davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-03
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

Notice is hss-by given that ! will psil. .,
paeiic auction. " the highest rs-p.,asibis bid.
dss. oa the 1th dag of August. 1877, at = =. y
o'clock. ~ the oaScs II The STATE Hoard II
Land Con missioner. Capitol Building Dsavsr
Colorado. the following descsitst ianda, sisu.
stsd in Rio Grauds Cosnty. Colorado, vis:
All of Section ID, Township . north. Range {;
east. Aihiaoa prics pr acrs. st0.W.
vslss os japrovs0sats 0o this iaad - sp
praised by shis dspsrt.-ss s.si0o,
Owner of iaDrossasass J. Alfred smith
Aoats Vista. Coiossdo.
SALE Appilcauou No. spa;.
No land Will hs sold at iss. dian the ssIpI
nun price pss scrs. - stvsa shovs. The par
esls viu ls spid 10 ths ahovs order, and each
tract will b soid - described above b ths
saas aors a. ls.s.
Terms o( pAyasat shall b - SoiIevs. via
On lssds sslliss Tor NV 70 ~ pss ssss 70 -,
sses. Al the parehass ooasy oa the day os sale
i've balance Is sishtsss sVsai ssaual "a nsas1
~ ~ cent. ~ asasa. Lands ssllinS II
nosS tlsas - ~ asrs asd isss shas s7s p~s
sers. - pss esss cssh a. shs day u sals. shs
halasse In 1aasssea sQual ansual payuests n
~ csss. ~ assoa. Land sslliag fos o.s
asS upwards. - ~ esse sssh. Esd haiasss Il
sQuai asssal Dayossts q ! ~ sssG insssess
u ~ DassAasss dos ma sos svs si.s is~psovs
asstS. ~ aass ~ sss w ssns u sais. Pus
sessss viii essssts besA. o. pruvidsd II ~.
ssss - sss e july u. iuA, nest - cislsss u
~ Csits1 oeates. - 80 vhe has declared nj.
ssssastsa - bsssaias sssA, ssA nsss ~ ~.
pssIssosst ed aAvsssiaias 1sss.
Jowh y. vtvIAs.
Register oesss ooasd q Lasd Caauissloesv,.
1irss Pst. jsly -: Lass Pub. Aug. 10.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-03
DISQUALIFICATION TO LEASE
STATE LANDS,

OSvIoE OF TNs STATE BoAsD Ov LAxD Cos.
nIssioxGKa.
tpvnvsr. Colo, July isth. iSU7
Notice 10 hereby given that First Satioaai
hank Ut Monte Vista. whose possofscc ~ddress
10 Aoats NistA, Colo. % July sth la07. made
application No. Ssai " the State hoard Of
Land Commissioner To isass tho following
described Internal Improvement Lands. situ.
sts In Rio Grands County. Colorado. to-wis:
ny ofN. ". = Of ssc. u. Twp. - ~. z. I
East
No other application To lsass the above de-.
crihsd pssnisss o. objections against The ahovs
application ~iil b considered sfsss August =.
isU.
JOSH y. VIVIAN.
Register stAts Board Land Coa anissioo~rs.
FtsSt Psb. Jsly q: Last Pub. Aus. IL.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-03

Firss class driving horse and
hsrssss for ssls. Time given Il
ssqsifsd
A. n. Issx1t.
The Monte Vista journal., 1907-08-03
Z l<DgANNco10.1<D<1<0e
I Pss.tssionsI Cards. !
1aSaSxsG>c~0~1-D<SO<16

o0es hosn II to l. a. m. and . 70 i:so ?. n
Rassdsnce DR.. PSckardA Of1cs 10
Monte Vista Hospital.
OMce phone lS3 White: Residence -33z
Blue. CALI attended to st all hours.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
DON EDUARDO BENOT

