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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
H. ( B. BEERS COTTON LETTER.
By Private Wire to c. G. Abercrombie 6
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By Private Wire to c. c. Abercrombie &
 Co.,. S2 Commerce st.
 New Orleans. Jan. 12.-Until today the market sustained on prospects of mill takinEs absorbing the weeks movement. 427.ooo bales of the American crop. but as spinners takings for the past seven days were only 310.000 bales. the world'a visible of American increased 117.eo0. against a decrease of 49,0o0 last year. showing rela- bringing the worlds total visible of Amer ican up to 4.2ss.0o0 vs. 4,0S2,0eo one year ago. and 3,s07.o00 year before last. Such results of variations in visible stocks of the world had an unfavorable effect upon val ues today. Liverpool closing at a decline Of about one point when an advance of eforts of American longs to stem the mar ket against the current With theA movs- ment running as heavy as 1t is at all ports Tor the day of about 50. .000 vs. 22,000 last year and 2i.o0o year before last. with pros poets of repetition of such developments next Monday. perhaps all next week. there with the future course of prices than a F1ot demand that can be readily supplied from stock at the counted towns, and at the ports which is being constantly fed by 8 never ceasing heavy run of receipts. ali of which are not for export
 At the opening of the market a decline of about fifteen points was scored suffer- ing e. further break of ten points bv March closing at 20. against 10.45 at the close of yesterdays business. The fact that the tons. American and foreign is 743,o00 bales larger than two years ago. 5,s74,0o0 vs. %.6Sl.ooo. and the price of middling at Liv- erpool to be II. ss today against 7.64 in 1905. or 4Ac higher. makes 1t dangerous for traders to operate on the long side of the market in the event of this crop being in excess of 13.000. 900 bales. of which there is every indication of 1t figuring when the last bale is counted. the New York Chron- icle of yesterday reporting picking still in progress in West and Northwest Texas.
 MT. Hester's analysis of movement of crop by groups of states published today. shows Texas and the Indian Territory to have marketed 2.57s.ooo bales to the close of December, against 1880. 900 last year. and 2.143.000 in 1904. other gulf states 2,405. .O00 vs. l.S51.00 a year ago and 2.567,0o0 two years ago. while the Atlantic, the supposed short crop section. tins year. shows s.o44. 900 vs 9.24&oo0 last year. and 3.322. 900 in 1904: the total to the opening of the calen- dar year, figuring s.o25.000 last year 7- 0740oo. year before last s,03s 900. As is the case in Texas and the Indian Territory Oklahoma gives every promise for large crop. movement to the end of December Hs4.ooo. one year ago 204, 900. year before last 17s.0oo. and 1t is nrobable that Ar kansas will make good a showing when the final count is taken
 Yours truly
 e c ARERCRoMrTr a e,o
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
LOCAL COTTON MARKET.
 pot cotton in the Montgomery marke
DAILY COTTON MARKET.
Port Movement.

GeIveston--Quiet. 1o%c; net receipts 23,- azb; gross receipts 23,945 sales 1, 1,602: stock 414s65s; shipments to Great Britain 10.4s4: to- France s.es7: to continent 252.
 New Orieans--Steady. 10hc; net receipts 1D.s1o: gross receipts 10.sio: sales 4.S76; stock 364.351; shipments to Great Britain 5os2a0. to France 20. S10; coastwise 2.097.
 Mohile-Quiet, 10hc; net receipts 1906 {: arcss receipts 1.so6: sales f02: stock 57.595 1: shipments coastwise 229
 Savannah-Easy. 10 91sc: net receipts A. aas: gross receipts 4.2s3; sales s752: stock aB0.706: shipments coastwise 3.1s3.
 Charleston-Quiet, 10c: net receipts 706: EFSss receipts T9S; stock 13,760.
 Wilmington-Steady. ioAc; net receipts 1.1s9: gross receipts L199; stock 14.2o3
 NorfoIk-Steady. 10hc; net receipts 1.450; gross receipts 1.450: sales 6s7; stock 50.175: Shipments to continent 309; coastwise 223
 BRltimore-Nominal. 10Ac: stock s,353.
 New York-Steady 10.s0; net receipts 300 gross receipts 6.3s9: stock 161.21S
 Boston-Steady, 10 80: net receipts 631 gross receipts 3.4e1; shipments to Great Britain 294; to continent 2h0.
 Phiiadelphia-Quiet. Il. 05; net receipts 2B1: gross receipts 401; stock 1.74s.
 Port Townsend-Net receipts 4.s10 gross receipts 4.s10: shipments to Japan 4.s10.
 Brunswick--Stock HOT; shipments to Great Britain 13.256
 Jacksonville--Net receipts 265: gross re- eefpts 2s5: shipments coastwise 2es
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
HAYWARD. WICK & CLARK's COTTON
 LETTER.
BE Private Wire to Walter Co<ker & Co..

