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New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
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FOR rltsLa GELF51IA - " I'D ST
e ~. 80. so. $50. SsU. 1880. II =.
ll.5U ii.-, = 81. -. 40 : %. $50. : -
400 $50. G.at 1.5u. go. ll.5O >. ~ Sun
.ays. 100. $50 s.Ju. lJ.5O il 81 G. Ia.
1855 80. $50. $50, 4-5o. $50. 6-5o sc.
y. LIBERTY Sr.:-i.a. $50. 100 500.
$50 s.9y. 1000 Ii.0J. lI-3u. i2-uu e
100 500. 80 ?, n.. L Is midnight, sun
Gays, 80 sou. 0UU. IJUU. i 20 a. M.
l-.by noon. I-UD. :. taJ. 30. 500. 5tV, 900.
-oo. 500. 9.uJ. 10 80 p ~. y. 70 .nidnig5t
il. ". Z5s ST..-t-dJ $50 lI.5o a m.
%. $50. $50. 30 J.. IN. City
d. N. y OJ I0on. 400 400. 500. Tte y. m.
FOR ATLANTIC CITY. ". ", ,23i ST:
-9 50 "a. m- 81 30 Sa-s on.g). 80 p n
sundays & 80 d m. 2 20 p Ia.
l.. LIBERTY ST :--Iu 90 a n. q 90
sats on -. sac p II. suadays. 1000 a tn.
FGR LAKEWOOD AND LhKEHURsT
l.. IS. - IT :-G.aG a m. $3.50 sats-
oa.y). 10 5 p. 80 50 Go ssts. oniyJ
L. u. S1uda r. SO. 90 q. Ia. =. 20 ,. IN.
~ LIBERTY ST. - o.. 1000 a. N
% o. SatE ouly,. 80. , 40. $40. 900 90.
sats oni}1 p. m. Sundays. $50. lo-oJ u M
FofE LoNG BRANCH. AsBURY PARK
AND OCEAN GROVE Lv- w "a !. -. %
lI50 2. Sundays. $50 a m. 800
SO ?
~ LIBERTY TT. 90. $50 il-3o
a tn, 10 - $50. & 3U 50 p m. l2.Ul
midnight Sundays. 400. 800 a. m. 400
: 30 ..
Tin = tables MAJ be obtained at following
Office. Liberty 81. tNesl I'D ST Isl 5l+4
Chelsea As,oi House. 2I5 434. 1900. i354
Broadway. fs9 Fifth ~. 2Si Fifth Av-. -
Union square West. 2IgS Third Az. i05
Nest I2Stt 81. 90 Columbus Av.. New
York. : Court St. 343. 34I Fulton st. 479
Nost-and A.. Brnoidyn. 800 broadway,
Williamsburg. New York Transfer Co calls
for ana checks baggage 10 destination
" z, Tr.er r-T. " {. HOPE.
t-ice prs e Cen AfCr Cen paSs'r Agent.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
\ Y X II. & HARTFORD r. r.

Y. Y. y. II. & HARTFORD r. r.
Trains depart from Grand Central station
s2d st and 4th Ave, follows tor or,o.,o
Eoston Ma %eH London & PROV lu'sS
fl'i0:G,i sxl.IO:u2 A Nj. tIlL :eo. XII ;u5'
= 500. III 500. sfll5:oe. .fi2:oo p; NJ
ria v-fIlinientic-tIs tIsn3 A N: T2;oi 7. M M
.Ii:0O p. NJ .,.sop u
Wa-'ster & Fitch. via Putnam. 1870 r ~
I.akevile * Norf.-7'!':'s1 =. NJ. y, p,,fs-
he.dET4.54 ssa:Uo a. N. T3:2b p NJ;
Ticket ofiices a, cGd. cent ~ n ana cl-sss a.,a
St. slsu at c243. 200 c''sis way o..
Isuian 50 else 9Th Ave. Gao Col ave.
csf3 !tb Az. cfiV Mad Ave. cl0s W.
i25th ST. 279s I'd Ave. IN IN BSlyn; n C Goa''
St 41a Nos. .~apd Ave. 3ao y "hy. ....s
sY,sItv -Fxcept Sundays. aStops At 10Th
81. yS;ous at I2ath 81 sundays ohly
fParIor car Limited. sSunqay parior ca.
train. liFias dining caf'
Steering Car tickets also
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
Desk Fittings