| A la edad de IS amos fallecio
en- Madrid, el ~ del pasado, el
ilustre fllologo espanol Y escla-
recido sabio don Eduardo Be
not, uno de los talentos mas
pre- digiosos que ha dado Espa-
fla en- el siglo XIX.
Benot nacio en- Cadfz el rs de
Noviembre de 1922. Su gran
inteligencia Sc desarroll6 desde
muy joven, y a la edad avanza-
da en- que desaparecio deia es-
critas multitud de obras que
representa- TN esfuerzo men
tai pocas veces igualado en- TN
hombre. Fue doctor en- Grama-
tica, en- Lingulstica, en- Litera-
tura, en- Mecanica, Fisica Y
|Quimica, en- Matematicas V en-
Geologic y Astronomia, ade-
mas de Ser en- politica I'm gran
democratic republi-ano, minis
tro de Fomento en- 1878. Fu6
autor de varios inventos, entire
ellos TN fusil de aire compri-
mido conocido por "Fusil Be
not. Era en- fin, una de las in
teligencias mas completes que
Sc han v1sto.
Moralmente fue TN caracter
franco V bOndadOSO. lamentaDa
con dolor las disensiones del
partido republican, en- que fl
guro toda ST. vida y viva en-
Cadiz entregado a continues es
tudios Y trabajos a pesar de que
estaba casi ciego hacia algunos
amos.
Desde 1862 a 1868 dirigi6 ell
famoso Colegio de San Felipe.
establecido en- Cadiz por el Illus
tire sacerdote Alberto Lista.
Ejerci6 el cargo de professor de
Estudios superiores de Marina
en- ell Colegio del /Observatorio
de San Fernando, Y tuvo ingre-
so en- todas las Academies. es-
pecialmente en- ia de la Lengna,
para la cual hizo una Gramatica
que la Academia ha prometido
publican adoptandola ohcial-
mente.
Sus principales libros SON:
" Arquitectura de las lenguas
|0bra monumental que es consi
derada superior Ell el mundo fl
lol0gico.
"Prosodia Castellana Y versi
ficaci6n.
"Diccionario de Ideas Aft
mes obra en- collaboration que
responde al plan de los verda-
de-Os dictionaries del porvenir,
len los que Sc busca la palabra
por la idea, en- vez de la idea
por la palabra, como ocurre i'm
perfectanente en- los dlcciona
rios hasta hoy conocidos.
'Errores en- materia de edu-
caci0n.
"Errores en- los libros de Ma
tematicas
"Aritmttica general
Sistemas Metricos.
Movilizaci0n de la fuerza del
mar por el aire comprimido.
kstudio sobre el Ouijote.
"Espana tCmo de ICesias.
Descanse en- paz el ilustre y
sabo liteTato que honra a Es-
pana y d su siglo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20

Espahol PUERTO RICO"

Esta a la carga en- Barcelona para
salir Ell II del corriente con destino
al Mediterraneo, Canarias, San Tuan
de Puerto Rico, Santo Domingo, San
tiago de Cuba, Habana, Cienfuegos
y New Orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
Espanol .'CCNDE WlFREDO"

Recalara h 1cia el "a del corrien-
te y terminadas sus operaciones Sc.
guira la ruta de Mayagiiez, Ponce,
Santiago de Cuba. Habana, Matar-
zas y New Orleans.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20
ServiCi0 de cahoSaje.


/ q ,Juno6
90
vAssq nan sada dos
ESTE
gaha de la - -~' % 'o'po car
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1907-08-20

Adnitiendose carga pasajes de "a, ~ 3
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-26
FuneraL o. Lee Co,sor

Tie fpnerai OF Lee C.l,on. the I'D
and suiGea death OF whom o.clr,sd
%. Friday morning OF the pas So. (
'a' lid oa.urdry morning 81 PHI,
'''vr Cemetery, in the family burning
1-oi'd, a II O'Clock. The services, n.
which Rev. ). W Col.ou nn.i,,.I.
'.r' largely attend, d b. relatives s1t
''... - from every section q, the We,
/ !hr .e'vise' were very impress.
-IvD.
Anole '''.' re-. .t..'ed the IN
nefsi from u .L,-y,ile, Accommodating
~ rrmsin', were W. W. Col,on, Mr.
and Mrs. 5. g. Gay, W. Z. Baker and
J p. Prevstt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-26
WILL PCsTpoNE TCUa.
Rev. Huno'ey's Ptr.y viii MOI Lave
For European Trip Until Next Year.

