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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-26

Mr. Editor
Dear Sir Since I knew Tha
Star some few months ago. il ~
always kept hammehng away !,
some corrupt concern or other ~.
latest being the mlik combine ssS
with reference ~ his ! ahogld l,,.s
Ike 10 say that your issue ~ -,
urday explains fully the mystery
why no supply of milk could IL -.
for my household from about ~.
middle Of October. when nv We
and family arrived In this CITY M
about three weeks ago.
We could not arrive AZ any n..
son why no one would supply I.
We could only bry quarts A -.
dom. for which we had IN -.
usually 20 cents Including bof,ls
] suppose. a. We have quite 4 1907
of bottles; but none would rive us
a regular supply excepting ora
shop. which wanted us 10 order /,
every morning which Of course was
out 81 the question.
= have pleasure In giving VI,
these facts. az ! think Il Is pretty
good Confederation o. your rafe.
menih Ia Saturday nights lpvua
Go on. Star and good luck 70 yo,
You are doing a power of good
work for the people.
y am. etc.
"A GREAT ADMIRER~
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COMMEND STARS EXPOSURE OF THE
COMBINE OF MILK DEALERS

Exposure OF the criminal con.
aplfacy Of tho milk combine TO cx-
tort oxorbiiant profits from the
people 81 Seattle has met with
communication from readers Of The
Star. expressed In letters such as
the following
Seattle. Nov 25. 1907
The Seattle Star.
4 notice Ia this days issue the
raise Of 2 cents per quart on milk
and the estimate Of 100000 profit
per annum from the sale 20 10000
families IN this city.
Now. Mr. Editor. n we could get
pure milk az II came from the COW.
as one consumer. ! would pay the
price without a grumble. bus such
stuff az they palm or on the con
Humer aud then raise the price
The milk delivered In some parts
Of the city ia simply horrible II
IL an outrage 10 call n milk and
there seems 10 be no remedy, IN
less our inspectors Will use a little
more energy.
IT. n. CANS."
The following letter tells Of the
experience OF a new arrival In Sc
attic who was unable 70 get milk
during October, when the members
OF the exchange observed the agree.
ment not to allow the consumer 10
change milamen.
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DEATH RECORD.

Deaths were registered today as
follows.
peine--J Devine. 80. Nov. 10.
pplin headquarters
Whcapaw-R. W wincapaw. 81.
Nov a, 1905 Columbia IT.
bhhn-F Bruhn. 30. Nov. "a. 1906
Eftanth sv.
uflch-Carl A. q. Ulnch. &C.
Nov %, 1874 Prospect.
sieferd-C sieferd. 30. Nov. a.
i4is Ninth av. W.
Wiiloy-T NJ Wiley. a.. Nov %.
Providence hospital
Stefanskl--I Stcfansh. b6. Nov.
%, Forty.aeyenth st. and Second
av. w.
Petzold-InfRnt, Nov. rs. $500
Ferdinand.
stewart II Stewart. %. Nov. 6.
sos Maynard.
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CHURCH WILL OPEN EVEN
IF DEBT IS NOT PAID

Failure 10 raise all Of the $4,000
debt on the new building Of Che
First Presbyterian church will not
prevent the opening Of the new
church as soon az Il is ready for
holding services
The debt may be raised. M n
committee headed by 4 X. Loose
has been soliciting subscriptions
from members OF the congregation
from the time Or Matthews
and IN board OF elders passed the
resolution that the new building
would not be opened until u was
entirely paid for
Al firae the committee met with
quick response, bat since the
stock gamblers panic sent a quiv-
or OF nervousness over the country
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BREAKS HIS LEO.

