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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
Has calls From Ever County Pro
ducing the Staple.

Ref -rring to the visi of Charles G.
Moore. president of the North Carolina
Division of the Southern Cotton Asso-
citation, to Robson county, the Lum-
berton correspondent of the Whining
ton Star says:
Judge Jones, the genial bighearted
dealer of justice, is holding court. 1t
is said hat Jundge Jones is opposed
to interruption of any court proceed
ings, whatever. he wants to open
court Monday and grind away Until the
docket is clear and only twice has his
court been interrupted-once at
Goldsboro, when Charles Cotton
Moore one day at II o'clock marched
200 pretty girls and 250 farmers into
the court room the judge saw he was
routed and with a witticism closed his
court. The second interruption was
at Lumberton yesterday. Charles Cot
ton again stormed the court room with
LUG Two
a young army of Robson county far
ners and Judge Jones again yielded
for three hours to the producers of
the country'S wealth. Cotton Moore
as the State president of the Cotton
Association is commonly called, was
referred to recently by one of the
most prominent men of the State as
being q remarkable educator" This
man said that Mr.. Moore had won
the hearts of the farmers, that they
would attend any meeting that Mr..
Moore attended and hat they gave
close attention to all he said: that his
expressions, which are original, to the
poln and peculiar. make Impressions
that stick in the minds Of his hearers
and therefore he is an educator"
Mr.. Moore. assisted by Sheriff Nc
Leod, Mr.. Sandy McKinnon and other
Cotton Association workers. has with
in the past week met with farmers
and business men at Red Springs.
Parkton, Rowland, Fairmont and
Lumberton. At each place Influential
men have taken hold of the cotton
question, selected committees to or
ganize warehouse holding companies
and subscription books are already
open.
The Monday meeting at Lumberton
was impressive, the large court room
being we'll filed. Close attention was
paid to the speakers. Sheriff Mcleod,
Mr.. Moore, Mr.. Mckinnon, Mr.. j. A.
McAllister and Mr.. w. R. Parker,
That the farmers and business men
realize hat cooperation is necessary
was plainly evident here.
President Moore says that he has
calls from every cotton county. He
takes his to mean that the people
generally are interested in the ware
house holding plan. If they were not
interested, he says, there would be no
calls for Information. Mr.. Moore. in
lis ldIh mere AIolludE. spoke very
complimentary of the business firms
of Wilmington. He said their en-
dorsement of the work in which he is
engaged was helpful to him: that at
many places in the State he was ask
ed what the Wilmington people We're
going to do. He stated that they were
behind the Cotton Association. The
upcountryman looks at Wilmington as
a sort OF Egypt in many matters. as a
place where help may be had in fam
inc times. and the hope is that Will
mington will form a warrant COMPANY
to negotiate the warehouse holding
cotton certificates issued by the up
country bonded warehouse companies
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
lIrII>oTo>s MASONIC EVENT
Rix barbecue and Dinner Drew a Dc
lighted Crowd,

especial to News and Observer
I1lllngton. y 4. july the
Fourth Of Ju}y WAS observed here
with a hig Masou&c picnic and esrbr-
cue which vas attended hy over ST
hundred people. the speaking taxing
place in the pavilion
The barbecue was a nne one ana
there waS an abundance for al ~ho
The arrangements were vel
managed by CHIEF MarshAl CARTS =
Muse.
Tn. celebration was presided oFer
b. Dr J II wlthers. the Master 81
Ellington Lodge No 500 There we're
addresses. one IN the histors y
Masonry ~ Mr. W A stewart OF
Dunn. the other on the principles o.
Masonry b. Mr. John & DrewTS OF
Raleigh. 10Th receiving close hti"n-
ton After these addresses the on
GERS OF Ellington Lodge No see ~cFr
installed BY Mr. preWrv. Inc 1rand
Secretary
The officers Installed arc
Naster-Dr J ii Wlthers
senior Warden-H g stewart
Junior warden III NJ SHAW.
~erretars-C + Norris
Treasurer a Rogers
Senior Deacon ~ y
Junior Deacon M Muse
stewards-Riley Holder. John Mtt-
cheli.
TiIer-Herbert Wa~hburn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
BURNED TO THE BONE.
Lineman Caught AstEidc of Two Live
Wires and May Lose Both Legs.

