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lleayy impure blood makes a muddy.
ir.Inpy complexion, headaches, nauss a.
XIV -sesiion Thin hood makes YOU
"siA. pale, sickly. Burdock Blood Bit.
makes the blood rich red. pure
tstores perfect health.
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i1 Rt Rev. Dennis O'Donna-
hue, Auxiliary Bishop, of Ind
annapolis on Sunday confirmed
100 children at st. Joseph's
church He was assisted by the
local clergy here. The bishop
left for indianapolis M-nday
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s~Subscribe for the COURIER.
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'S Mr. and Mrs. John Betz left
tuesday for Louisville, Ky. to
VISIT their son, Charles, and fam
lily.
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"a Mrs. Z J. Worland and
children visited relation in Hunt
lngburg, Saturday and SUNDAY.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-08

s1 Misses Maggie and Hilda
Sastrup entertained the 10th
Century Club Wednesday even
ing
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COMMISSIONERS COURT.

The County Commissioners
met IN regular session last Mon
day: The following is resume
OF the proceedings:
ALLOWANCES.
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is The Commercial Club will
mold their next regular meeting
with FRS. w. +. " Gilman. Nov.
IL, 1907.
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IRRITABLE prices for farm product.
i me key to success OF any mmu.
nifty
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ga Miss Nora Egg is visiting
friends at Evansville this week
The Methodist Aid societ,
ned a business meeting at Mrs.
). A. Forests Monday evening.
"a Mrs. 4 J. Worland and
children visited relation in Hunt
lngburg, Saturday and Sunday.
'asMrs. S. A. Cooper left
Monday foran extended visit with
her parents.
psr Mr.. and Mrs. John Betz left
Tuesday for Louisville. XIV. to
! lily.
ts The Commercial Club will
hold their next regular meeting
with Yrs. w. +. v Gilman. Nov.
IL. 1907.
se-Robert f. Sweeney is here
from indianapolis visiting friends
and relatives and helping his
wife take care of their baby.
sea-Ed. H. Dufendachtor of
the Huntingburg Independent
favored this Office by calling
Monday. Come again Ed.
Baled Hay For Sale.
Large stock of fresh baled hay
for sale Market price. 2wk
PEARLEY A BRITAIN.
s7y Gilbert Anglad, who has
been bed fast with Typhoid fever. i
Tor the past two months, is again
able TO get around. <
saT Mrs. and Mr.. Willard. of !
Louisville, were visiting Mrs. ,
mother, Mrs. Mary
kunkel, this week
s1r The Misses Ada and Daisy
comes, of Huntingburg, visited a
friend at the Union Ho.el Sun i
lay.
@- Mrs. E. A. Sturm enter r
alhed the ladies' OF the 10th |
century Club at a ta,ky" party
t her home on Halloween and
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Dr. Thomas Eclectiic Oil is the best
remedy for that often fatal DIS .ase-
Group. Has been used with success in
,lr family for eight wears. Mrs. L
" ltt acre. Buffalo. y Y
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1907-11-08
Baled Hay For Sale

