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more enthusiastic than ever over the
showing being made by Rosebud ana
surrounding districts. He WAS ACCOM-
panied Oh his last trip through the dis
ttfct by Moses Davis, who with a NUM-
Der. OF Salt Lakers, has several deals
under consideration.
The Midnight Bell Mining company.
developing property near Alpine IN
Utah county Is said to have struck It.
Higgs stuhbed his toe on a boulder
several days ago. This slight accident
lead to the discovery OF vein Of rot-
ten iron formation carrying values In
gold, silver and lead.
The stockholders OF the BalulelaIa
Mining company are holding two meet
lngs at Portland Main, today AT the
first meeting 1t Is said the most inn
portant AFFAIR to be taken under con-
sderatlon and voted upon. Is the re-
duction Of the par value of the shares
from s25 Ia $40, making the issue
100000 shares. "A vote viii be taxi
en- upon the proposition OF decreasing
The capital stock from $40, 600 900 to
s4,o00.O0O at the second meeting.
l.. A. Friedman of Vernon. who Is
associated I'M many mining ventures
with jesse Knight OF Provo and La
fayette HQlbroDk reached Goldneld q
samples OF ore from two groups OF
II claims at Seven Troughs. % miles
northeast of LONelOck. Mr Friedman
Is president Of the Seven Troughs AIln-
Ing company and the Seven Troughs
Kindergarten Mining company. Both
are shipping ore. " shipment last week
OF 1915 tons averaged 5000 per ton.
Mr. Friedman says some of the lsolat
ed high grade veins are yielding ore
which goes $4,000 In silver and even
higher In gold.
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MARKET OPENED
At AN ADVANCE

New York. March n.-opeing prices OF
stocks rebounded with Some violence from
the Saturday opening. Coverings By the
bears evidently made 4 considerable part
OF the operations, Northern Pacific was
run MP points, Amalga mated Copper and
Great Northern preferred Ia u. S. Steel.
Smelling about a point.
Profits were taken upon the rise and
The market fclI back sharply. The add
vances in the steel and Hin stocks were
wiped out Reading in addition going ma
terially below Saturdays close.
Active bidding for the Hartman stocks
pulled the market up bat the unloading
81 Reading prevented the list from max
Ing any great Roadway Reading sold ~
below last weeks closing.
Transactions Were on a smaller scale
than those Of last week Prices had a
fractional backset but the undertcne was
hard and the advance was resumed
Bonds were irregular
Prices continued TO rise with the demalln
becoming larger Practically every stock
dealt In showed an advance or point or
more over last weeks close. and the ia
vorlte stocks did still better Canadian Pa
clilc got up AZ, Reading vs. Smelling and
Anaconda 29s and southern Pacific ana
L. s. Steel The market held up well
in the face M the realizing -2eading and
the HILL stocks tel back the lIost notably
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PRODUCE.
CHICAGO

Chicago. March 1.-THE wheat market
today opened easy because OF liberal
northwestern receipts but soon became
firm on a good demand from shorts and
commission houses, who were Influenced
by reports OF damage to the winter wheat
crop. May opened i to y lower at 7sis to
M.
The corn market was easy because OF
liberal receipts and weather favorable for
the movement Of the crop, May opened
u lower at 471s
The oats market WAS easy and the gem
eral sentiment bearsh. May oats opened
4 To = lower at i2ie 10 A2a..
Trading In provisions WAS active but
prices were weak because of A TO NJ
decline in The price OF 1--we hogs May
pork opened 10 to i2ii lower at 1851. ,
lard was ~ lower at 9i5- ana ribs We're
Iofti2la lower at s.6,
The close was weak with May or i.das
al 1Iss.
II lower AZ a.
Cash: Wheat-No. ? red, Tsdl6Ss: No G
red Tid7s. No. hard i5sfrl No. hard.
6eq75ls No, ] northern. so'aSfS No. 2, do
spSss No g. 78N7n
oais-No e i2la: No. q u
Close: wheat-Msy. 81 eHlsi July. ss3,
G7sis,
S Ssta-MSyy. II 5iiS 59!y j 4sii g4a77.
Porli--May, ll.3 O July, 1916
I-ard-MaJ $50, July 9sS
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GETS IMP oRTANT LEASE.
Ray u. Harris. Former salt Lake
NcWspapeE Man, Active In Nevada.

