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The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-06-04
Some Plain Talk on the Social
Problem.

Sentimental sos1al-reformers lament
over the 'iEcuability OF VICE" which
they attribute 70 the brutal vices OF
man who change every Marguerite IN
70 wretohed wanoerer of the streets
and the g1n-,aces. They, would he
nearer the root OF the matter il they
would attribute it-or at least ono
ha1 of Ito TIE tact that t.ere Is a
vest mass oS female life born into the
world with a nature incapable OF love
Tor anything save gold and distinctive
IN 1t a fevgish revolt aRairs. tEe
bonds OF perjury and Of privacy.
Marguerite dlinging herself into a
river after a long course of degrade
Sions in the hideous haunts of cities
IS nourntui AID grievous sight indeed
but q thing infinitely nommoner. in
IlnlVsLy more omdnous end terribla Is
FAlrstfnR in the full flush of her in
nocent youth deliberately selecting a
cancer OF License and OF plumber be-
cause by 1t alone can she entity her
lust for dominion, her greed for wealth.
and all her cold and pitiIess sensual
tiles.
We have declared thet the shift
ing OF all this burden TO the Shout
ders Of men Is untrue to Justice:
and that, even were It much truer. it
would be exceedingly pesufcious. We
mean for this reason that the only
possible floodgaces agni1st the over
flow OF immortality consist in the
purity and the dignity OF women.
When ignorant young girls are told,
as TIE sociaA-sentimentalist tell them.
ttat they are the deep-to-be-pitsed
martyrs OF temptation to which it
is almost an AVAILABILITY in them to sue
cumb, OF course they will do SO. and
rely for their defense on the safainy
to morality as these weGl-meaning en-
face of the globe can be so ruEnous
10 mortality as these wel-meaning en-
thusiasts, these dealers dn piety and
plautude WHO invent thousand and
one cut-and-dried excuses Tor the srail-
~ OF tae one sex by the most exag-
gerated fury on the wrongdbdngs of
the other; and who hold up every
creature as miserable gin-eoalsed dloul-
moutaed creature as the helpless hero
Inc OF a teader Iowe-tale and an over
weening attachment! In their eyes
the man is always a huge wolf OF ma
ture age and meIciless fangs, and the
woman is always an innocent lamb
led unconscious no the slaughts-l I'm
fortunately for this pretty poetry.
mothers of sons know thnt the re-
lattons are odtencsmes Just exactly
reversed, that the female wolf seizes
with brute-raee the yearling male
whom she can fleece first and then
devour!-From the posthumous papsr
by "QuidA" in June Lippincott's.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-06-04
THRILLING and
REMARKABLE feat.
Of Man Who Crossed Africa
Alone To Escape
Prison.