4S commerce St.
 New Orleans. Jan. 12.-Saturday dulineys and liduidation caused disappointing Liv- erpool with futures four to five points be- low expectations. This was followed in New York this morning with an openingg decline of sixteen to eighteen points and our market was forced into line There is nc specific nor good reason for this decline today. Spot business continues large eve rywhere. New York simply weakened again on her bad contracts our market following on traditional sympathy out of fear and for lack of independent spirit and means.
 The visible supply statement was distinct ly oulitsh. As long see weekly spin ner's takings continue at thts rate. there Is no ground for uneasiness The spor market Is quiet. declines check business Factors holders not responding to fu- tures but some hedged cotton is under sell free holdings by hc Further weakness in futures in New York was followed here. people fearing the bad effect of this decline in Liverpool Monday
 Truly yours,
 WALTER COPPER & co
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
Int.-iar Naor.,n.nt

Houston-Easy, l0Ac; net receipts l9.930: gross receipts 19.9So: shipments 2S,774: sales 800: stock s4.e50.
 Augusta--Quiet. lie; net receipts ss3: gross receipts 992 equipments 1.17s;N sales Memphis-steady. 10 e-16c: net receipts 7.266: gross receipts 3.es2; shipments 3.715; sales 1, 200; stock I74.S64
 St Louis-steady. 1o%c: gross receipts s.Di0: shipments 4.2ss: sales 90: stock 29.- SIS.
 Cincinnati--Net receipts sos; gross re- ceIpts 5oe: shipments 29S: sales 600: stock 7716.
 Ioufsville-F1rm 10 11-16c
 Total today-Net receipts 23,576; gross receipts 2s.43o; shipments SS.229: sales B. 2s1: stock 244.307.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

Liquid food taken just before retiring is a very simple method of Inducing sleep, IS 1t diverts the blood from the brain to the digestive organs and takes away the brain excitement which pre-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
NEW ORLEANS COTTON.

New Orleans Jan. l2.-spot cotton clos ed steady hc lower: mddling 1O1ac. Sales on the spot were 2.275 bales and 2.05O to
 Futures opened steady at decline of IA G15 points on disappointing cables and bearfsh New York opening. Bear hammer ing brought the market still lower and the close was barely steady twenty-two to tWen- ty-seven points lower than yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
Total Movement.

Total today at all ports net 5o,47o; ship ments to Great Britain s4,244; to France 27 s11; to continent 21.s21: to Japan 4.S10; stock 1,27s.4s3.
 Consolidated at all ports net 50, 470: ship rnents to Great Britain 34.244; to France z7s1f; to continent 21.621: to Japan 4,s10.
 Total since Sept 1. at all ports net 6.503,- BIT; shipments to Great Britain 906o. 545; to France 293.334: to continent 1.s7O.657: 10 Japan 112.5a0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

