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The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-09-27

and also removed most of the doubt.
1 found willing listeners and a ready
response to all requests from organ
lied labor. The attitude of the Pres
byterian Church and it's business
(ministers) greatly APP
preciated. AS to results obtained;-
that cannot be computed or correctly
stated by anyone. From my view
point it seems that the advantage is
ail on the side of organized labor.
Hundreds of ministers have been CIV
en- an insight into the real workings
of labor organizations and organized
labor has won defenders in high plac-
es. The fact that DR.. Carter, the fra
ternal delegate from the Ministers
League, and other representatives of
the church were present often kept
down angry debates and on more than
one occasion the fraternal delegates
from the Ministers League poured
oil'' on the troublesome discussions,
and settled many vexatious controver-
sizes.
From the standpoint of the PreSby-
terrain Church, l am not able to say
how it has been benefited. But or
ganized labor has been, and is being,
benefited as result of the estab lish-
ing of fraternal relations between the
church and the Central Labor bodies.
1t is to be desired that the relations
become closer and stronger as the
months and years go by, and that the
families of the toilers will reap the
benefits from the preliminary work
now being performed in this field of
labor. REV. Charles Stetzle
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-09-27
COMING CONVENTIONS.

Dates of Meeting Of International
Union Conventions for 1907.
September 27-Waldon, N. Y; Pock-
ct Knife Grinders and Finishers.
October 6-Milwaukee; Blacksmiths
and Helpers.
October Chicago, Photo-Engrav-
ers' Union.
October bay City, Mich; Ship
wrights, Joiners and Caulkers.
October 15-Rochester, N. Y; Inter
national Car Workers Association
October 15-Providence, R. l.; Unit
ed Textile Workers.
November 11-Norfolk, Va; Ameri-
can Federation of Labor
December Chicago; Bill Posters
and Billers.
December 2-Chicago; Seamen's
Union.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-09-27

union. and others, that both the West
ern Union and Postal Telegraph cont
panies violated their charters during
the strike of the telegraphers, by
refusing to accept messages for trans
mission when offered them and for
using the mails to send messages.
Affidavits supporting the charges
made by the local telegraphers' union
were prepared and sent the attorney
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-09-27

generals Office If the charges made
can be substantiated by evidence
strong enough, it will be the attorney
generals duty to institute custer pro-
ceedings against both telegraph COM
panies.
The wageworker. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1904-????, 1907-09-27
TELEGRAPH COMPANIES
Said to Have Violated Charters in Ok
lahoma During Strike.

Oklahoma City, Okla, Sept. %
Assistant Attorney General Fred Ell
kins Is securing evidence here rela-
tive to complaints made to the at
torney generals office by o. A. Smith.
secretary of the local telegraphers'
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-04

The Henry Ciews financial letter
OF date New York. March so, has
this:
The stock market during the week
was fnvorish and unsettled. An im-
mense amount. In small lots. OF So
curities has been absorbed by small
investment buyers. but the market
at large was conspIcuously lacking
In big pool buying power. This Is
explained by the fact that very heavy
losses have been sustained by previ-
Gus holders: confidence In pool oper
alton has been badly shaken, besides
the floating supply OF capital has
been practically exhausted by the Inn
mense offerings OF new securities.
and large sums OF the lattor are still
hanging over the market. During
January and February nearly $780,
600, ,O00 OF short-term railroad notes
were offered. Then over 100000
600 OF new stock OF various railroads
Issued TO stockholders OF record at
par have also had 10 be financed.
These include 100000 by 81
Paul. over s9O,00O.OO0 by tho
Northern Pacific. s25, ,OOO 600 by
Northwest. SEQ. 900. 900 by Great
Northern. $4,000 900 by New York
Central and nearly $4,000. 1000 b
the New York a New Haven. he
sides these heavy amounts II Is wei
known that many blocks OF nev
bonds held by various syndicato
have been held ut FIRST hands for
months seeking a resting place In In
vcstor's strong boxes With such a
load as this, roughly estimated al
81 600. 0OO 900, and the buying pow
ers 40 crippled. Il Is hardly reason
able to anticipate and oxtrayagant
upturn IN the market, although thore
ls justification for reasonable adj
vance IN prices after such an Inn
monsc recession which has taken
place.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-04

