, s1oo; A. s: Tyson. $50; E. s: Noble. slo; !; H; Holloway: sio; M. L.angford. s25, J. B. Cogburn. sio: s. H. Dent. IT,. $25: J. J. Campbell. s1ooi s. A. Belser. s25: J. l. Dean. slo; $50; Moses McLemore, s5o; Mrs. sallis Jones. s25: I. ": Gregory, s15: Mrs. s5S; c. ". criss. s1o M. .A. Smith. $50; J. ": Branscomb: s1o; Clayton Holt. $100; c. A. Beaacham- s10; F. H. Logan, $25; Mrs. E. B. Jones, s; E. c. Grant. S25; o. c. Maner. s25; |. H. Lee. $50; ". W. Brame, Jr. s1o; a friend. $50; E; B: Young. ss; A. B. H. Hardaaway. s10; o. D. Brewer, s1o; F. c. TenniIle. s1o: Estate H. M. Hob. bic. s1.ooo; J. l.. Cody, $1o; ". " Pearson, s50;' W. s. Thompson, $25; B. g. Manltsby; $50; J A; Sellers. ssqc; . Pollard. $; Dixie Coal Company. s1oo; 70. M. Anderson. 500; Mrs. A. B. Walser. $100; Mrs. G. M. Oliver, $1o; T. H. Mizell, s10; J. D. Hendricks. $50; J. D. Balser. $40; J. M. Freeman, s25; Buckner Beasley, $1o; W. A. Brown, sio; J. W, Reinhart slo; Louis Romer, |SOs RhiSS hdItAo IkOHucis SAVs os Smith, $10; Miss J. A. Cambliss and brother. $1o: Henry c. Jones. s1oo; F. H. Carroll. -$1o: J. L. Morris, $: Mrs. J. o Gillespie, $2.5O; Mrs. Cobb. $2.50; H. A. Belser, $10: W. c. Seed. $50; w. N Cox. $25; R. O. Blakey.. >-J0; J. E. Trimbie. $50; P. E. sizemon, s1o; c. w. Cochran. s; R. W. Cochran. s5; J. Lanier, Jr., s1o; J. A. Dowdell. $50: McD. Cain. Jr.. sZ5: Mrs. w. W. Brame. $6; Brit Barnett. $5; J. H. Min
 his, $5: B. c. Bynun, $1,000; F. T. Ten nille, $10; S. D. Weakley, $250; A. F. Tyson. $1o0; B. F, Spratlin, $1o; W. R. Brassel, $10; Jos. Galloway, $10; J. A. Reaves, s10; w A Jordan. $10; L. A. Virgil Smith. s5; c. F. Crenshaw, s; J. N Browdrer, $5; B. C. Young. 5; J. P. saffold. s25: S. F. Persons. sI0; Craig smith $125; c. A. Johnson, s25 J: R. Warren. s25: T. v. Ware Warren, ss5 Miss Pattie Gilmer, $5: Friend, $5; Friend. s25; J. ". Kelly. .S25; J. II. Stokes. $; A; C. Davis, slo: Miss Flor ence wishenhant, s10; Leon Ashley s25; Miss Emma Low Culver. s; K. aaTry sss: B. 'le E. sranen rTend siss Miss E. piy Mrs. Bell Allen Ross, s25 2 Friend, s5 Mfs sic; MI Hipsrnsa M Martin aGan ss5 M rinner- man, s5; J. T. Walker. slOo; Harry Houghton, $50; W. F. Fagin s25; I. c. Gunnels, s25; J. A. Wilkerson; S26 ture Company, $50; J. "; smith nusl slsi $ CTS, s25: A. N. Culver. $25; pr. J. I. Scott. sI0O: T. M. owen, $25 J, D. Watley, $25; a Friend 500: J. T. Hall si0: W. M. Cox, s25 H. W. Fancher 5; J. "; Watts. $. ss65!; F. SI 191t 5onasS. s5 son. S2.50: H, s. Stokes, $5; Armistead Brown, si0; A A. Pearson, s25; Vesu- vius Lumber Company, s1oo: H. L.. Holloway, $25.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
MONDAY MORNING.
Methodists Subscribe More Than
 $50, 900 for the College Fund.

