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The sun., 1908-07-05
G00D FOURTH FOR NEW YORKS
THEY BEAT THE PHILLIES IN
BOTH BATTLES.

xt,tse pitches Ten Inning No fit Gamo
IN the Morning Chicagos Regain Lead
nv Doyning the Pirates Twiee-BrO0k-
Iyrs Win and Lose, 40 DO the heds.
r,s New York Nationals played winning
,o,id.v ball Yesterday. They beat the Phillies
nnrninr and afternoon. making clean
"wsen on the series Of four games. The only
o,hsr team to win two games was the Chicasos,
Tho took A couple from the Ptttsburgs and
,.r.Insd first place. The Brooklyns lost In
,ss ,nornpa In Boston and won In the after
noon and the Cncinnatis divided with the
Cardinals. The results
MORNING GAMES.
View York. I; Philadelphia, o.
Boston. =; Brooklyn, 8.
chicago. ,; Sittsburg. o.
sc. Louis, o; Cincinnati. =.
AFTERNOON GAMES.
New York, 0: Philadelphia. o.
brooklyn. 3; Boston. I.
chicago. 0: Ptttsburg, Q.
Cincinnati, .; %. Louis, ..
STANDING or rHn oLuss.
,,,,.,o y !. Is IS ss ri pA.,.a.pA,. Il / sG, e,
Si,ssnurr IL q 100 Boston ..,.....9i = ,t0
rrw ynh Al n :s4 St. Louia. a.....N Il .Sos
f,ncnnAtl IS % .5i5I IBroOklyn.....1 II .o7p
The sun., 1908-07-05

Totals. 81 10 "a 10 Of
spafted for Wllhslr., IL, tbn s.y.pth ,nptn1
The sun., 1908-07-05
EASTERN LEAGUE.

STANDING OF THK CLUBS
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RELIGIOUS AcROBATs.
Dangerous Aerial Slide Annually Per-
formed IN India.

dangerous Aerlai slide Annually Fer
formed In India.
Indla offers many curious things IN
the way Of religion, ana the strangest
Of them all is the aerial slide, which IL
performed annually at Kulu, In the
Himalayas. At "A point whore there Is
clln oyorhanging a precipitous gorge
several hundred feet In width and a
hundred feet IN depth rope is madc
fast 20 the rock. The other end OF this
Is carried across the gorge and there
secured 10 stake. The total length
Of the rope between the two points Is
when drawn taut 1900 feet and the
end attached TO the clln IS several hun.
dred feet higher than that fastened on
the opposite side OF the ravine Thus
slide Is contriyed. and II Is n danger
GUS one to all appearance.
II ls down this incline that the per
former has his path For the lofty
journey a sort OF saddle Is provided
made OF wood. with holes in II. through
which the rope passes But before a
start IS made the whole length Of tho
rope IS wet TO prevent the saddle from
catching are from the friction. The
performer sits astride this seat. and to
his legs are fastened bags Of sand,
which serve two purposes they enable
him 70 maintain an upright position
during his llRhtninJ-like descent. and
they Increase the momentum The
lower end OF the rope Is carefully
wound with bits Of carpet TO check the
speed before the stake Is reached.
Without this precaution the performer
would be dashed 70 pieces
The terrific velocity OF the descent
for the tirst few hundred yards Is
shown by the stream OF smoke that
trails from the wake Of the saddle, de-
spite the fact that the rope has been
wet. Afterward the incline diminlshes
somewhat. and the pace becomes CORE
spondingly slower BY the time the
goal Is reached the jheri, as the per
former Is called, Is able to come 70 q
standstill without disaster.
This slide In the air Is supposed 60
reveal the win of the gods as 10 the
crops Of the approaching season II
the periIous trip is accomplished IN
safety a plentiful harvest Is assured.
Naturally. therefore. every care Is tax
en- to minimize the dangers OF the per
fornance. The ceremony Is OF ancient
origin. and those who engage IN Il as
jherl form small caste apart-Ney
York Tribune
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ACCIDENT
). SHOWS HBQ|llWlIS NEED
'557i5' OF V|ADUGT