NAVAL STORES. Wilmington, Jan. 12.-spirits turpentine nothing doing; receipts 10 casks
 Resin nothing doing: receipts 50.
 Tar firm $2. 50; receipts 1oI.
 Crude turpentine firm s3.s5. SA.bo ana e4. 50: receipts s+.
 savannah- Jan. 12.-Turpentine steady ssc: sales 2s: reciepts f2s: shipments s,sss: shipments 4,5is; stock 80. 5o7. Quote: ABCD $l o5; D $l.l 10: s4.1s; c St.20; H N.1o: x ss.15: M ss. 50: N ss.2S: WG ss.Ts: wv ST 90. @
 Charleston. Jan 12-rurpentine and ros- in nothing doing.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
E E. Johnstone & Co.
 Cotton Buyers and Warehousemen sSv rrsps. H.ts Ce.srss wsssAs.sA
 Cstton Bought Any Point In Alabama Sorac. and consument Solicited Loe Insurance bes. facilities
NEW Yonx COFFEE MARKEr.

New York. Jan. i1.--coffee Intyres r1. oysT making new low record for the season. under active liquidation and bear pressure encouraged by teh lower European cables and thes official cables to the exchange re- porting the tone of the Santos market pan icky at decline of q hundred reis There the account of European shorts and local trade interests and the market recovered part of the loss during the session. Rspofis were heing continued and that bids rom local importers sent to Santos last night Ac under offered prices, were turned down this morning. helped the recovery. fne market closed steady at a net decline or ten points. Sales for the half session were
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
sw Y,ou,s cIos1No MARKErs.

st I,ouis. Jan i3.-The St. Louis gral markets today ranged as foiiowsi May SsE9x; range 15 < to 7sx@x. July 7lM bid; range 7ah to 74&.
 Corn:- Janr ssM: nominal. May 41T bid; range 41M to 4s. July 43M asked; range 42h to 42% %'
 Oats.-- Jan. SsN bid. t, May 26k: July 3sn bid.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

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TREASURY BALANCEs.

Washington Jan. 12.-Today'B treasury balances exclusive of the gold reserves show,
 Availab'e cash balance ..,. ..$242, 15O, POS Gold coin and bullion .. ..A. 10A.23l.767
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
~,vxv vopu nRy cOODs.

New York, Jan. 1e.-The dry goods mar ket was quiet for the day. the storm in are increasing in numbers and while they are not taking large quantities of goods. they are finding much fault because goods under order are delayed in shipments. Stocks in linens are low and 1obbers are willing to take forward deliveries now when they can be granted buriaps are tinue to do an immense trade in printed and woven cotton goods.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

New York Jan. i2.-cotton seed oil. steady; prime crude fob. mills sbMc; do.' yellow t2c
 Petroleum steady: refined New fork s7. 50: Philadelphia and Baltimore $T.Ib Sugar raw firm; fair refining SC; centrif. ursi sHc: moiasses sugar 3&c: refined steady.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
MARKET FOR COTTON
COTTON MARKET OPENED STEADY AZ DECLINE,
The Decline Was Greater Than Due on Liverpool Cabies.--EngIish Spot Market Reported Big

New York Jan. 12.-The cotton market cpenkd steady at a decline of 761s points sold off to a net loss of about IS points on all the active months under liquidation and bear pressure. attracted by the disap- pointing visible supply figures. The de- clino was greater than due on the Liverpool cables. The English spot market reported big spot sales again and there was enough towering and buying for turn at the de cline here to rally the market few points dur5ns the middle Of the morning.
 Receipts at the ports today 50.470 bales, a&ainst 4D 9l9 last wetk and 22,172 last year. For the week (estimated) 310.000 bales. against 327.34f last week and 135,24S last gear
 Todays receipts at New Orleans 1o,s1o ton 1s.e3o bales against s.s27 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

New Orleans. aJn 12.-Cotton futures on the New Orleans Cotton Exchange today closed steady. Quotations ranVed as fol
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
KANSAS CITY LIVE STOCK.

Spot coffee steady; Rio No. ! SAC; san tos No. 4 7kc; mild quiet: C"rdova S~
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.

