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The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
NATURAL monopoLlns.


The ownership 81 our mineFa
wealth By the steci trust the Goa
trust, the copper trust aud the smeltel
trust has become a virtual monopoly
and tho reasonable pFieee of ttlu Iaal
win never return. a. hong as these
trasts osn the natural resources 81
the coantry The prescut ora has
heea one % development hy ccmpeti
tion and viii evidently ha followed
BY an nge of monopoly of oaf mineral
resources unless drastic measures are
iakea 70 suppress the evil. A few
rren controlling vast corporatlons with
enoFmoua capital make oar Industries
and trade and our national prosperity
dependent aron these m0dafa hafons.
They control elocsiens. elect congress
men and United States senators and
dictate legislation Ia their own later.
est with tho cooperation of tho rail-.
road masnaie8 The present desire
q tho people 10 contrul railroads.
must BE- followed b. 4 determined e..
fort 20 contrci al nonopolles. tn fact
she people win neyaf have equal rights
until thcy abolish monepcly and II u
their Own fAuit u they cuntinus % a..
how either the railFcad harons Or tho
trust baruna 10 plundeF them.
A monopely cnnnot sxist without
special rrfviiegss ef seme kind. tnt
whsn moaspollsta have beer ailowed
20 ohtaan oontrol ef ths natuYai pred
ucts. such As irwn ore. coal. copper o.
leAa. q vill reeuirs drastic measures
70 sislsdss sAsm Such nssnopollss
can have no ocnpetilors a. homs and
may eVen lave oomhinnllgas with sin
iiarf ngnepeilas AhreA6
ons vvsiA nsturnily think that The
r~otis wosA4 - aaa sueh nsnopollsts
~ law. - the fat is he Nnltsd
STATES ha4 pretsst@s tksm ffem con-.
reuasn hy esupetliss tkeea wAa
wsula sscaps nssr plunasrsng 70 ray
emsvEmsus tarin dustea nNd tAna aiiov
ne mgnopeiiasa n@s e9iy ts sAarns
spet isrw pxeals - uhnl tksT 20
aees. hzt 49, - as - fhoss prean
ths am~ams ~ 80 sAris las sAa ths
frelgA3 ana eewss sf sssnng simllAx
tsrstm areeueta inRsrtsd That i
Wy ~ thess msaeeeasts are siaaneh
nspuhiiesas 4aa aAaa ~ Us Aspus
iiaAn psliey " nAa taxta wkteh pro
sec,s tAsm - ahAfefnG al Ne trsiHe
va beas Ths natnrai plsa weuit b
. 81 eaes aAallsA AZ pgstscsia -
menoYots ~ uusuag ~ tn tariff pre
tsctiea. bet thls = ssatori'y q fhs 30
pas - the last s,ssuen Fef,aasz ia d.
sitAsash sacuxh ~ thsa voted Nd
As na@aeezstn ts eag tAa RepuA1ean
natw4sy - tAa h0ass sf rspFssezas
tfxsa f. hzlf sna teEsatsa seas - -
siess srdsat s1aAAesltsrs
~ the nemserssy - rarsy -
tks nespie-aa aet aisaearaaeA. sus
I'll ~. ~. ~ assfR - sEp~szss
- ihslF fsasv safisesa ~ 49, ris1ts
- a. az sseeai ss.vilees. = asas
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29

Wagonef. I. r., Aug. 26-1i -0rana
lodge Brothers ct Friendship and Sisters
81 The Mysterious Ten colored1 fare
and one third. on the certificate plan.
Date u sale, Aag sf-si.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29

MeAllsier, 1 7 aug 20as Annual
meeting United Confederate Veterans.
e. 30 for round trip. Date Of sale, Aug
10 % -. hnal limit, aug -.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29

