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To the wage-EarnerWho is Ambitious.

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To the Professional Man Who is Busy.

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BRADLEY'S SPEECH.

Gentlemen Of the convention,
IN glad once more to face a Repub-
liCan convention. / want 20 say that
this is not a Music Hall convention,
and this convention does not stand
in need of a single policeman.
This is a convention of Republic
ans. My friends, l want to raise my
voice here to-day as a Republican.
believe in party harmony. | do not
believe because we have differences Of
opinion we are justified in destroying
the usefulness of the Republican par
ty. So far as | am concerned. whether
/ should be defeated or not in this
convention is 4 matter of small i'm
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TO the Successful Man Who Has Reverses.

consider 1t
judgment
business propositions you have COPIED with
afraid invitation look
proposition, where such tremendous profits
invite the investigation
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ed earn from TO per
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particulars together with samples of hograph
Name
street and No.
state.
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CONTINUED on Seventh Page.)
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15

for some further bear demonstration today
Heavy buying on the decline was reported for ths
account Of operators who missed the recent adj
vance especially IN the Hartman issues. United
States Steel, Reading and ANA Lgamased Copper.
further recessfons- Reports OF pools being rorcsc
to throw their holdings in many stocks
in circulation, and the sensational drop Anal
ganated was said 20 be due 70 effective bear
attack catching stop orders Activity OF the old
Rock Island crowd the short side served FUR
ther TO unsettIs the coincidence OF the buds
COBALT CENTRAL.-A telegram received at ths
Office OF the Cobalt Central Mines Company No
81 Wall street. from Superintendent Young at tho
mines. announces another rich strike IN the third
level OF the Big Pete The discovery was made a.
depth OF go feet. the vein running due ease
and west, nearly parallel to the rich No vein
II carries very high silver values and the tndi-
cations are that It viii fully equal any OF the pre-
vtous discoveries in the Kerr Lake district This
Is the second blind vein discovered IN the third
level OF the Big Pete
GREAT WESTERN wITHDRAWs CUT
RATES-The Chicago Great Western has with
drawn it's notice OF cut rates TO between and Id
cents on grain from Omaha TO St Paul and from
souri, River. the normal rates are II % z cents
It is believed serious grain rate war has been
averted
NEW METAL EXCHANGE MEMBERs-TSs
York Metal Exchange George Nisssn. OF the Net
ais Company; Thomas c. DOan. Of the Lehigh val-
ley Railroad Company; E T. Steward OF Jardines
MathesOn & Co. Ltd; Kurt g 6. Wolf. " J. A.
Bolles. OF the Merchant & Evans Company. Inc.
REPUBLIC STEEI~-The fiscal year OF Republic
Iron and Steel ended June -. 1903, and accordingly
covered rine months OF the sharpest business de-
preston. In the face OF this. however. the report
for the years operations proved most encouraging
Total earnings for the year. after deducting full
charges for depreciation etc. OF SS3SsS. and for
general maintenance OF GT10Oo equal 20 the
full dividend the preferred stock and approx1-
mateIy s-3S per cent on the common During the
fiscal year additions 70 the surplus account
amounted 10 ssss 5S3 making the total surplus
s. 500 5z7
...-- ---., r7z--r--,Dr -. Crieazo
c,raa+ western preferred A. preferred B and COM
mon stock holders committee OF which John ".
Castles is chairman announces extension 0r
time in which deposits OF stock VIII be received 70
September Is
EoR AN EXTRA HOLTDAY-Memsers Of the
cotton and Coffee exchanges have signed petitions
10 their respective governors TO suspend business
On the Saturday preceding Labor Day
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

MONEY HARKET.-Money call opened at l
per cent: highest IL per cent: lowest per cent;
closing 1911l per cent? last loan. II per cent; ru
ing rate 1 per cent
Time money was unchanged Brokers offered II
moderately, but continued ease in call money de-
tracted from the demand for short term dates
There was good request for five and six months
money Rates 2 per cent for sixty days. 21aq2A
per cent for ninety days, 314GSla for four months
31s TO 3 a for FIVE months 3 z TO per cent for
six months
Mercantile paper came into the market with
some freedom. There was fair but not keen
demand for the higher grades Rates, 3z94A per
cent for sixty and ninety days endorsed bills
receivable, Il per cent for four TO six months
choice names, and per cent, for others
FOREIGN EXCHANGE-The foreign exchange
market opened steady, with cables quoted at
1856 90 s62, demand sterling at 4S61a @
s. s665 and sixty day bills at a 4S510- Short
francs were 5.16A less 1-32Q5-Io and short
reichsnarks 959 The market q shade cas-
Ter in the afternoon. Gables were quoted at 4s665
@4S67O demand sterling at 4s6a bid and asked
and sixty day bills at ass $50. Short francs
held around 5.15I less 1872 and short retchs-
marks 95a. Business was quiet
Fsnkers' posted rates follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
, posted rates were as follows:

