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Evening star., 1907-11-03
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THE MUTUAL SERIAL BUILDING ASSOCIl

THE MUTUAL SERIAL. BUILDING ASSOCIA-
TION.
The 18th annual meeting OF the association
Will be held In St DomiDics Hall cor 9th
and SITS. s.w.. on Monday. Nov. 4. at 1880
pm.
Payments stock OF the 10th series Will be
due at this meetine.
Shares dollar per month.
The sum of 5000 Will 10 loaned one share
for n payment OF two dollars per month 81 900
for ten dollars per month. and 81. 600 Tor
twenty dollars.
-Four series have been paid Of. Holders OF
unincumbered stock received 500 for each
share, a profit Of 500 per share.
This association during the 15 years OF It's
existence has helTed many OF its members to
obtain homes Of their which they would
not have had without Its assistance. Pay
meuts stock may lie made to f. J Burtt
treasurer. at bis store. 4O5 eth st s.w
SoNDHElMER. President.
J. ]. Dermody. Secretary. oc2a-7t
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Financial News Letter
BY. w. G. NICHOLAS.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
NEW YORK, November 2-The pro-
cess Of stock market recovery is ike
ly to be slow, although there Is
manifest disposition on the part of many
to play for a tremendous quick rebound.
CORE spending in measure to the later
phases of the slump. Not in a generation
have there been so many bargains In Sc
curties as are now offered. Prices for
many of the stocks are almost criminally
low. Standard issues are obtainable at
figures which will net the investor s to ~
per cent and stocks with known earning
power and great speculative possibility
can be had on a basis of 10 per cent to
10 per cent.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

The stern prohibition on marginal trad
ing in stocks was a necessary move. AT
the same time il was a serious embarrass-
ment and might be described as a sword
that cut both ways. 1t was summary no.
tice that no funds could be had for spec
ulation and at the same time 1t deprived
the stock market of support that was
badly needed. Hence the embargo on
marginal operations was lifted as soon as
possible and call money once more placed
within the reach Of traders anxious to
avail themselves of the opportunity to
profit by the recovery in prices. which
everybody believed would follow the first
substantial return of confidence.
In these times of stress interests having
international connections and alliances
are reaching out in every possible way
for money. The first and most impOr-
tant visible sign is the Importation of gold.
In large part this gold Is obtained by the
sale of finance bills In London and other
world centers. Special efforts are made
to sell our farm commodities and to an
ticipate shipments of cotton and grain by
the sale Of bills of exchange based there
on. For time there was an embargo
on this line of business the same as on
everything else involving the slightest
element OF risk, and loud co1npla nts
were made that the banks were putting
a stop to the expectation OF products
Strong opposition developed among the
bankers to the issuing of clearing house
certificates. 1t was probably the best
thing that could be done under the cir
cumstances. however. Cash was run
pin0 Ioyv nd methods had n he enforced
to make It hard for people to draw down
their balances. Millions were going
every day from the banks into the SAFETY
vaults and the flow had to ba checked
One grizzled old banker who was opposed
to the scheme Of clearing house certih-
Gates said the banks of New York ought
to be ashamed OF themselves for resort
ing to the Abraham White method or
giving checks on themselves ana theh
certifying to them.
Great curiosity attaches to the latest
Hartman move for holding company
to take over the Union Pacific invest
ments in other railroads. His lawyers
have been at work on the plan for
months and only awaited the formal
action Of the stockholders at the Utah
meeting ratifying Mr.. Harriman's pur-
chase Of these securities. If the Harri-
man plan looks right and appeals to
other lawyers as being a scheme that
will hold water, it will doubtless b;
adopted as model for the anthracite
coal combine. Under the new interstate
commerce law notifications the anthra-
cite coal roads will be obliged to get rid
of their coal lands within the nsxt
eighteen months. They will be very
much obliged to Mr.. Hartman or any
body else who can show them way to
segregate these vast and valuable de-
posits.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26
Rocky Ford at College.

