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New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
ELECTION RESUM Z

1t matters not for the purpose OF this argu-
nent whether radicalism later turns out 70 oe
merely stunned. The cry will be. Rad1caIlsn
is dead; America is to resume business
If it is the first, stocks IN the SIX monthS
following election day will mount IN graouai
and orderly way to high prices. II II IS the
second, this is what will happen:
First-On the day after election EngHsh'
German and French capitalists will exclaim;
WHO would have thought those Americans
were so level-headed! What country It IS!
What business they will now do! What IDIOTS
we were to be frightened into selling our hold
ings What bargains Americans now are! -
and thew will rush to buy stocks
Second-Heavy American investors will laugh
at their old fears with Roosevelt and Radical
ism are things of the past. Now that they
have gone securities are worth more tnan
though they had never come'-and they Will
rush TO buy
Third-Trustees. real estate operators, con-
tractors and builders will rush their held-up
contracts.
Fourth-Merchants and manufacturers, big
and little will scramble to lay in finished
stocks and raw materials.
Fifth-Stee1 copper. iron, lead, silver, coal.
lumber, bricks etc, will instantly take on
lump in price.
Sixth-Railroads and transportation lines will
prepare" for rush OF business. This Nprepa-
ration" will be business in itself,
Seventh-Thousands OF merchants and manu-
facturers scenting coming prosperity IN their
own lines will rush to the stock market for
moderate investment or flyer
Eighth-Hundreds of thousands of small in
vestors will scramble aboard the rising stock
market.
Ninth-The big System men who have the
surplus stocks will rush prices out OF reach OF
the by this time congested and frantic buying,
and the widest bull market the world has ever
witnessed will be a thing of reality Union
Pacific will go to 200. St. Paul to 100, Anal
gamated to over 100, Smelters will rush to 100,
and others in like proportion.
All this is dependent upon the overwheim-
ing election Of Taft.
With my unequaIied facilities for getting
at the pulse of the people, and with desire
simply to be right in this diagnosis so that
on the day after election may again adver-
tise-"I told you so," unqualifiedIy say:
l believe Taft is to be elected by majority
which will take away the breath OF the widest
Republican. New York will break her record
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

diagnosis OF the election and the conditions
which will follow It IS sound, this stock should
benefit more than any other. 1t should rapidly
advance to S. per share and later to $40
Any intending purchaser OF these three
stocks, or any stocks, should bear IN mind that
| neither buy. sell take orders for any stocks:
that / do no commission stock business; that 7
neither buy nor sell any stock directly or in
directly except in the open markets OF the
world, and then only through recognized stock
commission houses, and that anyone wishing
to buy sell any stocks l recommend should
send their orders to any Stock Exchange or
Curb house in any of the leading cities of
America or Europe; that under no circur-
stances will l accept money or orders from
anyone. The three stocks l especially men
ton are all actively traded in daily IN the Lead
ing American markets; St Paul and Srelters
at the rate OF 10000 to $1,000 shares, and Ma
tional' from 100000 to 100000 per day
Investors should bear in mind the System
members have made their uncountable millions
by buying low and selling high, and selling
high and buying low; that the secret IS to know
high time and low time: that 1t IS fatal to at
tempt to guess this secret; that It can only be
mastered by correctly Compounding the hnan-
cial past with the present to get the future and
having the intricate machinery for compound
ing and-that this is my business and-in six
days from the time you read this advertisement
you will have absolute proof or whether l am
an expert or bungler
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

swings depends upon the possession or ma
Chinery for the getting at the purse OF tne
OF that machinery to the stock market
Claim
First-Tbat the fact that am in close and
peculiar touch. through hundreds OF thousands
of correspondents with every nook and corner
of America, makes the canvass OF the pohtical
situation have just completed reliable
Second-That my peculiar ciose-toucn con
necton with the little investor, the big IN
vestor. the corporation manager, the LABOR
leader the American and European financial
"bip guns" the town treasurer and country
bank cashier the Stock Exchange and Curb
houses. and the daily press weekly and maga-
Pine editors, writers and reporters all over the
world in combination with my active study OF
financial conditions, past and present, and these
in combination with the fact that l have the
confidence of the statesmen OF both parties
President, Presidential candidates, Senators,
Congres ssmen, Governors and Labor leaders,
who because I am not in politics and have no
private or public axe to grind talk freely with
me- gives a clear insight INTO the condl-
tions which will come into existence during the
80 days following November Sd.
Third-That my. general interests as private
investor, corporation manager and controller,
financial reform writer and public advertiser,
make il imperative that | make no mistake IN
the following diagnosis of present and coming
conditions.
For two years European and heavy Ameri-
can investors have been scared at the
growth of ''R RadicaIiSm."
Since the October panic the small mer-
chant and manufacturer and the prosperous
labor man have cIose-clung TO their capital
and savings because they were acuteiy aware
''tines were bad"
The result European and heavy American
investors are carrying" less than the normal
OF stocks. The small merchant and manu-
facturer has pulled in his horns" to the wait
for-a-change notch, and the prosperous labor
man has kept his savings where he could finger
them.
Two things can happen election day; only
two, for it is almost a certainty that Bryan
cannot be elected.
First-Taft can be elected by an ordinary
majority.
Second-Taft can be so Overwhelmingly
elected that the world upon gazing at the re
suit will instantly, and as OF one voice, exclaim,
"Radicali5m is deau."
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
ROCK ISLAND REPORT