That Ray D. Harris. the former salt
Lake newspaper man Is woolns Dame
Fortune In the salne clear headed style
he pushed pencil In THIS city for
such long time IS shown by tho fol-
lowing extract taken from the Vernon
Miner OF recent dates
"a lease Of the most important ma
ture was taken over by Milton NJ
Detch and Ray d. Harris of G0ldaeld,
yesterday The deal was been on for
some time, but ulttil recently the in
terested parties Were unable to take
definite action on the matter.
Both parties are well known all over
the state. Mi. DetCh is probably the
best known attorney ln the state. and
operator of some OF the most import
amt mining operations in Goldield.
Nh Harris has been Identified with
many important enterprises here and
elsewhere and the two will undonbted-
~ be able handlers OF this we'll known
property.
The lease lays on the south end OF
the Fairview ground, directly in line
with the main shaft. They intend 10
begin operations Immediately. Mr.
Harris on his recent trip made all the
necessarily arrangements 10 proceed
with the work without delay This Is
one of the mos, valuable leases In
camp
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JAPANs MINERAL OUTPUT.
Material Increase Shown in Production
Growth of Mining Just Begun.

A recent Daily Consular and Trade
Report contains the following para
graph on JapanS mineral output:
The Chugai Shogyo Shimpo states
that the mining output generally
showed more or less increase, with a
tendency of stlll further increase in the
future The production Of coal amount
ed TO about 13,O00.00O tons All Increase
of 1900, 900 tons. the output Of pc r0-
lengl. to i,519,0oo k0ku taohu 40 gallonss.
an increase OF about 100000 koku; the
gold produced UP to the end of Novem-
her was 12O kwamme, equal TO about
1916 pounds: silver, 1900 lswanne. or
about 157,0O0 pounds, both showing a
slight decrease. The output of iron ore
was 1900. 900 kwamme. or I4i.t0O0O0
pounds. an increase of about 6.00O 900
kwalnrne, and OF sulphur 10000. 900 kin
ndn, l-s pcundsb also showing some
increase.
The exports OF refined copper from
Japan during 1906 MP TO November We're
valued at $40, 12e 900. as against exports
Of ss.0000OO and S6.asO 900 during the
same periods of 1905 and 1891. lapane Csc
imports OF tube copper. however, also
show increases, those for the FIRST ten
months of 1906 amounting 10 s357.5O0, as
against S2S5,000 and 142 600 nv the 50
periods OF 1905 and 1906
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HAS GOOD HOLDING.


George Wilson. a former salt Lsker
rs Ia this city after a long absence. He
sim ais brother. Thomas aud w. l..
Mulhall. also former Salt Ldkers has
copper prospect nca( the Welrner
properties IN The neil borhood of Gil,
more. Ida Mr., Wilson Is enthusiastic
a what he calls his "hOnauka." "Ws
have followed slA Inch lead for dis
lance o. SO feet by tunnel" he said yes
lerday, assays made on ore taken OUT
have gone as high as 90 per cent cop
per This Is an Astonishing showing
and perhaps equally as surprising is
the richness ot the ore al all depths.
The nelEhborhood of Gilmore Is going 10
prove the richest copper district In this
country. The Wsimers are so confident
hAl their holdings are the real thing
hat they are planning to erect smsi-
ler. This Will boom the whole disIrios
ind result ~ thorough development. -
While here MI Wilson viii conclude the
Incorporation Of company TO continu-
tevelopmeni Ola the eight claims com
grslns the grou-- held By him and asso-
GATES Gilmore IL about 50 miles frurn
The Oregon Short Lame railroad bux WITH
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CONCENTRATES.

a. j. BEETLES. Mill manager for The
Boston Com, leaves today foh weeks
visit 10 Tonopsh.
A. Frank. chief expert for T, Angus
tus Heinse. ". A, Clark, Jr,, j. A. Ry-
an and G. a. Lancer are among the big
mining men now visiting this city,
Fred Correll, mana ger OF the Nevada
Superior and Antelope Springs Mining
companies left this morning for a
visit 10 the properties located In Hum.
boldt county. Nev
George Wilson, one Of the pioneers
OF the Rosebud district. is I'm this city,
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ALL IS NOT WELL
FOR OFFICIALS
Common Stakeholder is Opposing
Transfer of Tip-Top
Property.
INJUNCTION is THREATENED.
Appeals 10 Others for Assistance III
Getting an AcCOmtiDg---Gng-
gcnhetm Wanss Mine