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE-Boston Is and is ESQ
discount; Chicago &C premium; ST Louis soc dis
count; San Francisco sight l0c premium. telegraph
I21xo premium; New Orleans. commercial Doc dis
count; bank 81 premium; Cincinnati. loo premium;
Savannah. buying S-1sc discount selling par.
BANK CLEARINGS--New York exchanges s256.-
4SS 70s balances Sc 7SSS5; Chicago exchanges S35.
OS2 IS6 balances s, Ga; Boston, exchanges S24
SSS.02 balances E,SsS77S; Philadelphia exchanges
sl5 $50 758. balances $L14,116
SILVER MARKET.-Bar silver, 51Ac Mexican
silver dollars, sc Bar silver IN London closed at
% 11-15d: decline, sd
GOLD PREuUM.-In Madrid, Z; Lisbon. 1850
MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. exchange
New York is quoted 202c-
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS-Customs receipts
reported Washington. s01, 30: internal revenue
receipts $7S5 49, miscellaneous receipts. S4T,4T Re-
eeipts for the day. S5S0os; expenditures. a.6400O0
Receipts for the month TO date, s2L5l60l; expendi
lures ST. $50 CO., OF expenditures. S2lS $50
Receipts for year to date, S73 6S $50;
penditures $e9 1898; excess Of expenditures. S2s
OS7 S7.
SUB-TREASURY-The Sub Treasury was debtor
TO the Clearing House S2.T75.53S.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

Renewed weakness was shown IN the market ror
outside securities throughout the entire list tnoSn
speculation as q whole was decidedly less active
than any day in the week FTesh Lquloatloh aE-
aared IN the mining list at the outset. which con-
ttnued more or less throughout the session small
rallies set IN at times covering All the So
called Lawson shares conspicuously weak
Rav state Gas fuctuated at a range OF Il United
Copper after a loss Of q rallied feebly- Nevada
Consolidated and Cunnberland-Ely- were down 14g17
Trinity of point Yukon Gold q. NeVdnA
TTtsh u and CSreene-Cananea q. Furnace Creek
fell &C. and Boston, Micnac and many OF the low
priced issues fractionally. Nipisstng. La Rose and
Cobalt Central were steady. The specialties were
neglected Bonds were dull and unchanged
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
NEW ToRk eESThAI s HypsoN RIVE
CONDITION OF TRADE.
'Oga's Review" says:

-DUa's Review says
Trade reports continue. irregular. with pre-
il others, the net result being encouraging, how
efH 60
Industry there IS z steady increase in active ca
rscTy q f<-aaces and mills footwear forwardings
ron New England factories are once more OF
ehour The same weekly volume as q year ago, and
building operations are larger, but the primary
II b3g auction sales Competition was brisk for
ss sgsaersIly expected but uhe attention OF visit
tng buyers was diverted from regular channels TO
f0r ass tended 10 defer contracts Tor future de-
livery q the finished product. but lower prices for
hr-h ro-ron and wheat favorable for eX
porT trade Several labor disputes threatened
5hich nav tend 10 retard recovery IN the indus
V1ta comparatively little friction Foreign COM
pcrts as compared with the same week last year
5 per cent smaller than in 1857 Afrer rising TO
ne highest point Of the year on Monday, prices
feH Of heavily. Money continues abundant and
EASY but mercantile collections are only fair
s. pe- cen- less than e year ago, and at other
isatng cities the decrease was SO Per cent
Bradstreers says:
Trade Is Of fair velunae. crops have made fur II
rams. and collections Show tangible Improve
neat, though backwaTdness IS still subject Of
are II the various markets IN large II not record.
numbers. bur caution and conservatism are
poiatSnsnt oppressed at the volume OF business
done SO far II August Larger crop movement
ard close 70 average yields Of small grains have
helped collections and eased prices OF most
cereals following an upturn in prices Of all sta
pies. notably Of food products. in July. but
scanry supplies Of old grain z check TO active
hearsh operations in breadstuffs. as IS also re-
neWal O1 export demand az recent declines Corn
Is especially steady. and this week has sold Al
some markets al the highest prices IN forty
years. Reports Of buying OF Argentine maIZ5
for import Do not mention important amounts,
however Later reports Of building operations in
decrease Is shown from year ago, comparing,
however. with heavy decreases in preceding
months Industrial reports are as favorable as
for some weeks past. There Is sui slow. grad
uel Improvement in the iron and steel and allied
trades though pig iron is lower this week. and
as Southern lumber prices are higher, there IS
TAX q many mills being again set in motion
scl, there are numerous reports Of cuTtaiIed out
put; textile lines az one leading centre are run
atng 10 only 50 70 SO per cent Of capacity, and
ouy1ng II other lines. such shoes, liquors
tEholessls and retai) and lumber. at the North is
BAD 70 run 30 70 10 per cent below the normal
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
AMERICAN SECURITIES ABROAD.
London. Aug. i. ?. m--The market for Aunerf-
az secaT.ties was weak Last quotations follow:

