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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-03
NEW YORK QUOTATIONS
ON MINING EXCHANGE.
Some Stocks Inclined to Recover from
Weeks Early Declines.

sagging prices characterized the
trading of the last week on the floor of
the Salt Lake Stock & Mining Ex-
change. Some stocks held their own,
others have made some gains; but those
classed as the Knight issues have suf-
fered a slight reaction, which Is the in
evitable result OF boom market such
as has been In evidence lately. Seek
Tunnel suffered most serious decline.
but the week closed with strong IN
clination for that stock to rally The
other Tintic stocks that declined were
Sioux Consolidated. Iron Blossom, and
Crown Point May Day and Uncle sam
Consolidated, which have not figured al
high prices so conspicuonsly have both
a little more than held their own.
Mountain Lake is also little lower,
but shows an inclination to recover
Among the unlisted stocks today,
Treasure Hill sold at "A cents; Ely
Witch at 90; Plutus at l6i2Ql7 cents;
Mason Valley at Sl.95 and Crown Point
at 6 cents.
The closing quotations and sales
were:
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NEW COMPANIES FORMED.
Jessie Copper and Ben Hur Have
Come Into Legal Existence.

The Jessie Copper Mining company,
which owns claims in the Tutsagte
mining district in Washington county,
filed its articles of Incorporation yes
terday. The capital stock is $4,000,
and the par value of each share is 10
cents The officers are: President,
Walter Scrowcrof; vice-president,
Andrew Sorenson; secretary, Clark Il.
Whitney; treasurer, John @. Critchlow,
Garrett, Albert Scrowcroft and A. f.
These with Robert =. McQuarrie, j. ii.
Angel compose the board Of directors.
The Ben Hur Mining company, which
owns claims neah Picketts corral, Lin
coin county. Nevada, also filed its ar
ticles OF incorporation with the county
clerk, Friday. The capital stock is
500 90, and the par value of each share
ls 10 cents. The officers are: Presi-
dent. Jacob +. Gates; vice-president,
William ]. Adams; secretary and
treasurer, Mornoni Snow. The other
directors are j. M. Gates and +. r.
Snow.
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CONCENTRATES.

The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick
& Co., were: Crude ore and concern
trate, $4,000; base bullion, 100000;
total. $4,000
G. d. b. Turner, manager of the
utah-New York Mining company,
has returned from California and de-
parted for the property Of the above
named corporation last night.
The new compressor plant ordered
for the Cedar mine in Beaver county
has reached its destination and win
be installed right away.
A shipment OF ore from the uecla
mine in Beaver county has been re-
ceived and manager j. NJ. Reynolds
stated today that 1t Melted $36.74 q
ton.
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SAN FRANCISCO MARKET.