A SAT- Lake shareholder Of common
stock III the Tip Top Copper company
located in the rTelyetia mining district
Pima county Artz9na, has received .
letter from q person thoroughly conTet-
SAINT with affairs OF this property lts
Letter is the source of Information rom
which news AT a proposed sal" Ok ,ne
Tip Top property Is taken -Ne WILT
SAYS the deal is being negotiated. Inc
propcrty has been sold ON DoIld 10 thH
KANSAS City Smelling company,
Isuggenheim concern. Tor SEou.vVV' W
7his amount $4,000 goes 10 a. w For+
hes ana some Ofiicers OF the Alp log
Copper company as promction lee
says the lettet. Thea expenses
tan1ount unknown) will be paid, and
after preferred stockholders have rev
ceived their portion, the holders of com~
mon stock come in This means mat
common stockholders viii get prob
ably 3 or 4 cents a share for their
stock.
WANTS AN ACCOUNTING,
"The Tip Top copper properties are
very promising, in fact, they are very
valuable, and win be one pf the big
sest mines In Arizona. When you con-
slider that ihe Guggenhelfn trust is
trying to get hold OF 1t, you viii need
no further argument as TO the value OF
the mime, A payment Of $4,000 has
been already made, the balance 10 be
paid at any lime within year ~ the
option OF the smelling people The
writer then goes on to assert ISIS dis
satisfaction Ut the payment planned
for common shareholders. and al other
affairs Of The company. we have not
received an accounting for the COM
p.lpy since it WAS organized" he con.
tlnues. This company has shipped
over $1,000 tons OF ore since 1t began
operations, the ore netting on AN aver
age Of $40 a TN Where has all CHS
money gone? ! recently learned Of 4
case where they borrowed $1,000 on So
coo from an official OF the company
who IN return not only received his
money back but present of 100000
shares nr stock" In conclusion the
writer urges AL common stockholders
10 pool their interests. force the Tip
Top officials TO an accounting and en-
Join them from selling the property.
Immediate action Is urged aud as all
common stockholders have received
similar letters, some action may result
before The property is transferred.
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STOCKS OPEN STRONG.
END. Week Figures stiI Hold Good in
Utah Offerings.

The figures which marked the close
al last weeks business In the local
exchange held good this morning. few
especially. Lower Mammoth started
out s2.25. at which price 500 shares
changed hands. The price then drop
ped to SPITE Another block of 500
shares went at this price. These sales
We're made during the regular call.
Lower Mammoth bobbed up again
during the open board call; third
block of 500 shares going al S2.t7H.
a block OF 500 shares changed hands
S2.I5 closing the dealing IN this stock,
May Day at 80 and 20 Y cents attract
ed some attention during the regu-
lar call: 500 shares went at 30 cents
and 1000 shares at the latter price.
Nevada Hills WAS strong at S3.1T'a.
The forenoon quotations and record
OF sales during both calls follow:
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS
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TANEBo LOOKS WELL.

Ernest l. Godhe who has Just 10.
turned from San Eeruardino COUNTY.
California, says the TanebO Exploration
and Development company has big
gold proposition las November Sam
n. Godhe examined the property thor
oughly recently, going into an erOr-
nous depth on The vein to get samples
at frequent points and he reported mar
ore exposed and ON the dump Will aver
age better than s27 IN gold The ore IL
q hematte and the enthusiastic mems
beers OF the Ianebo company are lnrat-
ne ground on all Sides ot their pres
ent holding. The G.. +. n l. company
purchased an iron deposit within two
and halt miles Of The Tanebo mine
for $4,000
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS,
ToDAY's.

j.. F Russ to Geo RUSS. lot l. block ,,o
Mary Ann Bridge to VIM Middle
miss. lot S, block ", plat C,4.;---,t.' %'
Elijah Thompson 10 Clifford ~ AIS
tom, lots and $, block u. view
n. ii GromlFnE ct al 10 Chas. r,
Pltt0rf. lot 4 Clock 1, Holland add ~
Henry Quaylc to Jos r, Free lot p On,
block ~ lO-acre plat A,,".4--.s,,.- SV0
Hannah Canning TO Chas. N. Can,
ming, land In section g, township : .o
south, range 1 west. v...,n...,,,-- iol
Etlw Bsnnion 10 Archie b. Benntots
land Ina section %, township
south range ] west ,.,,,,.-.,t,.,t,..'
i,dw, Benntou TO Archie Bennon.
land In section vs.. township south
range > west -',:.,;-..; ,,..--','
Philip Pugslsy and wife 10 Mary y;
Glover % tt, by lSl IT,, . meters 81 .,o
block 1875, plat A....:.,-.-....,.-.-..; o"
Same to Robt. r.. Widdisen, part Of A.,
lot :, block 100 plat .-.-.''',.-.s.t' EN
-~----.-tp~~----------~~
Every pure food law that Is passed Is
indirect commentator or MOUNT
Pickle products,
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WTT'VR'-sN'-N ,
For the Certain Relief Of
Coughs and Colds.