New York Jan. 12-Cotton futures clos- cd steady on the New York Cotton Ex- AkanEe today
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13

year. Of the Oklahoma crop there were marketed to and via Texas points 193.749 bales this year. against 149.o25 last year.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
THE METAL MARKETs.

New York, Jan. l2-The metal markets were quiet usual in the absence or Lon don cables ..
 Tin was more or less nominal at Sl :oo 6S41 25 The situation in copper contin- mes very firm and Lake Is quoted at $24. 2s @ S25. %; eIectrolytic $24. 4.o0Qse4.So, and casting S23. IS O S24.26
 Lead Is firm at s6.oo@ss.so 30 and spelt"r
 Iron barely steady at recent prices
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
ST. LOUIS PRODUCE.

ST. LOUIS PRODUCE. St. Louis. Jan. 12-Fiour steady: red winter patents 8. .66 @Ss.75.
 Whiskey steady $l. 3S.
 Lard lower; prime steam s. h. Dry salt meats steady; boxed extra shorts ss 25: clear ribs 50. 37h; short clears ss. @ Se: Bacon steady; boxed extra shorH eiV'oo'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
CTNCTNNATT PRODUCE

CINCINNATI PRODUCE. Cincinnati. Jan 12.-Flour quiet Wheat firm T66 hc. Corn steady 43i[ @4se. Oats higher 3sh @3so. Rye dull 6S069c Provisions firm. Whiskey sl.2s.
 NEW ORLEANS COTTON OIL. New Orleans Jan 12.-Cotton seed OIL; prime 40c: crude 33c.
 NEW ORLEANS SUGAR MARKET. New Orleans, Jan. 12.-Sugar open ket- tie centrifugal unchanged.
 MEMPHIS COTTON OIL. Memphis Jan. 12.-Cotton seed oil; prime s1c; choice meal $25. %; choice cake $s4.Oo.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-01-13
Nrw YoRK PRopuCE.

hsrisst"n. Jan 1s.-Turpsntins and ros- nn<htNw HOtng
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-28
WORKING FOR
TWO JUDGES

WASHINGTON. u. C., Fob. IA
senator plies iu huaiiy WORKING for
the appointment Of two additional
judees for the Ninth circuit. sa that
these can be appointed in time Zoe
the regular Alaska eaars.
oe account % the growing NUNS
Der q insane from Alaska special
provisions aru now being made by
the SECRETARY 90 the interior Tor ears
ing Tor this class
4 commission "a consist OF ten.
five from each houas, IL proposed to
be appointed tn ~ 90 Aianha this
summer aud Investigate hafbnfa.
etc
The department Of justice an.
nouneea that President Roosevelt
VIII not send the nomination Of
Judge Mivker~ham 90 the senate
this session. allowing the Judge a
recess appointment
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-28
10 INVESTORS.

We wish TO impress upon your
mind that Wa are dealing With
known quantities.. ard the success
~ cur company does not depend
upon an ore body 10 be found. o.
uudainnnatratnd conditions We
have the raw material Ia great
abundance we have the whole
world a. a markst-and 50 sure
are We Of the enormous profits u
this industry that Ne feel safe 10
guaranteeing Investors g par cent
annually on the amount they In
vest after The plant ~ In opera
tiou. which we think viii be BY
August I. 1907.
Ne 90 not wish 20 give the I'm
PRECISION that the annual dividends
viii be but IS per cent. As We be-
nevs We shall be able to earn
enormous dividends IN keeping
with the profits as shown by our
numerous aud thorough tests made
az the Victoria plant
To all Interested In this PROPOSE
ton We WiHh Co say that we viii
be more than pleased 90 take them
through the Victoria plant. show
ing them the workings and prove
the statements made BY actual
demonstrations
We have sci aside "a small block
OF stock. Which We are selling at a
VERY low price tu raise the nrces=
sarY funds with which to COM
menee the erection 81 our plant
The few early buyers VIII particle
pate in the great advance on the
nrice 90 stock. which VIII shortly
take piace@thia advance in itself
viii show u handsome profit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-28
SOLDIERS HOME
UNFIT FOR USE
Cssar Special Service,