Atventurss as thririEg as those o.
The prisoner VITO escaped from Devils
Ise s,dei last week, when John CreS-
wick, Al alert determined looking MAJ
Of 40 appsa-s1 n the dock at Bow
street Lord5a.
Creswick vcs ss-:elcel ID fix
years psnai ssrvi-uie n Rno1ettel Tor
forgery AID was p,cced q a train ar
Gwe,o fD- reIoval % ST. BURY. He
was glarisd by a number Of men, hrs
ankles ws-d ma-ac,ei ard II sesme
Lnsposs !b'e that he could es1apa.
Durfnghe eariy hours Of the morn
ing lie e,uded :ts guards and rs1oaed
tne back os re train. The tratn w1s
travelling az a rate Of 20 miles an lou
ct tie tine, but without hezitating
me jumped off ard landed ungnjurei
on the rOugh truck.
His tsSappear vas &c. discover
al for s1IEe tine, and arf oueh hs5
movements were impea-d by his Gaein
81 ankles he was able to reach a p,2ce
Of Salty.
His f.-t necessity was 70 nd h.mssl
Of his irons. This he acco-n2lhsh
afJerma1y attempts by breaking the
steel ryas with Iieoss of rock.
Evanl then lis pAsAt WAS little b.t-
ter, for IL vss "a imminent dnnger
Of lying from hunger o. being killed
by lions. BY an extraordinary chance
he met friend, who gave him a rifle
and ammunition end iaat him some
money.
C-e.wick dao!Cod that mis- best oharre
" suIe was 10 reach tire port o.
Bona in tie Gorge Free State, ard
he 81 OW On 2 I33een-nuaIlrsd-mi.
walk aGros5 A5rica. Fer five hong
irUn-nB .e tranpod through the heart
u the ounI.r e-t, living on animals
and birds he killed with his gun.
Al times - Was on the verge OF
e'asNc'Icn, he underwent many pri-
vaSlus aEd his esmIes from dslsh
were counties but atlength &c reach
al BOna- Here he exchanged vCat
waa lfet q his prison dress for = pair
vi ,g7ny tlausst's, striped jacket and
a cricket shirt, and booked bis pas
afee by a fte2mer 20 Antwerp.
From A-r,werp he Travelled 20 Lon
don, where lie thought II was impos-
snbe that he could be recognized. He
was working tn Le-naa str1at White
chaIal, en- F1Gay 49Jerae cen when re
was stopped by DIGESTIVE Inspector
Bebtler.
Il believe you are John Creswick,"
the insl'eJoor staoai ''ard that you
asnl.sd from custoly in Rhodseia."
''Oh, No." CI'asw3ok replisd.
THE man want has tire Prince of
Wales feathers tI1tcoed ON his arm"
sad the inspector. let me look Mt
yours"
You are right Craswiok admitted
Il am the man"
Atter hEs arrest re tod the wrole
story OF his adventures. He WIS re-
mnnte1 Of Bow Street ga Saturday
In order that the authorities might
deude how they Will deal with him.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-06-04
New Millinery Establishment,

Mrs. I. A Lee has recently open
ed a splendid line OF Millinery at
Cromwell, where she viii be pleased
to serve all customers with the very
latest patterns In hats and every
thing pertaining to her line at the
most reasonable prices. Call and ex-
anime her line before purchasing else
where. No trouble to show or try
on hats.
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-06-04
Looking Ones Best.

It's a woman's delight to look her
best but pimples. skin e7uptions sores
and bcils rob Life OF Joy. Listen. Bucl
lens Annoa Salve cures them; makes
the skin soft and vs,vety. 1t glonaas
the face. Cures Pimples, Sore Eyes
Cold Sores, Cracked Lips, Ohapped
Hands. Try 1t InfallTb,e for Piles
rs at al, druggists m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-06-04
Our Manly Training Of Girls

Our training OF girls approaches close
to the idiotic, claims Katharine Eggies
ton in Woman's Home Companion for
June The average girl. from the
msnute she leaves her do,cs 10 go to
kindergarten, till she matG.cu.ates at
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-06-04
stung for is Years

by indigeSeion's pangs-trying many
dlocuors ard $4,000 worth of medd-
cine in vain, B. F. Ayscue, of Inele-
SIDE. N. G., eft last used DR.. Kings
New Life Pills, and write they wholly
cured him. They cure Constipation
Bi'aousness. Sick Headache, Stomach
Liver, Kdaey and Bowel trouble Csc
at all druggists. m
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-06-04

get and send your mail quick. you
should he,p a lite. You should ed-
dress your Own mail AMI also make
out your mc1sy oaie- spplic--l0rs-
The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1909-06-04
What 1t Costs to be Born, Live
and Die.

1t has remained for Yankee ingen-
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28
I Real Romance.