Large stock of fresh baled hay
for sale Market price. 2wk
: PEARLEY A BRITAIN.
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,1 The Methodist Aid Society
neid a business meeting at Mrs.
}. A. Forests Monday evening
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eeA-Ed. H. Dufendachtor of
the Huntingburg Independent
favored this Office by calling
Monday. Come again Ed.
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'aA- Miss Nora Egg is visiting
friends at Evansville this week.
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n@- Robert +. Sweeney is here
from indianapolis visiting friends
and relatives and helping his
wife take care of their baby.
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JASPER COURIER
The speculator knows thai IA
market for farm products l. sure
rA-Edw. j. Kueblcr returne
Sunday from a business trip {
CINCINNATI.
saA.Judge Ely returned to hi
home in Petersburg Saturday.
r7- The town board will hol,
their regular monthly session
Monday night.
ar The October term of tn,
Dubois Circuit Court came to /;
close Saturday.
AZ The County Commissioner.
met in regular monthly session
Monday.
M Mrs VIII Meyers. of Hunt
ingburg, was the guest of Mrs.
Thos b. Wilson. Friday.
Sos- John Herr, OF Dale, was
here on business Monday ming
ling with the trustees.
IN Miss Ella Kunkel returned
from Louisville where she had
.pent two months working at the
Millinery trade.
The fsfm-r should know this fac
=. aeil AID ~ upon the know
ledge
ss The Few abattoir of Jos.
Gutzweiler on his land lust
North oftown is nearing compile
ton and is one of the best in the
state.
stops itching instantly. Cures piles.
eczema. salt rheum, letter. itch. hives.
herpes, scahies- Doans Ointment AT
sn drug sto E.
49, Scion Stephenson is prepar-
ING to build himself a residence
Oh a 10. he recently purchased
from Jake Berger on North |
Jackson street.
az Friday was All Saints and
Saturday All Souls Day and they |
were solemnly observed in St. |
Joseph's church
iay Fred Krone and wife re-
turned last week from Germany
where they had spent the Sum
mer.
hS VIM Schiller is stocking up
I'D; saw-mill yard in the north
part of town. with logs now ami ;
Till re-start his mill to running
again soon
HOT LUNCH.
Everyday at M. J Schuerich's
saloon, 9 a. m. TO Up m. Ev-
call. 8
I7s Mrs Bledsoe, of Evansville
came to Jasper, Sunday to see !
her son who goes to Jasper Col !
eye, confirmed in st. Joseph's !
church I
ios Mrs. Giesler mas about CON- /
)leted an addition to her house '
'ecently purch sed from George t
5urger, Jr., Oh outer Jackson
street. \
WEDDING DANCE !
. AT kunkel's Hall. Tuesday E
light, Nov. i, 1907, in honor Of n
ne marriage of Mr.. Carl Theile
nd Miss Mary Rieling. Star q
orchestra. Everybody nvi ed e
o attend. =
Profitable prices for farm products
the key to success Of any mmu-
iiy
Dr Thomas Eclectii- oil is the best :,
meiy Tor that often fatal DIS use II
elP. Has been used with success in in
Y family for eight years. Mrs. l. Il
.ttacre, Buffalo, y. Y. -
~ The Christian Endeavor met
ltn Mr.. and Mrs. W. f.. Well. Il
ian last Friday evening. The al
'enlng was spent in taffy-pull- tt
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
ROOSEVELT HAVING
A REAL VACATION
IT, Are Ioeb's Last and only
Words This summer.

oyster Bay, July 1f.-President
Roosevelt is more fully realizing his
desire for freedom from official cares
and pressure from political p~ersonagcs
than he or those charged with the re-
spousihility of making The president
vacation "a success, had hoped.
For "a month Secretary Loeb has
made eifectual use OF he Two words to
which he has trimmed his summer Voc
cabulary. write H. No matter how
important one may think he is, how
pressing max DE the business. ~
whether one applies i'm person, 10y let-
ter. telegram or telephone 10 arrange
for an interview al Sycamore hin, in
every instance gets a reply in the
summer vocabulary of the secretary
write a." and Il Is Mr. Loeb's most
important business 10 mean these
words every time he says them ~ n
visitor should belong Co the numerous
and common variety ~ h~and-shaker,
hc leaves the blockadcd portals ~
oyster BAY repeating to everyone that
the president really wanted To- 500
mo. but Loeb would not let him. n
70 politician with a pun calls. ne us
ulllN takes one of the seventeen daily
trains back Co New York ana deuics
with all the positivencss which the
secretary has used 90 him., that uv
never was az oyster BAY in his life.
This years olaus. which are Go pcr-
IuIt the president = H~nNcinlNE manu- 70
control with ever So Hight "a touch ur~
tl september has departed, have
solved practically all of the difficult
problems az giving the president uf
thc United states @ real vacation with
the exception of an hour ur So % dat
with the routine official matters he is
completely free to rccrcatc or medic
tate
When several matters accumula
which require the presence cot the
head ~ a governmental department. a
Insulation with "a political leader ur
fhu extension of official courtesics Co a
flrpign visitor. "a luncheon o. arranged
am the persons desired. or neCes-
.arN to bc seen. are requested go ar-
rive together.
Uut with am there g. of routine AMI
thU few there are asked to ~lunchcons
nothing Interfere with the president
summer habits uf exercise and recrea-
tsu. He has his morning horseback
rII. or game oft tennis DTS afternoon
walks ar q frnlic with the children ou
tnr shore and after dinner boz The even
30 chat participated boz hy The who'll"
miiN on the Vofanda. then reading
D. fore bed timc
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
PRESS
NEWS FORECAST
FOR THE WEEK