James A. Pollock & Company fur
nish the following quotations on Nevada
mining stocks from San Francisco to-
day:
coMsToCK.
ophir, t.OOQt 02ls; Mexican. 6jG66;
Gould & Curry, 1906; Con. Va, 5SQ6l
Savage, 5000; Hale & Norcross, 71@
70; Yellow Jacket. 1.00Ql. %; Belcher.
26@2s; Confidence, 70aS0 Sierra Me-
vada, 1894; Exeheauer, 81 bid; Union,
ToNoPAH.
Tonopah Nevada, 1SA asked Mon
tana Tonopah. $40 bid Tonopah Tx
tension, $50 asked MacNamara, 20
bid; Midway. 74@75; Tonopah Belmont,
2.30G3.50; Tonopah North star 20Q2l
Ohio Tonopah. 2d4; West End Con,
72474; Rescue, l26p14; Tonopah Il Calf
fornia, 5Gl7; Golden Anchor, IA bid
Jim Butler, 92a93 Cash Boy, bid;
Home. s bid; Boston Tonopah, 10 asked;
Monarch Pitts. Exten,. 500; Montana
Midway Exten., asked; Golden Crown,
@ bid.
GoLDFIELD.
sandstorm. 5aQ5i Red Ttop, 4.25 bid
Mohawk l7hd17h; co. MI, 6OGG2;
Jumbo, AS bid; Jumbo Ext. l0O0
l,9iA; Vernal, l5 bld; Pennsylvania, 3
asked; Goldheld Min. Co., l.50 bid; Ken
dali. 30 bid; Booth, 47@i9; Blue
Bun, 36d36; Adams, 1908; Silver Pick,
6lm63; May Queen 10 bid Nevada Boy,
7d9; Black Butte Ext. 500; Blue Bell,
l7@ls; Dixie. 6a7i Goldheld Columbia.
10 bid; Hibernla, 6le7, st. Ives, 92@9s;
Conuuo"' Rlaok Rock 4dQ5;
Lone Star, 1000; G, Wonder 2Gs; Pot
latch 40 asked: ORC, 2212S:
Kendall Ext, 26lsi Sandstone Ext.
In5; Mayne. 7HS; Atlanta, l0I6l.
Great Bend. 75a77; simmerone n
bid. Empire. l0@12; Red Top Ext,
2i@2b; Florence. 5.60Nh dc; Dia-
mopdheld B. u. Con-. 2bm28. Goldfeld
Daisy. 1850 1.97A Laguna. 100 bid
Commonwealth. 20 bid: Combination
Fraction. 2,2bq 2.30; Great Bend, Ext,
1iQ1b; Great Bend Annex, 500,
Midtown 40 asked; - -. Bonanza,
Qsi Kowanos, 1906; Esmeralda, 0
dlli Portland rs asked; Cracker
lack. 20@2t; II. Mohawk. 1,07h bid,
Red Hills, 6sq69. Mohawk Ext. D al
l0j Lou Dillon. s49; Y. Tiger. 20 bid
Grandma. 1917, 3. +. Ext. 4Q6;
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eoLp IN THE YUKON.

Ottawa, Ont. Aug. 8.-The Canadiah
government has had an examination
made OF the gold-pioducing districts u
the Yukon to see what amount OF COLO
was still to be obtained FROM
gravel banks hilsldcs and val
leys whore the pioneer miner with
placer methods has skinned off the
rich cream. -Four experts spent a s-~
measuring the gravels. They estimate
that thero lg still almost S67 .000, 900 IN
gold 10 be taken from gravels which
has already yielded Sll9.0O0QO0 To IA.
cover what Is still scattered throusn
the soil advanced methods win have 70
be used
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pany have heeen filed with the county
clerk. 1t is organized for a period of
100 years for the purpose Of conducting
q general mining milling and smelt-
ing business, and is capitalized for
$4,000 divided into shares of the par
value OF 25 cents. The company owns
property In Mahave county, Arizona.
The officers of the company are: ].
II. Mcintyre, president; Thomas II.
Taylor, vice president; Frank Ray. SEQ
rotary; A. y. Parker, treasurer, and
they with Charles c. Shurnan, Stewart
H. Mayes and Thomas IL. Emmett
form the board OF directors
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Big Excitement
Crowds Grow Larger
PEOPLE WONDER;
CURES EFFECTED
Boy Phenomenars Reputation
as Master Healer Increases
His Offices at Windsor HOteI
Crowded With Sick and
Lame. Many Remarkable
Cures.

The gossip upon the street about Ln,
Boy Phenomena! being arrested ha'
made the citizens stop wonder ana ~
claim. "who is this much talked ~ N,
person?' The answer Is, why w
young man who, with the Great fS,
Don, the---dou't you know hlu-Wtn',,
he ia the young gentleman VINO va,
caused so much talk ana exclieiue4'
here In Sal. Lake by performlng fean
ingly miraculous cureB-nphlng wy
deaf hear, tho blind sec ana Tue ~
pie throw away their crutches, rppn mas,
Ing cancers from some OK oui asll
prominent citizens tumors anI
stones without the use Of thn ~ hn'r -.
"Ias lie actually done lhls b
marked the persons, and the onsN" "a
,,yvhv certainly His manager ug
Great Fer Don has 5000 10 prove w
every testimonial that has been vi,
lished in the local daily papeit,.otl.
genuine, and TO anyone that u ssssl
cal no will produce over two tho l. alp
names and addresses which are ~ 4,
IN the office OF the Boy PhenoIlua"",, mo
Inc Windsor hotel--pcople curea .,o,a.
live right here In Salt Lake ana WV
ity.
Boy Phenomenal VIII Remain p'
Rumors that the Boy FN'''rn al
had left tho city for Logan Welo
false. for he VIII remain perlnsa pay s,.a
here In Salt Lake and cav n ,r h.
daily az his Offices In the W'pos''
tel.
Great Fer-Don NiglN y Nh
Tho Great Tar-Don appeam lirr'd
AZ hia free show grounds, loeh,o.
caoa,,d snntf, and Second WeAi hu0l
whore no and his Dismons
band ana Georgia Ministries g'ys I,
grand free concerts nightly pl'
w ADVERTISEMENT
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ToDAY's MONEY MARKET.