Gross earnings OF the Rock Island company for
The year ended Jure so amounted for all lines To
SiV"zotl2s, against Sll2o6S,s9 In the year before
operating expenses were s7S0267s against S4 SIS 467
90. a te preceding year and net earnings SS1.
renta1s ana netterments on leased lines there was
oaahce or sofl2S0S. and after dividends surplus
@ neures heluoe the results of the Rock Island lines
me -. Louis & San Francisco, the Chicago Sc
E4seeLn Ihols and the Evansville e. Terre Haute
IS IS .nOone account OF the Rock Island company
- 60 'ie Smcago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad
- olloenos and other items amounted to s3 IA
- ieeS interest OF SS.704ss0 leaving balance of
Ss'-So ! ne balance sheet of the Rock Island com
PSLy I SHOWS stocks owned. other investments and
80 SsLL oI S-5S.nS107. while profit and loss account
shows surplus Of S11 $50
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

based clear cool weather IN the corn belt Final
quotations were unchanged to sc higher compared
with yesterday close. December closed So 5Ss-sc
and May at 6Sisc Buying BY shorts and commits
sion houses was responsible for the rmness at tho
end OF the session. Trade quiet all day Local
receipts were IS cars, with OF contract grade.
oats easy the entire session and prices
fuctuated narrow range Cash houses were
moderate sellers. demand was slack with the weak
ness OF wheat. and corn bsarish influence.
December closed at sSc. and May at 97sc TO Soc
Local receipts were 1l6 cars.
Provisions inclined to weakness, owing to
liberal receipts OF live hogs at Western packing
centres. The volume OF business light At
the close prices shade TO l2lac lower.
Estimated receipts for tomorrow: NheaS .
cars corn. 90; oats. 81; hogs. $4,000 head
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
The voice that gospels what's behind the
fast moving political clouds is the voice the
investment cubic hearkens for this week.

In 80 years sailing the seas of finance
happen never to have read the barometer false
in a gale. Look il UP in public record.
First-In Venezuela panic, my pubic procla-
nation that through President Cleveland act
the world would see Americas lnexhaustble
reserve strength was coincident with the turn
ing of the security tide, which continued to
record food.
Second-The morning the Names sinking
turned Wall Street into financial lunatorlum
I publicly pointed to the Spaniards act as the
worlds eve opener TO the united pull-togetheT-
ness of Yankeedom, and while it, too, was
merely a coincidence, the Names sinking dld
usher in juicy financial times.
Third-In 1901, for nine months previous to
the Northern Pacific corner, continuously
told Of the coming cyclone, and while l was
months too early, panic day proved the sound
ness of my diagnosis.
Fourth-In the fall of 1904, in a rampant
bull market, | set forth how President Roose-
velt's coming moves would unhinge the cont
dence Of the people in stocks and finance The
the December Lawson panic" which followed
it said other things
Fifth-In 1907. previous to the October panic,
my cry Of Wolff by its shrillness Of rePetl-
ton. estranged even my friends, but-all admit
it was my Buy, Buy, Buy that helped place
the position they are in today-owners Of
stocks and bonds worth billion more than
they cost.
Si,th-Months ago heralded the coming of
"the Bull market of the Age" Ny unlikers
frenziedly pointed to each 18th point drop TO
prove me a false prophet, but today Ama1ga-
mated. American Smelters, St, Paul. Union Pa
cifc and Reading. which I advised the public
TO buy at ~, 81, o. 104 and 60 respectively, are
selling at 81, %, AS, 172 and l36, and all other
good stocks in like proportion.
The sound diagnosing Of the big market
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
LAST CALL TO FINANCE