The Liberty. tmo.l Tribune Of reeen,
date has half-eolumn report Of the ban
quet given by the: Colorado Club Of the
student body-of which our Charles Rob-
ms is one. and JohnCustsr. a son Of one o.
our new residents. another. Young Gus
ter. Il will be recalled. is Rhodes Sehol-
arship winner-a prize which give the re-
eipien, course at Oxford College. Eng
land. and $l.5oo expense fund for the
course. The Tribune, in telling Of the
Colorado boys banquet concludes:
One would hardly attempt to repro
duce the speeches OF these sixteen young
men. but to one who was little more than
a locker on or listener. they were fraught
with promise OF something excellent in the
no, far distant future. These boys will
be heard from before long. and Colorado
will be proud TO place her hand lovingly
upon each one and say: This eonseerated
preacher Of the Holy Word is one Of my
sons: this lawyer that seeks to do no
other than to mete out justice is a favor
ite boy Of mine; this doctor. this teacher.
this business man. are worthy children OF
m. rock rbbed ioins.'
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26

Tho la,s grand Jury for o,sro county
made reference TO the we'll known fact
,hs, members Of our civic councils sell
goods to tho municipalities they repre-.
sent Blu, they seem to have done nothing
further than mako reference. Tho fac,
is sha, !, is a matter where we quito often
make mountains out OF mole hills. I, Is
also a matter exceedingly difficult, to
hedge with Law. An incapable man Is
ot,en willing TO do duty as an Official for
the small graf; ho can 60, out Of !; IN .
business way. On tho other hand a cap
abla business man does no, care 10 sac
rihee his legitimate business rights as well
as give hts services 10 tho municipality
for tho small emolumen,s and the dubious
glory 'here is In some public positions. Sc
tho man we don, want we often get In
representative Office. and tho man who
needs prosecution for selling goods to q
city Is tho man ws should try to head Of
before he is elected.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26

1t is a lamentable fac, that when an at
tempt Is made to convict dishonest en-
ployes and others who steal from the
railroad corporations the failure Of Justice
is excused by citing the fact that the
railroads themselves arc under indiet-
ment for stealing lands-iands from which
perhaps tho very stolen coal has been
mined. It Is insinuated-and one violation
Of law is used to justify another. This is
tho thing that makes Il important we
get a, tho basis Of our economic inias,iees
instead of doe:oring the symptoms.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26

The o,ero grand jury cites tho insuiii-
cheney Of our county Jail accommodation
and It's unheaishful condition. Il Is notable
how concerned we got about people when
they 60, into limbo. OF course there is
no good reason why our iails should not
DO reasonably clean and comfortable In
s,i,utions. exeep; tho reason Of short
ago Of tax funds for the many
things. We might hava better than
we do have them. II we were all richer
collectively and Individually. But tho
luxury Of tho county Jail Is not our mos,
pressing Mood. Only few Of tho people
who &c, into Il aro Of tho nhaw sort, ae-
eus,omed TO luxury. and for those few .
li,;le variety may give spice TO li'e.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26
Pueblo /. having some trouble with Il,

Pueblo is having some trouble with It's
water works. Tho promoters Of tho
scheme to draw a supply from the under
flow Of tho Fountain river have asked
mission to increase their contract price
from | nc to &c per thousand gallons and
the watsr trustees Of tho North side re-
commended ,ha, tho proposition be re-
ioe,ed and the contractors held up to
their original contract Tho promoters
threaten to throw Up work on the pipe
line. La Jun,a's new plan for supply Of
water ,ha, is no, alkaline Is to sink pipe
in tho bed Of the Arkansas River at a
depth where Il will be eleansed by fil,era-
ton through the Sand and freed from al
kali
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26
The Now gl Captain Cafe