Through blood poisoning caused
by spider bite. John Washington
OF Boaquoyllie. Tex. would have lost
hls leg. which became a mass or run
ming sores. had he not been persuad-
cd 10 Try Buoklon's Arniea salYe.
lie writes "Tho hrst application
relieved, and four boxes healed an
the sores" Heals every sore. 25c
Al J. c. Perrys. druggist
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-04

Il Is true of every article that goes
INTO railroad construction or equip
nent. These increases are continu-
ing ones and enter even into the very
undertakings by which the railroads
seek to obtain crater economies OF
operation, They have to be oonsid-
cred In the financing of railroad ex.
tension as well as In daily operation,
and our economies, whatever they are
have got TO be suficient to onset
hem before we can figure on any
actual reduction in the cost OF hand
ling the traftic."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-04
Why

Have torpid liver whom IIorbino.
the only liver regulator will help
your There is no reason why you
should auffor from Dyspepsia. Con-
stipation, Chiila and Fever or any
liver complaints. when Horblne win
cure you. y. c. Waite. westvllle.
Fla, writes. Il was sick for a month
with chills and fever and after TAX
ing two bottles Of Herblne am well
and healthy" Sold by ID. J. Fry.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-04

The clock ticks and ticks the time
away,
shortening up our lives each day,
Eat. drink and be merry.
For some day YOU will be where,
You can't Rocky Mountain Tea.
(Frcc samples at DR., Stones store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-04
EinimaH Says Rail
roads Are Facing
a Crisis
! Says Mergers Will Be Pre-
rented If Government Will
Legalize Traffic Dis
tributiOn

|bhnted from New York Tlmes)
Responding to a request for a COM
sAstslye statement OF the railroad
\ Of the present agitation over cor
|ntlOa rights and their alleged en-
|sashment upon the rights OF the
pic, Edward II. Hartman. who
|usgh the Union Pacihc-Southern
|rte system dominates $4,000
le Of the railways OF the United
|aie, has explained to the Times
reasons underlying the recent
ase Of attitude toward the public
toward the government OF the
aFais be represents.
h 70 doing Mr.. Hartman discuss
n an Interview the elements OF
ailaiion developed by the rail
= and the business interests OF
nlhiry, their customers, in such
~ s TO round out the discussion
he railroad point OF view more
ifleV perhaps than IL has been
.i''d by any one mp to this time.
alppened curiously enough,
saen Mr. Hartman received the
, reporter az his home for the
1'ee be was engaged in ex-
ls TO an expostluating friend
/ Dc had broken his policy OF
~ % many years standing ana
4 @' undertaking. to tell the pub
T" NE railroads looked at tho
y vas a more intimate state
1 q Dis theory OF the "franker
. 'aaaing OF which ne spoke in
4 nleT'Iews in Washington and
4 o''' and d was significant OF
'''-iaation 70 produce, II pos
"-s Kind OF reciprocal feeling
'ae public. the railroads and
's'ament authority of state
--,''a' As the medium through
A' public win find expression
sans ot shaping the ma
''ulan Vas laying down his
- an The persistency which |
Tor the interstate COM !
o-nission al one OF the re.
'oa' here TO remark:
'..'" have your way, Mr..
|s'a' - H. Time TO Explain. |
j up and down the ioor Of
and occasionally pausing
II Is a statement by Bringing |
L. - On a table or the back |
y he President OF the Pa
speaking after thi,
''.' unless We can educate
. this proposition We
a.. = Vel stop trying 10 do
-, = the development Of the
saia in Washington ana
49,. oai there has got 70 bs
49,. s. "a the part OF the rail-.
49,. one hand the public and
49, 'a' on The other. Il Is
,is' eat '''s matter can
- ''.sd the other method. |
!. ! o our lawyers 10 take
~ -. ,Ailon By whatever
=, y. =. : Tie mos, srectlve
p Z ,...so'diaa,ss !. to explain
- Esusral public nl
$780, !. .a's Produced . sood
'-'ougAout the conn
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1907-04-04

JOS Meyers and the Amos strons
estate viii erect two-story brlch
on State street, on tho site OF tho old
steiner fish market II will have 90
feet front. aud make two store rooms
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
22ln6e6age1t
,ta6 oe,1t
@Ge,1.

