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The Brattleboro reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1907-1912, 1908-09-25


M, As gladys Moore is teaching IN lem
'a ~
I p Lllle stearns has entered schoo
:, p'''on'
i. an r. 1 IA OF Gardner is a guest OF
=, :, V H. ureen.
WIN y. 'st IN Gardner.
Nh and Mrs, Samuel Wotton are the
Ia Ewers was taken to the North.
upton asylum this week.
ater, is taking a vacation.
Miss Agnes Moore has zone to New
The seniors of fine biob school enioved
corn roast last Fridav evening
TN hail ON We "hUus was ern ae;u AZ '
The rsr,l ,,o,, tI'e9a. 'e ~
Mn N n 'H Nm Hi'sias evening"
Win, W N V u MalIIey is p entertaining her
- ''N'NAA>A w " 49,
hned d from MRS. ALVIN George have re-
~. Nv n rum Trip to New York city.
AN' George Spafford of New London,
M ' y 'ls''lng Mrs. N. +. Alexander.
l n, ranme Cotton has returned from
NJ. ~,
,s as Eleanor Hull and two friends
NJ w. ;,
m sI !. Mary H. Stockwell of Philadel-
n,
s.I n,nalIey Fair at Brattleboro next
NJ IL, Will be bigger and better than ever
/ "
M W. w. Proctor has moved his family
NJ ne l9 fiat on the second floor of Proc
M 'V w
ksn M wary l.. Drake of Gardner has
II w. .slVlng, at Mrs. Albert STATIONS
M Y " e
srbs, ~ ray Smith is entertaining her
~ ID }. MS E. n. Bohne, and sister,
NJ, y nonne'
b FSdhh ), Hall will give reception
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COATS AND SUITS.

Our Suit Stock this season enjoys
Partisan privilege, our buyer having
secured some imported models at prices
not exceeding the import duty. Suits
AZ $500, $3.50, $1,000. $500, $4,000.
$500, $1,000, $1,000, $500, $4,000.
s225.00.
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DRESS GOODS.

Fine Atwood scrges in herringbonc
effects in Red, Brown, Green, Navy.
Special, 75c.
New Silks in Waist Patterns in Van
Dyke and Color Stripes. Special 75c.
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Cottage on Rustic Ridge Burned.

4 cottage on Rustic Ridge was burned
|lhiay evening. 1t belonged to Mr..
Aoberg He was away and the build
e vas left in the care of some one, but
I !. minutes after the fire was discov-
|nd the building was entirely consumed.
vas one of the best Of the cottages
I'd the loss is estimated at Sl,400, and
h probably insured. As there was no
at the time, the fire did not spread,
"a i everything in that section is in q
bay combustible state, it was most for
nate that all the cottages did not burn.
lke are over 50 in number and are
occupied during the winter months.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-09-03
Call 10 Comrades.

To the EI.Coniederstes living in
Bates county: Mr. Vim E Walton
has made the generous offer 10 she
Ex Coniederstes and ex-Federals 80
make group picture OF these old
veterans on Old Settlers day and
present each one with u picture As
commander OF Marmsduke Camp, !
want to appeal 30 oil members and
all ex Coniederates In Bates county
TO turn out on shat day and join
the group. This will be u very vslu.
able picture 10 hand down TO our
children and childrens children for
generations. Only a few Gus are
leit, let us meet 10 Busler or Old
Settlers Day, Oct. 7sh, and take d, d.
vantage Of Mr.. Waltons generous
offer. PIERCE HACkErr.
Commander Marmadukp Camp.
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q ball while playing a game Sunday.