Nev feft 8apehHcaas ars efeesr
lns 3 bill Kor tie coaihe lesissafere 81
eonpel editors TO pulat daily ls :
eopsnlcnoHa place. The name an she
responsible owner. aaA also tie nasn.
sf The editor Responsible fof ute,
HncnH IN Iho editorial aad news sst
umns = tha corrupt EapuhlleAs
flneAters thiuk thef can stop hoass,
nswH1apeFs from dan0mnelae ana 81
posing thelr earrunt Political dalass
- thai kiea q hfafT. thry ara esr
sainlT mistaken IIonem paliilclnns
are hat rarely attached Is ths neus
napeFa and n thef aFe. unlnssIy. ths,
alva1a nnd defenders. exan from eal
tora vhn arc nolllleal npponaaga Il
= Tie galled iadFs uho vince And ~
editors ana publishers q na~ananss,
would b. dolinqaeal h lhslf anis 4
they 90 ~ tali ne lrufA an<a.s than
This back Gre asaina1 tha numapansn
my b Wmed at t. rfeat dalllea q
IA country pHezs hat ths latter r.,
#nueFaIIy Elyo Ihe namaz e haIk -
fishers aaa cdIlma and Il ans essn
s e epmHon zaovIeiea IL - can
Hp4sIF 70 + tie ounar. kab,lzzs|
H1f eaII1E. Tie nzna6l.saa eIIn<z i
~ 80 fezifIeE tha aNzI&lig a ii
HfssH haz 1lIN zzll6# - Fl
zze&H. leg DE ElEHz - free Hsezz1
zk'e@ Eaz|s'# 1szan q - -
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
sessupr psAcYloss
Tss ess, = Elssfisrs n grslao5 80
sns unit@a atatss

TIE oss sf esscne-s Is Easisr1 a
ths ise' slseztea. tsth psrta8sl sa1
fnwF~ns~ ~. wNa 81 asssa4a 81 S.
per veis rsre4 re c@ renEn
stsfe 81 tAe fsss 81 etrsr iEafc 80
iaefafs ffa expresses 81 -
aa ssfs - ess sifszea N.a ear.
egacssess set # fkss hsa g
steilssat shs sfsAsse ssi saa ~
res sst ArHs - ssss- tHW ff
fiss,s liHx 8 EAa $50 4
y - sa Tsa
fsifs gfea q fss safa
Sees 81 S ss q tafe n e "a
$50 ta ee Sc serve s1st
a easHa# # M
ssts a les sw sehse alas
sf t aiess Af
fts tssites .st s cr
N* cf sAf Isw
nnit rs etesats AZ
faT t en N
sa8 - rfass sns s. HnFs s s.
f a a aoess IS nHg
81 M
- IS ies CREST e t S lsn
sAaaess
Tte sf gts q #i fssa
tifes = se Naaff sleeH h
esot Nataso. csH1 eeil q s
- ilssFrz exfanaiEafss ans al.ssat
Ias esafHs.et sfrs4 Htcse eae
ssAaa hsye hsea fhaso q hs sslasaa
ssk provisions Noasa c8ase eaea can.
s8sts his friea8s snt sHa nsesY -
zaaisals7nz e sef as asfettlFss -
aaeh elho1 ans nstafsiif sent 80 als
eeurnea awANan ef tNe i4v
fesaslmnrn whe ese reziiy ialent -
entcslag : iaw e. nrsreat raliileal
eerran 10 should Investigate ths Fng
la noFrma rFsasiees ~ "a adsp'
fsa atfine rFg~tHseas - a4nlF -
eoadiasns hsfs nal fuea cza neFe'
- sasoueslskea unEll ths voEerp afa'
suss = tara fhs sasaala esas. ~ eject
~ hannsa fneTssensssveN Tha ieNi
- = ne nepaeiiesa party ere eyf
asafir 4er4 laszh = saaet lsHs fhal
ufn raaIlr pruTeat eoFfapiiea. fof /
4 fart thak tiFs amoaua anens II
elssa and auuhtfsl elections a =.
shIef eauss of Republican auesess !
s serlalni5 within ~ tfath % s.,
tat ~ esafF dollar exraHdea ~ ~
narearafz Ahesa 4 Tea dollars aas
sF1n mofe ar6at b the Republicans
Il ia7a d nenocfzta Haa les to
Il Co go II lsfSSr camnalsa fana
@Afls ste eco Gee wera HHnpiiea nF ~
Asfkz railroads ana special Easeresl
. esrx Haaezsad ~ ths Keaabliea'
szsnraIEn.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29

shawnee, Okla. annual meeting OKLA
homa Snnday School Association, Aug 90
10 g. inclusive. % for round tip. Date
Of sale. Aug 1912. aual return limit,
Aug a3
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29