Ink stands-oxidized. Brass finish and
god plated-cne snd two bottles
with and without pen racks Clochs'
Calendars or Stamp boxes "a 70 4 .SS
ispec;al values at 40 and .ss.
Deck Pads-SterIirg Silver
o. T i@ath,.r ssr- corners. :. ........ 50 10 40
Special in Sterling Mounted 20
Paper Cutters-- -
eeliu.oid or fancy metal...... Il 9 to .9S
Leather Boxes
for elastic bands. 40 to .SS
Pen Wipers-
plain or sterling mounted. 10 to "a
IL SAME DEPT.
Calendars. Christmas Cards Tass,
Seals. Payer Ribbons. &s.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
Fin. Holiday Stocks q
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ScaTfss--
Sofa and Pin Cushions
Art Novelties.

Art Novelties.
LambreqUins-5O styles 50 ca 9 H9
Plano Scarfs and Covers. I .9S es 6. .GsS
Handkerchief. Glove. Ssclztie. Triasaf.
Collar and Gun Boxes % q ~
Haad Embrcidtred silk L.ambrequlns-
white. green and r5d-hanG knottec
Ss-0S-speciai -----s} So
DaTuask Piano Scarfs-fine range -
c0iOrings in single and combination
t0nss-Fich hand knotted fringe
worth SJ.9s-speciai ~
Pin Cushions-trinmed with lace and
ribbons or hand embroidery .2s0 70 Z 81
Sofa Cushions-velo snd Satin-wteh
and without hand painting OF
hand eInD y ..--s-..s...- ~ - - 80
Fancy Hat Pin Hclders-hraid or
ribbon-ali coiors-spectal- -.----.-s-- 20
Fancy straw Hardkf Case. Picture
and Whisk Broom Eoide-s. Cellar
and CsIf Cases, Canay ard Psrtuf-is
Baskets Hair Receivers. ezc---s--S47
riboo-, rHn, and ribbon roses
and foliage-aH delicate colors-
varied sizes and shapes---. % 70 , %
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
Give an Umbrella ]

Prices cover n wide range
and include -
SILK Umbrellas-26 and 2S inch
Black Red Green and Blue
best Paragon frames-Pea-l. Gun Metal
Horn. Ivory, NatCrai-with and without
trimming Of silver OF gold 3 40 70 9. %
Gloria and Union TaGeta Um5reIlas-
26 ard - inch-Trimmed and
Plain Handles. .-.--.--.----. .SS to z. 90
Umbrellas from 2. .4e9 up. engraved free
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
Holiday Special IN
ClilSren's Party Dresses

White Persian Lawn, plain and doited
Swiss.-trimmed In the most charming
styles with fine Val Iaces. emh'y and
rihbcn knots beits. Ssc-dainty French
waists in advance styies-wtee
Rerthas and shoulder Breteiless elahorateiS
4 and 8 years............ 9. 90 10 pos
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
~ ANn L.hkEHf-RST
PATTTw03E & OHIO r. R.

ROYAL Blue LINE TRANS.
''ENcry Other houT on thr sNen hour.
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHIAGION.
Tea..s n ~ YorI Daiiv 2,ld St LIB St
aSLJNGTON 81 pers. j. so pan IL" am
wASHINCTON. Diner. : 80 am 500 am
WASHI$GTO$ Diner. a0 am io-tn ~ am am
WkSHTNGT0%. Diner. ll-.u am y W n \
" AcHT%GT0N. Buffet. 40 pm zoo uIn
ROYAL LTr." Diner. anu pm = ~ I'm
" ,cr4T>-C.T0> Ruret $50 pru : ~ pm
Through Daily Trains TO the West
CHICAGO PITTS HUL:ti 80 am s.oV am
,-l5T>-sCo CHtJ-NBJJS II so am IL 90 n n
,,iirr-SDffRG Glen F:I. p. 3 80 pm 400 pm
'.PITTsRURG LIMITED. d-3U pm ..n rt
GIN. ST LOUIS LOUSY ll.ao ptn l - Ain
Si% c,, OTfIS LOUSY, S5C am 10. - AN
cI%- ST LOUIS. .LoUISN-. b5o pm 49, pm
AL. TRAINS ENTER NEW N4''i
STATION. WASHINGTON D. =
Offees: 245 434. 1900 Broadway. q Az =
House lu1 Greenwich St - Union SQUARE
* :sjl Gland ST \. Y. 3i3 Fulton b.
BROOKLYN. West 23G 81 and Ilbery at
after & y. m. Sleeping car heserN stions
and fun Information regarding ttalEs. Stc..
can be Obtained at Bureau OF Intoi tst
y 4, O y r .3d II Terminal Fhone
%umber. ChelseE-3i4i
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
Women's Underwear
IN SETS OR SINGLE PIECES.