Rev. o. C. McGehee, chairman of the committee appointed to secure sub scriptions in behalf of the Methodist Church for the purpose of establishing the Woman's College, has finished his work and indicted the following let ter:
 aNr. w. F. vandider, Chairman of the Central Committee for the Wo- mans College Fund,
 Dear Sir:-I have the honor and pleasure of submitting to you the names of subscribers and amounts sub scribed to the s30,e00 asked of the Methodists of Montgomery for the Wo- mans College. And as the subscrip- tion amounts to little more than the amount asked for, we beg that you accept this as our final report and dis- charge the committee appointed to so- licis funds from the Methodists.
 Respectfully submitted.
 70. c. McGehee,
 Chairman" W. F. vandiver, s6,00o; M B. Hough- ton, 35.oo0; R. E. Steiner. $2.0o0; E..
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22

DijOu Tonight, HOOIigan's Troubles, 25, 35, 6oe.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22

 P. Flowers, s1,ooo: Brooks Flowers $1,000: Mrs. L.. H Flowers. $400; J. J
 Flowers, s400; Arthur Flowers. s400; James Flowers. $4oo; Bernard Steiner
 Teague, Jr., s1oo; M. P. LeGrand. 500; R. J Chambers. s1o0; c. A.. Lanier
 $50; W. H. Thomas. $500; Fred s: Ball
 $500; zirkie & Moore, $500; J. R. Kelly Glider. sloo; Adoiph Roemer.. s1oo; M M. Sweat. s1oo; c. Q. Waldo, S2ooi s1oo; c. W. Jones, s1oo; R. H. Boze- man. $50; W. l.. vanpelt, $z5; H. w. Laird s25; l.. W. Martin, $25; Terry Albert and Massey wilson, $500: " E. Holloway. $500: c. B. Teasley. $10o; J. H. Baxter. s25; J. H. Pearson, $50
 Ian, $25: Phares Coleman, $75; c. l.. Ruth, s200: Gilbert Johnson. $10o; O. c. McGehee, $100; G. A. Grant, $25i
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
Ask Your Grocer for TetIey's Teas.
TEAGuE IN COLUMBUS.

Columbus. Ga. April 21.-(special) Hon. W. M. Teague. mayor of Mont gomery, spent yesterday in Columbus with his son. A J. Teague, president of the Columbus Iron Works Company.
 The Montgomery mayor has large manufacturing investments in this city. Yesterday afternoon he was paid a pleasant compliment by Mayor Chap pell and Mayor Pro Tenn l.. A Camp. who invited him to take a carriage ride with them through the three cit ies of Columbus, Phenix City and Gi- rard
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
BijOu Tonight, HOoIIgan's Troubles, 25, S5, soc
Col. watterson Returns.

New York, April 21.-Col. Henry watterson and Mrs. WattersOn arriv- ed here today on the steamer Ameri- ka Another passenger was Frigete Captain Sembear Poschwitz, flag ad- Tutant of the German navy, who is go- ing to the JamestoWn exposition.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-22
JNO. F. DAVIDSON, Trick, Fancy and Acrobatic Skater, at Rink all this week.
Phenix City Fire.

Phenix City. April 21.-(Sp ecial.)- Two residences in Phenix City, one owned and occupied by A. H. Kittrell and the other owned by Tom McColits- ter, were both destroyed by nre at daybreak this morning. MT. Kittrell lost all his furniture and barely es- capped from the burning building with his life.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

The burial place of an adult. prob.
ably Of the Stone Age. vas excavated
In the island Of Three. one of the He
brides The body had been placed Ia
the smallest possible compass On its
right side. With knees drawn up to
the chin. but rather breast d0wnwards.
The relics around and upon the skeie-
ton are IN harmony with the theory.
dedueibIe from the position in which
the body had been placed. that the
burial belongs to a very early period.
THE condition Of the bones and the
relics is 50 good that they could be
readily set up in a museum in the
original position Discoveries have
also been made recently in the Island
of Coll An important find was that
Of set of 80 small fnely-made flint
implements. probably of the Bronze
age. The objects include one Of the
most beautlfuliy-made flint arrow
points. Of a type more common ID Ire.
land than Scotland
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

IT was 50 nice Of you to see ms
home" she said 4 hope the trip has
not been very tiresome to you
@0h. no. not at all, not at an he
replied In fact, It has been rather
Interesting
@YoH cannot know how glad you
have made me. Do you really mean tt
Ar Northwads2 ahail be delighted
70 have you call at any time. Can't
you come over tomorrow evening? /
felt the first time ! ever saw you that
we were destined % become"
Excuse me. Miss Oldun. / am afraid
You didat quite understand. have
found the trip interesting because /
supposed We had the most foolish al.
sertisemeaia Ia the trolley cars out
our way ] find that the ones n these
ears are even more funny especially
the Fhgmed cnes which the adYertls
eFs have composed themselves.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14
HAS FINE new HOME