as Republican State. Ohio viii give Taft
such a majority as will cause those who now
talk CLOSE call" to deride their fears Indiana
will follow Ohio with a good sare PiuTaity'
while the Republican vote OF many OF the
Western States which are accounted sure Tor
BRYAN will be dumfounding.
At the same time the vote OF the South for
Bryan will cause the politicians TO wonder II
there is any longer to be solid South
NV canvass shows that this result VIII
be brought about because
During the past four years the great middle
and intelligent labor classes have been A 3 G
educated to existing conditions and their finan-
ciaI. political and social raTnifioations.
This education has enabled these classes 70
refrain for the first time IN N years. from
making asses OF themselves by frenziedly en-
bracing the Systems medto-order mil
1enniun1 blooms in their desperate efforts 70
escape the bugaboos OF the System hatchcries
as paraded BY the System professional cam
paiqn fapdoodlers OF the press and stump
This education has enabled the people. IN the
present campaign. to see clearly that the only
real issue is Men" and Practice versus
Theory"
This education has enabled the people to
realize that Taft's record proves him to be,
beyond possibility of doubt. an honest. able,
dent and Practice.
This education has enabled the people to
comprehend that Bryans record proves him
to be, beyond possibility OF doubt. an honest.
brilliant radical citizen whose religion Is Trial
and Theory.
This education has enabled them to know
that Taft's election means Certainty of What
Has-Been: that Bryan's election means Unccr-
tainty of -Will-Be
Had election come before the October panic
the imaginative -a-gamble-On-anytf1i
propensity of the American people might have
tempted them to follow Bry an into radiCaliSm's
FL Dorado. but with last OctOber's grand finale
of Roosevelt PyroteChncS still pin-wheeling
" Hard Times " the American people. North,
East, South and West, will not ieOpardiZe their
we-know -where-we' 're=atness for another four
years of cloud churniGg. In other words,
what will Overwhelmingly settle the coming
election Is the many times demonstrated tru-
ism. While the American people can be relied
upon for pIunging blindIy into every new this
tie patch signboarded "Clover," they can al
ways be depended on TO go straight back to
plain fodder after each overfeed of prickers.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

Copper Range public buy
lar idend and sells
advised public
and today sells
wilb Lawson" stocks cash
We especially recommend the purchase National Stock before election
twira election. We
National Stock
had
narg fiat with the market
The Stock
frequently This
sellers
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
OUTSIDE SECURITIES.

.srsr s show OF strength in the morning. the
-r--tet for. outside securities after midday de-
,-sIa7s6 weakness on light selling pressure in
----,ar.- with the downward tendency in the
xx-;o-k market Trading whole was less active
80 Tuesday though in spots fair animation was
- American Tobacco was Up bout points.
= harss Consolidated Steamship receipts were IN
- demand hut unchanged. Mexican Irrigation
g -sled steady Other issues were unchanged
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

CENTRAL OF GEORGIA
'--'+ ,ano raa7 1915
s59a 500 SZSs 300 s252.3no
Third week n pc ss12 900 600 B.5s352S
'--s l~rETrAG0 GREAT WESTERN
SFsl-'1" oqo e30 a30
p-u-nber Of miles SFTT sIp3 5sT
Third week n - 707 $40 2797.213 2s5i6oS
jug DETROIT & MAczINAc.
Thru We1A - 35G. I64 4ii,6Ss oSio7i
july rrrI4-Tf4. SOUTH SHORE a Atlantic.
Number Of miles r., sss.SS S5 sel6ii 9$s9
Third Wee6 - d i s34 Il75~6 Loo-0z'
jug - MINER Al, RANGE
NlN .Ixaso s1sa77 s1s s97
Third week in oct-.-- 5si $50 a6oiss 2a55ls
Jay 70 TWIN CITY RAPID TRANSIT. .,oo oos
=. 40. s1z8. 800 SIZES ~toa 10 90 90
5aird "e@S 5.ci - Ii. 5.os37 7B @sSl's'S 2"<''0'-
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

me following securities were sold yesterday at
Muller & Son:
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
70 Investors Everywhere:

We make speciality of "Lawsons the stocks Of
pnes of which controller the that for
wears partner Capp Lawson and
mining manager peculiarly equipped advise wodb investors
Rear in mind that in recent wears public I5ooooooo
stocks Mr. Lawson has publicly advised the purchase Of
copper public buy s. share went
IS and today sells at So
copper advised the public buy at sos went to
$50 regular and today sells at $500
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
TO the American People