The formula ~ printed mere
was given out ny n prominent
doctor who has made ma
tlonal reputation for his WON
derful skill In the cure OF throat
HDd lung diseases. For this p'ir'
pose lac uses almost exclusively
she new form ot pine prod'ic'
known TO physicians aud drug
gists rs Concentrated oil Oh pine
The formula IN rs follows; halt
ounce Concentrated oil of pine,
two ounces OF glyccrlne. nav
pint of good whisky; mix these
by Shaking them thoroughly ana
use In tablespoon doses every
four hours.
The only care necessary Is ta
be sure TO get the Concentrated
oil u pine because recently
there have been numerous pat
ent medicine limitations put out
under the name. "OIl Of Pine"
These, on account OF NOT being
soluble, are dangerous besides
producing nausea.
The real "Conccntratcd' oil OF
pine can be obtained OF any good
prescription druggist and comes
put up for medical nsc only In
hnsr-osnce vinls securely sealed
In round screw~top cases. which
protect IL from light. and retain
all the original ozone,
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YEEIN eroN- NIppER ORGANIZED

Stephen Love. president OF the SEN
ate, is president OF the Yerington- Nip
per Copper Mining company, a new or
ganization Incorporated to develop
property at Yerington. The other OFF,
Gals are W. II. Jeffs Of Michigan, vice
president: W. l. Mas secretary and
treasurer and these men, with Fred.
Flindt and J. r. Harris complete the
board OF directors The organization OF
the company was assisted by J, C.
Lynch, Dave Kennedy and l.. A. JETS
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DON'T COMPLAIN

N Your chest pains and you arc unahl
10 sleep because q cough, huy a bottl
wort have amy ccugh, Get bottle now
and that cough viii not last long A cur
Tor. all pulmonary Diseases, MIS- -
Galveston, TsaNs writes II can't sas
The relief u has glyen ine Is all that la
necefsary fol me TO say SOLD BY n. G.
~ ! Drug Dept. LIZ and III South Main
Street,
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BECK" POSTS DIVIDEND.


Provo, March 1.-The directors ~
the Beck Tunnel Mining company met
his morning, and posted a dividend of
cents per share amounting To $40
200, This is payable on the 20th
books 10 close on the 1sth. The mine
" reported to DO In ar excellent onn-
dltiOn, u was CLOSED down for a period
Of 10 days during February for re-
pairs, ana on account on the bad CON
dillon of roads. but This fact diA NOT
nec.ssi tate decrease In the amount
Of dividends
The Victoria and Grand Central
companies are scheduled 10 hold meet
iues this afternoon aud both win
doubte ss declare the usual dividends,
though the officials are silent as To
what action VIII be taken
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little or no haul TO q smeter good value
can be obtained from the products %!
the district. An easy wagon haul ~
the railroad will not lower the receipts
of the finished article 10 amy extent
Mr. Wilson win remain here until all
matters pertaining 10 incorporation,
etc, are completed and with then return
to the property.
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WOOL.
ST, LOUIS

St Louis March ll---WoO steady. Ter.
rtolJ- and western mediums. 24arzs; fine
mediums 1872; line Hall
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LIVESTOCK.
KANSAS CITY.

kansas Ciiy. March 1l-Cattle-Re-
ceIpts, 1900. market steady. Native steers.
i0I6 50; native cows and heifers 3eoI
%; stockers and feeders, s,76NS. q; bulls
SOod4 25; calves, 3.5g.I 80: western ted
40
ldogs-RsceiptS. 5000, market weak TO
: cents lower. Heavy s,&06.s0 packers,
.soI6 .S7la; pigs and lights. 8 iO96.so,
higher Muttons. 5.o0il3.SO: lambs 1854
TO. range wethers 5.t4l6-75 ted ewes,
5.O1d5,50.
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UNION Assay OFFICE

Cannon e. Cannon Mining Stock, Brok
ers is Il. So Tenn, ltd Tel. Sls1 Bel 2'sl.
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Ribs May, o.o7ltf9.io; July ei5ae,l7is.
Rye--Cash, gsisM70
Barley-Cash 6Sat1a
srGAR ANll cnFrEE

SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Mnrch ti.--Sugar, raw
test, 5I5-Ss; moiassea sugar. S-ss'
Refned--Steady, Crushed 10 powder
cd 1880. granulatcdv 40.
conce--Qulet- No Z Rio. ~; No, san
tOS, 81.
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e. NJ. WEST & CO., stock brokers
D. #, Walker Blk. Tel. 1875; res. 36I0-1
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SAN FRANCISCO QUOTATIONS.

