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W. 9. HATFIELD.

Makes a specially of removing Corns
and Bunions, without pain. Residence
S3j West Main or phone $50.
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Berries, Berries, Berries.
Today at the Grand Leader.
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SPECIALIZING have some special
bargains in houses and lots. See
them before you buy. Also money
to loan on long or short time.
Tyler & brennan, Wheeler build
ing. 196t
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Subscribe for The Aramoreite.
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WANTED-To sell 5000 old papers
You need them for wrapping. paper.
ing ana TO put under your carpets
The Ardmoreite.
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WANTED.

WANTED-Men to learn barber
trade, s12 to 500 weekly paid grad
yates, few weeks completes, best
trade in existence for poor man
also equip shops on time. Write
for catalogue. Moler Barber Col.
lege, Dallas, Texas. 1876
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J. A. Smith wants to see you, sec
ond door north of j. +. HamiltOn's
on North Washington. 17tf
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FOR RENT-Fiye room brick cottage
on ith avenue, n. T.. +. Il. Guillot,
13 North Washington. 19-tf.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Two modern Groom co..
tages on Hargrove Heights will b
ready for occupancy on June 1st
$500 per year to desirable tenant
See W. NJ. Riggs. 49,
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A mans fusslness has reached the
limit when he quarrels with himself
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FOR RENT-6room cottage in North.
east Ardmore. Apply Bankers Ma.
tional Bank. l4-6
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FOR SALE.

FOR sALE-Open bicycle buggy,
cheap. Apply to f. L. Guilliot, 10
North Washington. l9-3t
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1876 Chairman Building Commit,
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08
OF THE UNIVERSE
NOW At ATLANTIC CITY

made the subject of some vigorous
comment by the Shark of the uni
verse, and methods by which to pre-
vent a recurrence in the future will
receive considerable attention at the
meeting. 1t is alleged that drastic
example will be made by this Texts
vice-gerent.
The growth Of the order during the
last year exceeds all previous records
and the membership rolls now contain
the names of nearly all lumbermen
of North America. Nearly $500 men
have been initiated during the last
twelve months and considerations
have been held within practically ev-
cry state and territory of the Union
every province of Canada and every
state of Mexico, as well as one at
Shanghai, China. The latter was the
first concentration ever held outside
the American continent. It will be
followed shortly by meeting of the
order at Sydney, N. s. w.
Considerable interest is manifested
in the election of officers, which in
cludes all the members of the Su-
preme Nine. The eastern delegates
are determined to capture the office of
Supreme Shark of the Universe, and
have put forward John L. Alcock, the
well known hardwood lumber export
err, of Baltimore, for the office. Orig
inally a western order, the Hoo-Hoo
has now spread all over the east, and
the members in this section will put
forward a formidable fight to elect
their man. This is the first general
meeting to be held in an eastern city,
recent annual meetings having been
held in Oklahoma City, Portland, Ore,
and st. Louis. -
.. :: s a;:": 8;
Nashville, Tenn, edftorNf the official
organ, is insistent that the name is
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08

Atlantic City, N. j., Sept. with
the arrival in Atlantic City of the Su-
preme Shark of the Universe, accom-
panied by the Bojum. Scrivenotar,
Jabberwock, Custocatian. Arcanoper,
Gurdon and Senior and Junior Hoo
Hoo, the supreme nine is assembled
for the sixteenth annual meeting of
the Concatenated Order Of Hoo Hoo,
which will open here tomorrow.
The men bearing these fear-inspir-
ing names are in reality exceedingly
prosperous appearing business men,
all being engaged in the Manufacture
or sale of lumber.
In addition to the officials, hun
dreds of other lumbermen from all
sections of the United States, Canada
and Mexico are arriving for the an
nual session.
The meeting will begin tomorrow
morning, with the annual assembly
of the Osirian c1oister followed in the
afternoon by the annual initiatory
ceremony. The business session will
be called to order by the Shark of
the Universe, A. G. Ramsey, of Mis-
souri,, at nine minutes after nine
o'clock of the morning of the ninth
day Of the ninth month, the same be-
ing Monday.
The principal matter to be consid-
cred at the session is that of adhering
more closely to the clause of the con-
stitution governing eligibility to mem
bership in the order.
This provides that only manufac.
turers or dealers in lumber, owners
of timber lands, newspapers publish.
ers or editors. general railroad off.
Gals and manufacturers of sawmill
machinery shall be admitted.
1t is alleged that in several places,
notably in Texas, a number Of men
wholly ineligible have been admitted
by local vice-gerents This will be
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08