Nas : man sha. against I'll odda. e..
taiuea Tie highest honor = man could
Rst Il ths United States Ballanie
IIofehound Syrup hAs attained i place
neveF sqvalled y ans OTHER lIkc
remedy. 4 isasufs cure fof eo.els.
odd BfannhlEia. lnlIaenEa nnd al pal.
mQnaff diseases Esery mntlsf sAould
Esen Supplied vIlh Us saedeEfni
aeusn mszseles rsae1a pr.e sIala
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29

Parsons. Kansa. Aag. Is 10 80. 1907
annual meeting Grand Lodge q A. II 4
a. NJ, eolosed. Opsn rate o. fare and
one.thlsd for the round trip. Date Of sale,
Aug. a5; tinal limit Aug. 81
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29

K0Iol mill nnnflsh Ana sFsnRtlien
r0ur digestive organs aild furnish tie
natural digestive luless fef Tour
stomach 4 vii make yuu eeIl kedol
dIgesss shat yoa eat sold ~ ia.
I9arusy 1 MeYsgs asd Peoples Drug
store i
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
WOULD BENEFIT ALL
Rgsulr OF COMMON sENsE tar
IEF REVISION.
THE FAoTs ARE PLAIN
Claim rhef Frss rraas u kiusa 81
- psnscrsss 10 FssHsh-Fia
vfss That viii cenvfrea
the PaiIsarm ea6

Whenever ne siAnarsifs~~ and
even thnse mawuhlieans thnt nellsvW
thrFs must Be sonns referm oi me
present ianH syatcna. are esgaersa ~
the sfpeenrs 81 the pinadsfine ~ tks
lr1teeist trusts and eamhimea. tkaar
oniMrsplt n thAt fras trade we1lA
rnla Ne eonatry Teis - course is
20 snswsr ~ al a. seithes the neas
cfutlo perty. nsg aaY stAss eseaniaa
tlon ~ csaaeaawace politically either
,tsnends fFea trade o. faesfs a. rres
trAde Il huxshse 81 tks siasdpaltef
nhe kas = hsainateFn and sunsgs
tsvm paFAleEiam whensre &fiR ~
form 70 montioaet Frss uazs wcniA
undoubtedly " TIE beet tkiss fsf he
vhols wesid e 81 aAii0na pfArtice4 g.
bot practically q = al prsswas lm -
siAla
Esfsrmlng ths tsfia b retsrsng n.
= ~ rec traas. % fyoa t. fag tksFe
wvals Ein BE- : iafEH ameam % sag
n tai pals unsev uAehat ~ rYsssat
auuss szs ns tao trusts wezsa hass
n oszpss via iks inseeresa seecs
whtsz weaia - ssla - . Fesueed
rfica. u Aooe4aanas w&fh e. lawsF
Eates - ss~sf s4eas. tksa wssid ~
+ gss4v@ Fsfaeasu - sss sesl nf ~
"a aaa tka s4sat sea.s y esasamsns
wsuia S~ ate !. wwrea .aa ms.e n
sfsa4 = sasus~sa, - 4. mA.s no~ -
Thsss = ssa lz,rsrIst assr ssas ga
e6s = 9aasis snsas asa nakslf taat
nsnea frr.s ~ ants ALI thA4 eam~~
sHsA ~ aess44 ussn mhlea & 6asr
Is ransriss y ..fs.a sf.fs nes ffs-
lsr "a ga aa4 s.s... ssfs 50 a.sr
"a - tks fs.A iisl a. er.sess4 -
sae s e.ssse s sats|e.ae n -
a tt.s uh -
Ists.ss fs-s s. s.. s..fs =,
5s.t..sss - ~ t.a.ss go es.,fs.s.
4Ass ts.s.fs ~ tf.s. d.
.s Ha s
#z tz.l.. ~. ~.
-. s
.-. .ms st... .....s.s n. ~. @Ms.4.
t..ss. f4
.nsz. 81. .t...s 49,.
Z
#AAf
I q ss 80 es " &c "
W 8 ~s. {.
NeA assf sesH etps
A't fits AFt s ne pi.fH o' zA'
- taa' e5e sasa e aA' hF sal
- bH.i E ne Afte ptsaA't sna -
AlRs Ahe hAfHa. a. ~ Aa 81
afe q ifalAels ens na aei faant =
sHy spffsaiasla ef5ent f ths ties
fafa pres 7 farnef siiis ala ert
steef. the pfiea hs N-ala Ess iof -
hiae #iA % YAdeApi~aIy AemeHaa'
lover. hat p I'll ssofe han 'nAHs g
faf 1hat e tHa cheaper heais zas
shosz ~ haIne,s = ~ ~. go
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29
UNFAIR PROSPERITY
FARMERS AND WAGE gARNERl
NOT GETTING THEIR SHARE.
Figures show Taat Protected Trust
ana Corporations hove Forcsd
Prices Ter coss 0f Living Far
Above Increased Wages
Paid