q ball while playing game Sunday.
Grandm. Jones is very sick, and
they have moved her to her grand.
daughter, Mrs. Edgar Walker.
B. F. Jennings friends are glad to
hear that he IL we'll pleased with his
land In Colorado He has found
plenty OF water wi.hin 40 feet.
Born, to the vile of Charley Clouse,
twin bsbies-a boy and girl. The
little boys lie was short. They
buried him In the Woodfn cemetery.
Born, to the vile Of Dick Orear, d
baby girl.
Miss Bessie Goodwin, OF Foster,
and Hiel McFeely, OF Nevada, were
married at that place Wednesday she
26th.
The NJ. E s s had a picnic at
Elmer Lsughlin's Saturday evening
The children had royal time.
The ladies' cemetery association
will meet the first Saturday In Sep
tember at Salem cemetery. They
want everybody that are interested
In the cemetery to meet with them.
THERE'S work to be done, and 1t takes
money to do It.
Perry jennings and Miss Cora
Havely, OF Foster, were united in
marriage at the NJ. E parsonage at
Nevada last Wednesday by Rev
Mcclure They we're accompanied by
several friends, who Witnessed she
happy event The bride is q daugh-
ter, OF Mrs G. W. Havely. OF Foster,
and niece OF a. II Hsvely, also q
prominent resident OF that place
The groom Is the son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Frank jennings, of Fort Lupton,
Colorado, who formerly lived here.
The bride wss attired 10 q dress OF
chiffon batiste trimmed in val lace,
while the groom wore the conven.
tional black.
Although Mrs. Jennings has resid-
ed in Foster only a short time. she has
won many friends by her gracious
disposition, who will join In wishing
them q happy and prosperous life.
| DINAH
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Am0ret.

Ben Shelby of Aiton, Okla visited
here last week.
Miss Edith Brown of Denver visit.
ed her aunt, Mrs W { Brown OF
this city last week
Mrs. G. W. McAninch and children
leis last week for u short visit wish
relatives at Johnstown.
Miss Nellie Burnhsm OF Hastings,
Nebraska, came home last week Tor
u visit with her parents,
Mrs. W, X Jones and daughter.
Bernice, are visiting as Sulphur
Springs.
Mrs. Shakespeare and sons have re
turned home To- Philadelphia alter II
short yi,is AS she Darby iarm.
Jas, Tilsey had she misfortune 50
break his collar bone last week, while
working with some cattle. He war
given prompt medical attention.
Mrs Hurt oi Jingo and Mrs WI.
gas OF P,easHnton, Kansas, visited
Mr. anu Mrs F. N. Davidson last
week.
II lby Braden Jr has returned to
his work iu Kansas City after sshor,
visit here.
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family, Friday OF last week.

iamliy, FRIDAY OF l6st week.
Herman Hill Left Monday OF last
week for Spokane, Washington.
Charley Wort's father and mother
who have been here over q month
expects TO leave for their home at
Lincoln, Neb, Saturday.
II is thought by many that Char.
lotte township is safe Tor Bryan.
VIII Heckadon, wife and family OF
Wall Street. Kan visited bis BROTH
era, julius and Charley Heckadon,
John Huffman and wife, who went
to Lebanon, NO., by wagon, have re-
turned home
Pierce Hacket has just returned
from Salt Lake City. He says Maud
Hacket bic niece who lived many
years with the family OF Charley
Wolf, married In Salt Lake aud did
Sell, have fine property there. Maud
had many friends here.
Mr.. Glass Of California will visit
the west part Of the county the last
OF next week and talk for the prohi.
bitionists and try to find the local
option girl. Make ready for his CON-
Ing, he is a pleasant speaker Due
notice Of his meetings will be given
Clyde Denny returned home last
Sabbath from Kansas, where he had
been farming this summer. His wife
came back several weeks ago, |,
has been very dry this summer, he
was near Park, Kan.
| Miss Mayme McKibben has beer
employed to teach the Bethel schoo
this winter.
Endeavor at the Virginia Christian
church next Sunday evening stsever
O'Clock Topic: A life lived with Goo
(Ps 91 Conservation Meeting
Leader Miss Geneva Draper. Every
one Is invited to attend.
Miss Elsie Park will begin teaching
the Plsinview school next Monday
Sunday School service at the Crool
school house every Sunday at 800
pm
Wilbur Park Thrashing Co., |
thrashing wheat. oats and fax 4
the suburbs of Park Town this week
j. II Park has been making som
concrete floors Tor his red hogs.
AARON.
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MerWin.