2eutc. sic nad Dem Giien pon Oem
@cTi5l Ser lleberfiillung unOSdapere
nieoergeOriidt per0eu mo peI6en
b0tiio Oie 9fa6ruug ais 5u i6per uno
OriifenO i'm Wiagen Iiegeno erideint
o0er sic all 8erItopiung, innerIi6en
SGmorr6oioen @[ltnnorong nad
ocm aopf, Magenidurc, 9teiglin9 5um
9rchen, Soobrennen &opIueb, @i.
oerpiQen 1cgen 9tnDrung, 9lG6ln-
9cn, Sinfeu o0er Slottern Der Ser5,
tbGti0fcit, bcOriidcnoen ooer eritiden-
Sen @ciiibIcn bei'm 9tieOerle9en, 9e'
nomncnbeit bei'm pI0blihen glui.
itc6cr, Eunften ooer 6limmern Dor
Sen 9lugeu, 6ieber mo Olmpicm
S6mer5 I'M &opf mangelnoer
SdDpeiBenhuidcIung, @elbiuht Der
S5out uno ser 9(ugen, SHmerjen III
ser Seitc, ser 9rlrit, oen @lieoern
ltnO au pl0tlihen 6itegciiiblen lei.
oeu, ioQtcn ciu pudr 0oicn anpcnoen
bon
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03

30 gcraoc nit 1rober ShueQiltcit
bcrabiol1tc. Ncioc Sofonotipiilbrcr
iahcu sen onoGrcu 3ug crit ais Is
5u ipGt mar. Die @cto0tctcu lulO
&crlcttcn bcianocu iih ilit obnl
9hanahmc in 0em Mluhpal1on NM
critcm @niidNier @aQ9on Don 9}r. %
Oic ShIaimll1ou0 bciocr 3ilBc Bile,
ben lnbrihdOilt.
Nic Neomtc Der @uln @cieu
ihuit brlrtc ltohmittug mittbcilcn
ijuo Die unl idwGritcn TCrlcGtcn Die
6oIQcnOcn:
9Inno &nlonO, Stodton &o, IN.
ncrlihc NcrlcHm1cn.
u. s., Goudlp, Siilia %ugcnicir
ser God S0luuO Nooo. Gopefu. SIS,
linfca DIR ubgci6nittcn mO ihlpcrc
Nronopunoel an UCiiht mo NGu.
OCn.
2llbcrt &inf. @ortrr. Gopcfa, aoni..
lintca 9cin ubQcihnittcn mo &opi
pcrlcbt.
&m. Goullo2, ltcpn0u Mo, Nriu
m0 Mul9fnodlcn lcbrodlcu
". Norriion &onio0 Sim, inner
lidc &crlcBunAcn,
@nr %oiIcH, GouOuftcur Stbliii
iclbcitbulN.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-03
~ piQen

lpeI6e raid buS SpItem bon alen Oen
obcn ougefI6rten 2ciOcn 6efrrien
ucr0cn.
G, December 1906
Gaopnb & 60. grps 9orf
gScribe 8erreu. Su 9c5uG auf RuoluaOs
Bitten wiinfbe i'd 5u ioGcn, bob i'd nicmnS
ir0cub Gin SciImittCi 9ciunbeu babe, oaS ben'
fclbcu gIeib it,
gSdbrenO Der lebter 5tUei Sabre lit i'd al
rCr05ter SDspciic lilto 8eritopluna. Ga6 oem
Geu 0erpirie id eiu GieiiibI oer Sdpere I'M
WIueen uuo oeS Gr6re6ens. bate Sdbmer5en
uno mar ibpinoli6 int Stopf uno banH puroe
ib nerbbs. Sd probtrte gacs. mas mir ems
piobIen mar Dleiu srjt idete mir, oob i'd
Cbrpuif6e &eriiopiuu9 uuO ciHcn lauren WiaGeu
babe. IS bali mir eiu ucnig, aber iurirte
mia niDt. 10 par 'ait uer5ipeifeit. 6rblidl
bcipoq nlicb Gin srennb. .glnbpob'e aiacaf su
uc6uteit paS id and t6ut. llno i'd faee NIT
SeraHigen. oab ie mir nidt nltr einoeruuq
pcrfbaiftru ionoern MID pulitip turirteH Cos
Gar na6hem ib iie Elm pdnr Inae grnomnicu
bate urbcictc Der Muaen reGuIdr, uno bic
bbSpeptiid6eu GOmntome Iirlo Oeri6uunocn.
Scbt intC icb MID mic elm ncuer Wienib.
9i6Ge Giolt Gle uuo Sore punoerbarc Teoi'
itu ieaucu Sd pcrbeibe S6r
~ . grerlrr 0fnrutnnu Ya
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2Netroporitan 5opiugs 25onR,