The management Of Ei Captain ho.ei
announces to tho public a new dopaf-
,ure In tho conduct Of It's table service.
Tho need Of a frs.-elass cafe service
for tho people Of Rocky Ford has for
some time boon APPARENT to tho manage
mont and Il now proposes to supply tha,
need.
In doing so Il looks to the merchants and
other business men Of tho community to
give the now departure their own support
and the patronage Of their friends. bo-
lioving that Il Is only in this way that a
frst-eiass cafe can be successfully main.
tanned.
The hotel plan will be changed from the
American to tho European-all guests Of
the house being served on tho European
plan. The present dining room Of the
house will be used for the time being bu,
il is expected later to open tho room the
full length Of tho house and have Main
st. entrance to the cafe.
The cafe department Of the hotel will
be entirely under the management Of ].
n. Hillyard. jr.. who will give his entire
time and abilities to making In what tho
trade demands. We especially wish
our farming population to find in Fl Cap
tan place where they will bs Hospitality
received and well treated and where they
will meet on common footing the mer-
chant class and the travelling public.
The new cafe will open for business on
Sunday next. The hours for meals will
be from $3.50 am. to 2 pm. and from
$3.50 pm. to 8 pm. Within all these
hours short order bill will be provided
but from 1 | am. to 2 p.m.and from $3.50
pm. to 8 pm. a special bill will also be
provided. From both bills the guest may
order as pleases his fancy and pay for only
what he orders. so ae iusting our menu to
both the tastes and the pockets Of our
guests. Inviting your liberal patronage
we are
Yours very truly.
J. n. HtLLYAso & Sos
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26
That tho Santa Fe has been robbed Of

That tho Santa Fe has been robbed OF
coal by the carload is matter beyond
question. but as yet they have not been
able to get conviction Of anybody for
the offense. The otero grand jury only
reiterated the fact Of the theft. That the
great railroad system can neither hedge
their property with their elaborate sys-
tenn OF tally clerks nor get a conviction OF
their dishonest employees shows that COR
porations have. their troubles as well as
individual business concerns.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26

Otero county's grand jury has made its
official report but it does not seem to
have told US anything we didn't know.
Either we are SO good that there was
nothing coming within their purview that
was susceptible Of indictment under our
pliable statutory enactments. or else the
abuses they cited are not really abuses
which the law takes cognizance Of.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26

The Grea. American Stock Food will
keep your animals IN fine condition. The
Eobert Seed Co. sols distributors.
IS acres az miles west Of Rocky Ford
for rent. The south part Of My old farm
with house and orchard. Arthur Beymer.
4o1 S. 9Th street. 44f
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26

Cabbage and tomato plants now ready
for open ground planting or cold frames.
-Ebbert Seed Co.. opposite Grand Opera
House.
Mrs. Ella jackson recently disposed Of
her interest in the jackson & Lawson
Fuel and Transfer Co.. to ID. L. Joehnek.
The business will be continued under the
old Arm name and as heretofore will Be
managed by J. E. Lawson.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26

Col. Jack Faw's water proposition
would probably have boon taken more
seriously by our city council 10 hs had
no, begun Il by telling them he was from
ken,ueky.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26

Still there is nothing in all this to
justify the condemnation of munich
raj ownership intoto. or to contra
dict the view that municipal control
Of natural monopolics is a growing
faith Of the really sane mind. Neit..-
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26

The moral of the thing probably is
that so long as the voter can be
bought so cheap we arc far removed
from that ideal of citizenship ncccs-
sary to make municipal management
of municipal monopolics in our large
American cities a safer proposition
than private eontrol-partieularl a
rrivatc control hcdged with liberal
restrictions.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26

The Denver Republican in cdi,o--
tally commenting upon Lawyer Del
mas closing address in the Thaw
case speaks of the large use he made
Of biblical language, his ora,ory be-
ing studded with the sonorous phrase
and musical diction OF the Hebrew
poets and prophets. and the bricf,
compelling language of the Gospels.
The editorial says: Evidence is found
every day tha, in the art Of oratory
there is not much new under the sun.
and that he would reach the heart and
the convictions of a jury or mass
meeting must be familiar with that
which has given color to the literature
of today and of yesterday tho IAN
guagc Of tho Bible" In spite Of the
assaults made upon il the Bible at
the present day cxcrts more influence
and is greater power for good in
tho world than in any previous age.
Its verify cannot be successfully as
sailed without oblitcrating the He
brew race. every Jewish countcn-
ancc being living warran, of the truth
Of the Bible. ID. w. B.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1907-04-26