X. c. Chappell is building two new
porches onto his residence.
Mrs. Nellie Stewart Is visiting rela
tives in Iowa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ii. Storrs visited rel
atives In Ottawa last week.
P. W. Kinsley and family moved
30 Emporis, Kansas, last week.
Mrs. r A. Walcott is visiting rels
tives in Des Moines, Iowa.
On the sick list are: j E Bell
Mrs. j. L Dalton, Thos Hilton, Mrs.
Sarah Williams, and Geo Valley.
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-09-03
Real Estate Transfers.
WARRANTY DEEDS

WARRANTY DEEDS
EP Hawkins to 0 II Lawrence lots
l & 2 blk 10 Amsterdam 5000
D Wariord to + r Allen lots 20 &
30 In Warfords add to Adrian 5000
Jas NJ Tucker TO Arch l. Sims blk
A Slime & fuckers add TO Worlsnd 81
VIM Whiteley to A J Comstock lots
Z & 8 blk IL Merwin 5000.
JIM Christy TO John Jacobs 40 a
sec 6 Hudson $3.50.
Oliver Adair to Il Il 1isle & Arthur
Duvall 140 sec 8 Elkhart $4,000
National Bank OF Commerce in st
Louis to Oliver Adair 140 q sec 8
Elkhart $2600.
Maude 8 Marley to Grace Eager
sk lot 2 and ell lot 8 Ida Henry's
add to Butler $4,000.
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Virginia.

Township Sunday School Conven-
tion will be held at Mt. Carmel the
second Sabbath In September ia the
afternoon at 2 p. m. Good speakers
are expected to be present and talk
to the dear people about Sunday
Schools.
Mrs. Carrie Henderson and son left
Tuesday fer Eldersde Springs for
her health.
DR.. Mitchell OF Texas came In Thurs
day to look after bis property here.
He had been 10 Ohio and spent some
time among his old playmstes. He
expects to remain here several weeks
fixing up his farm.
Miss Zyx Harper and Gertrude
Crowell OF Butler spent Friday with
Miss Helen and Elsie Park.
The Virginia school house has its
new coat OF paint on and is now
ready Tor the commencing OF school
next Monday.
The Virginia Band has reorgsniz
ed.
Albert Allen and Roy Cuzlck at.
tended the Endeavor Convention at
Kansas City Friday, Saturday and
Sunday.
Some of our people are wearing a
new badge with the letters T s.f + on
it. An expert badge reader says 1t
reads: Temperance Advocates
Fighting Temperance"
John Sparks is picking and market.
Ing pears for Willie Rubel. They es-
innate the crop at 500 bushels.
Mr.. Calvert, wife and daughter of
near CORTLAND visited Clark Draper
and family Sabbath.
Arthur Steele and family OF Butler
passed through Park Toyn Sabbath
evening on their way home from
Parker Kan, where they had been
visiting for q week. His brother
Emett and son of Parker, Kan, were
With them They had some big, fine
apples that grew In Kansas. They
we're q big load oi Prohibitionists for
one horse 70 pull
Hes William's sale was we'll attend
cd. He has sold his farm and will
move to Butler TO live.
John Wright and wife OF Butler
we're the guests Of Mr.. Ewing and
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MinQo and North East Bates.

Many Of the farmers are busy pre-
pairing their ground for wheat
". Twombly 10 buying calves.
He has bought about thirty, five.
The trustees and others who were
Interested, met ut the McCue cemetery
last Saturday and cleared away the
growth OF weeds, which greatly i'm
proved Its appearance.
r s. Snow and son are feeding q
fine bunch OF hogs.
S Z Smith returned from Peru
last Thursday. He reports a pleas
ant visit.
Miss Iva Dale has returned from
California, No, where she has been
visiting her brother
Nr. McMsnama is reported very
poorly at this writing.
Miss Zula Pelley returned last Sun
day to Kansas City alter two weeks
visit with home folks. She was &C.
compsnied on her return by her sis.
ter, Miss Wilma Pelley.
Mr.. McClenney is reported a. being
no better.
Mrs. Jennie Balm OF Illinois visited
at Walter Staleys last week.
A crowd Of the young folks were
out serenadiDg Saturday night
They were certainly worthy of their
name, which according to sheir song
was "nightingales."
Altons and Aaron played bali last
Sunday. The score was 10 TO 20 in
favor Of Altons. AUNT JENNA
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Peru Items.