Many events of interest are ON the
cards for the coming week. Admiral
Namamoto. who has received many
courtesies since he arrived ON these
shores. viii continue his Sightseeing
tour.
The peace conference az The Hague
IS expected 20 pass upon several ques-
tions which. the friends OF the peace
movement believe. viii result event
ually In making great navies ~unneces-
sary. u is likely that negotiations
VIII bc commenced between Italy.
Austro-Hungary and Russia during
the week looking 20 q line Of joint
action in the Balkans.
Karl Haul al one time q professor
~ Roman law az an American mil
Nersio, win be nlarsd on trial az
karlsruhe. next Wednesday. charged
wtth thc murder of his mother-in-
law
other ~ the events Of the week viii
include the appearance 81 Lieutenant
colonel g. r. Ayrcs before a retiring
board in New York City ON Wednes-
day. Lieutenant Colonel Ayers ap-
pearancc before a retiring board Isl
generally looked unom us an OUT
growth of trouble between Mrs Ayres
and the authorities ar the military
academy at West Point. as "a result Of
which trouble. Mrs Ayres was denied
The privilege 81 visiting the grounds
uf p academy.
More than s1oo. Gee win De spent ia
entertaining the visiting Elks during
ihe weeks stay IN Philadelphia
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
THE BROWNS TAKE
ANOTHER ONE
FROM TEXAS
FL PAS0 TAKES A BRACE;
SCORE TWO TO NOTHING
Game Between Nc
IntoSheS and Pass City Not
Such a WaIkover as the
First,


Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning JournaI.I
lei Paso. July 1.-THE Albuquerque
BfoWns again took a fan out of the
Lone star staff today whcn the El
Paso team was defeated by the rather
close score Of 2 to D. Galgano pitched
Tor the Browns and did some fancy
tWirling as usual The Eel Paso team
took a decided brace after Yesterdays
game. which was rather easy money
for the Browns with "A resulting score
Of < to /. Although the Texans wero
shut out today, The score shows hat
there was nothing easy about IT and
the game was one Of the best seen here
this season.
me batteries We're. FL Paso-Rea--
don ana coors, Browns, Galgano ana
Mcdonald.
Both pitchers did fine work. CAL
eano had El Paso In the hollow Of his
hand n only two men reached third
base El Paso making only one clean
hit M three inheld scratch hits. Tn,
Browns played gilt-edged BAN all the
way through the game. III Paso IL
greatly pleased over the series and IL
anxious TO get q return date as soon
as possible 10 try and retrieve her
honors. The Browns viii be home
Monday morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
DRAGO SORRY
He WENT TO
HAGUE
OPPOSITION AT HOME
BLOCKS HIS PLANS
Government Instructs Him to
Co a Little Slow on the
"Drago Doctrine Complaint
Ct Washington Influence,