while alighting from a carriage
as he WAS seeing some Of his hunt.
ing friends off on tho boat from
Dnngencss. George II Davis. pro
priotor OF the Davis hotel IN that
city and uncle of Charles Tenant.
chief OF the Seattle detective force
stepped on the side Of his foot and
sustained fracture Of both bones
ia the loft leg. He vas placed
aboard the boat az once and brought
20 Seattle. where he arrived early
this morning after painful all.
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subscriptions have been less =.
quent and generous. and Inc r.slI
bility that the 30 900 might ~,
be- raisef before tho church h con- ~
plet0d became apparent
A meeting viii be held snnaaw
10 consider the adWsabllliy IN y
Beinding the resolution. Dr. MAN
ewn favora such action. II n 4.
necessary on account ~ finanelsi
conditions ~ the country.
Tho church building at The en-.
ner 0f Seventh and spring N Cos,
IN the neighbofhood " t3o0 600 ana
Is nearly completed IT H. posslbia
that the fret service will be- bei5
IN the new church on Dec s ~
no definite announcement can ~
made. a. u De- not certain that M
building viii be- completed In linz
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-26
BANK is ROBBED

Neepef John Young 20 enter the
hig vault, which the robbers then
locked
The bulk Of the money had al.
ready been placed In the safe and
the time lock set, but $4,000 IN
gold and silver remained on the
counter This the robbers shovel.
ed into bag and took with
them 10 the Hotel Bonion. where
they had previously engaged a
room. They had arranged the
money N rolls ~ that Il could
be easily carried and we're Just
about 10 leave the hotol when Of
ficera learned of their presence
aud attempted Co break the door
Before they succeeded, however,
the robbers jumped from the win.
dow onto an adjoining roof taking
only 1900 IN gold aud leaving 81 coo
IN silver IN the room, u was dark
when the men escaped from the
hotel aud all truce Of them was
lost Posses we're organized aud
went IN pursuit,
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WOMEN ROB
MILLIONAIRE:

CHICAGO. Nov. as James Ed.
wards. coloFcd aud a Nhlts woman.
who gave her name a. CiAra "a
wards bat whose real name IL be-
liefed 70 he Rose Cohn. left Chit
cage last night in charge of de
teciives 20 answer Ia New York
the accusation of having robbed
millionaire of diamonds and money
20 the amount Of SIS 900 Accord.
ing 10 the ChicaSo police. . man
who said he was Robert Il Brown.
Of Atlanta. Ca. complained 10 the
New York police that while be vas
IN The company Of tho woman her
colored accompilcs ritlsd hit bag
gaze.
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MRS. WORTH DEAD.

Lingering Just long enough 10 see
her husband once more before she
died. Mrs Worth. wife 81 Captain
Frank Worth. master OF the steam.
ship Nunlyak. suecumbed 70 heart
disease az an early hour yesterday
morning
Captain Worth has been north
since early fan and arrived in Sc.
attic Saturday. finding his wife in
the last stages Of a Ions Illness
Funeral services will take place
from the Fremont Undertaking par.
loru tomorrow nj ! o'clock. inter.
mont at Mount Pleasant cemetery
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-26
DEVOURED BY DOGS

PEORIA. M. Nov Mrs Bar
hara Anderson. Agod 90 years. re-
ciuao. Twins IN a cabin boat IN q
lonely spot on the Illinois river
near this city has been found dead
Her body was lyinE on the floor
and ~ dogs we're dsyouring a. Her
face. neck and shoulders had been
eaten by the rnvsnonB CANNES. Il
is thought that she had boon dead
for four or fiye days
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ON THE SAN PEDRO wHARvgs.

a great railroad terminus. having
three railroads % the east and three
10 the north.
Yet there II not a single gun 10
ptotset san Pedro. What amazce
ma u that 20 faf no one has
suggested the use Of San Pedro har'
Dor an a naval base. believe a
grave mistake will be made II San
Pedro IL not considered as an i'm
portAnt point from which 20 direct
areat naval mAneuvefa."
The breakwatcr that IL 10 give
San Pedro. "a miles from Los An.
geles. n harbor costing $500 0Vo.
IL now 81 per cent completed. This
brcaksatsr will shelter over 800
Tres sof satof having = depth Of
from 20 10 % feet apd 200 acrea
more with a depth Of from 20 70 80
feet. plenty OF room 20 anchor the
largest fleet IA existence. There is
plenty Of room for the construction
Of dry docks within the harbor.
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: CLINTON, MS Nov "a The
state bank at Clinton was held up
and robbed Of 81 900 IN coin shortly
before 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon by two men II was Just a
few minutes aner closing time
when the mon appeared IN the
bank aud. With drawn reviewers.
forced Assistant Cashier William
Argo. Cashier Murphy aud Book
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CAPT. a. W. FRIES.
BY c. X. rAvENNER.