needed to accommodate the increas-
ing business and the many rev mem
bers who are replacing those less
active There will be is trading posts
for railroad and industrial stocks. b.
sides post for loans of call ana
time money the mining stock depart
meni and the wheat DIT.
The system 81 call numbers. con
sistlng Of a set of nearly 500 trans.
parent numbers for the more active
members. behind which lights 81 dlf
fsrent eol0rs indicate whenever mem.
bers are called al their telephones. oh
the main foor. Or Beaver street ia.
trance. is elevated on the southerly
wall
An electric clock OF white marble
snrmounts this annunclator board
The tlmepieee Is unique and said to
be the only one Of It's Kind ia ans
exchange Il strikes automatically
the opening hour. ten O'Clock. and sle.
mails again at a quarter after two. the
recognized limit Of time for the de.
livery Of stocks. and at three o'clock
i sounds lhe closing gong. followed
BY vibrating bell which rings for
rs seconds.
The rosifam ioF the chairman f
of East india Mahogany. and has been
greatly admired as an unusually fine
specimen Of this wood because 81 ia
color and grainine.
The telephone spaces are mainly 81
the south side Of the room Long
distance telephone booths. 4 smoking
room and d branch Office of the clear.
ing house are on the east side The
visitors gallery is on the same side
and On the same floor is the executive
t.iicers. while on the fourth floor ara
the hoard Of governors room and eom.
mittee rooms. The clearing house has
ample accommodations on the second
floor q the office portion If the buIls
ing. The basement has been leasea
for q restaurant for a term Of vsars
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14
New WAX Adopted.

Notable is the way the modern girl
Is walking. II is described as father
tired sIouch, and It IS the fitting com
pIement Of the costume she wears.
This is what in Paris is called the
petit costume d'homme,7 consisting
Of a short. scant skirt. a loose half
fitted coat with flower run through
the butt0nhole. and big hat worn on
the back Of the head. Wherever one
sees this combination one sees also
the gait seemingly induced BY liza
sort Of devilmay.care SLOUGH supposed
ly initiative Of the easy.going mascu
line, and far from lovely or alert
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

Riding on broad pad strapped on
a horses back Il very old bareback
riding Is comparatively new. 1t vas no
longer ago than 1854. on the Fourth Of
July that 2. 2. Washburne'a circus.
playing In Boston, was packed to suao-
cation by the announcement spread
broadcast. that. On that particular day
for the first time in the history Of the
world. a man would ride three times
around the ring standing upright on
the bareback Of a galloping horsei
The rider, Robert Almaf, actually a..
eompllshed lhis feat, and also he carr
ried an American flag. which he way
VI. thereby arouaing tremendous en-.
thusiasm Contrast that with the pres
enf when there are scores Of riders
who can turn a somersault on horse
back. A clever boy can be taught In
about three days. to stand Hp on a
horse and ride around the ring
Everybody's
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14
DlyINa - q rAIck IaoM
Though II Weighs $40 Pounds, the
Diver Feels Light and Airy il ii.

Brooklyn -At Eatous Point 4 Il
the other day o i. Candy made !
plunge into the sound incased II 4
diving suit of new pattern. reaching
3 depth of zs0 feet As q result 81
the experiment an expedition # 10 b.
sent within a few weeks to Venezuela
% get ihe s. 900 900 II gold and lew.
ela aboard the llletarred San pedro
Dc Alcantara This ship. which sank
ID 1915
The plunge vas made from scow
about Blk mites Of Eaton Point At
the greatest depth the diver conversed
with peFaons above by means of
telephone. told how light and airy hs
felt p BIZ $40 pound sur. and iok
ingiy added shaa he vas % comiorta.
bly cool fbat ~ would ike to remain
down the rest of the summer
A. the top e shown 4 section of
The eAain b which the daring diver Is
lowered % the floor Of the 0cean.
The costume in which the diver bel.
formed this astounding feat consisted
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

Consolidated Stock Exchanges Building
and 1t IS with a good deal OF pride
that the members 0f this exchange ar
looking forward 10 The coming house
warming. when the building viii IS
formally dedicated. The old quarters
had been occupied for 20 years. and
vas far from suitable for the present
needs
The new building is adsantageously
located In the heart Of the financial
district within one block 81 the New
York stock. cotton and produce ex.
changes The site was purchased at a
cost Of $4,000. or s72s0 a square
foot. and Is said to have considerably
increased IN value. owing to other Inn
portant bu''-i1g operations in fhe u
ciniiy. + aims 1900 square feet
The bull has been IN process of
construction lor soMa months. the cor
ner stone having been lald siGh aB-
propriate ceremonies last January 2f.
Il was erected at a cost of 5000. 900
i Is classic IN style, the Broad street
front showing row of fonit columns.
and is limestone On a base Of granite
and sufmounied By a dome
The board room Is about Ave feet
above the Broad street level. steps
leading from She sidewalk ali along
that side of the building 10 three
large entrances. Practically the
whole Of the Broad street front back
Of the columns Is one immense win.
dow giving, With the side windows
and a skylight Ia the dome. aa abun.
dance Of light
The trading floor, about 95 by Sc
feet. gives increased space 40 badly
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14
Noble OAK Which Owns Land on
Which IL Stands

miles from The buildings of the state
university. the only buildings of much
consequence. Streets had not been
laid oas to any extent. and when the
work 0t street making for the new
educational eentar began the surveyor
ran his lines Sd as ID place the tree
Id the center of Dearing street Tho
isnd around The tree. outside of the
eight feet i'd which Il holds title. vas
sold to different parties. but tha
wishes of Col Jackson. al expressed
III his deed we're scrupuiously fs
specied
Unmolested ia the possession of
its landed interests. the old tree has
stood for more than a century. and
with the best possible care taken n
il hy the city guardians ard citizens.
ii gives promise 10 rounding out many
years yet.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