The outgoing Eastern Oklahoma
passenger train. which leaves the
Union stati at five O'Clock. last
nigh. ran into a team OF mules hitcbed
10 sand wagon driven by Vliithra
McCullum at the Noble avenue cross
ins The train was running not moro
than SIX miles an hour when the acci-
dent happened and struck the wagon
just behind the front wheels, separat-
ing the wagon and the team. The
mules were ihrCAn to one side Of the
track and McCullum and nle wagon on
the other side. Engineer Geo Haas.
who thought McCullum was going 70
stop his team for the train to pass un-
III he was almost upon the CT. ssing.
threw on ble air brakes as soon as he
snw the team start forward onto the
track aud stopped the train within two
car lengths The eye Witnesses to the
accident are unable &c state whether
the engine struck McGullum, or wheth'
er il was the force OF the violent inn
pact with the ground that caused tho
injuries he sustained, consisting OF
badly fractured collar bone and ugly
gashes on his forehead and face Con-
ductor John Fcgsrty, who was IN
charge OF the train, at nee summoned
an ambulance and DR.. G. b. Hill ihe
Santa Fe physician.
McCurum's injuries we're not oon-
sideied serious by Dr. Hsll upon ex.
animation and he was removed 10 tao
residence Il Mrs. Dora y. Hill. l0f
West Cleveland avenue, nhere he
boards His wounds we're dressed Last
evening and he passed a quiet night
Dr. Hin states today that McCulum
will be able to be up and about In three
or four days
McCullum "a s. years Of age and has
lived in Guthrie seven or eigilt years.
His only relative il brother-in-iaw.
employed on the Convention hal as a
lab rer McCnilum has for several
months been employed as teamstef
Tor A. r. Porter. cclored. who haul,
sand into nhe city from the ClmBrrcn
river. Ptrter states that McCullum's
eyesight Is affected aud that he did
not be ieve the train was as close 10
II was when he attempted to Crosa,
denpite bis employer 5 protests to wait.
The accident demonstrates the need
OF the viaduct on West Noble avenue
across the Santa Fe tracks. which Is
the most dangerous or rsing In the
city. The Santa Fe had watchman
ctationcd there until few weeks ago.
when he was taken of to reduce ex.
penses.
Both Engineer Haas and Fireman
Taylor state that they w'listlcd for the
crossing.
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NEW SKIN REMEDY
STOPS ITCHING
Skin Trouble Of lnsanas and Aau'ts
Quickly curQa.

Skin Trouble Of Infants and Adu'as
Quickly curqa.
When Il is known that Poslam. the
new skin remedy, will stop the tortu.
rous itching atfendinGS tse1hnsa lNpiehl
first afH,lleatlea ,sss3- -bFiag ifssFaedlete
relief and comfort 10 sufferers nom
all skin troubles its merit will be in
stantly appreciated On the tender
skin OF chatting infants. Poslam may
he used with soothing and beneficial
effects. II is applied externally and
IFS remarkable healing powers begin
their work at once.
AN skin diseases. Including eczema.
acne. herpes. rash. tet;er, etc. yield
readily to its remarkable curative
properties. Occasional applications OF
Poslam, in small quantities, will quick,
~ Danish pmples, hives. blackheads,
bletches, and will relieve and cure itch.
ing feet scaly scalp. humors, etc. A
special 50-cent package has been adopt
ed for those who use Poslam for these
minor troubles. This as well as the
regular two-dollar Jar. is on sale at
+. B. Lilies. the Postoffice Pharmacy.
J. ~ Wal.ace's, C. b. Boe's, and other
leading drug stores, in Guthrie
An experimental supply OF Poslam
may be obtained free of charge by writ.
ing to the Emergency Laboratories, %
West Twentyfifth Street, New York
City.
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OVERTAxED
Hundreds Of Guthrie Readers Know
what Il Means.

Hundreds Of Guthrie Readers Know
what Il Means
The kidneys are oVertaxed
Have 100 much 10 do.
They ten about Il In many aches
aud pains
Fackache. sideaohe. headache,
Early IS ymptoms OF kidney ills.
Urinary troubles. diabetes. Bright's
disease follow
Guthrie citizens tells here a Ger.
tain cure
Mrs sterling Cooper. 1905 West
Cleveland avenue Guthrie. Okla.
ssys: My son has much heavy WORK
,u do aud / think this "a what caused
,'is kidneys 10 become weakened Al
nisht af'er coming home from work.
de would complain Of his back being
sore ami stiff and we had fears as -
tee outcome OF the trouble lie had
a ptiOr appetite aud was IN a general
ftn down condition !when he learned
0f Doah's kidney pills He began
using th"m and the results that fol
lJwed were Of a most satisfactory na.
inrc. His back grew strong and frea
from pain and his general condition
wa imrrlrcd. We think DOan's Kid.
ncy Pills a splendid kidney remeds
They can be procured at j. n Wal.
laoes drug store"
For sale BY all dealers .Prlce SO
cents. Foster Milbern cog Buffalo.
New Yogk sole agents for Ne United
States.
Remember the name -Doan's ara
take no other.
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DIVORCE CASES DISMISSED