~, Morning journal special Leased Wire. 1
Tho Hague. July 1.-THE approach
Ing discussion nf the American prop
lsith - relating 90 the collection of PEE
cuu.AfN debts Is arousing great inter-
est especially because or the attitude
of HE delegates of the iatiu-Ameri-
can countries. Several uf those dele
gates oppose the American proposition
personally hut have received iustruo-
lions from their governments Goo vote
bon favor Of %. They complain. how
that the administration at Wash
ing ON ha- influenced their go,eru-
meuts to side With the United States
On hfago's position Be- particularly
crit .eHi Tie maintains that tho Ampri-
Cuu proposition does not embrace DIS
doctrine He therefore wished Goo -r-
sent "a separate proposition. the gem
.cral outline of which has already heon
announced but was prevented iruu
doing So hN the tiupuus ANrts admin
istIttilu Ito then presented am
amendment. but his government com
prilad him Goo Withdraw it and hr rH
nov not even sure that hr viii speak
.uu subject In. bragp has rc-
Ilpu eu having accepted thr position
.uf delegate 90 tho peace conference,
h, a3a while h Argentine govern
mrut Be- boo the hands OF the opposition
party
Everybody here is convinced chat
che -o-cullcd Draro doctrine uuuII
prevent under al circumstance. th
employment of gnprtiNg measure tu-
tho collection OF debts Boz lalin-Amrr-
IUHu countries. that DO would moot uU
onulsUd bY European powers u IHI
DO would also De strongly opposed uN
suuir south American country. utn
a. BRAZIL on the ground that such
principle would b. altogether uIuous
fp fHt national credit
Count Ornielll-RrusHii di NrreluH.
head of thr italian delegation. ls rs-
D.INIne CunEratulHtinns hrUHuer tha
commission of which hr e. thy pite
dent WAS the FIRST Go complete it- tl-k
present "a new convention adopting
fnt TED cross De- naval UHrfHI. boo Iult
NOW u%icnart meeting sam hr .IIIrI
Gov ifs ultimate discussion % uurrH-
KiI
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
SoCORRO DEFEATS CARTHAGE
TEAM by SCORE or 10 TO .
Especial Dispatch 10 the Morning ,Journa, I

S0corro, \. NJ. July 14-RasebaIl
has taken quite a decided squirt In
Socorro county In the last few weeks.
and at the way things are going now
It IS quite likely that Socorro will be
represented. II possible, I'm the terri
torial fair tournament. Socorro today
defeated the fast Carthage nine at
Carthage by a score of ~ to .. Six
teen men were struck out by Hager-
man and the exhibition given by So
zorro was one of the best Of the sea
son. Carthage has the baseball fever
badly and has a good lot Of material.
which was outclassed. however. by the
Soc0rro aggregation.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
ELKS GATHER
IN QUAKER
CITY
TWENTY THOUSAND ARE
ON THE VISITORS ROLL
Sleepy Philadelphia All Walked
Up by Army Of Best People
on Earth in Great Conyen-
ton

ny Morning journal Special Leased Wire ]
Philadelphia, July I4-Members OF
the Benevolent and Protective order OF
Elks sWafmcd into this city tonight
and tho streets are filed with visitors.
Though the grand lodge convention
and annual reunion viii not be under
way til tomorrow, upward Of 10000
Elks have enrolled their names at thu
official registration bureau since Sat
urdaN. Aa a preliminary 10 the con
vonti0n the Philadelphia Elks held a
reception at their home today, ManN
of the visitors were also taken on
Sightseeing tours.
The convention VIII formally open
tomorrow night, when the visitors viii
be welcomed by Mayor Hepburn On
behalf Of the city and the representa-
tives of the Philadelphia and state
The first grand lodge business
session viii Open on Tuesday at II
O'Clock. Other sessions viii be held
Thursday and Friday
on Wednesday morning there VIII
a parade Of massed bands and the
parade Of lodges viii take place on
Thursday az which time IL Is estimate :
from 10000 To 10000 Elks viii bee
in the procession.
The new constitution adopted at the
annual session Of the grand lodge.
VIII go into effect on Tuesday and un-
lA'A - SUM III AfhA AhAAA iiAAA'AH wiz
be brought up for consideration at the
present session.
The d%iscarding Of the Elks' tooth a.
an emblem OF the order though II has
never been an official emblem, Is one
II the important matters that viii be
up. The destruction Of elk 10
secure the teeth. and the f~oisting OF
cheap imitation elk's teeth upon the
members of the fraternity at excessive
are among h causes that led 10
agitation.
The election of delegates viii also
place for the first time under the
new system.
Another matter that VIII be brought
lp for discussion Is hat relating to tho
Ellts. The Elks object to the
organizations styling hem
selves "Elks'' and will take steps -.
the name IN court &c necessary
Under the now constitution the Elks
VIII have a court before which they
IAN settle their difficulties. Shout ,
here be no hitch. five Justices will be
'loctcd 10 the court which viii be
as the grand forum"
During the entire week Of the con-
thcre viii be special enter
ailments aud excursions given for the
Visitors in this and surrounding places.
of these viii be free 10 members
III the fraternity.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
KING EDWARD
BUSIEST Of
MONARCHS
STRAIN OF
CHANGING HIS CLOTHES
Round Of Social and
Sporting Events Keeps Brit
ish Ruler on the Jump All
Summer.