Would yo9s mind letting your hus.
band accompany me to the train ?.
qiieried Mrs. Neighbofs My husband
i laid up with a sprained ankle Won
know
Il would Be Only too glad IA AZ.
eonlmodate you. replied Mrs Home
bat the Bible loFbids it,
The Bible forbids IT, echoed 81.
astonished Mrs. Nelghbors aWhy
what IN the world do you meanee
Well. answered Mrs. Homer won
know Il says It q not good for MAJ
70 be a loan.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

Il there should be a further boom
IN the toy dog pet craze the western
Australian desert should prove 4 smalI
II Dorado. ln the course Of an exue.
dition 70 look for 2 practical stock
route between the northern pastoral
lands and the central gold fields
party found large numbers 0f tlnv
anina Of the dog tribe. no bigger than
raj Tue natives eat it greedliy.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14
CONSOLIDATED STOCK EXCHANGE
pr NEW YORK MAKES a MOVE.
Classical Piece Or Architecture Cost
with the Ground Over a Million
Dollars-A House Warm
ing IN Prospect.

New YORK city has many stock ex.
changes. namely, the stock exchange
the cotton exchange. the produce ex-
change, the coffee exchange. the mari.
time exchange. and the consolidated
stock exchange This last named
business organization is the last to
get into large and modern quarters.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

steaographers win be interested n
4 recent decision IN New York by
which & was decided that a stenoq.
rarher may not be eniained from tell.
ins what she knows about her employ.
er's business A yoang lady In a brok.
er's Office was summoned TO tell what
she knew about It by a rival broker.
Her employer sued for an Injunction.
but the Justice denied the injunction
Very few girls wonl willingly betray
any confidence. however, unless com.
gellel to 10 So.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14

The earnest reformer, after much
personal effort. had rounded up an an.
dienee Of hohoea. and mounted the
platform to address them
Ny friends" he said. with his most
ENGAGING smile. in the present crisis
ID affairs a situation presents Itself
But here bis auditors vanished.
They didn't know what the situation
was, but they knew teey dsdn't want
IL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14


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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14
Diver Candy in His suit.

q thick Iron, Of the strength Of q lo-
eomotiYe boiler Unlike the ordinary.
diving costume, however, It was built
10 Withstand the tremendous pressure
OF The water 0i rs owa strength. In.
stead Of relying upon aiF pressure
from pumps Enos b Pelrie 70 the
inventor Of the diving SUIT
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1907-10-14


Discovered the Soul klss.)
tAe wonders of Tie soul klss. no such
rapture ia known b humans in the
present state Of knowledge. she says.
Asked what Il vas like. ahe answer.
ea that when you have been properly
Developed and try On the soal kiss
your Whole bslng responds 10 4 per.
feet 9sllriBm 81 ecstasy. II IS ike
fhe faslng oi two great forces when
responsive souls meet ii this exer
else.
It may laat ior hours. but whatever
the length ot # you do not breathe
ezeeDi eeliniafiy.
What's fhat2
Why, breathing through the pores
q the skin. of course. Education
makes e possible Indian MystieA
spesk 0f various ways of breathing
but they Do not know 0f the cellular
Another strange feature of the soul
Kiss e that 4 is wireless When yoa
have learned Il you can send one 10
your affinity through mountains and
over seas
The trouble With most people Is
that The solar plexua Is not aroused
and foF that reason they are unable
q enter the higher spheres. La vles.
sa's mission, tn addition 10 teaching
The occult Is 70 develop the solar
Niexug much ~ the mind ia improved.
ha Fleata has made tour Of the
planets and 81 miugiing with the IL.
sablianta made many interesting dgg.
The Wahpeton times. [volume] (Wahpeton, Richland County, Dakota [N.D.]) 1879-1919, 1907-11-14

of it has yet been found. Next.
the sum of $8O,O0O was taken
from the New York branch of
the Federal treasury and it
never has been found, nor has
recovery been made from any
official. Here il over $4,000, 900
all stolen within two years in
this country and not a dollar
recovered. In fact, lost with
out an attempt at recovery.
How much easier it is to
swipe cash in the Philippines
where millions are going every
month! How easily the crafty
can get the plumber where beg
gars have become financial
princes who are combined to-
gether to get wealth by hook
and crook!