Rev. EunoeY's Ptr.y Will No, Lave
For Suropsln Trip Unt;l Next Year.
A fer davs sGI The sun publish, d
az authorized Statement from Rev. ".
7. Huutiey oI Virginia. for ssvrra,
years pastor az he First Baptist
Church in 'uis citv, o. IN, eHrc; that
he Was organic M q parry Tor Eurn.
pesn tour, snd Inviting hi. friends here
to JON nim IL stated tbst the patty
would leave tie coming sinmeg. sad
the iiuersry inciu iei sever. Euro.
oesn countries, aud would occupy
about three on'hs.
This Gas cpns'f, red H. al yc-llent
opportunity ~ friends Of W. Humid ,ey
here, for tire re- son 'h4t tn TIP
wou Is b. So mncu more . easaps il o.
vac Iudrr Hj. personal direction.
1eHee Mrs Jas. VI G-shan, who. WIN
her husband ant tvo ulser iriend-
who desired 20 sc' mpaly them, wer-
happy.
hr' Graham write VI. H4ad'py AZ
once ia the me're,. aDd VS. di.ap.
puInt'd 10 s.cnrisr. from III. answer
that he TRIP had been postponed IN.
,d 1875
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-26
THE CITY TAXES.


Paid Without Extra Expense.
City Tax Collector Ellis stated 70
The Son reporter Monday that eollcc.
tions Of city taxes had been rather
encouraging go far, but there were
still many who have been neg gent
or procrastinated in the matter Of
paying NJ. The Collector further
stated that next Monday would b. he
last day 10 which owners OF property
could psxes without ezra Ixpen.e,
and 'hs be hopes to have maSy more
come forward, ss he desires the DEF. n.
quent list this year to show very
small arresrsge OF taxpayers
notwithstanding that taxes are
higher than they have been in former
years, naturally ~ sceount Of the
many public improvements. proper,
owners ~ a rule have paid with lrs.
reluctance, And with more pr,not-
ness Than usual in former year,
Collector Ellis appeSrs very mat.
gratified AZ this condition 81 affair.
rhieh he says naturally means h.
the people sre more prosperous aua
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-26


| In fsnee eorner. whether the common
heritage and future Of every child in
shls town Il 70 harvest hoop poles,
plant hogs and draw fat bacon rinds
down the shiniog blade Of buck.
saw.
LIDO not build the spasmodic sob nor
sEiil the scalding tear. b-cau.e ell
men are NOT in quest OF the Hoy
Grail, and ell humanity angels with
two pair Of reversible wings. I might
be lonesome In world like that. l
do not expect to see religion without
cant, wealth without want and virtue
without vice, bot I do hope to see the
citizens Of THE community ass band
OF brothers put their shoulders 70 the
oar Of progress and continue TO im-
prove and build city that even now
10 spoken Of daily over this State ss a
model for good government, morality
aud Advancement 90 better conditions.
Government. Municipal. State or
National. 10 q corporation In which
every citizen 10 q stakeholder, sharing
In the gains or losses, and when effici-
ent and faithful servants are elected
AZ guardians OF city's honor through
veal and woe IL 10 absurd TO turn them
adrlft 70 make place for those untried
and filed with passion and prejt.
dice.
I admire every mans ind enee
OF thought, doubt OF accepted dog.
mas, the spirit OF inquiry and the de.
sire 20 know-yet common sense teaches !
ns 20 subserve our interests 20 those
Of whole and 20 what 10 beet and
rood. No Celt or Saxon with aspiring
mind, with swelling muscles and heart
hat flames with the fierce Joy OF
strong eDdesvor. that thrills with tie
'weetness of sacrifice for others sake,
hat exslts with the glory OF civic
'irtues, and progress can look upon
he city OF Gainesville and it, upbuild-
ng and improvements without n feel.
ne OF respect and due appreciation
or the men who are doing all this In
he face Of opposition and lack Of co
'perstion of the whole.
Every reform the world has ever
.nown, every effort that has lifted man
mother notch above the lower level,
very gem Of knowledge that CLEANS
n the great worlds intellectual crown
Z glory. every step towards progress.
ION. was the work OF men who were
ot satisfied with the world's condi-
ion, and set deteTminedly TO work to
etter 10, while nc the same time
'ere denounced and denied. telittled $
nd belied. yet triumphpd in the end.
nd 90 the year 1907 in the criy OF
Iainesville marks an era Of human
riumphs, brilliant victories oret the
ohorts OF passion and prejudice
Fronting the dawn OF grander day r
he hands OF the better element must >
3 unglOyed, their brain uniettered, ,
ith broader opportunities Tor useful.
ess, and 4 nobler beauty than during
he dark and dresry days that lie be. :,
ind like hideous dream So, TO ihe >,
'reful and loving hands Of the pres =.
nt administration, the citizens should
,mmit her future, her destiny end
} their true hearts, the salvation Of
or morality. improvements and good .
1vernment. Drummer
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-26
Found al Last.