How thoroughly in keeping all
that is with the late Denver mclangc
pu, up by Bill Evans and Bob Speer;
with the Rev. Bueh,cl for figure
head. And the big talk that is now
being made about the return of Col
orado to safe and sane" field for
business investments. That safe and
sane" was truly fine phrase til
the bunch Of Democrats in the ST Louis
Gown with privileged interests. gave their
friends the Republicans. And the
latter arc working !, with all the
pious unetion of the hyrocritc who
knows the value of . ,guc vocabu-
larry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
STARS OF TODAY TWINKLE
BRIGHTER THAN OLD ONES

I'VE hear a great deal about the
hard hittera and fast fieidsrs ~ The
days long gone BY" says w a.
Watkins. manager Of the indianap-
oils team IN the American nrsoela.
tion. but all such talk ia moanahine
Ths game was never - fast as n In
today Where there was one star
player 30 years aHo. now there are
do1eus II them. In the old days
men Who could kH the ball like Dan
Hr0utbefE. han Thompson and q
few others. made great regulations
because the fieidefs then were not
aa fast sa they are now. abe fields
= ere smaller and there wan less
science In the game. when nrouth-
srH VAS hitting the ball over the
fence years ago. nearly all the
grounds bad short zelda. Today such
hits would be gathered Ia BY fast
fieidsrs. II would be a SD common
tary on the men who are playing
the same today II they had not Inn
proved upon the game Of 70 years
ago. Where would their inteiii-
eenee De II they could not advance
Today Il Is the hit that counts. the
supreme test is 10 advance the run
ner either by a clean drive. hunt,
sacrifice 81 waiting for four bad
ones. The teams work like perfect
machines when thu game is played
without error aud with inteilixence.
Take Keller. Wagner and Ia tole--
they satsEssa any % the old time
heavy ALTERS Today player must
be star 10 last Ia the major leagues
--hs nHst poassss ability and base
ball brains ~ baseball brains
mean that faculty ~ taking advaat-
age Of every opening that develops.
and when none Develops. ~ forcfn 6
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
BEST GIRL AND HER ma
GOT LATHAM ALL TANGLED

-Arfle Latham 70 this day n not
fansouz for saving hts money. and
Ia the old days he had a reputation
Of being ehroaIeaiiy broke says
Tom Lotus So long ago I am
ashamed 70 tell Just when. I WIS
manager of 4 ball team. on which
Latham was playing third base.
We were % she fsx end OF an
eastern trip, and Ariie ran out OF
cash and needed n badly. Ha bad
toached me- 80 often he knew an
ordinary appeal woaid hare little
success.
This morning he came 20 my
room with real tears In his eyes.
Tom. my ntoth~rin-law i8 down
with typhoid fever. and that fobber
OF doctor In my town has refused
TO treat her unless his fee il paid
In advance. h@ said
7 waa touched ~ the appeal and
handed 0at tfTe nauey.
Next daY Lath sought me out
and said. Tom. am going 90 turn
over = aew leaf and settle down
I sm going 70 marry The old girl,
and need $40 to paY the paFson'
DO yoa mean TO tell me yuu
are going 20 marry your mother. in.
law I gssped Are you daffy =
Latham calmly pulled oas a note
book. and. after booking over tho
scrawi that covered tho first page.
said Say. old pal. come 10 think
OF u. I buried hnr on the coin you
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