Ed kletch, u Miami county, Is
wishing friends and relatives oi ths
neighborhood.
Aprosracted meeting began at THE
place last Sunday nighs, held by Rev.
Duncan, Rev Suitor and the evaDge-
list Rev Ciaued
c. NJ Thomas lDis Tuesday Of this
week for Liberal, Kansas
Miss Stella Talbot, ~ Butler is
wishing Miss LAURA DuVan this
week UNCLE ABB
The Butler weekly times. (Butler, Mo.) 1881-1918, 1908-09-03
IF HORSES COULD TALK

Many complaints would be heard
about harness misfits. A strap is
a strap. of course. A harness is
a harness. to be sure. but little
difference in the cut makes a big
difference in the tit on the horse
and the wear of the harness.
If every driver would consider this
when buying harness, many
horse would escape the chafins
and pinching of bad.iitting har-
ness.
When you buy set of our shop-made
harness you get the benefit OF a
life's experience as makers Of
harness for horse COMFORT, as
well as ELEGANCE, STRENGTH
and DURABILITY.
Single Buggy Harness
$1,000 to $500
Double Buggy Harness
S25.0O to $4,000
Team Harness
$500 to $4,000
II we haven't what you want-we
can make il. without any eXtrs
charge. We want to prove To
you that it is safer to buy harness
and all horse furnishings from
our shop than from fancy descrip-
tons and pictures of factory work.
Saddles OF all kinds. Brides. Hal
ters. Whips. etc. Fly Nets. Dust
Hoods, Lap Robes and Blankets.
Axle Grease. Buggy Paints. Bug
gy Top Repairing; Tents. Wagon
Sheets. etc. Paper and Rubber
Roofing.
0ecApI Ann 4. cnNc
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The New Home mine hss started
up again.
Messrs. VIM. Slower and Darby
had phones put in Wednesday
Jay Hair and wife are visiting at
Eldorado Springs.
Miss Lizzie Lloyd and little brother,
-Hefaee, are Visiting relatives In
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Foster.
Mrs. ] C. Griegs, Of Garden City,
is visiting her brotherin law, Mr.
Cobb.
A gate fell on Wiley Woods at the
cattle yard and broke his ankle.
Earl dair has his mill ready for
making molasses, and he will get
sweet as soon as the cane is ripe.
Fred Layd got hit on the nose With
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Amsterdam.

Mrs. c A Emerson visited In Kan
sas City last week.
Mrs f Alexander oi New Mexico
accompanied by her listle con came
10 last W., k FOR Il visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. + Moore
Ernest Smith has returned 10 Kan
sas City siter a~twO week visit with
home folks
Mrs. jeff Rhinehsrt oi northeast o!
here was brought back IRON tbe Uni
versity Hospital AT ksnsas Csy last
week. She l. recovering rapidly
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-13
Mineral Application No. OIO30.
OH APPLICATION ron
PATENT.
Mineral survey No. a54s.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, NEW. OCT. 23, 19l