Seattle Star Exclusive ssrviee.)
los ANGELES. Cal. Nov 70 o.
II war should be declared today.
what would prevent the japanese or
any other hostile fleet from steam
ing up and quietly capturing San
Pedro and los Angeles
4 3 Army Engineer Capt Amos
" Fries. In chargs 81 Qualifications
80 tho Los Angeles district. and
chief engineer % the great 1000.
foot breAkwAtcr al san Pedro, gave
startling reply
There IL nothing IN the world "a
prevent such a capture. he said
hut you have not covered the
biggest point In the question. he
continued Once an enemy cap.
tured San Pedro. u would be In pos
session OF the moss strategic pAlni
on the entire coast as a base from
which to operate los Angeles has
large stores Of provisions. fruits and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-26
LoScsHoREMAH INJURED.

While engaged IN hosting coal
on board the steamship Minnesota
~ the Great Northern docks this
morning. William Fitzgerald. a long.
ehoreman. living a. the Commercial
hotel, was seriously injured By the
breaking % the coal hoist lie was
caught in the bold Of the vessel.
sustaining a broken leg and a se-
riOus scalp wound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-26

RATHuRUM. Ida. Nov. Sc
Steve Adams has been admitted 10
ball In the sum % $4,000. and
Darrow announced that the bail
would be provided a, once Dafrow
stated that he would make every
effort 10 prevent Adams from be
ing taken back 10 Colorado on the
Collins murder charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-26

EUREKA. Cal. Nov &c Edward
sordell arrived last evening from
Chewaeh. wash. having travelled
the entire distance. over 900 miles
on horseback through the toughest
portion OF Washington and Oregon
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Prominent Corner

caF uns The place f1r = store 10 So
tgslnaasN 20 Mss GROW RICH TIE
owner - fhts orders Hs sale Tor o. 4ta
ONLY ftaa Us CASH hafarre Ell 81
monthly A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY
ron a LITTLE fRrMGwr
CHARLES SON EmH CONTAIN
ALASKA nuudtng
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TWO MILLION COMING

CHERnOuRG. Nov 26-Thc
Kron PHnaeason Ceoinoon ia on ita
way 10 the United States with g..
oo0. 900 Ia eagles from the Bank OF
France 90 New York banks II IL
reported that the French bank
holds 10000 600 in United States
sold aud that tho entire amount Is
90 be sent II IL IL needed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-26

CoNsTANTrNoPLE. Nov 20 -
Famine threatens a great part OF
Asia Minor. owing 10 the failure Of
the crops and the greatest distress
pcyails The sultan has already
ISSUED orders forbiddlng the export
1T hnrlnN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-26

A pretty trock OF black satin
mounseline II made close hitting In
one piece. with the skirt widely cir.
cular a girdle Of blue messaline
IL drawn high above the waist al
the back and falls IN very wide sash
ends quite TO the hem Of the skirt
A shoulder arrangement Of white
lace outlines the vest and collar Of
blue dotted net
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-26
BlRTH RECORD.

Births were registered today as
follows:
Abney--To wife of u. G. Ahnoy.
BIZ 1hirtleth av,, Nov n. a son.
butlor-To wife OF J. NJ. Butler.
South Park, Nov. IA. a son.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-26

night voyage. and 10 nov at prosl.
deuce hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-26

An electric line TO cost $4,000.
600 viii be built, connecting West.
Minister and Chillwack. y. G.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-26