OLYMPIA, Feb. 9s.~aThe ioea.
tlen IA which the Soldiers home
now Il u such that Il Is not fit
oven for penal convict place,
much less place for veterans OF
the eivii war. and We would recon
iilohd that the home he moved A.
Hg9n az possible from ita present
leYati0n to some place on the
wstsfa " Pnsot sound" IL one Of
the statements contained IN a 10.
port made To the senate yesterday
by the senate committee consisting
OF AloS. Poison. John /. Blair aud
fr1d Al, pHuly.
ffha subcommittee Of the house
committee on appropriations mp,
pointed "a draft a report Tor the
hosiae committee takes tho view
Tint Improvement should be made
at tina present home and that tho
hpne should not be removed AT this
iilnn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-28

al have pronounced this product
superior 10 al others fur pf~ssfS-
inN 81 p1itaw. Railroad ties. bridge
tiusbsrA street paving hioskH. HHa.
la fact al goods uard where pre-
aefxaf!se ~ required
Tiast,af pFopaflY crsoaotca Ntth
wood rresaBtr iu the shape ~ pill
iuK Wiii stand fnf thirty 90 forty
years. ard cfrsss1iiuE With the
y aad prostadt - a positive profse-
ton against The tereio. efeuAufinE
By the zee 81 fhs ~ond products
l. largely carried uu IN Australia.
ireland ard other parts ~ tbs
wafid. and ereuHniinE - the uss
- this product adas 30 materially
q tie value ~ the wood that r.
recent years quite a quantity Of
craaa.atad waad hAa been ian p0Ttad
into the united States and Cam
ada from Australia
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-28

dollar which they control invest
"a. and that's why. Mr.. Aan-cf-
Little Means. that rich men find
u harder to raise a dollar than
you or l.
Second The careful. far-sight-
I'd man OF little means invcsti-
gates propositions placed before
him. and by keeping every cent
working shortly becomes and Is
a rich man.
Thlfd-There Is not enough
money lying Idle among the capt
taliSts IN any locality to furnish
one hundredgh part OF the capital
necessary % promote the iegiti-
mate enterprises for which there
In a crying demand.
Fourih-The bulk Of money In
this age Of rich men h owned by
the men OF Fuodcrute means. and.
therefore. new Industries aud en-
terpfises which require cnnsidera-
Bile capital organized BY men 81
moderate maans find u necessary
10 incorporate that they may take
into partnership others IN order 10
control enough capital 10 carry on
such enterprises
lie who puts mane- into the
treasury ~ the comrsnl aud fur
uishas the partnership with the
means 90 develop and produce that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-28

raafinr. presrrFtHs nets usef IL
salmon and either fislsfuH. which
creates . htK demand fog tar At
god IFsess A. the pFeseei time
the United States o. nNpuvtinH
gtaaqa aee worth - thssa prod
nctH yearly. CruoMuie tar oil ia
muNh better gfnssrvatirn for TIM
bier shingles. etc than e9al Tar ~
petroleum tar. We have expert
Opinions and practical demenstfa-
tianH that rreueots I'll TAR Wfil pen
citrate more deeply into Naod ang
iata four times ea taBg aa CreuHnta
made ffbla dad oil
The United states government.
Canadian government. FsnusVts
Vanla nalifuad. Atlantic Coast
t.iua Railroad. Canadian Pacific
Railroad ard numerous muuici-
pallfira. have made thorough tests
II wood cfsasotinE material and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-28

Remember that we are not Hpee-
uiatluN IN an Unknown. uupfoFen
proposition. but are masking IA
VcEtmenf IN a staple mauufnctof-
Inc industry. manufacturing COM
fnodiiies for which there IL a reAdY
market and upon which there =
an immense profit Now ~ the
time to Investigate tyou VIII ind
our proposition just as We Fspre-
nanf ftl ara invest
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-28
GOVERNOR MaAp aleNs
oHAN'e ftARnoR BtLL.