We are ar impressed wilh ths
prosperity that the great business Ia
terests Of the country are cnioying
but somehow many of as iSal that w
are not gcitihg our share There Il
no dispating the prosperity Of TIE
few, but there is atill ssronger evt
denee that many farmers and wage
earners are not getting Just whai
should Be coming 70 them The price
OF farm products. With the exceptloE
OF wheat. has Increased Wages Of
wurkingmea have advanced. and yet
the greatest eo0nomy IL not able C
equallre the greatly increaaed oafkn
The 'awurcs of Dan and nFadstreoi
show that the price Of Al commodities
has risen on aA average over 70 pet
cent since 1885. bar the statistics q
he aunaeo vagns paid Indicate az
increase Of oniy about 20 pcr eent
aursng tAe eeme psMicd
Tna sansis asnass show there ars
ahOui weee. oas Rnpis IN thia couD
~ workng - hswsa. resolving an
wvuraEs uf abssse laQe each pes ysAr. as
tns total vaxes 20 azasuna so SIS.
oee. see o. nsertsna 20 peg cent
woald Hfvs IN 1896 aor tbe sane nurn
psr - wAge wwaws $4,000. 90. zee
bat - rhe ee~z a. livaAa q now e
- csnl rn0rs tAAn b tspa. and q
raa 81 tha waka aarnarr ear1ed tn
Iesr 10 HvuA Il must New enas hHm
IN sAsbo. or ks9V euch pes pm
y s~g tAe Aag1a pszsuuf q EoeAs ssst
10y IA hsrzza4t ran1 asf etAcf an
pamao o rvinE uzks r az. n ftga
vet TIE sviawnce ekwws UhNa IN
wawra pMta are - - PEE csat hkeA
~ ~ tsss ~ yv4ta ~ aAeea.
eea 80 20 - dsfvreaca hstuesu
whm tAe vaae ~mruerr ~ tha oasaa
ay sew raaaxs and wtat tNsy shsuid
ressrs r tbsy ralF Fargicffepted q
the nrusewfty. Il s. soe 80 -. rhti
auwunt rsprs~s-as Approfimskeiy
whm sAs prvtectof ptrsnpA cembtacs
and corporations are rncsdvns inl
srs1fa ovsf and abovs the aFrraEs
priests fhs pasdncer1 sal fnAnatae
tarrra were wsttsnr IA 1856 aare
y 80 trasfsa nrc prosperous. aad
tkeF proep~rity IS inasyutaslc. faI
tssn 2aa = half hllioa asll4rs aro q
vwtna ~ tAe Ra@shAssn sYstea o.
pree~asfsn mte eha remnzzeasza nawS
= - azspszzs1a mzzaates -
~ 4b~s ~ ssazasa - ~ lane -
fsseed w shs@s smaa aeatma8 trasa
hssh smfsan h pmg ne extra - -
esAesa = tio saah ~ ~ - -
80 ssFaes8s
NJ wvnssef 1sru = rarsue 80 ami
~ 80 e4rn salnrsza ana Wages ~
aAnsdsea nars 80 bst - he ees
af HvFsg = a6FeassnE - the rata =
nse esr est sanwaElF ; wesld asan
fhaa waa<A aza aallwt@a VI nsvaa
sases ~ ~ssA - a~s a aytnx
As > peszacaa pfo.eseIsss ~ voters
muas rsssanihas thss Re 1895 anl ~
three YsAr eesvisas tbs fssasoefaEse
tariH rates wera assta hsEh aF~ae
ias s. as psf east - g2sraf efIre
S. aatsr laa presesa aw % ases
nf eaaf Ca eseF 30 aes
r alshsf vhaf Mnara Hcrasf
aaa f6a fssf saasl g isa HH|
vlaAa rf aaaHg aet
s f h18 6 aeae hsGf s.
se mHi thn aew
~ ~ = wsei Ia0 ssse 81
If# Ha5 Ha|
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29