UNDERWEAR SETS-Fine Na.nsook-
pcs--sk!rts with deep founces Of six
Val inserts and triple lace edge
ribbon run beadiug-Srswsrs 20 match
Gown with sleeves and yokes with
double row Of ritbon-Corsst Cover
20 match-worth $3.50 ..---.-....-0 5. 90
OTHER BRIDAL sETSS 20 s pcs
More or tess elaboratsIy trimmed
straight or scallop ruffies with rows
OF lace wide inserts and emb'y or
combinations OF lace and tUcks-
some with rufTied lace o. embd
nedauions with ribbon rosettes or
bows-an assortment r1tchless
for value 2. 50 10 %. .9S
RICH SKIRTS OF fue white camb-ic.
with knee founce OF Val lace and
SWISS ernb-y lussrts-wave beading.
with RIBBON bows at cife intervals
other STYLES have elegantly smbd
hounce and 5eaLing to match
regularly IS 9S .-.-----------------O (. IS
FINE SKIRTS 0: Lawn or Cambria
founces eiaborate;y designed, with
fine Iaces and emb'y in panel medallion
and ether fancis ss-fUll bows Of wide
satin ribbon-worth s.. 40. -.-------s2 .9S
FINE CAMBRIC SKIRTS-hounces almost
entirely O. fine Val lace. others
handsomely embroidered .---------f .SS
Other Skirts
large assortments...... 10 TO IS. .9S
NIGHT DRESSES
Nainsook and cam bric-twsuty styles
with emb'y and lace-reg- 81 % go %
NIGHT DRESSES
NaluSOok and Cambric-entire sleeves
with Val lace inserts-fntshed
with baby ribbons-value s. 80 --.1 .4S
Special values also at . 40 2-9S.
Great assortments in finer TO I >. 9S.
-AIrsSOOK CORSET COVERS
Vide trim. back and front Of popular
taces and emb two and three
iibbon awings-sPectal --..--.--- %
NAINSOoK CORSET COVERS
Fancy fronts in novel designs. with
Val lace and enb'd medallion and
other sty.es-Si-50 kinds -..--.----. .9S
others-1 90 to 3. .9S.
Fully a third below prevailing prices
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
Fine Wilton Velvet Rugs
1000

No justly
and dark colornrsvery
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
Z FMGGE VAIL EW 9

-. \ - sst a cortlandt aud Desbrcsses Sts- q.
-DailT Sunday: AIS. by-o. 2. : :. % .--,.
------ Nv ~ AlLy \ } :. b
- - sa7 30 A 81 'e1 50 NJ
n iTalo-GhieaEo Express -Ds.tV .. 40 n 9.,ss
a. X DIAMOND EAP-l .Il-25 y ~ S0 :. ~
q f-aV.,-Te on 0 J. IRE s.. 10 -9o . e. ~ = =
TIE BUrFAfO TR IN Il :, % , y 49, So -
-,,,.,-,, n escss. ss5 and 1850 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
d" LINE

DED d" LINE
"a For La Cuayra. Puerto Caoeillo1
Curacao ana Ma-a~at5o. 'ia curacao SI'--
frg also al san JEa0- ? r.;
PHIL DELFEIIA- sat. Dec = nloA
CARACAS. AS..-ss--. Jan I. i&i-. noon
Fo- Ia Guayra Curacao. siaTacaiio.
IT-T IA "a 'n~-HF- .--f - 80
sc NsRACArBO Saturday Dec y. neon
Taese steamers have superior acco'-''l'-
cas- r,S,1-T -clsE Bliss & DALLETT.
Ceneral Manages. s. Wall 81
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08

IS rCo PORT D (R5GO
steamshirs Of the RED ~" LINE viii
sal from Pier IL rear VAL s. re.iy
1T-l-1--,.r frr cav Tuau direct as follows;
PHILADELPHIA. sat. Dec. =. noon
SIS CARACAS sat. Jan. - = lSgS, - noon
For freight or pafatg. SUI
General Managers. So Wall St.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
Women's Tailored Suits
Greatly Reduced

Offerings that strongly interest
those who have purchase t0 make.
rs price cuts extend to all qualities
and I'll the desirable STYLES and fab
RIGS with coats Of the various fash
iOnable lengths.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
Reliable Furs
F1Oderately Priced