First race. three quarters Of a
mile-Tsxer. IL fKuappt. } 10 I.
won; Bribery. lie. second. Madden.
liz. third Time. liz
Second race. one mife--Rama.
los lPrestonl. 20 2. won. Lncrece.
i05. second. Sunmark. los. thsrd.
Time. isfi "a.
Third race. thrseauarters Of a
mile-Taylor George. ii2 tRoasl,
s to s. won. Otto Price. 81. second.
Zeiina. %. third Time. ! IL -.
Fourth race. one miis~~Banbie.
I0T fHarrisi. 20 1. wou Eimdale
100. second. kln9man. H.. third
Time. i.f2 II.
Fifth race. seven eiRhths 81 .
mile--Ioalea Jewell. los tPreatonl 4,
10 10 2, won. stoesael. IL. aeegad
Geo r. Miner. Ill. third. Timo.
.1s2T1-2
Sixth race. three quarters OF a
mile-sait and Pepper. i02 (Roaal f..
8 10 I. won: III Cazadof. f0T, sec
ond. Lady Kitty. ioz. third Time.
.1si5.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
BIG DOINGS IN
FIGHT CIRCLES

Honey Melody has issued E
challenge 20 the world at between
1as and f4b pounds. Cans -
anxious 10 get GA with aeiiosiy. TO
land the middiewelEht champion.
ship ami Melody Is said 10 be Just
a. eager for a crack 1t 0anN Mel
loay's friends are adytalns him 20
40 slow. They figure AelledF haA
any number OF good flghta ia him
which DO not endsnsef Ms etand
Ing. bat that Il be sues sNainst M
formidable biark man he Il lthelt
Ia loose cyefYthiax In one crack
Terry MeGovofn. Sho 4 IN 4 san
atorium at stanford. Conn has nov
completely lost hla feaaon aud Il
hopeless imheeiie
Nike Riley. II Tonopsh. New.
has offered a purse Of $4,000 Tor =
bout between Harry Harris ana Abe
Atell Tho match II not tet SCI.
tied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
HERE'S PLAYGROUND BALL" A GAME FOR
GRQWN-UPS AND CHILDREN ALIKE

There's a new game IN tbs world
Of sport that's tipped a. fnTetaate
of times after Gabriel blows his
horn
n has a nams suggestive of the
good thinEa 70 come. playground
ball. and a. q oroaa between cut
dor and induor baseball II Is
tnutra az a game fof oyerYane--for
ne schoulboy o. the aehoolsiri, tpr
ths teacher. for the YOURS clerk OF
ihv ciaa ~ business.
4 ~ - BE- played In most any
aiars a-tth Is feet haaa lines If
IN aFe>Sd h there n tha AREA Il
uniifss. ftrn tie diamond l. small
sr. ans NE game goes On iu@t as
msrrfiF.
FIvs ar seven inninEs u 10 b. tho
lanEth of the same. but II the play
crr have bat 10 minutes. thea 10
minutes Il the length % full game
n IL 10 be sconed b runs. hns II
nuna are not made. then points
may b. eouuted. Tie kamea sill be
Impossible
Professionally ara not - be tni.
Grated. and anyone accettins pa
Cor playing the game - "a be fos.
ever barred from It's deliahta.
Gambling viii be- tahcpa1. aad "a
for danger. that's reauesa % = MIN.
lmufn. Even spectators passlnk ~
afa not imported. as tha Wall ls 80
Anfa that getting hst n almost Bart
~ tae faa 10 tss kottun oat ot the
game
E n De 0reot. of tbs cAieago
PlAyEruand association. Il a 10
head q the naos sseeat - ssaVaiSrtHe
the nsw sams. snd dafsas he saA
mrr Il = 10 be lntfodaets = al q
the large cities AZ The uaitsA States
Tho Organization h - - nssssssal
in soaps. patterned after the A A
Iu. though no registration fees are
To b. charged A q fInai touch e
the good things the officials u the
ORA nIsafion must serve wtth1ui
pay and donafe their tisne aud en
erxy for thr good Of tha Eaaas
n fsa want "a try the game. Rad
he ruisa and start m n fua are r.
kSuht - 60 aay poinf. play u n
SONG own say That's the eruwnins
h..AN,sS "a the whois thtaS.
Ruiss 81 the 0ame.
Tha RSS--Ths bat Ia - feel
Ions. NucASs IN diameter Al tbs
largest ANft
re nau-Ths aali T. n - ngi
leas thnn ~ nor hsafs thsa u
inches In cirrumfrFenes. ead IL q
BE- mate % a FieidinE sasssaues
similar ~ an lnsif-of bsastsli
The PLAYERS here are 20 BE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