New York. Aug. 3--Moncy ON Gull,
easy, nominal. Time loans, firm, 90
days, per cent, 90 days. 5h; six
months. q per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. 0@Gh per
cent.
Sterling exchange, easy with actual
business In bankers bills at 1.S0.75
for 90 day bills; commercial bills,
1.S3 u @i.SsM.
liar silver, 60N.
MeNican dollars. 5iH,
Governments and railroad bonds,
steady.
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TrNTIc ORE SHIPMENTS.

Shipments from the mines Of the
Tintic district for the week ending
as follows:
Ajax. 4 Beck Tunnel. .; Bullion
Beck. Z; Carisa, z; Colorado. q: Cen,
tcnnial Eureka. 49, Eagle and Blue
Bell. Z; Grand Central. s; Geinini. s;
Godiva Concentrates. /: Lower Mann
moth, 2; Iaclede. 1; Mammoth 81 May
Day, O: Scranton. z; Sunbeam, /; Star
Consolidated. l.; Uncle Sam. z; Victor
Consolidated l; Victor, Q; Yankee
Consolidated. 5; total carloads. 1875.
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PARK CITY SHIPMENTS.
speclal Corresnondence.

Special correspondence.
Park City Aug, THE following
amount of ore was shipped out of Park
City during the month OF July. the ag-
gregate total being l72i4, $40, or 1897
tons: DAILY West 5,339 620, DAILY Judge
4,55o.150, Silver King 5,014,4OO. Copper
Apex 165, 800 Little Bell l,2s2, $50, Ameri-
can F'lagg i50.050, Clegg g. Blake $780,
TO. Lubbock 5000, Moore AZ ZOO. Copper
Lense 10000, Clarks Con. 47,450, o. C.
Johnson 4s,4O0: total, l7,27i,ei0.
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NEW YORK CURB.

brokers. west Second South Street,
furnish the following received over their
private wire, this afternoon.
New. Cons, Is. 75dl4.0o; Cumb. Ely,
s.75GS. S7H; Pipplssine. s.25GS. 37ia Davis
DAILY, II .50q1l Sly; oNroux, 7.75@s. 12ls:
Bing, Cent, l.25di1 .37ia: New Utah, 4.62is
"A .S7iR: Dom. Cop s. 15Ii5, S7l..
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OIL IN KANE COUNTY.
Interest Being Taken In the District
In Vicinity of Ordcrville.

IN vicinity OF pfhcrNllic'
Special Correspondence,
Ordervile. Kane Co. Utah. July a.
Tho Oh boom started recently In thu
vicinity OF Virgin City Washington
county has created some interest in
this particular portion OF the state Tho
first evidence OF this was noticed sew
eral days ago when some Cedar CITY
people came over and located what ~
known as the Black Springs. situated
about three miles from this place, In
what is known as Trail Hollow. Since
then many other locations OF oil land
have been made and everything ind
Gates that the held Is TO undergo Wig
or0us development.
The substance flowing from the
Back Spring bears q resemblance 10
harness oil, and when boiled down takes
OH the appearance OF coal tar. All this
country needs IL development, and II
VIII prove TO be ono OF the best min
eral districts IN Utah.
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Good To Hold.