= CLINTON. Ills. Nov. "a 4
= The posses early this morning 4
4 arrested two men giving their 4
4 names as Ward Miller aud
4 Edward Davis. OF Chicago. &C 4
cused Of holding up a bank 4
e here yesterday and stealing 4
= $4,000 IN currency In room '
4 from which tho bandits ea 4
4 capped. $1,000 was found 4
4
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notified to appear before the in
spsctnr Tor examination.
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Come In and See Us

n you are payieE rent ws have q
pfupasifiun 90 offer sferfnrs aha eanfs
q auat hune Ehulrs level lata faT rs
and ur on sAsF Terms f4Husra buiit ta
suii We haze a. Illustrated book isi
tsiifas 81 about this rforEFtF Cali ana
get one We afs upen evenings anHi
alesn
NATIONAL LAND CO
satst9s rlaHfaf Bldg Seattle
phanNs-Main ts8f lad fas1
tatstas California uidN Tacoma
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-11-26
WEST SEATTLE.
FREMONT AND BALLARD.

Two new four room cottages on ism
avenue W, ballard northeast Of
Salmon Bay fafks nard plAgiorinal
lot hosioa Terms $3.50 down. balance
iuonthiy payments. Come and look at
them
Vacant lots Tor sale cheap
o a. Wooa, eoae Tad o. w
.-7i-1z-A. 3
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WILL INVESTIGATE
SEA TRAGEDY
(sy United Prsss)


SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. az
Captain John Birmingham. United
States marine inspector for the
Pacific coast, announces that he
will make an investigation OF the
drowning 81 FInssio nurkman and
Reta and Ada Shotte. the three
children who we're swept from the
deck OF tho steamer President chile
on route from Seattle CalAln
Cousins OF the steamer has been
CITY REAL ESTATE.
--=s-=------s-aa--sssa- -.--4..-a--.-----..
FORCED SALE
a good home and Investment A uira
from cottage on two lats atl ln ear.
der. close fu car lice hish ard slightly
ea.y se miuatss ride ii.fee $3.50 down.
81 A GORDON
iii Madison 81. between iss and 1nd avs
CUT RATE PRIcEa
Zine little atarn auf cnfuaf iaf ! Ilqs
is a. f9 pass re g, people asar Weed
ssss d 100. 30 sosa hsi na, 10 s .ai,
can ekth ana fhinnsy ph0ns Nofth ia
gf Ind white asg Ia IL
cuotcE HOME siTns
zine quarter agfs tracts from GgIe IL
isss-ihs ilee ones ~. ~ elsagsd snd
waiks 90 and water pfnsd on each traI
~ water T. fFss Terms 80 cash snA
q Il sitHoLs 20 uaish Bis II
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CHEAP
CHEAP

Bulldog lots On the North Reservoir
PARK Addition Doing business svsrv day
pur prices aud iaeatigu keep % busy
feH car ugs. mes para imm~uss ueH
reservoir Fins ris~ Close fe EapnaI.
Ion Grounds lots plenty large enough
faf saod garden tfq tnun &c ser
month De F9u uant 70 see Them gFsan
lake car 90 Green lake station Arfnls
iars Tgunssu4 AZ
CUT PRICES
Two room r1ftaaa Doc afMANh Lies
hlFh. with arand Fiew fTtf. tlae dove
balance go per month
cleared faoo each O. 80 per month
ltfiQQ south front sound visH lots
t1to 80 down, balance f4gfo per
meath
i.room cottage and basement lot tsx
tot Near lake and csr Not Far from
Woodland park fi.tGe. iaee down. bal
snrs tis per month
Fof sale 90 rent new t.foem modern
cottage lust flashed large grounds
fnH Hound Visw l4fn sos rash. bel.
ancs terms Call HirtY.ffih ana phln-
1sT az Phone q rs Or lad white atf
OWuer @aG 20
Iust ike Nndlua when $40 cash ana
o. PEI menth uili buy e Doe f0nna0 feet
scar ear line Purchase urtus faHa
WfNHHfr BROS
900 Culman uids
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FARMS AND ACREAGE.
$755