Hoo-Hoo, both singular and plural,
ard not Hoo-Hoos. as 1t is usually
written--had its origin in the little
town Of Gurdon. Ark, on January 1,
1892. A train wreck detained num-
Der of lumbermen, railroad officials
and newspaper men in the little town
for a day. aud that day of leisure
resulted in what has since become
the creates social organization in the
world based upon community or
business interests.
Among the original Hoo-Hoo In the
little Arkansas lumber village, were
B. "A. johnson, now editor of the
American Lumberman, Chicago; Will
liam s. Mitchell, business manager Of
the Little Rock Democrat; William e.
Barnes, editor of the st. Louis Lum-
herman; George Kimball Smith, secre-
tary of of the Southern Lumbermen's
association, and several others iden-
titled directly or indirectly with the
lumber business.
1t was decided that the official en-
blem of the order should be black
cat. Following out this idea, the
meetings were later called concatena-
tons, and, as mines. There are nine
supreme officers, the annual meetings
always begin at nine minutes after
nine on the ninth day of the ninth
month of the year, and the initiation
fee is $9.99. Furthermore, it is alleged
that cat-o'-nine-tails plays a promi-
nent partfn the initiation of new mem
bers.
The order has branches In every
state in the Union, Mexico and Cana
da, and its interests are looked after
by vice-gerent sharks, some states hav-
ing as many as three Of these officials.
Nashville, Tenn, has been the official
headquarters of the order for the last
decade.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08
Two BOYS PLAY
WITH TOY rifle
and one IS DEAD
Associated Press.

Chattanooga, September with
the exclamation, You are New
York man. Carl Minor, aged 10, point
ed toy rife at Clarence Burlington.
his youthful companion of the same
age, and pulled the trigger. The re-
suit is that the Byington boy is now
dying from his wounds and Carl is
overwhelmed with grief.
The two boys were playing police
man.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08

~.
aThe half-grown boys will not be the
only ones benefited" said the Man
from the East, "lots OF business men
VIII take an interest in the gynnasi-
UNI, seeking the benefits Of the trained
athlete, just as Secretary Root. and
other prominent men have done at
Muldoon's retreat That such course
will rejuvenate them and add years
to their lives can be assured them
by pointing to the effect athletics have
had on no lesser or younger man than
John D. Rockefeller, who, it is said,
will live to be hundred and then
blow away--he won't die at all! Let's
have cigar" And the friends
strolled laughingly towards the cigar
stand
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08
Sad on the Streets.

The glad September days have come
The best Of all the year
When business gets going some,
And everybody here
Is hurtling hard and doing we'll (
And keeping busy for spell
-P. Devil.
What a strange thing Is the effect
Of the change Of seasons, said Badly,
as the three friends sat chatting after
an enjoyable dinner. last night, "the
very approach Of the fall season,
which, according to the calendar, be-
gins on the first Of September. brings
people scurrying home to get ready
for the fall and winter season and
everything seems to take on new
impetus, even while the lethargy of
summer is still hanging in the drowsy
atmosphere"
---------
ats fact that the seasons have
everything to do with our lives and
our business" said Fatty, "for during
the winter we begin to feel gay and
what "a more. get CAV over the an
nroach Of spring with its mysterious
snrineine Of new life. Before the
( snrinrtime il fully developed even.
neople begin to stretch and say: the
dreadful summer is here again, and
along about the middle Of that season
thew begin to wake up. saving: fall
thev make preparation for the winter"
al, lthst q h,,t q traca ~ tha am
-, ,,,st,ro+ !, ~ wh,ch mo,rss ~
,r,a a., sr,r.,s nrensr. ~ chance \,
80, wha M.n fra,o az u.st ara 10
.an.,n,ad. nNa.rIv al sorv,s - .r,-
r,.,' ,,sa n,ava thasa nronorat,ons %
,v,v sho,,d rot MAN. uars . .,t,,rnr
ord WITH q cor,se The onan,no - ali
binds ~ business, schools throw omen
tba,r doors churches are cleaned and
swant ana sarn,sbed and tba homes ~
M ,,aor,,o a.. n,t 4, order sor nc
darr ana arearv davs y he winter
Evar tha All. have heen do,ng The
s.rna th,no or,v tbev bova haer 'S wo,,.
mo ~ the ioh II, tba s,ronar.
-. -. ~. ,,. !.
= = A.a a's y i,.S' s''a' o. A. eaus
7, = !" o''sA.s - ese,y asoi.e
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08