The divorce cases Of Gertrude Mux
Tow vs. George Muxlow anl Della
Brown VS. Forest Brown were dismis.
sed in The District court today for
want Of prosecution
Several prisoners were arra'gne
this morning on petit larceny charges
an given ~ aOurs a. plead
The case Of the Midland Valley
Sa Jings AMI Loan company of Denver.
Colo. VS.. Sterling Cooper Is being
heard this afternoon
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WHY THIS
MYSTERY?

Mystery surrounds the granting OF
a decree OF divorce by District Judge
a. H. Huston late yesterday afternoon
alter q hearing IN his chambers. The
cause was filed yesterday afternoon
and the decree granted few hours
lato., as shown by the recoris In the
district clerks Office today The Num-.
Der OF the case IS 2S9. on The civil
appearance docket the number Of the
case alone appears. District Clerk
Charles Grlswold refused to disclose
the record in the case this afternoon.
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+ SzTETHTuTs1susutsaans.zs.us :
. SHORT CUTS {
TO THE NEWS :
! OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

The Oklahoma university football
squad passed through the city last
evening accompanied by a tArong Of
rooters enroute 10 Whichita where
they play the Fairmont college team
this afternoon.
One OF the new enterprises In the
way Of retail stores &c theWoman's
exchange. which commences ousi-
ness thiE IA eek at lO8 East Oklahoma
avenue The new establishment Is
eondurted by Mrs w n Boasen and
Miss r. Hill
Councilman Mcrrlsou i5 erecting a
residence on West Warner avenue
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ton whore he has been attending court
this week.
Architect p. Il. Weathers left last
evening for Kansas City on business
trip.
Special Agent Al Burchett, of the
Santa Fe. returned last evendng from
Ardmore.
Former Delegate W. T. S. Hunt q
here firm Oklahoma City
State Bank Commissioner II. II
SmOck returned last evening from Ok
lahoma City
Congressman-elect Dick T. Morgan,
OF Woodward. passed through the city
today enroute 70 Oklahoma City
REPRESENTATIVE J. X. lockwood. of Nc.
Loud, is here comforting with politi-
clans.
Charles Pond returned last evening
from business trip to Oklsloms City.
r. J, Kennedy returned to Topeka
last evening.
Rev P. R, Rankin IS 10 Saltwater.
J B. Mosley OF the Oklahoma BccI
company. "n7 here last evening fr IN
Oklshoma City
Division Superintende1t w. X. Ettt<.
n the Santa Fe, returned TO Arkans as
City last evening
FLAWS m RECORDS
GIVE NEeRo LIFE.
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/ He has no new developments 10 report
in the bank robbery case.
! ID. J. Burnett, OF St Joseph. Mo. is
here on business mission,
Maurice O'Rourke has returned from
visit in Ei Reno.
L. o. Lytle returned from Tulsa this
m rning wiere he has been on legal
business.
Indian Agent Frank Thackery Is
here from Shawnee conferring with
United States Attorney John Embry
relative to Kckapoo Indian affairs.
II V Hinckney. OF Sulphur is In the
cit5l He Is one OF the leading real
estate men Of Okahoms's health
resort
State Mine Inspector Pete Hanraty
is here from McAlester,
A. r. Beatman is here from ozlaho.
me City.
q. a. Page Is here from Carney con
ferring with cott-n brokers.
County Commissioner Frank Wolfe
returned to Marshall last evening
County Commissioner J. NJ. Ward Of
Elhs county. is here from Arnett to
day
J. A. Millard Is here from G odDght
Z - - ~ y ,,.l it1.1 .t'Afi ttaAla |
.-=GeoEss- " BAH eiurned- this -mesp
!. . ..~ a.. Dus.nu.s l.-r q. r.. H.
Is e~
United states Marshal John r. Aber |
nathy returned last evening from Law
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FLAWS IN RECORDS
GIVE NEeRo LIFE.
icontInued DON Paea b