GBy Morning journal special Leased Wire. !
London. July 1.-THE program of
activities which King Edward Is un-
dtrROtng this summer marks him as
one "a the busiest a most hari
working mOuarcl4 Of his time. The
German emperor has a popular repu-
tatiuH Tor activity, and President
l~toosevelts name is linked with tn
strenuous life. but when fl is consii-
cred how much older the king Of Eng.
land is, compared with his compeerr.
he may challenge comparison with
either The visit 10 ireland last week
WAS the last chapter in the kings work
before an August vacation at Marien-
bad. and concluded a strenuous SUM
mcr. This week the King foes to NeW
Madrid for racing ana after that thu
.GoadWood races ana the CoNes regatta
viii nll the time before the departure
TO M~agieubad. While abroad the king
viii meet tho emperor of Austria. In
september the German emperor vislta
King Edward.
During the two months since the
King returned from his journey TO the
continent and the Mediterranean, his
majesty has led a remarkably busy
life, devoting his time 10 official func-
lions, 10 society n race meetings.
In two months he has ofhCiated a.
three levees which imposed consider-
able physical strain. attended every
race meeting al The Ascot week, as
well as the Derby, received hundreds
OF officials and disposed Of quantities
of routine work. The amount Of
travelling and the change of uniforms
and civilian suits involve alone a
great cnor for a man Of &C years.
There was much signing In socie y
during the years Of queen Victoria =
w~idoWhood for the %splendors of court
life.
King Edward is giving the court and
the country a memorable reign. apart
from his activities as a diplomat
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

AT Kansas city: Kansas city z: In
dianapolis 9.
At Milwaukee: First game. Milwau-
kCe o; Columbus /. Second game.
Milwaukee IL. Columbus ..
AZ Minneapolis: First game. Mime
1pulis .: Toledo l.. Second game.
@. Toledo >.
Al 81. Paul: First game. ST. Paul
B, Louisville .. Second game. St
Paul ]. Louisville 4.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
FLOCK OF MOTHS
BLOCK a TRAIN
~ Thick On Canada Railway a. Co Oh-
~curr tie Track a. la Gra~~hoWSr
nuN~ ia kan~a~.

So. Paul. July IA special from
Port Arthur. ont SAYS
THE lake shore limited ON the
North Cnnada railway had q peculiar
experience near karsha Bowie where
H cloud 81 moths WAS encountered. nh-
curing the view ANA covering thH
tracks 80 deeply that the train w.-
stalled 10 look The train Grew Hhouf
tun hours % clear the tracks $50 that
fhr train could proceed
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
washington -: Chlcneo IA.