about the association than anything
else can do
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08


while there are men here in Hat
tiesburg, good men, too. who will not
now aid in this matter" said Badly,
there will come time when they
viii see their error in not giving the
enterprise their help. The associa-
ton viii prove an acquisition to this
town of such magnitude as is not even
estimated now. And that 1t will grow
with the future is as certain as that
Hattiesburg will grow Then look at
the class Of men its influence will de-
velop out of the boys and youths OF
this city--why, every mother in this
city ought to thank God for the pros
pect of the coming of the association,
for it will develop all that's good and
noble and proper in every young fell
low that joins it."
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08

Read the Daily News.
Hattiesburg daily news. (Hattiesburg, Miss.) 1907-1908, 1907-09-08


II hope, for the sake of all the
growing boys of Hattiesburg," said
Fatty, that the association will build
its home at once and that every boy
in the town can be gotten into it..
OF course, some Of them do not know
what it is like; imagine that it's
simply another way to get them into
a church--they know nothing about
the fact that religion is taught in a
most practical way in the associations
work, and all this will have to be
overcome. They will have to see the
great gymnasium, the swimming pools,
and the baths. They will have to
take lessons from an all-round athlete.
join the football and baseball teams,
take part in the cross-country runs
and join the rowing club on the Leaf
river. These will teach them more
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-05
WEAKNESS IN
Market TO-DAY
Local Mining Stocks Suffered a
Slight Reaction During
Early Calls.
NAY DAY AND UNCLE SAM.
Came Down In ~yupathy-Some
Trading In Unlistcds-- Clos
ing Quotations.

The mining stock market ehowod
IN inclination 10 weaken today pnd a
shrinkage Ga prices was noted on along
the line Beck Tunnel Consolidated.
Colorado. Crown Point ana Iron Bios
som were all on the tobosgan. May
nay and Uncle sam also weakened
some in sympathy with their neigh
bors but Sioux Consolidated held its
own. Seven TrouGhs continues IA tho
sluggish condition that has character
izcd that stock for some time. while
Mountain Lake dropped 10 6S cents.
which was the closing sales price.
Daly Judge. which has held remark
ably strong for several weeks. wavcred
and "a 6O1 share lot was thrown into
the pic for slaughter at $3.50. Some
believe this 10 Doe very reasonable
price for % and ono which Is sure 20
result On profit taking later
There was not much doing among
the unlisted stocks Standard copper
displayed some activity and sold from
43 M Co As cents. FOR ohio Copper
$40 wos bid. while the lowest Of
fetlng was st So. The closing quota
lions and sales wcrc:
rrN-rre-rrp STOCKS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-05
TINTIC'S NEW
LEAD SHELTER
Manager Bella Kadish Says Good
Progress is Being Made
With Construction.
WORK ON RAILWAY LINE.
Grading Almost Done and Ties and
Locomotives Have
Arrived

Manager Bella Kadisn Of the Tintio
Smelling company is On the city today
and reports splendid progress being
made with the construction OF tho new
lead stnelter In the Tinuc district Tho
sampling mill, which is one Of the es-
senual parts Of the equipment Of
well regulated smelling plant. r. taking
ON form rapidly and win be ready for
commission several weeks before the
furnaces are ready 20 be blown in. Il
rs expected the smeiter will go into
commission about the first Of the yca-.
The grading outfits which have been
working on the new Eureka railway
for some time past have practically
completed their work. the ties ordered
for the road some time ago have been
delivered the locomotives 60 be used
on the line have also arrived and the
steel rails are expected g. come in al
most Hny time now.
Al Tie Ogden smelter of the Utah
Smelling company Of which Mr. Kad-
ish BE- also manager, things are going
along In very satisfactory manner
The plant is running UP % its capacity
right clong on ore sent 10 % for treat
ment principally from the camps OF
Utah ana Nevada
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-05
PRODUCE.