The court Adjourned tclay until
Mon lay. December 9Th. at which time
a memorial service will be held for the
late Fielding Lewis. OF McAlester.
farmer assistant attorney general
when the resolutions adopted by the
court yesterday will be presented By
Attorney General West and spread up
on the record
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A HARVEST
Of DEATH
lBy Associated Press.l

Chicago, Nov. 20.--Seven track "a.
bo-ers on hanlcar were run down
by a Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
railroad passenger train between
Highland and La Grange, his, today
and killed three instantly. the othe7
four dleI Immediately afterwards.
Ten men were on the hsndcar. the
others escaping WITH slight injuries.
New York. Nov 20.---Twelve men
are believed TO nave peen killed by an
explosion cf gas main IN al eycava.
tlon at Gold and Front streets, Brook
lyn, todaq.
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h 2 9. . ~ sHSnss9HSn.
= PERTAINING TO
= THOSE ON SICK LIST
{ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mrs. -. y Procsers who recently
unde went an operation al the Me.ho.
dist hospital. "a conYalescing nicely.
John Barnes, the oung man that
was caught IN tle machinery az the
Farmers on mill We lnesday. Is con.
valescing nicely.
J. w. Afaher president CT the
Farmers Mutual Insurance conDaIu.
Is lerr frm NJ Rena
,. y. siuinpif Jr Is here freen Ok.
i1N0ma city
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PROSPECTUS.
Friday

Friday.
MS. c. NJ. Sarchet entertains In af.
tefnoon in honor OF Miss Louise Dil
worth Of NewlSirk. Miss Mabel Bagby
and Miss Eva Halsell. OF Vinita and
Miss leila Daub. of Jacksonville. i'll.
Rooney Mooney Shaa club meets in
afternoon with Miss Ruby McNeaL
Knights OF Pythias give banquet In
evening.
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'SavEsnGESE9ksneu3rSRsE
PERSONAL
AND
LOCAL

Represeniativeelect A. J. Butts. OF
q al alta county, Is here from Cherokee
Guy D. Taroot OF Cherokee. is in the
city
W. F Bowman, Of Ardmore, is a
Guthrie visitor,
District Judge VIM. Bowles is here
from Perry conferring with state e.
ficials.
Eugene NJ. Kerr. editor OF the Mus
kogee Times-Democrat. Is in the city,
la L. Hay Is here fro mwichita. he
is'a former Guthrie boy.
Secretary Of State Bill cress Is On
the sick list
g NJ Mastersoh. OF Oklahoma city
Is Guthrie visit
4 w. o. Kennedy. OF. the Western
Newspaper unioa~ ls-htre from Okla
.homa City.
y Dr, M NJ. Lively is here from Black
we'll ft- - ',latffs
-
Il f..
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Leader Anniversary number caut'
Tho copy, Send a copy back home.
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slzsnsRsHsEszsaaH4zsnssss
! FRESH TOPICS
! OF THE TOWN
- 'EsHsHesRs,Wa1sHs,Rs-Rs-E

The office force of the state depart,
ment Of education, is busy this week
preparing the annual report of the
state Superintendent. r. d. Cameron.
TO the governor showing the sondltlon
OF the public schools.
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Boys and Girls Shoes, all leather,
full vamps, si.oo to $3.50. Robinscn's.
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NEW VERSION.

iBy Bill Jones, glisself.)
Mary had little lamb,
IT'S fleece was sort "a yellcr,
And when they passed sweet Robby
Damb
His pet roam calf would beller.
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Loader Anniversary number, cents
the copy Send copy back home
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The Smart Set viii not msrt tonjr
row. Mrs J. Frank Laux wil! enter
tain the club a week from tomorrow
a. he. home. S22 East Cle7saal ave
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Men's Work shoes also to $3.50. The
best at tho price az Robinson's.
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Mrs Ruehl Haskell entertalns the
Bill Cross Chapter u. D, G. at 2.3O
in afternoon.
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The Excelsior club met Yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. H. J. Blaekman.
7O6 East Springer avenue. The full
membership was present AMI the usu,
al club work was pursued The house
was att-actlvelg decorated with chry-
santhemums Light Refreshments
were gerved. The club meets two
weeks hence vita Mrs j. w. Williems.
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II you intend Ia 90 mean thing
wait ilil Tomorrow n YOU intend 10
DO a noble thing do Il now.
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Miss jamie Hagsr's pupils give O
musical recital this evening at her
stulio, llG east Cleveland avenue.
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Newspaper EdItreaa Woe.