FOREIGN MONEY 8IARKET-Can money in
-1encon -9Gl& per cent; open market discount rate
41 snort bills. Ia per cent. long bills 7-I6Q1ls
per cent Berlin discount rate. 2s8 per cent. Paris
S1sco1nt rate, LID per cent Paris exchange on
.Soldor- : francs Z centfrnes Bar gold. rs
.-sa Berlin exchange on London, 20 marks %
reE1igE
roREIGN SECURITIES-British consols for
--eley. 81 per cent: for the account IS 9-16.
SfeacA renues. q francs 20 ceuttueE.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
INACTIVE STOCKS.

closing quotations for stocks in which there were
no transactions yesterday the New York Stock
Exchange:
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

: ne following shows yesterdays closing quota
sans for government bonds. compared with Thurs
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished by Charles D Barney & Co. No 20 Broad
street. New York and No 122 South 4th street,
ToF1aSatnbtr ,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
FoaEIeN GOVERNMENT SECURITIES.

Interchangeable. tcou7on- tRegtsterea-
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15

NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
Furnished by Eyer & Co. No 81 Wan street,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15

9d 9Th 80 shares the SoT5sTRoRaa& nd & day @ IN 1877 @ same IN 1917
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
BANK STOCKS.

Total sales Of bonds. 81. 45s, coo.
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15

les, $50 Total sales
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

shed by Van echaics q Co.. No. I wan street,
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15
THE SOUTHERN INDIANA RAILWAY COMPANY

IoHN C. wEADOCK- Secretary.
wall Street New York City.
BYRNE & CUTCHEON. Counsel
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15

IUDU 81 L SWl Con 4S. 10
10000 s A & = P As s.
5000 Seab A I Gold As 80
20G0 DO ...-. SO
$4,000 So P 1st Ref As SO
1000 Tex & P Ist IS 40
10000 Third Ave 1st 5s. 1O6
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15

DiCSdend Notices.
NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY
s2no He Board Of Direcrus have de-
PREFERRED Il c=re6 foEry-secoze oonse-
DIVIDEND quarterly Dividend CT one
quarters iI5zl per centoa the
Preferred Capital Of
-zvzs8e August Stockholders Of record
dose Business /. 1895 TTznsfeT books
~ pot ae closed. F.E BUGBEE. Treasurer.
SFW YORK CENTRAL s HUDSON RIVER
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Ofcs q New York. July 1908.
dividend O. and one-ouarrer Per cent ths
cs-stsI stock OF the ROME WATERFOWL & OGDENS-
grEG RAILROAD COMPANY will be paid by the New
Yok Central and Eu6sou River Railroad Company Lessee
f-zssr provisions
ro-rpzzes after August 18th. 1905
business July
1Ist 1905 EDWARD L ROSTER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1908-08-15

s20F 1924
1000 do Penn c T 4s S3A
1900 do --.-....--- s31s
1000 Ev & Ind LIST 6s .1fOSz
1900 Gen Elec Deb 5s- 1881
5000 DO ...--.- -f25
10000 CIR Bay Deb B. . 151s
5000 Hook 2 1st 4Izs -40314
1000 Int p T - Gifts 10012
2Elf
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
1908 TO BE A GREAT
YEAR FOR BASEBALL

New York, Feb. 3-That 1908 will
be banner year for professional base
ball in the opinion expressed by Pres
ident Garry Hermann Of the National
commission. Hermann says:
II believe that the present year
holds even better prospects for base
ball than there we're results in 1907.
Through the instrumentality Of the
National Association Of Minor League
clubs, the various baseball Interests
are being drawn closer and closer to-
gether in more friendly co-opera-
tion, with the nstrual result that
evils are being eliminated and beDefi.
cial features evolved that can not but
work to the best interests Of the great
national game. In my opinion the
races in both National and American
leagues will be more exciting in 1908
than they were in 1907. 1t is plain
that the weaker teams on both cir
cults have been strengthened more
than the stronger ones. This means
that these second division teams will
be tougher propositions in 1908 than
they were in 1907.
'And with closer races than here
tofore, patronage is certain to be
greater than ever"
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
CHARGED WITH USING
MAILS TO DEFRAUD