Chicago. july ii-WashinEtou split
even With Chicago today. winning the
second game after losing the first.
Frank Smith pitched wonderful BAH in
the opener and tried To repeat. but
Jones henchcd him after The sixth on
ccOun or tho liberties Washington
WAS taking co.. the bases.
Scoro-Firsi game ]. II. T..
Chicago GOO 200 100 3 q
Washington O0H NIO O0O-1 g g
Batteries smith and Mcfarland.
Fa%lkcnhurg aud Warner.
score Second game. r.. II. T..
Chicago ..... O03 0HO OOO-3 3 o
Washington 100 OH eOO-5 10 4
Battcric~-~mlth. owen aud Nc
Farlaud. Patton and Warner.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
NJ WENT OFF
AHEAD OF TIME
Revolutionary supply Factor, iu
usle--a IxplodeS KILLING seven.

I..aHan. July i5-A dispat.h frrm
iN.aT SAWS that seven persons ner
H1I many injured in an gNnI.-
I.n n secret bomb flrIlIi iu Chat
U|H". .|ErIaN.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
WESTERN LEAGUE.


omaha. july 14-For the third
time This season omaha took first
place in the Western league race. de-
feating Denver two games. shutting
hem out Boz the first game.
Scure-FIrst game r. II. r..
Omaha ... 100 0O0 UIh-4 IL l
Denver ~ q GOO 0n0-O 3 9
Rattcrics-Thumpsou and Lcbrandt.
q Adams auH McDouough.
~cure-~ee0ul game ". ~. T..
omaha .030 GOO 0-3 Z I
Denver leo GOO o. s d
hatteries-Thompson and Lehrandt,
knhanunn and McDouough.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
The Jaffa Grocery Co.
Good Things TO Eat"
Mail Orders Filled Same Day
as Received.

pitched Jackson today and Sioux city
took thu last game of the series from
Pueblo.
Score: r. II. E.
Sioux city 600 OO0 f01-2 s /
Pueblo ....Ouu 010 0O0-f 9 q
Batteries-Williams and Sheehan.
Jackson and Drill
The second game was stopped by
rain In the first inning. the score he
ing / To o In favor 81 the home team.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
lincoln -; De- Moincs 81.

ncs Moine~ July 1.-THE second
game ~ toe aouhin-hfader here 10
iay broke up in a fist fight between
Manager Holmes. of Lincoln. aud out
fielder CorkhIf. % Dies Moines CT
coife the Lincoln pitcher. was sew
uE as umpire and allowed Holmes
o. ruin around The base line 10 dodge
the catcher. several of the men
came to blows
~cnrc-Firsf game r q. e..
pes Moinfs 0on 0na nO0-2 5 g
Lincoln csc nIn 0fu-- > 4
Batteres-Mflier aud Dexter. Ci-
sot.e and sullivan.
Scnre-Second game Z ~. Il
Dcs Moiues 200 Uf0 o. 3 I
lincoln Hnf o. O.
haifrries Spnrrr and Dexter.
XstkerL Mckay and Zinrau.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
National League

81. Louis az BOSTON
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Cincinnati az New York.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15
SCORES IN MAJOR LEAGUES
GAMES SCHEDULED ron TODAY


Boston at ST. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia az Cleveland.
Washington at Detroit.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-07-15

>ioux Citv :; Pueblo 4
Sioux CIfY Juiy if-WHuams out
Manchester Democrat. [volume] (Manchester, Iowa) 1875-1930, 1907-11-27
PLAN PROPOSED BY FOWLER
Issues on the Credit of a Bank with
Guaranty Fund.

= Inc plan proposed by Representative
fowler, chairman of the house com,
mittee, provides for issues upon the
rcnero, credit of tho hont with nrov;.
Sion for n guaranty fund raised NV tox
.tion mon o,ron,ot,on rh,s e,,n,on+,
80. 1po, .a'' n'' su"i my
iu''u IS ~ We ei..pioseu wlleli necessary
10 leueell tilt' NOES ol falied banks. IL
Is the oh,soA'SFoWaer ana 9TH
e.s VINO FAVOR tihs pan that tax OF
anou' ohe-tweitth OF l per cent. annu-
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