touched uatll ball 10 returned 10
the pitcher and IN. umpire says
-ptay bali Foul hits are Dot
strikes sniesa " 10 foul up
eaazhs By the catchsr.
Scoring Five o. seven inninsa
IN be official length of game. thoagh
AnY length % same may he agreed
ugaa. May BE- scored by runs. a.
IN baseball. or ~ points. allowing
one t-oint foe saeh base runner
gets. WHISTLER be finally scores a
ran or not
The officials umpire may b.
Judge II the game. n desired. but
fsast games could BE- played vita.
cut any official a all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
SEATTLES CHALLENGED
BY WANDERERS

rsvs sh~m an even percentage with
shs Seattle cinb.
The two latter teams have Kept
very close 70 zach other all season
and there - mach doubt ~ "a
which T. the ba@1 team.
Ths Wanderers hase arranged "a
piay the following post se4aon
games: March 10 tkef uili play an
axhlbllion game wlth TAeona al
Woodland park and the fnilowins
Sunday. the 18th. "a the day named
In the challenxe issued Ia ths Seat.
Ga club March -. TssomA Al
Tacoma March 81. Fousf LAston.
Aprtl 9. vannoaver ShAnfacka.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

lack johnson. the negro heavy
weight. signalled his appearance tn
Australia by knocking oat Peter
Felix. the Antipodean negro heavy
weight. in TIVE minutes of tlghiing,
The Idea Of barring fighters from
the ring that have been defeated
thrive times il taking quite a bold
IN some tighting auaTtera Frisco
fighters think IL - a kood idea and
VIII put Il into effect shortly rats
will atop fake bouts II the man
ayers will only stick 10 the rule.
Harry Baker. the California
festherwelght. l. now In Philaach
phia and viii engage In several sin
round bontz arognd New Nofk and
Philadelphia.
Philadelphia claims 90 have a
fighter in kid Heehee. who has
never been Knocked Out IA ais
fights
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02
SIGNING PITCHERS
FOR BUTTE TEAM

ollie Helm. 0ns ~ the fastest am
ateura Ia Seattle. has been signed
an ~ Ruan liali ana viii BE- given
4 chance with the Butte team. Han
has lsut several good men, among
them Nanae Iiaktef. who goes a. In
siisnB polls and loren who has been
arafted "a the American iraKue. Ills
team IL asiIl Hity on good t~irisrh
President Acifsrlane. ~ the Abera
deem club. "a Ia California Tor the
purpaas 81 signing up several good
men who have been winiofins there.
n has been deeided that this Aber-
deem team win train ~ Pendieson
Ftf.4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

MEETS
EVERETT

The Eversst and seattie 7. " G.
A. basketball teams II shs Puget
souna League Wiii meaS tonight Ia
a game AZ the Local r. ~ &. A. The
teaTna are well matched and the
game a sure 10 be- eiosa. The aeriaa
W nearly Over. and Seattle has bat
100 Eamea AFTER tonight
Zoo tsama viii lineup az fellows
a..ffi. Everett
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-03-02

The Wanderers have is-ucs y
chaiisnge % the Seattle Soccer club
for a game OF football for the
cham pionsaip ot the city. The lat
ter has not YET replied
Th~ last sehestnied game az the
Association Focshsii iesKse win be
played st Fort tawtoa tosnorrow
between the Wanderers and tho
Fort LAwtoa team. This game vii
not tnsarfere with Tsoama's stand
ins a. the chan plons az tho leaxne.
but q the Wanderers VITA "a win