Springfield, o.. Feb. 3-ReveIend
William G. Whitaker. giving his
home at Exeter. Kan. is in Jail in
Springfield. charged with having used
the United States mails to defrsud.
He was arraigned before United States
Commissioner Rocket and WAS COM
mitted in default of 800. bail. The
affidavit on which Whitaker was ar
rested was sworn out by the postmas-
ter Of Asheville, N. @. and AYERS that
Whitaker claimed to represent an es-
tate in England which he said was
worth $500. 600. 900 to $500, 000, 600. be-
longing TO the heirs Of John Whita-
ker and Jane Scott Parker. He COM
municated with number Of people In
this country and claimed that for the
small fee OF $40 he would look after
their Interests.
Whitaker WAS arrested in Dayton
Friday evening and brought to
Springfield yesterday.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
CENTRAL BANK AND CREDIT
CURRENCY the NEED

New York, Feb. 3-Speaking at
the annual banquet Of the school Of
commerce. New York university. Will
liam B. Ridgely. comptroller Of the
currencv expressed himself as fear
full that the political situation ia
such at present that the prospects Of
getting legislation to reform the
country's banking system are far from
bright. "a central bank and credit
currency, he said, "are the things
upon which we must rely. and not
politics. to prevent psnics. -
Former Secretary Of the Treasury
Lyman ]. Gage. qualifledly endorsed
Comptroller Ridgely's idea.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
OFFICIAL ROSTER OF
REPUBLICAN DELEGATES

Washington. Feb. 3-It is expected
that within two or three days the re.
suits of the first election OF delegates
to the Republican national conven-
tion will be received at the headquar.
ters Of the national committee in this
city.
It Is the desire Of the committee
and IN accordance with the call for
the convention. that the committee
shall be Informed as soou rs possible
after the selection of delegates shall
have been made, Of the names and
addresses OF those chosen. Secretary
Dover points out that 1t will facili.
tate greatly the work Of the commit
tee In the preparation Of the Temporal
~ roll Of delegates to the convention
IL this Information be transmitted to
the committee promptly.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
P|TTSBURC
STARTS A
CRUSADE

Pittsburg. Feb. 3-Yielding to pro-
tests Of women. the police Of Home.
stead have determined to vigorously
prosecute an anti.swearing crusade.
Since the mills closed two weeks ago
men congregated on the streets and
gave vent to their opinions in un-
couth language. The evil became
80 bad that women were shocked.
Now that the mills have resumed.
the police say the cause for profanity
is gone. The old blue laws inflicted
fine of 6716 cents for each oath will
be enforced. Judge J. Clyde Miller
is leading the movement to stop the
use of profanity.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
he FAvoRS
IMPROVING
BREEDOF men

New York, Feb. 3-Goveronor
Charles f. Hughes made trenchant
plea for the abolition Of race track
gambling. In speech delivered to-
day at a mass meeting Of the ''cit-
izens aptirace track gambling CAM
paign," In the Majestic tbeater.
Brooklyn. The governor declared
that the question Of race track gam
bling was not matter for the
churches or for any particular set Of
social reformers. but whether the con-
stitution Of the state Of New York
shall be enforced. He said that
much had been heard about improv-
ing the breed Of horses. which he was
in favor Of. but he was also In favor
Of improving the breed Of men.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
TWO PASSENGERS KILLED,
THIRTY.F0UR INJURED

Adisin. Mich. Feb. 3-The De-
troit accommodation on the Wabash
railroad. due at 7:47, and running
late, WAS wrecked two and q half
miles east Of here shortly before 10
O'Clock last night. two passengers be.
Ing killed and "a injured. Most Of
the injured are not seriously hurt.
A relief train is taking the injured
to Detroit. Among the injured are
several people from the Belasco the
ater, New York.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
MASKED men
HOLD UP
TROLLEY CAR

Elizabeth. N. j., Feb. 3-Two
masked men held up an Elizabeth
New York trolley car at East Jersey
aud Front streets early this morning
and at the point of revolvers robbed
the mortorman and conductor and
two men passengers.
The car WAS standing at what IL
known as the Loop" at the foot Of
East jersey street. Conductor Harry
Brown and Mortorman Thomas Delan-
ey, with the two men passengers,
we're sitting Inside the car. One
masked man entered the car from the
rear, the other from the front door.
Each fourished u revolver.
Taken unnwares, the four men were
forced to hold mp their hands. One
Of the thieves rified the pockets OF all
four while his companion covered
them with revolver The holdup
men got about $65. including the con =
ductor's collections for the day and
two gold scarf pins.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
WANT TURKISH DIPLOMATIC
AGENT AT THE VATICAN