prezsaaa1 caurAfH invites the -.
ss.xsIIoa e 81 Ia1eE unIeas e prrus,
t "a - IaIerazIioaaI hfzklfelzsn
A. alaaunzs naa uFHHs ~ nAleaa
. - NAF Iaz8Hesa - eeaNH@zA
n /. - "a ~ 80 e,iIssza
= 80 8 sp=a1e=z = - Z
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29

A raa0 has Hlsan ooolIuR, saolnIgig.
healing sgausefoid Fameas n usHEls i
1afH1|hleI Witch HaIsI MIss Ho'd
y HeIIeEnsf E Ha1sft snd p Drug
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-08-29

Holland zola IeuE|seH Duplex zHIt
.8I1Izzszz during - 0zafh sE xaI1|
ksp'I 90 Hsea ansI - q
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EXCURSION
FARES
ImpOrtant;=.Ihis
announcement is changed
constantly Look for i every
daySItwiIl. save y0u.money
AK. ST. SPECIALS.


Parsons. Ksnsa. Aug Is 10 80 1907
annual meeting Grand Lodge 81 A. h. 4
a. NJ, eolofed. Opsn rate d fare and
oue.thlsd for the round trip Date Of sale,
Ang. aSi aual limit Aug q
Oklahoma City Aug. -, on account
visit Of Secretary TAFT, open rate Of fare
aud one third Tor round trip Date Of sale
Aug. % and q. hnAl limit Aug. g, 1907.
Seeond.class Colonist Fare 10 northwest.
Billings. Hinsdale, Ogden. Salt Lake tity,
Helena aud Butte lMontanal, Spokane.
Portland, Seattle and other Northwestern
I,oiats. Also. 10 points in California,
Arizona, New Mexico and Texas points
Date q sale September % October 81
MeAllsler, L 7 aug. 20as Annual
meeting United Confederate Veterans.
Ass for round trip. Date Of sale, Aug
10 10 -, nnal limit, aug. a.
shawnee, Okla. annual meeting OKLA
homa snnday school Association, Aug 90
10 q. inclusive. % for roand isip. Date
OF sale, aug 1919. aual return iimit,
Aug %.
waeoner I. r. Aug. 1851 Grand
lodge Brothers ct Friendship and Sisters
81 The Mysterious Ten coloredb fare
and one.thlrd. on the certificate plan.
Date u sale, AaF s9sl.
SUMNER TOURIST RATSs;
IN effect from Jnns lie 70 september aeth,
inclusive 1907, enal limits October als.,
1901. Good % certain poinis Ia Alabama.
Florida, 6eouaa, Kentucky Louisiana,
MISSISSIPPI Nerh CaroHna, Teupassee.
Virginia. West Virginia Also 81. Louis,
Chicsgo. Yellow stonr National Pafk.
Denver. Cello. and ether poinis. For
further information see n X ANA q,
ticket agcEit,
JAMESTOWN ExPcSiTioh
Aprl 26ih 10 November Jafh 1907 sea
son tickets aom sinlta and ralafn sila3
A 60.day ticket sf3 41 snd lA-day
ticksl f3s.s0.
H. A. FARTHlNG.
Agent. n, X At. By.,
Phans Ne. Is. NinitA Z
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-06-01