'-'--~--------'----'-''-- '-->-'-''-'~->-~
S175
70 tfea per acre Ia ! 60 6.aefc tracts
kEeeilsnl uuif ard yeFetaels land ON
vest " Seattle fsFms
q JOHNSTON a CO.
NeomH 1850 poNns iiotk
Main iiii Ind. stis. ISIS
WORK ron youRsELF
chigkVHa ssss ana safden products
er.ns such seed pfiess 70 Seattle that
his oar boss ~ no wants 60 We have
some five aud ten aNFe tracts Buu can
buY fpr $50 q tipe aeWn and balance
munthly Better So ana see them lsepi
WRIST a MHEELEN
800 CoLMAN nt,nu
soUru pns MolNEs 0ARpEN
TRACTS
beautiful level 7 q acre tracts q rich
eldrF iand only haif miie tom the
does. nsht on the asv lplefsfhaa Ice
cash balance go per manth. perabis
semi annually interest per cent
.citAa e ADAMS tQQ Golman nlda
1900. ~ cAsm BALANCE RAar-
tteautifai arrs tracts iu Cedar Fark,
near Caiumhla Nitr. only De- minutes
ride un thr street car soed sail fine
Fien tiasa la rhiH is the beet buY
f3r acreage inside tha city limits
HENSON s CARBON.
tif Maraen mida
rhoae Main slzi. lad fsta
ENORMOUS NAINy % city iots wsfp
uta1s Yesterday At Dos fuN NANhuft
owmipn lard n the safest place Fvu can
pat yoaf money Il cat burn " 81 run
sNag ana RANKS NAY VAL Esnf
kuatsg Ne run apethsf FHEH YNcuh.
sioN - nasten asftor on ths Yosemite
pet yeuf free passea tgaaf rfuM q
NliuiaHs rashlrF 81 znd fioof u Tlutrs
naek opsn unf1 D m II
LOOK HERE
cheap Fieh acre tracts actress lake
WashinEtau. tsft 10 $3.50 Easf terms
caht ~ ssaaiisd fns anf purpose Thsy
are gaira fasi~-eama guiNk
" nLAck a CO
tss y sih Nsln sffe
nur rs LEuagNW uou
go afgsa Nf choice alder fH1f nHtF
o. tas Terms tioq cash balance 81
per month. parable seani annually later
~ sesss oniy tssa rsrns 80 cash.
taisncs tse ever ala menths intsrsst
cd6s = ADAMS. see ce,,nsa nias
IL
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RANpAtI. THIS CkRPnNrEn -
an ths man housa rrbalftnG IN All
ia branches winaew ena deer sefeens,
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SOCIETY NOTICES


Na pasclne guaf-Rtsea. private
QFYA lessons Ft0f stevens. suie eFta.
ANT mater. Mageahss Temple en- AMI
MIf riue Lessons alt the time
dilLtt Glasses rhuFadaya Fridays
La4gH Maize SSH
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CITY REAL EsrATs.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GO q 80 N eLgI-I.N1