Is stock that every quarter
(three months) pays a dividend at
the rate OF seven % per cent per
annum free from all taxes. insur
ance. etc. Such dividend payer Is
the PREFERRED STOCK In the
UTAH-IpAHo SUGAR COM
PANY. wo can buy for you this
or any other commercial stock that
is on tho market. Those who have
bought stocks through us can sell
today for a good advance over the
price paid and have had good
rate on their investment In tho
meantime. Orders to either buy or
sell promptly and carefully exc
cuted.
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GEO. O. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS'. 2. To- so. Temple. Both
phones 90.
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SUGAR AND COFFEE.
BANK STATEMENT.

New York. Aug. 3.--The statement of
clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold s7,47S0 more than
the legal requirements. This is a de-
crease of S1,7S5.475 as compared with last
week. The statement follows:
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n. NJ. WEST A. CO., stock brckers,
ID. ". Walker Blk. Both phones Of
fico and residence
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO.


Chicago, Aug. 3.-The local wheat mar
ket opened easier on selling by pit trad
ers. which was brought out by lower
prices for wheat upon the Minneapolis
curb. The market soon became Hrmer
because of the strength of oats. Septem-
Der opened Is 10 ss lower at 91B to s2b
and sold up to 922s,
Corn was firm in sympathy with the
sharp advance in oats. September opened
at 65h.
There was an active general demand
for oats The bull leaders were again
heavy buyers. September opened n TO lie
higher at ~ to 427s and for time held
within that range.
Provisions were quiet and steady. Sep
TENDER lard was unchanged and ribs were
a shade lower.
96E.
corn-sept.. 54Ts; Dec. s2s4ds27s.
oats-Sept.. 4sSs;q44; Dec, A.
Pork-Sept 1915.
Rlbs-sept.. $50: Oct, s.72n.
Lard-Sept.. SO; Oct, 9.27ia.
Ryo-Cash, S0aS4.
Barley--Cash. 60666.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York, Aug. 3,-Sugar, raw, steady.
Fair refining. 3.3Ilsdl3 .43is; centrifugal, SO
test, 3.SSia; molaAses sugar, 3. 121.6i9. 1sik
Retined--.Steady. Crushed $40; powder
cd. 20; formulated, 500.
Coffee-Quiet. No. Rio, 6ss; No.
Santos, rs.
BUTTER AND EGGS.
Chicago, Aug. S.--Butter, steady; cream
cry, 313is; dairy. 1s1zQ2.
Eggs-Steady. at mark. cases included
at lShgl5.
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Custom Ansayers and chemista. 100
South West Temple st.
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CANNON & CANNON, Mining stock
Brokers, rs ~. 3. Tenn. Both Phones
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WOOL.


st. Louis, Aug. 3.--WooL steady. Ter
ritory and western mediums. 2o926; fine
mediums, 17ql9; fine. l4@l6
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Will MINE IN ARIZONA.

Special Correspondence.
Ogden, Aug 3.--Artoles OF lneorpora-
ton OF the Bunker Tin mining COM
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POWER FOR CHIEF.