In zephyr weather any financial decFhano
can weather-proft.
Only stornl-toughed shippers true the barom-
eter from the teeth OF the gale.
The blow which has been white oapping
American financialdom for the past four years
will swirl out through the baIlot-box on cleo
ton day.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29

COBALT PRICES IN TORONTO.
ar1ished and eorrectsd daily by stewart & lockwood
So. - Exchange Place.
New-York tribune., 1908-10-29
UNREGISTERED
BONDS.
CONSOLIDATED EXCHANGE SALES.

'oc6 l0-s- +Sells cents Per share
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-09
WILL AIR GRIEVANCES.
Antl-Taft Men Turned Down by Com
mittee.

AntETaft Men Turned Down by Com
mittee.
Chicago, June "A number of an
CRY Southern delegates, whose claims
to seats in the convention have been
denied by the national committee
make the charge that no man with
anti-Taft leanings can secure just OF
fair treatment at the hands of the
committee and their rights have been
thrown aside without even the formal
ity of giving consideration to evidence
in their behalf. They are planning
to make fight which will attract the
attention of the country.
The unrecognized Alabama dele.
gates are in the lead of the movement
to make their grievances and demand
fair treatment from the convention
and delegates from other Southern
states, who have also Jared i'll before
the committee, are, it is claimed, fall
ing into line rapidly.
One delegate from Alabama, it Is
reported, who carried all the counties
but three in his district and had forty
votes against nine In the convention,
was thrust aside and deputy United
States marshal put in his place. And
this, it is claimed, without the com
mittee even having taken the trouble
to examine the evidence in his favor
which he placed before 1t.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-09
HIS COURSE UPHELD.
President and Secretary Taft Ap-
prove Hitchcock's Methods
TOLD TO MAKE NO CHANGE

Message Declares That Those Now
Falling at Chicago Are the Ones
Who Have Been Making War on
the Administration.
Washington, June 9.-Any doubt
that may have existed as to whether
the administration and Secretary Taft
approve of the methods pursued by
Frank Hitchcock, the manager of the
Taft interests in Chicago. in dealing
with the contesting delegations be-
fore the national committee was set
at rest by the dispatch Of telegram
by Secretary, Taft to Mr.. Hitchcock
directing him to make no change In
the methods he is pursuing. Presi-
dent Roosevelt does not conceal his
satisfaction at the work being done
In Chicago. The administration view
is disclosed in the following utterance,
which exactly represents not only the
views of the president but of Secre-
tary Taft:
"Now Is the time to settle the mat
ter. Those who are falling at Chi
cago are the very ones who have been
making unceasing war on the adminis-
trat1on for long time and had the
tables been turned would have gone
the limit of their power to eliminate
the Roosevelt influence on the party"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-09
RHEUMATIC FOLKS!
Are You Sure Your Kidneys Are
Well?

Many rheumatic attacks are due
to uric acid in the blood. But the
duty of the kidneys is to remove all
uric acid from the blood. Its
presence there shows the kidneys are
inactive. Don't daily with uric
acid solvents" You might go on
till doomsday with them, but until
you cure the kidneys you will never
get well. Doans Kidney Pills not
only remove uric acid, but cure the
kidneys and then all danger from
uric acid is ended. Here is Bemidji
testimony to prove it.
Mrs. Mary A. Cochran, living at
1914 Mississippi avenue, Bemidjl,
Mimi, says: I had been suffering
from rheumatism for over ten years
and was troubled with this
complaint for so long that
never expected to get relief. My
kidneys were badly disordered fol-
two or three years and despite the
many remidies tried, I did not get
any better. At last Doan's Kidney
pills were brought to my attention
and | procured a box at the The
Owl Drug Store, have been using
them for sometime and there is
a great improvement in my condi
ton. Doan's Kidney Pills helped
me more than any remedy previously
tried and I am feeling much better
For sale by all dealers. Price sc
cents. Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name Doan's
and take no other.
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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-09
NEGROES THREATEN TO BOLT
Angry Over Treatment by Republican
National Committee.