Wilmington. y. C.. July Oscar
VI. aMyo. 25 years old. employed BY
the Consolidated Company as a ne
man, was almost e~lectrocuted late
yesterday afternoon by falling astride
two arc light wires over which he was
working. The agonizing cries Of the
man attracted a large crowd. among
the number being DR.. Thos. r. Mask
the Well-knOwn colored physician,
who had the presence Of mind to
telephone the power house 10 shut the
current off and to telephone the hook
and ladder company OF the fire de-
partment The fremen rescued the
man from the phone pole and he was
taken to the hospital where it may be
necessary TO amputate both legs which
are burned 70 the bone just inside the
calf.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
HOLMES CASE HANGS FIRE.
Jury Disa agrees and caves the Form
er Statistician Where He WAS
Before.
lRv the Associated PFC \

Washington, D. c. July 3.-After
being out for almost twenty-six hours
the jury in the trial of Former Asso-
ciate Statistician E. s. Holmes, Jr., OF
the Department of agriculture. on
the charge Of conspiracy to defraud
the government by giving out the de-
~partments crop information. was to-
day at AS p. m. discharged from fur
Their consideration of the case. The
jury was summoned to the criminal
court room by Judge Stafford. who
after ascertaining that they had been
unable to reach an agreement, dis
missed them. Earlier in the day the
jury had made a visit to the court
room in quest of further instruc-
tions on the subject Of conspiracy.
Mrs. Holmes was present with her
sba When the result of the jury.s
deliberations was reached she shed
tears over his failure TO secure ac-
Ouittal.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09

they saw a-e morf&iiy DIS
satisfied and offended escA2@S tns
board % that road Noh :
eight tbs rate reduction thr
southern " doing Or coGT%s ~
mere@t child would understand tn.
trick IN the Coast Lines plan OF
action. and only wonder that men
Of sense should undertake 60 begun"
the pnbisc b. such a simple HtD"
thing II IS well known that the
railroads are now making On money
earned in the passenger s<vice apoAt
30 per cent on the investment ana
were they 10 DO the honest thing N
n way OF squeezing the water out
Of their stocks would make 20 Or -
per cent. They have set up an
aAful howl about the reduction IN
freight ard passenger rates In Norm
Carolina ana have Tried by All man
uer % means - scare the people OF
from the pursuit Of an honest purpose
that Is 10 get right and Justice done
by themselves
The railroads. while claiming that
the penalty laws are running them or
viii do SO is a matter or fact, FeS4st
- the last ditch the payment of any
damage done bv them TO shippers TO
matter how meritprlous the claim
II j. = matter or ordinary occurrence
for every merchant or business inter
est 10 be ANNOYED and injured BY NeN-
atious delays in freight and We are
told II is a part Of the policy Of the
claim department 20 delay so long a.
possible the payment az any claim, 50
as TO discourage the Ming OF others.
we don't know how much truth there
- an the charge, but the circumstances
frequently lend color TO lis truth All
these things have nightly eNasperat-
ed the public and they are IN the
frame OF mind now 70 have things
done. The railroads had as we'll SIT
up and AXE notice. There Is a rum
bling in the clouds. be careful thar =
great storm does not break
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
VIEW PERINTENDEN
Moore County Board Of Education
Elects Prof. John Mcleod.

Carthage, n. G.. July 5.-At the
meeting OF the county board of edu-
cation this week the board elected
Prof. John Mcleod. county superin-
tendent. Prof. Mcleod has for some
time been superintendent of Raeford
Institute and has been engaged in
teaching since he finished his course
at Davidson College. Prof. Mcleod
is a progressive, we'll equ pped teach
er and the board no doubt made a
good selection. The new superin-
tendent was born and reared in this
county and has many friends in the
couty who will welcome him back.
COTTON" MOORE"S CAMPAIGN
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
JAPAN WANTS PEACE.
Commercial Relations With This
Country Arc Very Important.
CBy the Associated Press.)

Kew York, July 4'-Yoshitsuga
Hashimoto, japanese commercial
commissioner to the jamestown ex-
position. who has just arrived here
from Toxic. said in an interview to-
night that there did not exist in Japan
any war sentiment. y sure indication
that no war was expected or wanted
Mr.. Hashimoto said, was the steadily
increasing between the
United States and Japan. and the de-
sire of his countrymen that it should
continue to grow.
The business relat ons between the
United States m Japan are sa~tis"dc-
tory" sad MI. HashimOto.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
KILLED IN STORM
Seventeen Fatalities in
Western Wisconsin.
Large Number of Persons Injured and
Extensive ma to Property.
Full Particulars are Vet Lack
(By the Associated Press.)