The Little Chief Mining company has
purchased q new air compressor, the
old one having been the cause of con-
siderable OF trouble of late. Some re-
pairs are under way TO the shaft at
this mine pending the arrival of the
new plant.
C. t. Loose and William Hatfield
were In town from Provo the past week.
These gentlemen closed a deal for the
purchase OF the shafthouse of the
Four Aces Mining company at Silver
City, which will be moved from the
Four Aces mine TO the property of tho
Iron King Mining company In East
Tintic. j. e. O'Brien, local con-
tractor of Eureka, has secured the con-
tract for moving the shafthouse, and
the wor khas already started. Mr..
O'Brien states that the building Is IN
good condition and that It Is very
commodious structure. j. Z. Donnelly,
the present superintendent OF the Grand
Central mine, will also superintend the
work of the Iron King. New electric
al machinery has been purchased and
the management intends, when 1t gets
started, to lose no time in sinking the
shaft.
Frank Cook has decided to Eberhardt
Bauer one-third interest TO the
Get-up mine in this district. A quit
claim deed with the county recorder
of Utah county has also been filed, in
which ]. w. Knight and Jennie u.
Knight transfer TO the Colorado Mining
company their rights to an undivided
one-eighth interest in the June Bug
lode claim, for consideration OF 81.
WICKLOW PROPERTY.
J. b. Caldwell was out from Salt
Lake this week for the purpose of
looking over the Wicklow company's
property In East Tintic, in which he is
a heavy owner. The gentleman stated
before he returned on Sunday, that It
Is the intention OF the company TO
arrange for developing the ground,
which Is considered to be among the
most promising In that part OF the dis
| trict.
DR.. c. c. Harvoille went 10 Salt Lake
Wednesday for the purpose OF consult
| Ing salt Lake people IN regard to the
! forming OF new company which Will
| take up for development a group OF
| four claims south but near the old
J Noon Iron mine
| The Lily mine In East Tintlc is again
| being worked a force OF men Is en-
| ployed running a drift from the 200
| level, the object OF which IS to get
heenath the stope from which some
rich galena ore has been extracted.
~ the Ralph claim, adjoining tho
| LILY, work has been started, under the
direction OF william r.. Olson OF Pro-
70, The Ralph is owned by the East
Tintic Development company.
The Great Easter Mining and Mill
Ing company has put on the market
10000 shares OF treasury stock The
proceeds derived from this stock will
90 10 the development OF the property,
which Is located In North Tintlc.
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REGuLAR GAIL sALEs.

Carisa--30O at AZ.
May Day--1,500 at A.
New. Hills--l00 at 6 90.
Star Con.-500 at 81.
Uncle Sam-150 at 96 200 at 81; 1000
at 80, s. CO.
Beck runnel-1OO at IS; 100 at .S7k
100 at 1921a; 700 at 100; 1000 at LOO,
$. GO.
Crown Point-4,sOo at llO; 1000 at
ITO. Il. CO.
Iron Blossom--2oo at 100.
Mount. Lake-600 at 50.
New York-l00 at 10.
Sioux Con,-1,0o0 ut 81.
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Beck Tunnel--i5O at 1.e2A; 300 at
l 921s, $. 90; 700 at 1895; 24o0 at 1971s,
200 at .97Is. s 80.
Ajax-10O at 49,
Black Jack-300 at 20,
Butler Lheral-h00 at L.
Crown Point--200 at 110. 500 at 1 i2ia
DAILY Judge-10O at 100.
Iron Blossom--h00 at 20. S. 60; 300
at l,22lh; 100 at 20.
Century--50O at %.
Mountain Lake, 900 at 81, $. CO.
May Day--b00 at ~.
Swansea-500 at SO.
So Columbus-l00 at 2.75; 800 at
sionux-iOo at So. s. 90; 1000 at 5i 500
at IS, y. 30; 100 at IS.
Star--500 at 81.
REHABILITATION.
Shares Value.
| Regular call,..,,...,. 1880 s 1881. 90
open board ......,... 2oS5o 1898. rs
Forenoon totals.,. 2s,bOO 36lio.75
| Weeks totals ......., 4l5,bs4 ACC, iS1 10
-
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GEO. NJ. CANNON CO.,

Real Estate and Commercial
Stocks and Bonds. We desire your
orders for anything in our line.
Rooms 512-5is Templeton Building.
Phone Bell 81.
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James A. Pollock & Company fur
nish the following quotations on Nevada
mining stocks from San Francisco to-
day:
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REHABILITATION.
A. 8. CAMPBELL.

Forenoon totals.,., 26,60O s 10
Weeks totals ......,4l5,bsi ACC, iS 10
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-12
catarrn csnno, % Cured