The following quotations on stocks In
the San Francisco market today We're
furnished by James A, Pollock * Conn
pany OF this city
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II. r.. Snow 6 Co., Stock Brokers.
s2 Commercial Blk S5oth Phones 1878
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GEO. Q. CANNON ASSOCIATION.
BROKERS, "a r. So. Temple. Both
Phones $40.
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OMAHA.

AOmaha. March lI.-Cattle-- Receipts o.
co, market slow to shade lower. West
ern steers. .25@6. 2S Gamers, 2.ooH@Go;
stockers and feeders, 3 ,Q9d590; calves, 2.0J
a. 90: bulls and sta gs 215eitjg.
H0ss-Re cepts, 800: market 5Qle CENTS
lower Heavy s. 75frS SIS; mixed 8 72lsd6.75.
Lights 5000, 10 pigs 5.5S6i5 90
Sheep Receipts, l2cO1; market steady.
Yearlings 5.75d6 90: wethers. 5.$an5-7S
ewes, i.15fi5.50 lambs, 6-15Gi7-50
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NJ. S. Hanauer. ]. V. Sadler.
l52 So, West Temple. p, O. box l446
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MONTHS SHIPMENTS LARGE.
Bad Roads do Not Prevent Park From
Making Good Record.

The orr shipments from Park City
during the month OF February follow:
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CHICAGO,

Chicago. March l---Cattle--Recelpts .,S.-
100; market steady to 10 cents lower.
Besves, +.o0Q6,S5s COWS and hefers, seG
~: siG }GS,a g and feeders s.@@4'"'
Hogs-ReceIpts 5000: market 5qfla
cents lower. Mixed and butchers, $3.50
7.o2t: good heavy. 6. 90M7.c6; rough heavy,
ESQ
sheep-Reeeipts, 1S.ooo, market 10 cents
higher Sheep, 3,15lt6e %; lambs, +.75sH TO-
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11ncIe Sam. ALLOW At q. 400 AZ lg1s.

Uncle Sam. 2,lc0 at ~: 400 at 1919.
Victoria. 100 at $50
Colorado Mining CO.. LOO at 2.so'
zoo Mt 2.425f,
South Columbus Con, ZOO at 40,
OPEN BOARD SALES.
Ajax, loo at 80: 100 at IS,
Beck Tunnel, 50 ut l.sfis
Carisa, 500 a 80; $500 a 80 800 at o.
Columbus Con-. 1870 at $50 100 at $50,
100 a $50, buyer 80,
Colorado Mining Co., 500 at 2.425s: 500
at ? As,
Mountain Lake, 100 at ~.
Lower. Mammoth, 500 at 2.l7ia 300
at 2.15.
Sacto. 500 at g.
Yankee. 500 al SO, buyer 80.
REHABILITATION,
Sharles- Amt
Regular Call .....-.-..-- 5000 stla76 80
open Board ,.........-.I5bi0 1880 IS
---v---------
Forenoon totals .,ou.2t,54O s25.2e7. 25
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A. s. CAMPBELL.
Stock Broker. 2I6 d. 4. Walker Block.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-10-25
TAE wall sTRErr FLuRRY.


The srecent conditions in New
York, so long as it seemed a Wall
street matte. fight Of the great
copper interests attracted no great
attention The complete change
growing out o. large Improvement
IN the price Of cotton with Increased
crops in the south, fine and increas
ing crops OF grain IN the west morta-
cages in both sections paid, large
deposits also Ia the banks Of 18Th
sections made Wall street furry
seem something 70 not worry over.
But when news came that run
was going ON against the Knieker-
becker Trust Company company
whose assets are largely railroad Sc
cnritie A matters looked serious. This
ccmpa IS believed to have such Sc
ouritidV ample to meet al demands.
THAT 10 roubles are due solely to the
inability market sucl seeunues.
22looo MIA Of railroads are a shin
ing market for attack
They have been a potent factor
probably the greatest in our wonder
ful Development DO nos present in
dications demqsd the sober second
thought Of the American people
Can we afford to xiii the geese
which has laid golden EGGS. Demand
Justice. is It not wise, nay necessary
to our own best interests that . we
Investigate before We radically
change rates that we give the rail
roads at least a white mans chance.
THAT before attacking capitalization
as water we investigate and aseer-
tain just how much Of il is brains
effort energy. That we permit rail-
roads to earn as much as other cap
ilal. That demanding sanity from
corporations we set them as citizens
an example Of sanity Lets take the
sober second wisdom. pa.
ticnee, should avoid condldonA
which create panics. We do not BE-
lieye> one here, or coming quicSly. n
cause we have an abiding belief in
that sober second thought of che
American people, -.