Proof Of the values 10 be found
here is in the number of customers
who return here TO buy after look
ing elsewhere.
PRICES HEREWITH QUOTED
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
RUGS

bAtt, : I>nIIhN- Ofi-hta'
Tnr co.fucisseur and expert re-
sasE @A raIrer and renovator. hlsnes1
"a psssaE .T,,.,,,,.s 10 East 2Jth ST..
S+l4sssT ~ York Tel. io5l Gramsres.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
ruoroeRAPHlc SUPPLIES

ILasHLIGHTs
:, ,,ate.s or clubs; country residences
"a ,',',,5..nrs.'nrd. - write fer prics- c A.
Tnfsesfsp 1874 BToadwsy-
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
OCEAN STEAMERS.

GID DO MaFll9 --&E.
DAILY SEEE ICE.
For 0la Poiat Comfort. Zorfoik, Z2.. PoF's- St'is
- -.orrr,-Cliu,- lor Petersburg. &lchmo11.
virginia Beaca. Washington. D. C.. anc en-
ts-e south and West -
Freight and passenger steamers san l.i, lro.n
y / WOODROW. Trafso Manager
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
r-NT1STs-

DIR. f l. MuNsELL; ss.r. =. -. .royn
- nytdce specialist. &c RroadH as- y.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
e,-srNEss NOTICE.
ACCOUNTANTS.
Carpet CLEANING

E.E.Carpet Cleaning @S'Ks
-, Arrest. Most riodern.
az AEp 4s:, WEST ~ 81 -s.1
-., sos2 4tas Bryant -,7s.iH Es'1t''iI.i'S l'fSTZ
IA JORDAN. EJH = .-.--- - : -
c-pFFT.l. CARPET ci.EANiN1 ,.o'I ~
Gears BY coTnureased an ,oi 'Ii.' fsas, astn s.
or COT ,,,,s N-f9J 're, I31-.ssiE
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
WORK WANTED.
Male.

A HUSTLER lcoiored) wishes place in
garage 20 leain The UusIness 10 Stoihs
ave. Jersey City.
New-York tribune., 1907-12-08
DRY GOODS.
Dry GOODS.
III e, "A Il IN
FOURTEENTH STREET West Of Fifth Ayerue
Great Stocks Of Goods for Gifts
The Useful Predominatingl

Study o1r advertise srnenfs c@rsfaly-N WI payg
Use shipping cards a1l 81 I'll ru-cl1sss a once
= Dent wait until Lat Dly5-Bzy N0vg
Word Game ear1v-raorn:nr hours are bastq
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-22

traversing this portion of Superior and Boston territory.
 We have done no work on the Iron King vein, which is as strong as any that traverse the property; it being our intention to open this vein by means of the new shaft referred to above. There is.every reason to believe that this vein will be productive of good ore with depth.
 On the east end of the property. traversing the Quo Vadis, Houghton, and Lime Bluff claims. there are three distinct veins, upon which we have done no work except the required as- sessment work One of these veins was prospeeted several years ago for silver, and may develop values with depth.
 In prosecuting the development work in hand, no special effort has been made to find ore, and what we have encount- cred has come in, in the regular and necessary course of the work, and we have today, on the Limestone and Black Oxide dumps alone, fully fifteen hun. dred (l,500) tons of ore that will run from four to ten per cent copper, say ing nothing of the ores of lower grades, all of which has been taken from sinking and drifting alone, no stoping having been dcne up to the present time. This orc carries silver values and an excess of iron, which will provide B substaDGaI revenue aside from that received for the copper.
 The work thus fai accomplished, and the results attained, have surpassed the expectations of tie management, for, as will appear from the foregoing re- port, good stopinj, ground has already been opened on the Black Oxide and Limestone claims, and in conjunction with the develop nent work m hand, it is planned now to immediately begin mining this ore, There is also every warrant for thf belief that the Great Eastern will soCn become regular pro. ducer.
 Your directors have taken counsel of mining men, experienced in their profes- sion, and with put exception, all have assured them that with depth, a high grade sulphide ore would be encounter ed, which is amply justified by the re. markable developments in the Old Do- minion mine within the past year.
 The following buildings have been constructed, namely, an, office building, consisting of two 14xl4 rooms, and one l4xlS room, boarding house 50x20 with l2x20 L, bunk houses, one 70x32, and one l2x24. Engine and boiler room Great Eastern) 76x32; carpenter shop and store room, 16x36, and stable l6x36. Engine room at Limestone, 6x 10, blacksmith shop, 12xl6; building for blower and blower engine at Black Oxide, 6xl4 and ore bins at Black Oxide tunnel 20xl2 in cross-section.
 The machinery and equipment at the mine is sufficient for present needs; however, as the work progresses. the | plant will be strengthened, as the neees sites of the situation may demand For the Directors,
 WILLIAM G. RICE,
 Secretary.
 Houghton, Mich, December ', 1907. ,
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-22
Exquisite Line of Ladies Shirtwaists