Chicago sept 5.-Iho wheat market
broke wildly at the opening today, the
initial quotations being all the way from
1 10 1itc below the close Of yesterday.
Liverpool cables were lower and it was
reported that heavy slump had taken
was that nearlyeVorybod on the exchange
was anxious 10 SELL Commission houses
threw large quantities OF wheat on the
market and the small holders were fran
tic In their efforts TO dispose Of their
lines. shorts covered so thoroughly yes
terday that the market In the early
stages had little support prices, however.
rallied somewhat al the end OF the first
half hour. December wheat opened I to
l9Ic lower az $3.50 and sold up TO l00is.
Local receipts were 3l6 cars
The corn market was much steadior
than wheat because OF big demand for
cash grain and good buying by pit trad
ers. December corn opened unchanged 10
~ lower 40 GA 10 6l%c, and sold on TO
6llsc
Trade IN oats was light, but prices were
Der oats opened isc lower TO Nc higher
40 a33l 10 sac, and held around the latter
figure.
The provisions market was firm on
large shipments and good buying Of jan
uary lard. october pork opened iOc high
er az lt.O. lard was up Sc az 90, October
ribs opened unchanged az $40.
SUGAR AND COFFEE.
New York Sept 5-sugar. raw, frm
Fair refining 3.f2 centrifugals, SO test.
1892. mOlaesns sugar G.06.
kchued-Stcady. Crushed. 3. 10: powder
ed 10. graduated. 800.
to0ee-Steady. RiO. ga. No. 4 Santos.
59s; molas=es. firm; New Orleans, a7a4s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-05
GOLD CIRCLE DISTRICT.
Nevada Region Is showing Up With
Some Good Ore.


Something new in the way ~ rich
finds 10 be chrOnicled every week from
the Gold Circle district, says the Tus-
carora Mining News, This time no less
than three strikes are reported. A. W.
Sewell has been out 20 the new country
and only has the best OF praise for the
section. Mr.. Sewell is interested IN
number Of claims and while there pros
pected his holdings, he got excellent re-
turns from everything he had tested
and nom one ledge 300 feet wide got an
assay OF the average that went $3.50.
The rock from this claim was not OK
pccted 10 run as high as 10 did. but the
porphyry looked as n IL would contain
mineral and the result was simply as
founding. As there II an unknown
quantity In sight and power can be
easily and cheaply Installed, this would
make big proposition Tor mill as
the rock Is free milling. In fact all the
lodges uncovered are free milling run
ming nearly all In gold.
other assays obtained by Mr. Sewell
from ground belonging 10 other parties
were as follows: Pemburthy owning a
claim on which a large ledge Is trace
able for about q milo, Is about 80 feet
wide and assayed S6.fih. What is known
as the two Macs ground about one
mile southeast Of the main strike gave
average returns OF sl1.l7 10 $3.50 from
O large ledge Picked samples from
this ledge viii run into tho thousands.
Paul Ehlers owning ground joining the
main strike on the north, got an assay
OF $50 The opinion OF most people is
that the main mines will be found in
the foothills. where most Of the high
grade ore Is now being opened up IN
this Is the case, the district win have
mines stretched over an area three
miles long by one mile wide. as good
prospects have bern opened up an over
and more reports are coming In every
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-05
HILL AND HARTMAN
STOCKS WERE WEAK
Dealings on Moderate Scale at
Prices Lower Than Yes
terday'S Close.
BUYING ON DECLINE TO COVER
Brisk Rally sent Things Up, but Dc
mand soon Subsided--Iater
Market Became Fevcrish.

New YORK. Sept b.-First prices Of
stocks were lower than fast night prices
On London helping on the depression.
Northern Pacific feH 49, Canadian Pa
cihc lii Union Pacific, Great Northern
preferred. Reading. Amalgamated Copper
and Anaconda 4. ana Southern Pacific,
American Smelling ana Brooklyn Tran
sit large fractions. Doalings were in only
moderate volume.
Buying % cover on The decline caused
a. slight rally, but the higher prices In
duced heavy selling and the market sag
gtd 10 below the opening. The principal
weak features were tn~ fin and iiarri-
man stocks. Reading the local fractions
and copper stocks. The market was a lit
tle steadicr and quite duh at 4 o'clock.
A brisk rally carried prices today about
last nights level, American Smelling ris-
INK r. aud Union Pacific and Kansas &
Texas. sugar preferred sid al de-
cline of i1s and Erie and Great Northern
ore Certificates ana Th-d Avenue q.
The dcmund subsidized and prices recoded
again.
Tine market was fcverish but eventually
rounded io the high prices of the morn
ing. Burlington SOLD ut - compared with
Zis for the preceding sale ln April last.
The announcement of g. stock exchange
failure led 20 short covering. Reading got
up and North American liR A.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-05
FUEL SITUATION
smelling Concerns Confronted With
Hand-tO-Mouth Proposition.