Sorlce ~ TINE oF CLOSING OF
Anlks OF NEHtsANAAARN
Notice h hereby slyen v no sls, s,rs
csuSss Mt state 81 was6iaf,os, sast Books
II rsslairAuan tef ahs gyfpese ~ ~
paitlue said sleetefs 60 rekistel ena ~
snd special seheei pistfist Elsctiens 70
ke held in said District On saturday ne
fth taF ~ December 1877 afe hNM
egsa Il ths fotieNins designated places
Al shs offies q ths neare ~ ptree.
tafe Al seventh Avenue ans MARROW
street q gly usll rh,d Avenue ms 9eS
School Broadway and ZINE street AZ
1853 secona Avenue. cpfnsf ~ fins
street ana e. seas Fremont Avenue
s 80 "a ss en- SssS % ~ ssars q
o'clock a ~ and ucieek q n en- eae a
tsg teaceEt legal hnlaEfsf ffufn tne aAte
hersef up g ans ineladies sAt.5es
pefsoaa deairlnE te vote at said eise
ten Nha hHYe NOT heretofore during ms
y%er 1895. rssistertt in ne mannrf en9
within To- time prescribed - law. VII
he required g reF4ster On OF before tha
last mentioned date
Fpfihsr aosies . givsn that said boob.
r rsg.s,rstlen All - elessa nnslf go go
dAy q NaTsmhar. 1897 ana 40 paFton
esa ghsfpafi era ards register ana ne
rAnes VII thareAftsrN ards Be resiassrfa
eAai scna0i District elections
N NIrN ass WHEREOF I have here
ppie set my hand and affixed she Fsai
a. Seattle school District Ne. 4 iu sins
countf. State ~ Washington. fhls ttth
tAy 81 November 1897.
tEaait REUBEN w JONES
8ecrstnrs 81 ths Board - Directors %
Seattle sehcel District No l. King
County. Washinaton ~thr1a
NorIcr oF srocKHog.nFRg MEETING
Ncttos o. herehY given. thai re knnaai
ueetinE 81 tha sfaek hei3srs - Cnerrf
Cfeek Placer Mfnink Company - corpara
tiarl VII bs hsid 81 Haam ~ of m
Hincaley Hiaek Seassut AtenHs, in ne
Gay af Seattle Naahlngtnn ~ . eelafA
3 VA. Ca Wednesday. NaFsfaDsg Efth. 1871
fx TIE purpose q siectinE = hQara -
Trustees far tha Fasuing Fear and Cor The
trznaaetfun u an ether business shlch
ntay rTprerif acme uefnFe them. ~ e.
der q the Bard q Trustees.
DATED At Seattle. WASH November SRA
1871
A. n EBSST
President
HWM~ n wwWNN
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FtHE FAHM $40 PIER ACRE
Are 500 looking for reel good bar.
gain iu farming lhndf m 90 i win Hnll
you $40 acres ~ fine cleared farming
land. near Ashland ore FOR the low
price n $40 90 acre Must BE- cash. SIS
profit an acre Address % 3. care Star
--2g.2t
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-19

The annual meeting of the stock holders of the Fl Paso & SOuthwes- tern Railroad Company for the cleo tion of Directors to serve for the en- suing year. and for the transaction of such other business as may prop erly be brought before the meeting, will be held at the office of the com pany, No. 99 John Street. New York City, N. T.. on Monday. November Il. 1907. at 12 o'clock noon.
 GEORGE HOFFMAN, Secretary.
 72S
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-19
]. 4 HOOVER & CO.
DAILY MARKET SUMMARY.
Bisbee. Oct. IS, 1907.

Bisbee, Oct. IS, 1907
 A slightly better tone prevailed in New York market today, but in some issues pressure was again in eyi- dence- The declaration of the Anal gamated dividend caused some sell ing and stock declined point on its announcement. London was weaker on the failure in Hamburg, inyoIT.n g about four million dollars. Condi- tions were bearish but We do not ex- pect to see only moderate fIuctUa- tiops and would buy for turn on breaks.
 Boston coppers showed some signs of fiTming up. Panicky conditions dlG not prevail and while no strength was noticeable the leaders only show moderate declines. The United Cop per Company affair is still in the air but matters will probably straighten out soon. The metal situation con- tinues weak and this will be a de- pressing factor until improvement is seen. The reduction in Amalgamated dividend was looked for and discount ed to a certain extent Greene Can auea and Superior & Pfttsburg were steady at unchanged prices. Would buy the good coppers on setbacbS as some recovery should occur soon
 Bisbee curbs show no change and dullness is the only feature. The mag ket continues bare of bids which gives the market a weak undertone. A change for the better fn conditions generally would find very little stock for sale and We think the time to buy is the present when stock can be picked up at these low levels.
 IlAl A.l-...i
Bisbee daily review., 1907-10-19
pritchard Hagen & Co.
Hagen x IO
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 Brokers.
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MARKET LETTER

Oct. 1S.-Steadily the situa- ton directly affecting the stock mar k5ts grows ai3ES gloomy. The extreme depres- sion which has been felt ever since the middle of last March is now casting up more notice ably than heretofore evidences of it's ruinouS work. The con dition cannot be overcome in a short period of time even un- der the most favorable circum- stances, and it is therefore more than likely that all secur- ities, and especially coppers, will be driven to lower levels. q ( . . . . q < . . < .