Rome. Fob. 3-It Is reported that
negotiations are In progress with n
view Of having Turkish diplomatic
agent accredited TO the Vatican to
deal directly with the pnpsl officials
regarding the protection Of Catholics
In Turkey, thus avoiding, IL this pro.
rogative Is removed from France. its
assumption by any other power. 1t
IL asserted that II an Ottoman agent
Is accredited to the Vatican the apos-
tolic deleagte at Constantinople will
be raised to nuncio. and that Mon.
sidgnor Aversa. the papAl envoy-ex-
trsordinAry to Cuba will be given tho
once.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
Winds STOPS
BREATH AND
A Man DIES

New York, Feb. 3-Henry J. Cas-
ey, 20 years old. collapsed in drug
store at One Hundred and Twenty
fifth street and Lenox avenue today, a
moment after he had staggered in
from the sidewalk. When DR.. NJ. A.
Eckle arrived from Harlem hospital
Casey was dead DIR. Eckle said
the high wind stopped Casey's breath
and caused hemorrhage. William
Germane. who was with Casey at the
time, said that his friend had long
been convinced he would die sudden
ly
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
CAR STRIKES CARRIAGE
AND THREE ARE KILLED

Peru. Ind, Feb. 3-Alfred Killing.
Mrs. Alfred Killing and the formers
brother. Ora Killing were killed vt
Benefits Switch. l3 miles south OF
this city by their carriage being run
down on crossing Of the Indiana
Union Traction line.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
The World Famed Carnival.

Mardi Gras, at New Orleans. Feb.
ruary 25th. Low winter tonrist rate
via Colorado and Southern. Illus-
trated booklet sent on request. 7. f.
Fisher. General Passenger Agent.
Denver
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
For Rheumatic Sufferers.

The quick relief from pain afford.
cd by applying Chamberlain Pain
Balm makes II = fAvorite with suf.
frers from rheumatism. sciatica. lame
back. lumbAgo and deep seated and
muscular pains. For sale by Daniels
Drug store. It's
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
Don't make a mistake

IL scn buy your COIL from Hoxste you
will get Rockville coal. Don't make .
mistake and get something slss In place
Of Rockvale coal. Buy what you get.
All kinds Of Wet Mountain valley hay
and Ban Luis valley hay at reduced
prices lam making special prices on
everything In my line in large qusnti-
ties. SEQ Hrgate and II am not In
line tell me 20.
|Cb< Wk5t cnd Fed Store
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03

SO all may know. certain coal
nrm in Florence Is advertising Rock
vale coal at %. 90 per ton. They
have not got Rockvale coal now nor
haven't had at any time.
I0tf JOHN KlLE, Rockvaie.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03

Better than . lcttcr-The Weekly
Tribune. Send II 10 your friends d
4 distance.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03
Delights Of the Sea.

The Colorado and southern's low
rates and splendid service places the
Mexican Gulf within only few
hours distance. Let m tell you OF
the splendid attractions. T. Il. Fish
or. General Passenger Agent, Denver.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03

Looking for a bargain Soc our
class ads.
The daily tribune., 1908-02-03

Tribans, eisA eds do The businsss.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-08

tation may issue to the said R. A. Alton, requiring the said Alton to ap- pear before the Board of Medical Examiners of Arizona, at a time and place to be by them appointed, then and there to show cause why, if any he have, the license to practice medi- cine in the territory of Arizona here tofore issued to him by said Board of Medical Examiners of Arizona as aforesaid, should not be revoked and cancelled, and that a hearing be granted by said board upon the charges hereinbefore set forth.
 FRANCIS Fl. REDEWILL, MD. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 24th day of September, A. D. 1908.
 (SeaD) H. W. BERRYMAN,
 Notary Public.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-08

nor can they legislate booze out of his stomach.
 It is a well known fact that many physicians fall into intemperance and the drug habit. It is also equally well known that when overtaken by such habits they are no longer re- sponsible for their acts or for what they say. It is also well known that physicians sometimes do things which in the light of the law is considered criminal practice. I, like Dr. Rede will, would like to raise our noble profession to the very highest stand ard of excellence and reliability. But for many reasons it would be well for the Maricopa Medical Society to cast out the beam that is in their own eye and then they can see clearly how to cast out the mote in their brothers.
Arizona republican., 1908-10-08

Belleflower apples, S1.75 per box, at Crumps.