We state without fear of con tradiction that we have the most beautiful line of Shirtwaists in the city. Dainty lace confections direct from Paris. Delicate de- signings in sheer silks by the lead ing modistes of New York. Any lady would appreciate a present of this character. The most in- expensive are dreams of beauty. All wanted colors in plain goods, stripes and checks.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-22
Acute Rheumatism

Deep tearing or wrenching pains, oc- casioned by getting wet through; worse when at rest, or on first moving the limbs and in cold or damp weather, is cured quickly by Ballard's Snow Lini- ment. Oscar Oleson, Gibson City, H., writes: "A year ago I was troubled with pain in my back. It soon got so bad I could not bend over. One bot tie of Ballard s Snow Eminent cured me" Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-22

There is something about Kennedy s Laxative Cough Syrup that makes it different from others, as it causes free yet gentle action of the bowels through which the cold is forced out of the sys- tenn. At the same time it heals irrita- tion and allays inflammation of the throat and lungs. It is pleasant to take Children like it. Contains no opiates nor narcotics. Sold by Hanna's Drug Store.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-22
MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS
Reynoldsville. Pa. necennher 1a 100

Reynoldsville, Pa, December 12, 1907.
 The regular annual meeting of the stockholders of the Crown Point Cop per Co.,, of Golbe, Arizona, will be held in the Company's office in the Shick Wagner store building, in Reynolds vile, Pa, on Tuesday, January l4, 1908, at one o'clock p. m., for the election of directors for the ensuing year, and for the transaction of any other business that may properly come before the meeting.
 J. C. Steiner, JNO. H. WAGNER,
 Secretary. Acting President.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-22
FIRST ANNUAL REPORT IF THE
 SUPERIOR B BOSTON COMPANY

The following is the first annual re- port of the Superior & Boston Copper company, which is published in full, ow. ing to the fact that the eompany's op- erations for the past year in the Globe district are of much interest to Globe people, who not only sold the mines to the company but have invested heav. fly in the shares.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-22
Whats

Whats Worth doing is worth doing we'll Ii you wish to be sured of Rheumatism use Ballard's s Snow Liniment and you will be "well cured" A positive cure for sprains, Neuralgia, Bruises, Con. tracted Muscles and all the ills that flesh is heir to. A. G. M. Williams Navasota, Texas, writes:
 "I have used Snow Liniment for sprained ankle and it gave the best of satisfaction. I always keep it in the house."
 Sold by the Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-22
Belts Fancy Collars Hosiery

Goods that are always cherished as presents. The finest display in Arizona. A small investment in these departments will secure to you pretty present. Beautiful things in leather, silk and beaded belts. Fancy collars that will please the most fastidious buyers. Hosiery lovely designings in silk, lisle and cotton.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-22
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.

Office of the Comptroller of the Cur rency, Washington, D. c.
 November 9, 1907. Notice is hereby given to all persons who may have claims against The Globe National Bank, Globe, Arizona, that the same must be presented to H. D. Mar shall, Jr., Receiver, with the legal proof thereof, within three months from this date, or they may be disallowed.
 VIM. B. RIDGELY,
 Comptroller of the Currency.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-22
PROFESSIONAL CARDS
ATTENTION HORSEMEN
DR. l.. ALBERT COMES

UR. L. ALBERT COMBS Veterinary Surgeon, Dentist and Grad uate Royal College of Edinburg,
 Scotland
 l treat all eurable diseases of domes- tic animals. Offices, Barclay, Higdon $ Co. Residence, the white house op South East street. Call and, examine my diplomas at stable. Examination free at office.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-22
Call district messenger service, phone 2191. Little Wonder Candy Store.