st. Paul, Mimi, July At is now
believed that at least seventeen lives
were lost in the storm which swept
western Wisconsin last night. NJ
merous otner persons were injured
and much damage to farm property
and to dwelling houses is reported.
According to reports received here,
Oakdale. near Camp Douglass. was
wiped out.
Dead and injured reported follows:
Dead:
At Oakdale-Mr and Mrs. John
Dame. two others unknown.
At Millston-Mrs. Jasper Poff and
infant.
1t WyeviIe-Andrew Raumel.
Near Warrens-Two children Of
Joe Buchner
At Observation-Disclosures A.. Charles,
Mrs. \. berrys and son.
AT Grand Rapids-Five persons IN
known.
Miss Tricks. daughter of register Of
deeds. Clark county. Two children of
Jasper Poff. Mr.. and Mrs. John Buck-
ner. William Butterfeld, Oakdale.
Totally. Gustav Stucke and Otto
Balgordl. at Tunnel siding. Mrs. p f.
Larson. of Greenwood. Wis. probably
fatally. Several children who were
visiting at the home Of Lyman
Charles. Family of Angus Barryl, all
more or less injured. Elsie Wensel,
music teacher. N~eilIsville, badly hurt
Mrs. a E. Maltby. kda Mrs.
Harry Warren, Oakdale. Mr.. and Mrs.
Prentiss. near Tomah. John Hin.
farm hand. Miss Wensel was driving
a horse and buggy when the storm
struck her. The vehicle and horse
were blown away and have not been
found. and she VAS blown into the
TOP Of a tree. The telegraph cOmpa-
nies have been working hard to re-
store communication with the storm dis
tricts but have only partially sue
cepdcd.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
RETURN FROM ABROAD.
Rev. j. c. NaSsCc and Mr.. \. Il.
BroU@hton to Arrive To-day at
t2:i5 O'clock.

\ telegram dated at New Vol vas
received from MIR. y. B.. Broughton
yesterday afternoon b. his ~. j..
announced the safe arrival in that city
of Mr.. Broughton and Rev. j. c. Mas
see. from their trip abroad and stated
that they Will arrive in Raleigh today
at 12:45.
Messrs. Massee and Broughton sail
ed from New York or the oath OF
Apr1 and went TO Rome, Italy. where
they attended the Worlds Fifth sun
day school Convention in the latter
part of May./ Since that time they
have travelled in several countries in
Europe n visited many of the great
cities of the old world.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09

n.as~ friends he watched - p1rotech-
re ss.pIas on s&Ksuaare Hill
Tnn nreaorks were wAnag~1 hF a.
~xn~~s tom New York ard the ct
hgpst4ura waN e~ntoY@5 - spectators -
tae village % cYstsr BAY huntington
ara Cali spriHx. from all - @h&ch
-ntnta @aEamure Hsff WAS brilliantly
ytxtngs Nrs George - 'crtrtS oa
ard children were among th~ ETe@-
t~rfs guests
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
BURNS SCOOPS \ PILE.
Briiscr Gets Eighteen thousand Dol
iarS for a Two Minutes per-
fOrnrance.

SAP Francisco. July 4-The re
ce1pts at the Burns-Squires fight to-
day We're far beyond expectations.
enclosure was crowded and il is
estimated that the proceeds were be-
tween $4,000 and $4,000. Burns
armed S.000-the $4,000 side set
and his $4,000 guarantee. Squfres
takes "A per cent. of the gross re-
ceipts, about $500.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
FOOLS THE PUBLIC
WITH SOFT WORDS
What Senator Holt, of GuiIford, Says of the
Southern Railway.

contribute Of his earnings 10 enFlch
the already over rich manufacture
Here are suggested enough planh5
for q platform and with any cledh
honest and approved mar We ougHt
ia sweep the countrv and we ought
not to be particular who the man IL u
he fills the bill as above stated We
are AT the parting Of the ways truly.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
BARK ABANDONED
Collision at Sea Wrecks One ship and
Damages Another.
CBv the As4ociatea prexs )

Rio Janero, July 1.-The American
ship Atlas, from Baltimore. March IS.
for San Francisco. has put in here
damaged as the result Of a collision
with the Norwegian bark viking. from
auckland tor New York The Viking
was abandoned. but all on board. ex-
cept tn captain and his wife were
saved
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
FAST FOR \ NEW ONE.
Highbaii Breaks the Record for Green
TrOtters.
CBy the Associated Press.)