ton No. /, and we shall not stop till
all is completed. On the east of Pal
isade avenue, I am cutting out one
block on Briar way, one block on Clair
mont road, and two blocks on Arcadian
way, near the cliff. We are to carry
these to completion, including macadam-
izing Of the roads perfectly, laying of
gas and water mains and erecting cleo
trio light poles for connections. l have
orders from the company to complete,
also, everything on the west of Pals
ade avenue, including every block and
road from there to Anderson avenue,
north and south, taking in everything in
Section No. 1. We cannot do all this
work in a week, or a month, but we
are making rapid progress, and our
showing should be appreciated before
the summer is over by the most casual
observer. 1t will then be possible to
drvie over a number of miles of Pal
isade roadways, which will be as fine
as they can be made"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-06-01
Housing the Hose Reel

The Board of Underwriters recently
paid Palisade a visit and demanded
that the reel and hose of Company No.
4, For Lee borough, be Immediately
placed under lock and key in a separate
house of it's own, under penalty of hav-
ing the general insurance rate raised on
all houses now insured.
The penalty demanded was over 200
per cent increase. Steps were at once
taken to conform to the demands, but
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-06-01

owing to the fact that a suitable lot
could not be obtained, the reel still
remains under the shed in the Ferry
Co.'s barns A portable house has been
ordered to meet the demand, and the
H. r. r. Co. has granted the use of
temporary lot.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-06-01

''The Red MILL" Knickerbocker Thea
ter-Montgomery and Stone starred in
the best musical comedy since "The
Prince of Pilsen'
''The Chorus Lady," Hackett Thea
ter-Rose Stahl in an impressive char
acter study; New York Slang, human
nature, heart interest.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-06-01

Roof Gardens:- Hammerstein's Para
use Roof Garden, tolerable: Aerial Gar
uehs lover the New Amsterdam Theater)
George M. Cohan in ''The Honey
mooners," bristling and catchy; Jardin
oe Paris lover the New York Theater)
costly vaudeville.
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-06-01
rhird of a Mile ON the Cliff Trent
sold to o Syracuse Syndicate
$3.50, 900 Involved - Promises
Much for Palisade.

q,,is is proving the banner year for
Palisade, and all the good things that
] 70 coming this way have not yet been
abronicled. The latest development to
ho noted in the sale of some sixty odd
nlots overlooking the Hudson, directly
an fine eastern front of the property to
Syracuse syndicate, composed Of
humber of the present stockholders of
tbe Hudson River Realty Company, and
some of their personal friends. The in
terests involved represent about $75O,O0O
of the very choicest plots in Palisade.
In fact the section which commences
IL Brook lane from Arcadian way runs
fhree blocks north to Euclid road, is two
nlots deep the whole distance and is
really the cream property of all Pal
isade Some of these plots are held as
high as $4,000 each, and average much
above $4,000, with no improvements.
III is the intention of these new promo
tors to develop this front property along
the very highest lines, and its final I'm
ish when everything is ready co put it
On the market will prove an agreeable
Surprise, because nothing like the quality
of these improvements has ever been
seen around New York. Everything
chat money can suggest in the way of
making this section inviting in every
particular will be lavished upon it, SO
that there will be attracted here fam
lies of wealth and influence.
1t is said by those high in authority
that the improvements of the section al
hded to above will do more than any
other one thing which has ever yet been
attempted for the good of Palisade. In
fact, as has been said heretofore in '"The
Palisadian," the eastern section of the
property must, per force, form the big
money maker for the rest of the town,
and nothing short of a cataclasm can
prevent this. An officer of the company
said this week on this point:
so far as present conditions indicate
Il, the future of Palisade was never so
well assured as now. With all of the
difficulties which have stood in the way
removed, there is nothing more to pre-
vent this property from quickly assum-
ing its logical position as the most select
suburban residence section within thirty
miles of New York The time is within
easy sight now when Palisade will pre-
sent, from its commanding location, an
Inspiring sight to residents of New
York who look across the Hudson and
see its inviting situation. Palisade should
form modernized imitation of the
Hanging Gardens of Babylon in all of
me tabled beauty of the ancient city,"
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-06-01
Another Big Development.
Condition of Work i'm PaIisade.
Continued from Page II