The fuel situation with the local
smelling concerns has resolved itself
into haud-to-mouth proposition.
Managers of the various plants don't
know What minute they win be- COM
PEELED Co shut down ana no matter
how hard kick they make. the
complaint is stlu heard that they are
not getting enough 60 supply the de-
uaul for o. Every smelter BOO the
valley A. was learned today o. run-
Ming under capacity iu hopes that II
win not bc necessary to quit business
entirely pending relief from the traus-
pOrtaton companies.
one smelling man declared today
that IFS company had received positive
assurance from the Utah Fuel CONF
pany chat conditions at the mines
were such that orders could not bee
filled lf the railroad company could
supply che ears which 10 does not
seem able 40 do
Az the Garfield Fmolter on Tues
day the supply of coke ran dangerous
ly short and had % not been for the
diversion OF some cars billed 10 other
points the plant would have been
compelled 90 "bolW Out" before night
With the sugar beet harvest about
10 begin the outlook Tor the next few
weeks o. none too bright for The mine
ANA melter managers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-05
Utah-Idaho Sugar
Co. Dividends.

The Articles OF Incorporation provide
for payment % e dividend OF ms cents
per share on Che preferred stock Sept
slih 1901 and quarterly thereafter Tho
par value OF The stock IL SO per share.
Dividends ON preferred stock are cumu-
lativo. that De-. 10 not paid at end of
any quarter must bo made up and paid
90 the owners u preferred stock before
any dividend can De- paid on common
stock
We can buy you n reasonable amount
Gtom Co 1000 shared ~ this stock ot
about 81 per share. when money is nor
NAL In an parts ~ our country the opin-
lon ~ men best qualified To- judge b. that
this stock Will readily sell Tor from 81
20 su per share. The time 20 buy is
when you can get tho stock CHEAP.
THE TIME TO BUY rs NOW.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-05
LOCAL MARKET REPORT.

The local market receipts today, in
clude a car Of Utah potatoes, two cars
Of Utah cabbage, a car OF sweet pota-
toes. a car Of lemons. two cars OF wa
tnrTnelons. The express shipments in
clude fine consignments OF Tokay,
Muscats, Black Prince and other var
leties. as excellent I'm condition and
favor as any grapes ever shipped In
here The Thompson Seedless Is COM
ing into favor. especially with child
rem. from the fact that they have no
seeds. There are some slight reduc-
tlons I'M hay and grain-to be expected
at this time OF year. But the general
market continues changeless. The fol-
lowing prices obtain today:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-05
CONCENTRATES.

TT II. Green Of the Western Utah
Copper company has returned from a
trip east.
Samuel Newhouse Is expected TO
return from Europe shortly. lie is
cue I'm salt Lake the last Of the
month.
The ore and bullion settlements re-
ported late yesterday by Mccormick &
Co. were. Crude ore and concen-
trate $4,000; base bullion. $4,000.
The Suggenhelm interests have re-
Gently purchased "a large tract Of land
on Bulls Head Point. adjoining the
smelter Of the Mountain Copper co.
on San Francisco bay. near Martinez.
and 1t Is possible that they win erect
a smelter at this new location which
would give them a tidewater landing
and is specially suited for the smelling
industry
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-05
1Nxo STOCK LISTED.
Property situated In Inyo County
California.


California.
The stock Of the rnyo Gold Mining
company has been listed on the local
mining exchange and was called for
tho first time today The application
made To the listing committee shows
tRat the company IS capitalized for
$1,000. 600 in 81 asscssable shares that
100000 shares were placed iu the
treasury. and that $4,000 shares ot
this allotment have been sold. l..
Holbrook o. president Of the company
and j. r. TWclycs is secretary ana
treasurer. IL Is shown that tho COM
rnnv has am Indebtedness OF Sl5,2ho,
and that there is no money in the
treasury
Tho company owns q claims in the
Echo district. Inyo county. California,
which have been surveyed for patent.
Thc ground ls 10 miles from rail-
road and is equipped with hosting
Whim blacksmith shop bunk house,
mining tools. etc.. and seven men are
now employed al the property De-
Nclopmeut. according 20 The statement
consists Of $50 feet OF shaft work 200
fcet of tunueline and 20 feet of cross
cuts so shipments have yet been
made from the property but the state
mont Saws the estimated amount OF
rcld-sllyr ore IN sight Is calculated
to be worth 100000