with loce! applications. as they can.
not reach the seat Of the diesase.
Catarrh Is q blood or constitutional
disease. and in order to cure It you
must take internal remedies. Halls
Catarrh Cure Is taken internally, and
acts directly on the blood and mucous
surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not
quack medicine. It was prescribed
BY one Of the best physicians in this
country for years and Is a regular
prescription. It Is composed OF the
best tonlcs known, combined with the
best blood purifiers, acting directly OF
the mucous surfaces. The perfect
combination Of the two ingredients
Is what produces such wonderful re.
suits in curing Catarrh. Send for tes
ttmonials free.
FL. CHENEY & CO. Props.
Toledo, Q
Sold by Druggists, price rs.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti
ss.ion.
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~ NtSs.#s l4IS. --------i
Al tie sick OF the community Is
much Improved.
Mr.. John Kirk has moved his fam,
lily to Murray. Il
Mr. WIN. ke!lison. Of Meadowbrook
was IN town Thursday.
Mrs. Georgia Hornor, Of Lumber.
port, was tho guest OF her sister, Mrs
Ray Long, OF Main street. Saturday
and Sunday.
Hugh n. Martin was a Clarksburg
visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. VIM. Freeman will move his
family TO Enterprise in the near ia.
ture.
w. r. Robey, manager OF the River.
dale store, Is taking a two weeks
vacation. Mr.. Arthur Anderson Is in
charge during Mr.. Robey's absence.
Mr.. Lewis Nay, prominent citizen
OF Wyatt, was in town Wednesday.
Constable B. w. Hubert of Iuni.
berport, was in the city Saturday.
Mr.. Abe Horton had his finger Sc.
verely mashed while mt work ut the
local mine Monday.
Mr.. Frank Book was visiting rela.
tiYes at Enterprise Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Book and Mrs. Eye
Micheals are visiting relatives at
MorGantown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Kenscl, of Lam.
bert. Pennsylvania. who has been
visiting the latter's parents, Mr.. anil
Mrs. Maurice Beedle, returned to their
home Wednesday.
AIT. Editor: We have always been
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-12
WA7TERSON
TALKS POLITICS

In an interview to-day Colonel Hen.
~ Wattcrson, of Kentucky, said TO
julius Chambers, representing the In.
ternational News Service:
Party lines have ceased to exist.
We must have new party-a divi.
sion of the people upon other lines.
The old parties arc dead. Roosevelt
has destroyed what was left OF the
Republican party. Rooseveltism
Is like Organism in 1S9f-lfkc 1t III
many ways. Bryan would have Mex.
icanized OR currency; Roosevelt's re.
election will Mexicanfze the State. ri
he Is to be kept in the White House,
by all means let 1t be for life. Make
him king! DO more than that-makc
him Emperor"
The colonel then spoke Of the hope
lessness of Democracy until William
Jennings Bryan is politically dead.
Look ut Bryan. For seven years
! have been proving to him why he
should not longer disturb the future
OF the once real party In which | was
raised. But haven't feazed him. II
he is weak to-day, he is stronger to.
morrow; or vice versa. tfe will not
get out of the way for others. He
will ditch the train, II he cannot ride
In the box. have quit politics for.
ever. wouldn't 60 to the convention,
State or National, have been pug
nacious. heaven knows: but I'm
through with that. shall become, or
try to become an essayist. dealing
with the slmplicitles of life-the beati-
tubes, If you like. No more politics
for me-"
"or course. politics is the life's
blood Of the American newspaper" he
resumed, after bit Of historical rem.
iniscencc. 81 suggested Governor
Johnson, Of Minnesota, because
know him to be clean and intelligent.
There are other men quite as sincere.
equally honest and surely as capable.
] am not in favor Of anybody. | am
told that Republican evening paper
quotes me as saying that I never
heard Of Lewis stuyvesant Chanler.
never uttered such word, because
It is false. j knew his father. The
son comes of fine stock. How would
'Chanler & Johnson suit me! Good
as any, e Mr.. Bryan could be elimlnat.
ed. He is a destroyer Of plans and a
breaker Of images. i am sick and dis.
gusted with the people o. my State,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-10-12

The parents Of each pupil in the
First Ward school are invited to at.
tend the parents meeting Which will
be given by the principal and teach.
sers aat the school building on Mon.
day october "a, at seven.thlrty
O'clock: Cards have been sent to each
parent announcing the affair and urg.
ing them to come in order to meet
The teachers and encourage them in
their work. This is certainly u move
IN the right direction as good results
are sure to follow hearty co.opera'
ationS between teachers and parents.