Games s. HBau, Sbnbmeiitcr
IN ibrem iueiicrer @cmibcn. oeu Gunocn
bieier HdnI Die Serliheru1N III 1cbcu onB
oieie glbrcduliul hurd tbre Ge1mIcn Aelrculih
pctbun ipuroe, BAT ole 0je'hdiellllruu1 lldl ole
Sieuite bon bc1luubiOtCn oiiemUdlen Ned
nunq6iiibrcru QeIicbcrl mcldc ole uuNc,unuoic
M{ctboOe eingcbcre prllliciL uHo lbr Veti0t
miro hicrniil urierhtclicL
2uumie, Gouaut d Co.,
bcQlaubiaic 1iicnili6c Rcnuunaaiiibrcr
Nr 30. Srpno. .etrahc, @..O
Gcusgorf bcn 81. Scjember 1906.
Mn bic Tircttorcn ocr Wtctrppnlitnu Snntnge
9,ant, Baltimore, Wto:
@erthc ocrrcn! 9Sir babcn cen 9lnS,uci8
fiber bic CSebdte Sbrcr Nunt fir oaa uit 80.
giouelnber 1906 etoenoe Olslailabt, me oet.
felbc bon Sbrem Sircitorcn n9omlte healauolql
mnroe, ,geprillt nno oenirlDen lor9loii9 III n.ti
Sbrcn Nincrn mo Den cingetragenrn Cont
pergleidben
burd giab51blung lilr rt%tt9 beaiioen l'po 10 C SSr
@unf metbe ons ScpoIitorium Der Sonoe
Sbres Snithlis hilhet. uuroe ourb Gas SeriI'
fiat bciGpie Ganf be9nubipt
Sbre Nupitn 9lnnaeu IN gltten ltno Sbllgu5
tiuncn uurocu Gepriit uno imo mir Der gus
iCht nab picichen in iurptdItgcr SSctie &c.
ma(ht lplirncrl Ter eciamMic Mnrftmcrtb Der
al@ Gapitai,9luiaac III 1brcm ectF bcftnoldcn
in ben %Rdlcrn 3brer Snnt Ucrictfnctc Se'
trag. Die iur StheruIlN non NnrlcOcll pet
pi1nneie Collateral rurocn int1alfl4 gcprll'l'
uuh hcreu 9Scrih ais unuiidlloig 9ennGcno be-
itnocn ~ Shrcr Shcrcuuun.
Ger gotnlbctraa Der Gnthaben SIrcs Snitt'
tuts III mCit hDher, aic nrr Sbrcn Scpunturch
ssir iopcm ipitoernm bic iurafdti0c mo m
itcmatidbe Meiic. in Der 2bre &ildler, Nec1rne
unb Gputi udbreuo nc5 perqauucrcu Sobreo
oeiiibrt rorocu fno. Hdur9soou
4uumic. Gouaut g. 6u,
bcqaubiate ufcnttfc &cdbmtnA9'Iibrcr.
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&. Is. eBripcr, Brdiocnt.
3iniem 31a Ero5cnt.