Chicago. III. July 4-Highbau n
Memphis trotter. today at Libertyvitle
Ill, broke the worlds mile record for
green trotters. HighbalTs time for
the mile in first heat was 2:os IA
He also won the second heat and race
in 2:0s Highbal is entered in the
NJ. and NJ. stalk es at Detroit.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
\ Memorable Do.

one of the 6a.s W. remember with
pleasure. as we'll as with profit to our
health, is the one on which we became
acquainted with DR.. Kings New Lie
Pills. the PAINLESS purifiers that cE--o
-r 4 ht't0r 800 @rd kNnD the
bowels right. Csc at all druggists.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
MESSAGE FROM BRl N.
shall All the ePoplc or n Few ta"r-
ties Control! the Government
- a. AssncIated Press

New York, july IL BRIEF mes
sage from william j. Bryan. at LIN
coin. Neh commenting upon pending
economic questions as a feature 81
the celebration or the fourth by the
Tammany Society today Mr. Bran
sent "A message saying, the economic
questions now before the country
the trust. tariff and rallroad-'al III
yolved the same issue. yiZ whether
the shall be added in the
interest Of a few favorites or in be-
half OF the whole people
Congressman Rayney. OF ll1hols. IN
q speech credited President Roosevelt
with the design OF destroying state
lines and state rights and with intend
ing 70 seek a third term He eulo-
GiZed BRYAN.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
OYSTE RBAY CELEBRATES
me PRESIDENT Worked During the
Day and Saw the Fireworks AZ
Night.
tBy the Associated Press

oyster Bay. July 4-Preana.
roosevelt saw no official caller tn
Jay although he TRANSACTED the ,s
IoInary amount of routine bt,sinana
Us celebration odif enepnhslrdnmm
OF, es,eoratlon of Independence Dav
- pace tonight tonight. when vgif6
ms family, relatives and a numher It
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
TUG BOAT BURNED.
steel Hull Only Lett When Flames
Were E~Xtinguished.
CBy the Associated Press. ;

Norfolk. Va. JULY 1.-The steam
tug Virginia, Owned by o. r. Smith.
OF Norfolk. was burned TO The waters
edge near CamDostella bridge i'm the
eastern branch Of the Elizabeth river
early t<iay, presumably frorN spon-
taneou3 combustion Only the steel
hull Of the vessel remains. Loss $40
mn
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
GAIsfBNIDI DtE
Have y Fourth OF ..#
bration Of Their oHA
CBy the Associate.

(By the AssoCistnt
Rome, July 4-Thc ..
birth Of Giuseppe Gar.
ian patriot was obaertn|
day with great re1oicIre
beflagged By day and
Illuminated tonight Al.
were closed and the n.#H.
uties rose as q mark OF
dead hero. One ot t
Grams delivered q paueE.
baldi at the capitol 3D. I
King Victor EmmauEc.
OF the cabinet. a numb
sonages and AN lmmsu#
the people. Similar ne
held In practically cEaE.
Nice. the birthplace ~
in especial gala attire
grand parade In thai
principal streets with f.."
the municipality Al 'Ga
II IS estimated chat
persons marched III. }u
afternoon. There wsre
30 serious disorder
crowd, however, hosta.
the house Of the chief
the commune and the
bassy. and there was
between "a band of su
few soldiers. wE.sa
reference on the part
GERS All cleTRymeu
doors during the d..
The rays u the s"ftr
upon the GarSbaidI
rounded By serreI rank
cd veterans made am
ture for the climax OF |..
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
ROD ia GREAT RACE.
Hug Mclean Beats the FASTEST Time
of Bobby WcaithOur.
the Associates Press

Boston. Mass. July Hugh Nc
Lean. OF Chelsea. rode one ~ the
races OF his career AS a pace
follower at the Revere Circle track
today nding little difficulty in defeat
ing Robert Walthour. OF Atlanta Ca,
and Elma Collins. Of Lynne The race
was one of fifty miles and McLean
two miles ahead OF the finish,
his time being ] hour. Is minute,
~ 2-5 seconds. Walthour was sec
ond and collins third.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
DUEL WITH PI
Both Draw Pi~iDI-. one
Other JninJWTr

cedartoWn. Ga Jul.
duel today. George t".
and killed by Jak MAJ.
er-in-laW. The men |.
both drawing their U.-.
several shots Martin
injury. was arreStc1.
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
RACES LIVE
IN HARMON
Negroes AcknosIado.n.
%pendence on Whit,
THE GEORGIA WIN
furSnes Governor Nnrfs
icr~Ty Nndicnc- A..
lattons IxistfnE
lia"~~ in th"