Some time ago two girls in the
Post neighborbood went to market
With basket Of eggs They each
wrote their name and address on an
egg They sold their eggs 10 the
merchant aud vent on their way re.
ioicise. The merchant shipped the
eggs m different cases. one going TO
Cincinnati OHIO. aud the other to
Buffalo. y Y. ~ result Of these
experiments. each Of the gi'ls has
fourishiug correspondence. one with
Cincinnati man. the other with a
Buffalo gentleman. They have ex-
changed photographs, each Of the
ladies is wearing an engagement
ring and IL i' reported there IS to be
a double Wedding in Louisville at
The Setback soon.
This il not one Of cal Tilfords
yarns -Leltchheld Gazette.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28
BILLIARD BALL IN
MOTH FOR HOl'RS

San Francisco. Cal. Jan. 81
Three hours of labor. a pint OF ma
chine oil. a crowbar. constable. q
doctor and the sacrifice OF three
front teeth We're required TO remove
billiard ball from the mouth of
James Robbins. a billiard enthusiast
OF Melrose. The operation was per
formed on the top OF a billiard
table al the Melrose Billiard Parlors
and will go down into medical his
tory as one OF the most unusual on
record
Robbins was dared by q friend 20
put ball in his mouth Bearing
somewhat OF a reputation for his
achievements with the cue and
balls he felt that his honor was al
stake and he dared not refuse
He realized the truth Of The say
ing that you never can tell by looks
what a billiard bali is going to do
The sphere rolled into his mouth
with suspicious ease and then stub
bornly refused 20 come ont II clung
affectionately 10 the roof Of Robbins
mouth and scorned all OF the ad-
yanCes and eutreaties which were
made by the billiariists friends.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28

sweet" and happy Is he Who can
understandings answer "Ycs"
Let every woman who read. these
words put the query to her own
heart and stand before the mirror
while she answers o.
But ! have troubled life
YOU say
Show me the soul that has jour
n'yed through untrouhlcd WAYS
from the cradle 10 mid-life and YOU
will show mo an undcveluped char
acter az the same time
The sweetest as we'll as the great
81 souls on earth have experienced
great difficulties aud borne heavy
burdens This is universally true
of human natures Therefore u you
have not kept sweet DO NOT l.s Do
no the door OF trouble Trouble i-
ONLY acid which tests tho metal of
character
n the corners OF tho month COCA,
dropping. ~ ~ not -OrroV which
pulls them down. if is dwelling upon
your SORROW Others nave borne
mirn'i'r woes without losing the
sweet curve OF hope and faith about
the mouth that reliable thermome-
Per of me soul
DO YOU find Yourself quick fo
distru-' and ready 20 -u.er 40 and
doubt the honesty OF YOUR. follow '
i' iS not because Won have been es-
p',ially deceived and injured 9th
cts have been equally Vrongod set
The. haN" Kept sweet And be-
cause hey t"pt sweet" life sur
arisrd hem as they passed on sith
respected pleasures and expert
tnoes
"" do not always ger from iudi-
viduals that which We ..nd out 10
them. bur this ] know we yet bach
from humanity that which w. send
forth with compound interest
II Nour old friend dlsappoints Won
and fails 20 give you y hat YOU be-
stow ~ loYal affection lrt n pass
ait'r the sharp pain IT, over DRY
your tears and put IL from your
mind A. much as possible.
Keep sweet and be- SURE new
friends will ari~" when and where
Won least expect and give YOU the
loyal affection YOU deemed Won lost
" YOUR love has been cast on
stony ground be- not bitter and de-
spairing
Weep sometimes it is good for
the soul Sad hours are enriching
and softening 10 the nature: even
worry NAV. " she tarrN not too long
prove counselinE friend who's.
admonltiops will be OF NaIuo. Iut
through II all-iceD sweet
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28
SHAKE IT IN BOTTLE.
Tells The Readers ~ This paper How
TO Prepare The Mixture at

Now is the time when the doctor
gets buso. and the patent medicine
manufacturers reap the harvest. unless
great care is taken TO dress warmly
and keep the feet dry. This is the adj
vice of an old eminent authority. who
says that rheumatism and Kidney
trouble weather is here, and also tells
what to do in case Of an attack.
Get from any good prescription
pharmacy one-half ounce Fluid Ex-
tract Dandelon. one ounce Compound
upargon, three ouunei Compound Syrp
Sarsaparilla. Mix bv shaking in hot.
tie and take teaspoonful after meals
and at bedtime.
Just try this simple home made mix.
ture at the first sgn Of Rheumatism
or II Your back aches or you feel that
the Kidneys are not acting Just right.
This is said 10 be- a slendid kidney regu-
lator. al I'p,5- ','ll r.n,Iyf,
all forms Of Rheumatism. which is
caused by uric aoid in the blood. which
the kidneys fail to filter out. ANY one
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28
OLD BI.ACk FOX
Caught and Killed After Rambling
Thirty Years.