lckS mouse, CumDermede road and Col
umbia avenue; the Dunbar, Stulpnagle
and Budlong houses in Washington ave-
nue.; the Elkins', Thurston and Ashley
houses ON the Central Land Company's
property; DR.. Maynard, including three
extra lots and the Lemons in Dear
born road; houses 81, II and 72 in
Washington avenue; the Dwiggins, Giles
and Frey houses in Cumbermede road;
the former Fredericks house in Edge
wood lane; the Darby's, Washington ave-
nue.; the Schalls, Edgewood lane; the st.
Johns Millard's and Jeltrup's, Ander-
son avenue"
"What roadways have been finished?'
columbia avenue from Palisade ave-
nue. to Anderson avenue. Palisade ave-
nue. has been cut through and top stone
laid, from Bluff road to Bride way.
We have finished Edgewood lane COM
pletely from Columbia avenue to house
No. IS, almost to Drury lane, in all over
1900 feet, or nearly one third of mile.
We have also finished Dorincourt road
completely from Anderson avenue to
Washington avenue, including sidewalks
and borders sown in grass, as are the
other roads mentioned. Dearborn road
has been completed from Columbia ave-
nue. to Bride way, about 1900 feet,
with sidewalks and grass borders. An
derson avenue has been repaired in
places, but this is an old county road
and has not received the same kind of
treatment as the new roads. 1t has had
sidewalks built on both sides, however,
and wide grass borders, which will make
it one of the most attractive in Pals
ade. The sidewalks run from the begin
ming of the company's property on the
Central Land Co.'S side to the Anderson
residence, about half mile or more.
We are going right on with all this, and
add more to Anderson avenue as we
can"
"Washington avenue" said Mr.. May,
''has been completed on the east side
of the trolley line. from Columbia ave-
nue. to Bluff road, sidewalks laid and
grass borders sown. The same distance
has been finished on the west side of
Washington avenue, the ground between
the road and tracks being filled in.
Washington avenue has been cut
through, and has the top coat of stone
on with sidewalks and cutters from
Bluff road to Bride way"
"Bluff road, on the east" continued
the superintendent, ''has been carried
from Palisade avenue to the terminus
at Arcadian way, with the top course or
stone on. 1 forgot TO say that the lot
of house No. So, Washington avenue,
has been graded and seeded, also the
new Brown house in Dearborn road"
"What of future workT' was next
Palisadian. [volume] (Cliffside Park, N.J.) 1906-current, 1907-06-01

The Rose of the Rancho" Belasco
Theater-Frances Starr in an atmos-
pheric picture of early California.
Lewiston evening teller. [volume] (Lewiston, Idaho) 1903-1911, 1907-09-17
STANDARD OIL
FIGHTS HARD

CHICAGO, Sept. 1.-THE Tribune
today says that the s29.24O fine inn
posed on the STANDARD Oil by Judge
Landis recently will be wiped out of
existence on technicality If the
schemes of the STANDARD Oil lawyers
are carried to fruition.
In event the'Aiton is granted the inn
munity. which it has been fully estab-
lished was promised to the railroad
through kn agreement with former
Attorney General Moody. the Stand
ard oil attorneys win demand that the
Landis fine be set aside.
The ground for this plea is that the
standard Oil lawyers should have been
apprized of this immunity agreement
in order that they might question the
Alton railroad witnesses properly.