Ring up 572 for painter. Van Wag- enen will call on you and give you a first-class job.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-12-22
Suggestions For Holiday
 Shoppers

The most magnificent display ot sensible, seasonable things in the city. An exclusive showing of the highest class goods manufactured, representing not only the best products of American weavers and designers, but here and here alone will you find real imported goods, representing the latest creations of Paris and London. And all at price that will please you. Twenty per cent discount rules ' almost every department.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-28
Street Car Conductor Delivers Watch
He Found to Colored Woman, and
Then Real Gunner Puts in Claim.
Whale Said Women Described
Time Piece So Accurately He
Supposed They Must Have
Claim to il.

After refusing to deliver a watch,
he had found, to person, who knew
the owner, Conductor Whale, of the
Third street line, gave it to people,
who had no claim to it, and now all
concerned would like to find the pos
SCISSORS of the timepiece.
Yesterday Mrs. d. Rittoff, 1927
South Fourth street. lost watch on
the South Third street car and II was
picked up by Conductor Whale on the
car. A neighbor Of Mrs. ROTOR rec
ognized the watch and told the con-
ductor she knew to whom II belonged
and she would return IL, but Whale
replied that in obedience to the rules
of the company, it would have to be
turned in to the Office. Mrs. Rittoff
missed her watch and on being inform
ed by her friend, approached the con,
ductor and informed him she had lost
the watch. In reply the conductor
stated that two negro women came to
him and described the watch so ac-
curately that he gave IT to them. The
matter was reported to the police.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-28
search For Lanes Body.

Search for the body OF Bob Lane
the blacksmith with the Loyhe feet
tied up In the Tennessee river above
the city. has been fruitlcss so far. The
workmen have been at a DISADVANTAGE
as 10 the darkness and the excitement
when Lane fell overheard from the
skin, Paul Rosan and Ben Read, his
companions. are unable to locate the
exact place where the drowning took
place.
The river has swift current and
since Christmas night. when tho
drowning occurred. the body may
have been moved many hundred feet
Mate Alex Haley. Of the Spread Gage,
was IN the city last night TO meet
Capt Henry Loyhe OF the fleet. who
was due 60 arrive and Investigate the
circumstances fully. Not arriving
last night Captain Lcyhe Is expected
this evening.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-28
LEE LINE BOATS

Good news was received this
morning by rivermen when the an
nouncement came that the Lee line
% boats would resume their trade
between Memphis and Cincinnati.
Mr.. G. K. Phillips. local agent, re-
seived word that the Georgia Lee
would leave Memphis next Saturday
and she will arrive here the follow
ing Monday. As soon as the Georgia
Lee reaches Cincinnati the Peters
Ice will leave Memphis, and this
will make two boats in the trade.
Low water IS not expected to pre-
yent the boats from raining, but
he danger will be getting caught In
zee in the upper Ohio river, How
ever. rivermen are looking forward
for a winter with little ice.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1907-12-28
Statesmen Believe Situation
Will BE Well Understood By
That Time and Buying Will
Begin.

Within two weeks II Is expected
that the real test OF the strength oil
the Dark Tobacco Growers associa
ton and its ability to name the price
which the foreign buyers will pay
for lis products. will be known.
Already about one million pounds
of tobacco. have been delivered to
the pricing houses in the western
district. when this is priced and the
samples sent 70 the association head
quarters at Guthrie to be graded
the tobacco will be placed on the
market and offered to the buyers al
association prices.
According, to an association Off.
cial, who was seen this morning, the
Independent buyers and the agents
OF the foreign governments who want
tobacco, will by that time have a
line on the situation II the conten-
ton OF the association officials. that
the Increase OF 81 on the hundred
over the price paid for tobacco last
year can be maintained. and the
early prizing sold az that figure. the
farmers who have pledged their to-
bacco TO the association will hurry
Il to market. II the Increased price
Is not maintained then there Is a
question as TO what will be done.
II is argued by the association
officials, and Is partially borne out
by statements of Reggie buyers. that
the farmers. who were willing "a
sell their tobacco outside OF the as
ISOLATION. made their deliveries early
to take advantage Of the offer Of the
buyers gold. II Is claimed that the
bulk OF this free tobacco has been
delivered and Il may be waiting
game from now on. The farmer hold
Ing his tobacco on the market until
the buyers show a disposition to buy
the early shipments that viii be Of
fered by the ASSOCIATION statesmen.
According to reports received at
the association headquarters in pa
ducah. the heaviest deliveries to the
prizing houses have been made al
Martin. Tenn. where 200, 900 pounds
have been delivered. At Paducah
about 125,hO0 pounds have been re.
received BY the pricing houses, az