angry over treatment by Republican
National Committee.
Chicago, June 9.-Threats to bolt
the Republican party for a new col
ored organization and violent attacks
on the Lilly White delegates Of the
South, William H. Taft and Frank
Hitchcock, his campaign manager,
were made in over dozen churches
In Chicago. More than $4,000 people
stood up and cheered the score Of
speakers who addressed them. Reso-
lutions asking the Republican party
to see that the negro was given his
constitutional rights and the full priv
ileges of national delegates were
adopted. The resolutions stated that
the appeal would be directed to the
Republican national convention and
asked the people to aid the colored
voters in securing their rights when
it came before that body for consider
alton.
Unseated delegates from many
parts of the South, members Of the
Constitutional league, the largest ne
GU O16SlA1LCII4OA LII IAO COuAIhyS dAu
prominent negro citizens of Chicago
were responsible for the meetings.
They were prompted to action by the
throwing out Of the negro delegates
by the national committee allies Of
the Lilly Whites" The threat is
made to throw the solid negro vote
against Taft II unfair discrimination
is tolerated.
Prior to the mass meetings in the
churches seventy-six negro and white
Republicans from the South held a
caucus at the Great Northern hotel
to determine upon course Of action
to take against the national commit
tee regarding the contested seats.
Every effort was made to keep the
caucus secret, but it was learned
from authoritative sources that they
decided to accept the plans of the
allies and carry their troubles to the
convention itself.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-09
Or. Hill Leaves for Berlin.

The Hague, June 9.-Dr. David
Jayne Hill, the American minister to
The Netherlands, has left here for
Berlin, where he is to succeed Charlie
magne Tower as ambassador to Ger
many. The foreign minister and a
large number of state officials and dip
lomats were at the station to see him
depart.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-09
DECLARES He WRoNGED HER
Nurses Reason for Killing New York
Physician.

New York, June 9.-Sarah Koten,
the young trained nurse who lured Dr.
Martin w. Auspitz to house In Har
lem by a false telephone call and shot
him to death after she had lain in
wait for him many hours. declared
that she had no regret for her act
Il shot him, but did not murder
him." she said in cell in the police
station as she awaited the summons
to appear in court. II killed him be.
cause he had wronged me and then
refused to help me. / tried to punish
him in the courts, but found myself
powerless. My father and mother are
dead, SO ! had to protect my honor
myself =
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1908-06-09
The Continued
Story OF
Current Events.

Onion sets. Five cents per quart.
Schroeder's.
Glenn Slosson returned last even.
ing from a short trip to Walker.
H. ]. Loud returned last night
from short business trip to St.
Paul.
R. C. Hayner of Tenstrike was
a business visitor in the city yes
terday.
w. H. Squier returned to Black
duck last night after enjoying the
day in the city.
Class in sight singing and har-
mony at the Baptist church tonight,
at s o'clock sharp.
John Halseth of this city went to
Little Falls this morning for short
visit with his parents.
Mrs. Charles Trondson returned
to Blackjack last night, after spend
ing the day in the city.
0. 0. Narveson of Mcintosh went
to International Falls last even
ing on short business trip.
f. o. Estenson was a Kelliher
visitor in this city yesterday, return
ing home on the evening train.
Mediterranean sweet extra fancy
oranges rs cts. per doz., at
Schroeder's. Corner 4th and MINI.
Ave.
w. J.. Sullivan, the tailor, went
to Blackjack last evening on bust
ness, returning to the city this morn
ing.
w. H. Williams went to Solway
yesterday afternoon on business
and returned to this city this
noon. .r->
R. P. Gibson, of the Gibson
Barber Supply company of Duluth,
went to Blackjack last night in the
interest of his firm. ~.-
E. P. Hoel came in from Mcintosh
yesterday noon and left on the even
ing train for International Falls for
a short business trip.
Harold Mitchell returned last
evening to Turtle River, where be is
employed in a lath mill, after spend
ing Sunday with his parents in this
city.
Mrs. C. L.. Atwood and Mrs. E..
Trask of this city went to Mime
apolis this morning where they will
represent the Bemidji- Lodge of
Rebekahs.
J. Bacon and Walter Marty were
Turtle visitors in the city yester-
day. While here they transacted
considerable business, purchasing
among other things, a bread-box
and horse-collar.
w. H. Fredricks, member of the
Northern Fire Apparatus company
who attended the meeting of the city
council last evening, left for his
home in Minneapolis on the night
train, via Duluth.
Reverend Davies of the Episcopal
church went to Tenstrike last even
ing where he held services. From
there, he will go on to International
Falls and hold services there next
Sunday. He was accompanied, as
far as Tenstrike, by Archdeacon
Parshall.