Baltimore, I. ScS:m6cr 1906
@cirag Der 6onoS AM T. Sc5cms
bcr 1908. .........,.. -. SI,o5o, II i1-
Scn Sepniitorcn mdbrehe oca
Snbres enlpiaHqeu .:..... 2,o9J,0l4o3
PIN Sboeuoen crhnItell lnr vi
iicn. 3ineu aul Shll9nlionen
lulh Eurebcu, Ndctben lnr ,,o-,
&rlnoeigenthum .....,...... 2oS lOo.5l
9ulummcu. mcu............... $O03s $1,000
sspppu abSnjicben Huo, mic iugt:
9ln EepuiiturelI bcSubIter gctrng
>uibreno pcs pcr0nn9enen Sab o-o.,,,
iInToftcn "o ....'.s,...,.....', 49, 37,s222l
''ST S6Iinaticncn '"' N'.'.,.,........ ''' 2l9712
S24479920l
@crbIcibcu Jono@ am /. Sc5cnls
Der 1906. 06...............,.., H4,4'u 90 t'io
Sie SpHos iiuo nraelcG IN GHrlcben nut
0run6cGcHi1un. Niicu ulo GbiilntoneH, oc
nan Slnihi Der llnter5cibnccu oon'idnoiA
icer aeiteut iinn ionic In BEN YIuluul onll
Sifticn unb SblpaioncH Der foIibcitcu yrt.
Se duacluliiicu HitiCu nuo SblGdtiuHcH Inn
idmmIidl ulllcr Dem MturiiWcrtO uno tetne
hber oeren Furwcrtb dnGeronlmcH
slm l. 0c5enOer 1906 murcn Git9 Cont
ricn: Cr0fiuct lpurocr udbrcnh oce bcrQdrAca
ucn ,Sdbrce it07 Gouii mn mdbrcro heielhell
8cirluinGa So Gouii gCfhloiieI. 10 onb am |.
Hcicm5er 1906 Giii Grnii porbanoen parcll.
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Die gilbert Soan Company

Die gilbert Soan Company.
Se bette uno liberaiie 6ompaauie tn Der staot.
Streng peeblilbc Neblbrcu. Ncine odsdba
itbletoeret. teihte in0nGilhe ooer pertclubrs
lidbe ,lublungcr luie gcpinich
Nfuubcf EarlebeH altI .N0hcl SrunobciiG uIlo
dr0ere utncbHibure Sitberbeit uui tlr5e uoer
Inlloc 5ei mo 30 iraenp eiuem Setrna.
Dtdll lnrclbc mo Der HAeni miro poriprchcu.
NCtoe lCiepbuuc
Sie Hlbtri yuan GDmpann,
Hr. III Suro'61lUcrts straee.
(San3- lb)
Scbi nni e. NerHuroc 96bu Die Strduier
ipriebel NIB leoetb'n, aus bcrcn Snfi man
Ellcn t,hniii, GeiuHobeit IN pcrieib'H. geeHn
ca an SiublRnup Cir gcbrant 70 nimm ioiort
nHo 36n'rc Mot Ct Sernnrs ar1ntcrpineH
Gin. }lpei uubcu innii 0ic SarHc rcin his
rcaltlar het t3aliu 5nin Crt. tabr iii init gleis
chcr Colts tott. Saltll irnui oer stppctii aufS
9iei' Su iHi iilr 3meie mciuer lIeH uno III
Deroaui udtb uolcm (iin. iiihlit Sih 10 ftifui,
ais lpie Elm 5ilyb. Sir - Geufs bel gtpoibe
fem 81 babelt (SiSoSG.5&S)
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.>l'aoluap'S
~ Yilltll

itnO rein OtNcabIifh mo 9dn3 5uoerIdiilg.
NcpirGeu poltumucnc SerbauuHa, boGitdnoige
9Ibiorbirung uno neiuuoc ReaeImdbigfeit.
3nr aur uun alien aeiben oes @;asens, Der
o5codrme, Der Htcreu. Der Slnir, pon merobien
srautbeitru, odmprrBuiOen, SopiueB NIB alien
Scdrririocn
@reis - GcniS ole Sdahicl gsiro bon al
len glpoibelern per(aut mo per 8oi nacD
Gmpfarg ocS Netruees perflnot
RabiuaD q 60, 55 Glul Strnbe. 9eip 0orf.
fO1
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. SalDudt 1907
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Snaucit bc9unncn.