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
CARSON CITY, NEW, OCT. 23, zoos.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
CHAIRMAN Consolidated COPPER
COMPANY, Corporation organized
and existing under and by virtue
OF the laws of the state of Main,
by its agent and attorney in fact,
Thomas l.. Mitchell. whose residence
and post office address Is Ely,
Nevada, has made application for
a United states patent for the
Great Western, Joana No. and Joana
Gore lode claims situated in
Robinson Mining District. White Pine
County Nevada, being Mineral Survey
No. 1886 and described in the field
notes and plat of the official survey
now on file in this office. with magnetic
variation at II deg. 80 min. East as
follows;
Beginning at Cor No. being the
s. f. Cor. of the Great Western loca-
tion, this survey whence section cor
ner common to sections Z, 8, II and IS
In TIP. 16 North OF Range So EN- DIN:
bears y. So deg. So min. 30 see. II
2737.17 feet distant thence, first
course, $. So deg. 16 min. W. 900 feet
to. Cor. Joanna Gore; thence, second
course. $. 81 deg. 81 min. w. 1924 feet
to Corner No. Joanna Gore (being
identical with Cor. No. Joana No. %
thence, third course, n. Sc deg. 10 min.
West 1900 feet TO Cornor No 3
Joana No. 9 thence, fourth course. N.
% deg. so min. L. 600 IT. to Cor. No. 4
Joanna No. .: thence, nth course, S. Sc
deg. 10 min. Il. 107396 feet to wester-
ly side line of Grea. Western; thence,
sixth course, n. 80 deg. "A min. w.
1046.12 feet to Cor. No. 3 of Great
Western; thence. seventh course. n. So
deg. Is min. r. 600 It. to Corner No.
S. 80 deg. Al min. f. 1900 IT. to Corner
NJ l of Great Western. the place of
beginning; excepting and excluding
from said application Cd Those por-
tions Of said Great Western location In
conflict with (a) Blackstone lode claim
L. $. Lot No. As and OBJ with Union
Lode claim L. s Lot No. "a. The net area
of said lode claim after excluding the
all of which is claimed and applied for.
The original and amended certificates
of the several locations are of record
in Office the OF County Recorded OF said
ing Locations as follows: Great West
ern, oringinal, page 206 Book |;
amended page cas-, Book l;
amended pages s11-S13. Book IS
amended pages 1896. Book Is.
Joana Gore. original. pages 525-526
Book II. The nearest known locations
are the Blackstone, Y. S. Lot No. .45;
Survey No. 3126; Joana. u. S. Lot No.
sc; Chairman, Chainman Gore, and
Turkey L. s. Lot No. 65: Maud $.
placer and afagnuson, survey No. SS51;
and Tiger placer, Survey No. 2S02.
Said lode claims are situated in the
$. w. II of Section and the n. w. Il
of Section Is, all in Township 16 N.
r. CO T..
direct that this notice be published
in the Daily White Pine News, at Ely,
Nevada. the newspaper published
nearest the said lode mining claims
for n period of sixty days.
LOUIS J. COHN.
Register
(First Publication October. ~, 1909
Last Publication December 80, 1909
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-13
RESULTS IT GOLD CIRCLE
Morc High Gfade j. Repolted-nucb
Work IN Progress.

WINNEMUccA. Dee. James
and u. Gieeson, well known mining
men. have returned from a trip 10
Gold Circle, the Elko county gold
camp. and they state that the district
is certainly making good. New dis
closures of rich ore are made almost
daily. while the development which
has been done has resulted in uneoY-
ering large bodies OF milling ore.
Despite the hard times. claim holders
In Gold Cercle worked right
along and Il is surprising the amount
of good ore that is now In sighl on
the different properties.
Another team load of ore has ar
rived at Golconda from the Boyle
lease ON the Esmeralda TO be shipped
10 the smelter and these shipments
are becoming pretty regular
The Salt Lake Mining Review has
this TO gay about the camp
Indeed. as matter OF fact, Gold
Circle Is now the observed of all OBJ
servers. and there Will be great
deal of activity there during the com
ing winter: while one or more miiis
will doubtless be In operation there
within the next few months. The ma
chinery for the Gayman Will soon
nearly all on the ground. The Colo
Circle Crown company, which is do
ing some systematic work IN the way
of mine development. and Which Is
meeting with gratifying success, VIII
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-12-13
NOTICE OF HEARING OF PETIT
TION FOR PROBATE OF WILL
AND E>OR ISSUANCE OF LET
TIERS OF ADMINISTRATION
WITH THE WILL ANNEXED.