0tlfMFIA. Bob. ta--At tie con-
elasien % q lons session ~ ofatary
BY the members az two Allegations
fton rhehalis county, Gov Mead
Yesterday afternoon announced that
ne would sign the bin creating the
new county uf Grays naebor, The
measure viii be formally approved
today aud sent % the socreiarypf
state
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-28
OUR PLANT.

our Plant viii be located AZ a
point where % wiii be accessible
for receiving the raw material
and aiso giving ample shipping
facilities for the finished products.
both by ran and water. ana a.
proposed viii handle equivalent 20
nftY cords 81 wnsd day ana vii
rnst. a. near a. We are able 90 -
ilnlats az this time. about $4,000
80 erect.
The machinery Of the proposed
plant viii BE- practically inde.
affMetillia. aud that portion which
L. subject 20 TIE greatest wear
will last At least twenty years
This could he replaced whenever
required speedily az a compare
rfvriv sfuaii epni. The entire piant
vii BE- - constructed az 90 re-
iucs the fire risk 20 a minimum
the rate Of Insurance not errcsd-
ing IN per cent pet year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-28

folIo~. The pfoeeas - sesrs,, ana
The apparmfua Used - prFotrcted ~
caveats In beth the Nuise3 states
aa1 Canada We purchased TIE
rfEHt 70 U.s. the seeFet process ana
annst fatuH IN the FaauufAcfure =
thmn~ products after having made
numerous thorough and practical
tests IA a plant erected ~ vs.
tarfz- n g-@putliur tnfalNh tWu
eofda az mnod at ore time. ard
taxing the very lowest avrrA9e
- ths nurfsrous tests - made.
Ne found that we could extract
Yfas9ucta 70 the value ~ 1850
fraan a cord % pitch native ftr
WOOD a. coHt ~ putting tha
products ia commercial packages
% Et21a. making = net profit 81
fisss on every cord ~ wpod-
PRODUCTS AND PROFITS.
Amount Of BY products. from
srtnnl test. taken from one cord
Of ftr wood. via
S. gals Of the very best
quality q TAR worth soc
I4r gat s-sassa sss ssss AAtssN
~ gala - wood spirits. OF
r. phtha. worth t5c par
gals 81 pure turpcniina,
wurth see PER Esl-......s. a.se
Total value Of product as 50
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-28
WHITE PASS SIGNS
NEW AGREEMENT

VANCOUVER. II G.. Feb. "a
The White Pass 4 yukon route has
entered into traffic agreement
with a company outside Of the reg
ular steamship combine for The
transportation Of It's freight TO
SkaEway fhiu announcement hAA
been made by the railroad officilas
The contract ID with the Mcken
ale Bros. limited. aud IL effective
from date The latter company
viii add the steamer HAYWARD to
It's fleet nov consisting of the Nal
dis aud Henrietta
Albert tieathoFn. 81 the General
Agency Corporation and Pacific
Coast steamship company. has
been appointed freight agent for
MHckpnEie Bros
Steam baths soc. oriental BAths
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-02-28
WAY STOCK is SOLD.

A great many people wonder
why stock IN a profitable PROPOSE
ton H. offered for sale. they think
that local capital would readily
subscribe all stock Ia such a prup-
osition Zone which bears invcsti-
Cation and which affords a good
income on the money iuYeHtcdf
and FOR that reason hesitate to
buy stock. Therefore. they DO not
make an investigation OF the
stocks offered Their idea Is en-
tifeiy wrong. as "a few moments
thought with the following
anaHn and reasonable facts be-
fore your should prove.
Flrst--Thefr are hundreds yes
hundreds % thousands. Of legiti-
mate ard profitable enterprises IN
" hiuh stocks have been and are