J. A. Harmon, OF LiIemore. IVES,
Va, says AT last have found the
perfect pill that never di,sppoints me ;:
aud Tor the benefit OF Others afflicted
with torpid liver and chronic constip..
non VII! say, take DR.. Kings Nsr
Lie Ptlls:" Guaranteed satisisc,o,,
25c at all Druggists, s''"'J'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-26

.1ssss f5ls Views Of 1ainsssllte,
pnpsrsd sfih Diner Cities.
l;eor sans Ian lost n ysllos dog
j q iin ssn tied 60 my ,ail-s drum-
- win = home u she varioas hotels
he ellie, Of this STATE. My po,i.
depenls upon the commercial
sspily and successive progression
~ cliisens. and 50 when I note In
eommsnisy q spirit Of Bnfess--a
ency to turn back the hands on
dial Of progress and promote strife
! wreck she fabric Of good govern.
~. 70 ssifls every inpolse 10 nobler
I cstisr things inssesd OF uniting 80
|eod ~ brothers 10 tessh the religion
eDod living. che religion Of peace
! 1oy and heauts, Of Advancement
J pFospsvI13, 20 build city which
= row IL spoken OF on the highways
by.wsys ss the best inlasd town In
1tase. I always want 90 preach Q
sninute sermon, and when I de-
= ~. ssf,I.d ,laIrss NJ orss. iov. IN
~ r.ox..lz r ~ans them 10 sst like
..Ise,sh,~ rariabs who have tu,,
49, ~an,ssI n,,xa I'm . Iott.,v
"a a srsssiag the mes.sse "a
y a w.rs 4 protested draft. And
:. an Ear "a aha eitv M G.lnss.
= coneesned (. the birth of an !
,&atioa opposea "A .he sxesution |
i.w a NE velf.re AZ the e,.,,.
.seI advancement and "a the I'm.
neut M ia sldewalt. and road.
I.tbsytx NJ thouoht IA sver xon
sentesvs. ,hs sh.cliss NJ ,,l,,i.
a s~,,,,o.. s,sve,v sre forssd no
|eds a ana 1. lees vet lswless.
<.n.os uitbs..,d the ughk> M /
~ ,,sssp. AZ exoer;enes No,
ribie NJ the eommone., hind NJ
s.nxe Milton seIIs n. tha,
- Tshyyiel fapna an. a.v;l
1ike . so.s % a,..illi,g ,oi.on
~, M sleen;nv Eve. ,h.t ha II
the vsrmfu, with IA, so..,
ahw;,h s.t.. ,a.uu,.S h,. CO.
- .nd flsd sh,lek,ny an, =,
II
,o~.s,o. NJ ,bo,s o,;,eio,s.
rot tend toward good gov. ,
8 another evil spirit which 10
sy0uble 10 the eity's Eden; {
1ouehed by the spesr.point 4
hkts criticism, Nits disguise
md We Gee, instead Of q /
load, Meddlesome Matties 4
&trife and bitteruess and ,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-26
How 10 Re main Young.