In the Fourth judicial District
Court of the State of Nevada, in and
for the county of White Pine.
In the matter of the estate of
George w. Raft, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that ". b.
Graham has filed his petition on the
9Th day of December, 1908, with
the Clerk of the said Court, for the
probate of the last Will of George
w. Raff, deceased. and asks that
Letters of Administration with the
will annexed be issued TO him; and
that Wednesday, the 9Th day of De-
eember, 1908, at 10 O'Clock a. IN. of
said day, and the court room of said
Court at the court house at the town
of kiy, County of White Pine and
State of Nevada, have been appointed
the time and place for the hearing of
the petition for probate of the last
Will of George w. Ran, deceased, and
for the hearing of the application of
W. b. Graham for letters of admins
tration in said estate, when and
where any person interested may ap-
pear and contest the issuance of tne
same.
Witness my hand and seal this 9th
day of December, 1908.
(Seal) NJ. b. GARAGHAN,
Clerk of the said District Court.
BY d. NJ. Mcdonald. Deputy.
G. +. Putnam, Attorney for Petit
toner.
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TAFT LET HIM OWE FEE.
j. Hamilton Lewis Recalls Long Ago
Kindness To Young Lawyer.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Dec. -
James Hamilton Lewis. assistant dis
trict attorney at Chicago, was be-
fore the supreme court today. and
while there sought the clerk of the
court, and asked If he might pay for
his certificate to practice before the
court, granted TO him many years
ago. He paid the usual fee of $40.
and gave this explanation:
Fifteen years ago ] came to the
court With a little case. and after be-
ing admitted to practice. did not
have the $40 to pay the fee. asked
the solicitor general, who was there
ii | could owe il. He said ! might
The solicitor general was William II
Taft who will be the next president +"
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Strauss attacks
Foil in Mining
ADVISES THAT COMPANIES
WHICH REFUSE IMPORTATION
III SKINNED IN PIBLIC-PRO-
poSAL To REGULATE PRICES.

NEW YORK. Dec. 12-Financial
regulation by government commits
sion and the insurance of stock hav-
ing no nominal par value We're dis
cnssed by Albert Strauss of j. d W.
seligman. in a lecture ON Invest
ments as Affected by Speculation, y"
before the investment class of the
West Side Young Mems Christian as
ISOLATION last night.
Mr.. Strauss defined the investor as
one who intends 10 secure an income
and the ultimate safe return of his
capital The Spectator seeks a
profit from fluctuations in the market
value of the principal and looks to
the appreciation of the principal for
his reward. The speaker then point
ed out that il 500 We're paid in on
every share OF the par value OF $100
il would not follow that the stock
would he worth 500. One company
might manage lis affairs 50 Well that
It's original assets of 10000
would increase 10 $1,2ao,0O0, earn
l. per cent on these assets and pay
. per cent dividends on its stock,
which then would be worth $3.50.
Another eompany's assets might
shrink from bad management, poor
location. etc. 10 $500, 600. pay no
dividends and be worth only 20.
Clearly" said Mr.. Strauss. the
payment OF 500 a share. even under
superyisio of a government commits
sion. Will not free the investor from
the necessity OF careful investiga-
ton into the actual value Of his pro-
ieeted investment. Under that ne
eessity the investor has always been
and will always be. There is. how
ever, real danger that loose talk
on the subject may lead investors TO
think such investigation unnecessary.
No government supervision can re-
lieye the individual OF the necessity
of investigating prospective Invest
ments either personally or through
competent bankers or other agents;
nor can such supervision prevent the
nnWise expenditure OF money nor
bad management generally Stated in
this bald form the assertion will not
be questioned. but the opposite inn
plication will be found underlying
much of the current discussion. This
Is either the result OF imperfect
thinking, or else the irresponsible
chatter of demagogues. +. II. Shop
ard of the New York bar. in an adj
dress before the New Hampshire Bar
association. and 7. Z Stetson, Of the
same bar. in an address before the
New York Bar association, advocated
the passage of laws that would per-
nit the issue of shares having no
nominal par value. in other words, OF
shares of which each represents
merely an aliquot part of the enter
Prise. Every such share would, in
fact. be one share out of so many
total shares In the enterprise, and
would entitle its owner to that same
proportion OF al dividends paid, and