SpeClal 10 DAILY Leader
Enib Nov. 20.-When Mr. Charles
p Wilson lei Miss Grace Grouse 70
;he altar the young society editress
of the Morning News was appearirs
In new role. but one in which Enid
society folk, wish her well. The event
occurred az the Presbyterian church,
Rev. Walter officiating, Oeing
assisted by Reverend Wagner OF
the NJ f. church TIE bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. II. p Grouse
the former of the Enid News and until
a year ago OF Toledo, Ohio. The groom
Is a prosperous Enid business man,
cashier of tne Enid National bank
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Malaria Makes Pale h,ond.

The Old Standard GROVES TASTE.
LESS CHILL TONIC, drives out ma
iaria and builds up the system. For
crown people and children. 800.
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Miss Mamie Madsen. OF 824 East
Springer avenue. Is entertaining he.
brother, Reno, OF El Reno.
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sues FOR Divorce.

sues For Divorce.
Suit was filed In the district court
by Irene Madden against Elisa Mad
len asking for lecree OF divorce. ar.
leging non-suppOrt. The plaintiff
ststes in her petition that the defen
dant became 80 neglectful of his duty
TO her and the three minor children
that she was compelled to leave him
IN order 10 maze living for the chill
dTen AMI herself
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Cars Of Thsnks.

Cars OF Thanks.
we wish 70 express our thanks aud
appreciation OF the Kindness of the
many friends during the illness and
death OF our dear one. Mrs. r. r.
Smith.
Mrs r. p. Smith and baby Mr.. and
Asrs Samuel fruitt. Mr.. and Mrs.
nihith and family and r r. Smith.
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TIE Saracenesca club held IT'S iirsi
meeting OF the season last night with
Mrs Frank Icy ana reorganlzed. The
members include Misses Dessa Mat.
chett, Nathalla Wright, Edna Klink,
Gay Bronson. Mamie Lohr, Esther BE.
land and Norma Reilman. The club
will meet tao weeks hence with Miss
Matchctt
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Ny and Mrs e r. rockwell left
last evening for Portsmouth, Ohio
where they were callCi by the serious
Illness OF Mr. Rockwell's father.
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Dr. aud Mrs. j. w. Mcfarland ar
rived last evening from Lebanon
Tenn, to spend several weeks with
Mr.. and Mrs. >. A. Remy AMI Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Mcfarland
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Mrs Harry 3. Newman and little
sou leave Monday for Ohio 10 spend
the holidays with relatives. eas
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He has no new developments TO report
In the bank robbery case
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D. j. Burnett, of st Joseph, Mo. il
here on a business mission,
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ton where he has been attending cour
this week.
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. Represeniative-elect A. J. Butts, OF
al alta county. is here from Cherokee
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Maurice O'Rourke has returned from
visit In Ei Reno.
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Architect p. Il. Weathers left last
evening for Kansas City on business
trip.
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Il, 5. Tarr returned to his home IN
Phoncix Arizona last evening after
a ten days visit in the city vita Mr.
and MIS-. J. }. 4ildreth, at G23 East
Cleveland avenue.
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n. n. Inn ls here from EnIi.

Ba5Ser Jrhn Rinehari. Of Falls w
In the city last evening from Fails
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Mrs. Charles GrisWold returned
last evening from a visit In Ardmore
with relatives
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MS J J. ORourkc returned last
evening from ten days Visit in Kan.
sas city AMI Topeka with relatives.
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NJ and Mrs John McClaln lef
last evening fer Denver. Colorado
where they will reside In tho future
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1908-04-30
kUbb[R H;RKEI REPORT

The report has been general of
late that the rubber market has gone.
to pieces on account of over-produc-
ton.
William Williamson, who is inter-
ested in local rubber properties, stat
ed that the price of rubber has drop
ped off, due principally to the condi-
lions following the October panic in
Wall Street, but this he does not con-
slider permanent or serious. The
price some time ago was $1.70. There
was a steady drop until the price
reached 60 cents, and 1t now ranges
between sixty and a dollar. Mr., VIII
hanson states that he considers 81. a
fair average price.