To continue young in health aud
strength, do Ne Mrs n. +. Rowan, Ne.
Donough, Ga. did. She says: Three
bottles OF Electric Bitters cured me OF
chronic liver and stomach trouble,
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition OF the blood that my skin
turned red as flannel. ! am now prac.
tically 20 years younger than before I
took Electric Bitters. / can now do
sll my work with ease and assist in my
husbands store." Guaranteed st all
drug sfarsa. >111n ca.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-26
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened BY Over Work

Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.
I; u-ci - be considered ,la, only
urinary and bladder troubles w... 60 he
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-26

Therefore, when vulr kidney g-c wcas
or ogt of order, yo4 en- uHle, sand how
quickly vo.r yutig body Is affected and
tow every organ seems u !a,l to.do ~
lg,y.
Z. you aye sick or feel badly" hcgiu
,a..ug The great kidney remedy, D-
N..u.r's SWa,np-RpI., because as soon
o.. yuar kidneys aye well they WILL help
20 tA. other orlu- 10 health 4 trial
"I., convince anyone.
II yuu are sick YOU can make no mis-
'..e hy .rst luctoriug YOUR kidneys.
'ac mill aai the extraordinary cfcl; q
r-. E'm-r's Swamp-Root, Tie g-c4.
sidney r-urd., Is soon realized. Il.
-. .-i, ta- hiH,c.tirr.,s wonderful su-c
o. .a. most !l..ye-. .u. case. -ai 8. sold
0a Is merits .y ~ go
.r-!-'-;.in Lf,y-cer, ~ -,
..- uuc-.'..r $50. -,-
t. t.... 70. o.. So -
..Da sa"u., Ao,,l. ~--s 49,.
... .r.r. .I-r a '.-.'-...t ....
- 90. u., b.. ,uu I.s. ...... .-.
... ,..gr.. Lcn... Ell. g..
"-.-.-,a I-. Kline, ,- Co.,. .....
$685.. Is. y. .n.5r... ..-. mistake.
...'" rs. the rau-. Su.ur.Uu...
-.."u-. -r ..i'.-..'.-. .-. .n. ...
't'"..-E..a-, r.. l-uI.,-ry Uottl..
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-03-26
WILLIAM ANDERSON
BICYCLES and !
Electrical Supplies \
Agency for ieasing Bicycles. Repairs
done promptly. Electrical WSft
OF all kinds.
lI3 W. UNION 81
E. H. MARTIN
CABINET ARD
lI3 W. UNION ST.
E. H. MARTIN.
PRACTICAL CaBIEET.MAEn|
206 East Main St., S.
Opposite Po>to.lice.

Eu' TOP I,.G. anil q. SiDos o. "
.r. Fr-gllrr m.Lr ,0 order o. -
Toy price,, aGd ssI.' IN gs
It'd Call auG soc Grs.-u- 1901
-ou.r. REPAIRING 4 orEClAt'.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09
Five o'clock Tea In Business oAioeo.

Five O'Clock Tea In Business ofFieoS.
Serving tea in business of1ces h q
new practice. The custom has spread
rapidly In Wall street and Is practiced
principally In the Offices Of large bank
ing houses at the close Of banking
hours, says What to Eat The fad
was introduced by the younger bank
ers, at first Stunned. then tolerated.
then embraced by the older heads.
Now tea and waters are regularly serv-
ed every afternoon In the private Of
fees Of many large Institutions An
interesting feature Of the spread OF
the custom Is It's adoption by the head
Of a prominent department Of one Of
the largest banks. The banker fs an
Irishman, and his assistants are Ger
mans. Nevertheless all gather at q
fixed hour every afternoon and sip
their tea as contentedly as II such
beverages as Irish whisky and Pdlsnsr
bad never been invented
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09

lose for the time being that fine sense
of humor with which he is accredited
BIZ those who know him best. Arch
bold is a small man with large head.
His height is about five feet three
inches, but his head is big enough for
a seven footer. That Uranium fairly
buIges with bumps Of aggressiveness,
sOcretiveness, bulldog tenacity and
other elements highly useful in Stand
ard on methods, wherefore it came
about that when Archbold was on the
witness stand the newspaper cartoon
lists sketched him with these phrenO-
logical bumps properly accentuated
according to cartooning traditions.
The Archbold head is spherical, save
for the brain bulges. It Is the head Of
a jolly good fellow as such things are
considered. 1t is the head Of a man
who laughs heartily and cracks joke
betimes, and those things this John d.
does upon occasion.
But John D. could not stand the car
ICONS. Once he leaped from the wit
ness chair and snatched pencil from
n cartoonist's fingers. He requested
the protection Of the commissioner on
the bench. and that parsonage smiling
h excluded the cartOonlst.
you newspaper chaps are all right
remarked Mr.. Archbold to the report
ers, ''but the artists are infamous"
At another time John d. lost his
temper and made remarks white hot
with epithets That was when Attor-
ney General Monnett Of Ohio had him
IN the tolls. An attorney for the other
side put some peppery questions.
ArchboId grew palpably angry. The
lawyer remarked that Mr.. Archbold
looked in fighting trim. to which the
witness responded instantly:
I'm In trim. you dog. you miserable
whelp. you dirty liar
Nevertheless John D. is good natured.
Otherwise he could not have laughed
himself into a great fortune His
smile Is q roseate aurora Of good
chser. When he laughs you wonder
how such a big laugh can emerge from
such q small larynx
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09
Member of Many Clubs.