frss tho Nra.....
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Was the orator ~ '.f
here. speaking g. .
49,. relation ~
mony between iHo hf.
the races III Georgia a.. ...
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All history h'"E i.a
approaching in "iJ Gees
IN numbers. can LE. ..
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place or the one
upon the other mis-
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That may be accepted Hs a .
cd fact and settled h. .s
n FOR all tim" 20 com"
riase - H'u'"
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49,, ~
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man. AS he cannot hone +.
him.
Negro III n bep'h"'"t i"-tt
The negro In GcorE.a f. .
himself as a depcndont Hs..
perior ace by his own pubic
and voluntary statement ##.
people OF Georgia would Pa.
~recreant TO this ackno" 'a.e..
dence and this trust if te..
give the assurance that ever.
ual black man. with his
be absolutely sur" thaf he
justice ~ ~ clNii I's'
rs
IBa1f itIillAt1E anu HIS MUM. ."#
interests ms 'ily
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The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09

An Indian scalps his enemy. = white
man scales his friend
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09

\ girl would even
feet If IL was called rH...
The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1907-07-09
PARTING OF THE WAYS

po,,cr of the state Suppressed Dy a
Powerful Corporation Which Has
Heretofore Ovcrridden It's Peopie
by Purchase and Pohticai 'hicah-
cry. Ignores Their Just Demands 1or
Fairncss in Freight Rates and oon-
,nuo Unjust Freight Discrimina-
tiOnS
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-05-12

THE NEXT oNE-PAGE CLASSIC WILL BE "OUR MUTUAL FRIEND,S BY CHARLES DICKENS.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-25

This thing of inviting and urging
the public to purchase treasury
shares at relatively high price and
then, when the development work
done by their money has proved the
shares to be worth more, soaring
them into selling them must stop.
The man who buys treasury shares
is taking enough chances Of honest
failure without having to run the
risk Of loss through the cupidity or
dishonesty Of. the mine manage
ment to whom he has intrusted his
money. The Miner proposes to see
that the investor is protected and
1t knows one or two ways Of doing
it that will surprise some of these
INSCRIPTIONS company directors
one Of these days.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-25

What the so-called lead trust has
done and is doing to the lead pro-
ducer is contrary to public policy
and is not honest in the old-fash-
Toned acceptance of that word.
What the Day trust has done and
is doing to Tamarack shareholders
is also contrary to public policy; no
more honest than the lead trusts
actions and it might not prove to
be even legal if some shareholders
took the matter into the courts.
The Miner denounces trust methods
whether applied by big or little men
no matter on what scale.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-25

The parties who have been re-
sponsible for the circulation Of the
statement that the ore bodies in
which the Alameda has been work.
ing belonged to that company and
deliberately suppressed information
to the contrary after they knew they
were not, should be prosecuted.
We except II. +. Samucls Of the
Success mine from any possible
connection with this predicament.
He always expressed the opinion
that the ore bodies in question
were in Success ground. and it il a
pity his opinion was not needed,
though until until the surveys
were made it was merely a matter
Of personal and perhaps prejudiced
judgment on his part. Also it was
his business to protect the Success
company from apex lawsuits and
not primarily to consider Alameda
shareholders or the public.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-25

or, in other words, that II a con-
troll or The whole Of any Of these
companies stocks could be bought
at present quotations it would mean
a sale Of tina: particular mine for
much less than its cash value. OF
course in no single instance could q
control be secured at such low
figures. That is the main reason
why the Miner considers the stocks
it has named rs specially good in
vestments. Onr list for this week
is the same as last except Alameda.
We most strongly recommend
American Commander, Bullion,
Charles Dickens, Copper King,
Idora, Nabob, Rhode Island, Snow
Storm and Wonder, among the
listed stocks, and American, Basin,
Cuba and West Nine Mile among
the unlisted securities.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-25

Nothing has hurt the Occur
d'Alene district 80 much as the
fact that when investors have won
prize in the mining lottery they
are frequently not allowed to cash
their tickets. Too many Of them
are being scared or jobbcd out Of
their honest dues. When they
bought stock in undevcloped prop
critics they knew they were gambl-
ing or at least taking chances, but
when they luckily get winning
ticket they must he assured of their
winnings, otherwise none Of them
would take the risk again. The
country needs their money for
development work and must guar
antee them a square deal.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-25

The way to get the Occur d.
Alenes out Of the clutches Of the lead
trust is to patronize existing inde-
pendent smelters or start a new one
nearer home. Railing at the trust
in dinky daily won't do much
good, especially when the public
has the best reasons for doubling
the good faith Of the party direct
ing the attack.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1907-07-25

The man who by jobbery fright
ems investors out Of the district is
the worst enemy the Occur d'Alenes
has today. He is doing more to
drive capital out Of the country
than all the dynamiters that ever
were or were imagined to be.