9tocb mcnil 2Iuitl0um1 iibcr 0o2
Giicnbdbn llu2lild pl lcrr1
Gottl. ShluOcrblitc Gut-
ocdlmA in ser Oior9uc.
8oihinQtoL :. g., =. San.
- Ger 3nQucIt iIbcr OaS Giicnbobn-
llnglild UT Icrru Gotta uobm bcutc
nm 1880 Sorn1ittrl0 icincn 9luiou1
Die Giitrift8 NeRicrlm0 lit Our6 0cn
Coroner 9tcmitt, Stills Coroner
8la5cbroof 0ic GommiiiGre @c1or.
lanO lm0 Mcit ln0 sic Stills III
Itritt2anp0ltc EroCtor llno 8i6b6on5
pcrtretcu, sic Baltimore uuo' Obio-
9ahn" Onrrh ibrcn Stills @cncrol'
9lmpaIt &obn IS. SSilion ans @oIti-
more lmO ucrIhic0cnc au0erc 9conltc.
NohOcm Or. Cigar SnomOcn OoS
9fclultot ser 9Irtopiic an Scr &cicbc
cinc8 ser Gpicr nit1ctbcilt 1n0 So.
roner 9tcuitt ser Surp 0arlclc1t bate,
6oB nod uielc nnOcrc Ecrloncn duf
gIciCbc @ciic ltmgctommen icicn,
nllroc 8. $. SobbS. Superintendent
ser Baltimore Oipiion. ais 3cuac
peruommcn. Scine 2(uSialen be5o-
gen lid oni sic AMI ieiner Gipiiiou
cingcfiihrten Hegcln mo crgnber nN.
mig 9tcuc8.
3uq Grpcoitcur Gent. GronSporto-
tion3 Superintendent @aQorpau, lr.
9. :. Battle un0 ctlibe an0crc 3cu-
gcn uurOcn ciucm lnngcn Ncrh0r iii.
tcrmoricu jcooh madtcn sic Nus
iaQcn Oericlbcn sic llriad)c Der &ata.
itrop6c uiAt picl fIorcr, ais porbcr.
S6r. Sobb3 iaat2, 0aS llnGliid ici Of
icnbar Ourh cine Ncrlcblng Der BE
0clu pcrurildt moroclL ulcin 10
(angc rciuc 0rilnOlihc llntcrildllma
Ourh sic NnhnIcicai6lit Itntt8cnn-
Sen babe. t0nnc cr niht ongcbcn, lpcI-
dc RcGcIu ucrICBt rorocn icicn, ino
10 llulc iid sic NiitlLic0cr OcS too
| ten }ulca" a Salt bciinocn, tOnnc
| sic Gonpalulr tCInc olhc Inter
| iudunl uorHc6mcn. S0r. 6o6b9 10,
mobl, mic Nr. Ballcmdp ltclltcn Dem
int Nlil bciin1iid,.li @utOnlntIDnl6rtr
! Nilocbran0 Cit aualcjcidlnctc2 3clg-
niB ans. 2rriclbG lit icit % Nabrcn
ais Hotouotiuiilbrcr in lienitcn otr
Nlhn mn icit - &ahrcn lltl Der lpca
jicucu Gioiiion, oui meldbcr litb Oa%
lmgIijd crciAnctc, bcdGiti8t
Ser &nmlcIt miro morgcn iortgc.
| iCbt.
,}n scr MIorRuc uurNc bcutc bel
cincm &eriuhc 5lr NOcntiii5rinQ Del
nod BORT bciin0lihct Cpicr Oer
Nahnfutlitropbc Oic Gutocdun0 &C.
nladt OnB Qcmilic uerItilnlmelt(
| llcbcrrcitc, mcldbc man iilr Die 2cid)C
ciHca Monaca hiclt. ser eilten oEici
! fer llnO Sal5" .9In}lg AetroBcn bate
! in MirfIiffcit Die 5uinnlnlcn &c
Quctihtcn llcbcrbIribicI mcbrcrrr ull
acfonnlcncr Mcnldcn pnrcn. Gcl
MGrtcr 0cr WorAuc bate 0Cn 0ultIcr
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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-04-26
ROCKY MOUNTAIN CLUB.

The Rocky Mountain club of New
York was organized by number OF
westerlers residing in New York.
The purpose of the club is to pro-
mote good fellowship among its
members and TO further the inter
ests OF the Rocky Mountain states
in the east. The need of such an or
ganization has been felt for some
time, and after informal discussion
among number of Westerners in
The CITY. the club was incorporated
in January, 1907. IN order to insure
its success a guarantee fHnd OF 500
900 was subscribed 10 by a number
of gentlemen The officers of the
club for the first years are: John
Hays Hammond of California, presi-
Gent; Albert J. Seigman of Monta
ma yiee-president: William 3
Thompson Of Montana, treasurer;
Frank " Holmes assistant treasur-
er and James J MeEyilly, secretary.
al Of the officers except the assist
ant treasurer, together with T. r.
Durham and ] Campbell Cory. con
stitute She present board OF direct