Outside Of his oil interests and his
pet university the oil monarch devotes
some Of his energies to philanthropic
institutions. He Is a director Of the
Postgraduate hospital and Of St
Christopher's home IN New York city.
He Is also a member of six clubs and
Of FIVE art, geographical and natural
history societies. Yet he is no nature
fai1ir, nor is he as yet ON the Roosevelt
list Of prevaricators.
In 1870 William II. Vanderbilt, one
Of the first great railroad kings, testi-
fed before a New York legislative
committee that was inquirtng into
Standard Oh methods to secure low
rates from the railroads Thus early
the rebate problem became important
Referring to John d. Archbold and his
fellow associates, Mr.. Vanderbilt said:
They are very shrewd men. think
they are smarter fellows than am, q
good deal / don't believe that by any
legislative enactment or anything else,
through any of the states or all Of the
states, you can keep such men down.
You can't do It. They VIII be on top
all the time. You see If they are not"
But that was when Herbert s. Had
ley was a small boy.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09
NJ RosnRrus LOVE.

NJ RoBHRTUs LOVE.
I'VE laughed his way 10 q great
fortune"
That IL Whist one OF his
friends says concerning John
b. Archbold, the real head Of the
standard OH trust, the active working
principal IN control Of the gigantic
monopoly. Standard on has two John
|D.'s. Most persons are accustomed to
book upon John d. Rockefaller a. the
big boss Of the combine, but recent
have shown that It Il
|ATchbold, the other John D., who
works while RoclCefeller sleeps. IN
lfAct, Mr.. ArchbOld himself admits this,
though he Il accounted q modest indi-
vidual and not in any wise prone to
placing his own importance under the
|maRnifying lens. As the relgnIng OF
king for a dozen years past John d.
Archbold, John d. the second, b en-
titled to the limelight.
There IL something nightly mySeoxt
ous about Standard on We hear Of
smooth and oily individuals. Those
terms apply 10 Standard on In a more
emphatic degree than to amy mere I'm
dtvidnaL Standard OIL, which b large.
|ly an iluminant, hid It's light under Il
bushel for many years untn Attorney
General Hadley Of Missouri descended
upon New York and lifted the bushaI.
Mr.. Hadley simply asked questions,
under warrant Of law, and insisted
upon answers. His queries were clear
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-11-09

believed to be an offshoot Of the
Standard, though nobody could prove
1t. As a matter of fact, the Acme was
capitalized and controlled entirely by
Standard men, it's stockholders being,
In addition to Mr.. Archbold, William
Rockefeller, w. G.. Worden, f. 0.
Barstow and Charles Pratt. 1t was ev-
ident at once that the Acme had come
into the oil regions for the purpose Of
absorbing the independent interests, as
Mr.. Rockefeller and his colleagues
were absorbing them elsewhere"
John ID. Archbold has been absorb
Ing the independent interests ever
since and largely on the sly, az In the
Acme instance. When the original oil
trust was formed in 1882 he became
one of the nine trustees of the concern
Later he became vice president and,
AZ we have said, the practical working
head Of the business. Archbold seems
10 have made a speciality of the trans
portation end, the pipe line side Of the
serpentine monopoly, but he knows the
whole oil business from A to lizard.
When Attorney General Hadley fired
pertinent questions at him, requiring
answers in figures, Mr.. Archbold quot
ed statistics without referring to rec
oeds. All were contained within that
remarkable head of his.
A Remarkable Head.