Glasgow. Nv. Jan ~ While
hunting near Pascal. in Hart coun-
~. John lohle caught black fox.
The animal was unusually large and
put mp q game fight The boy dis
pos'd OF the hide Ia n local merchant
for $50. who Will, II Is said. have
II mounted owing To IFS rarity This
BE- Tho first black fox ever captured
IN this section and has caused much
Interest
Thirty wears ago Anderson Muir
ray. an old-timc "darky." who kept
pack Of hounds and hunted much
OF the time. claims that his hounds
started and chased a black fox. and
IN" race lasted for two DAYS Many
thought that the story was imaein-
airy and put no faith whatever in IL.
However. since Lohle Killed the
black FOX The old darky's story Is
believed hy many
Another feature IS the fact that
the FOX Killed had no teeth in front
and lis Jaw teeth were worn smooth
10 the gums, showing conclusively
mat II was an exceptionally old fox.
MANY believed II 20 be the same foY
chased by Murray thirty years ago.
" wa caught in the same locality
~ which III. negro claimed he made
he two DAYS chase.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28

Nicholasville. Ky, Jan. 10
John Boner. Of Camp Nelson, was
seriously hurt tonight by the eI-
plosIop Of dynamite which he carried
10 his pocket. He was an employe
OF T.. J. Curlev aud Was returning
home when the accident occurred.
His injuries we're OF such a serious
nature that smputation OF his lie
necessary. He il thirty five wears
old and has a wife and FIVE children.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28
JAMES N. BANKS
TOBACCO 7|D|NGS.

The recent sale. last week, of six
millions of pounds of the 1908 crop
calls for more than passing COM
ment. Five million pounds We're
sold the John H. Hodge Tobacco
Co. and one million pounds 10 the
Gallagher CO. Mr.. John II. Hodge
is the local agent for the Reggie Co,
which company furnishes American
tobacco 10 France. Spain and Italy,
and also perhaps 10 other cOntin"n-
tai unconventional as 10 this last
statement ! am by no means certain.
These Reggie people aforetime and
up to. say. 1898, supplied in The
main their requirements in the
Clarksville district In the last four
years. however. the Resies have
through Mr. Tohn II Hodge bought
annually IN The counties composing
the Stemmins District several mill
lions OF pounds OF our stemming
type OF tobacco; which purchases
prior 10 this last sale were all made
from growers other than Associa-
ton members. In other words. the
sale OF five million pounds TO he
Regies last week was the first sale
ever made by this Association 20
the Reggie people feel quite SAN
guine that for the future the Regies
will prove good customers OF the
Stemming Association; which predic-
ton ] the more confidently write
down since ! am cognizant OF the
fact the Regies have for several
wears past bought annually OF the
Dark Protective Association mil
lions OF pounds Of tobacco. II the
Regies can deal tremendously with
.f1. f..r I h.
they should not. especially now the
ice is broken. continue TO deal with
the Stemming Association. Any
way wei. IL We never sell the
Regies another pound. handle some
four hundred thousand dollars OF
Reggie money on the sale made last
week.
The other sale made last week
covered an additional million OF
pounds TO the Gallaher Co. which
sale brings the total sales 10 date
TO the Gallsher Co. to four millions
Of pounds
The Hodge Co. were sold three
millions OF Hopkins county tobacco
and two millions OF Webster county
tobacco Gallaher gets half his pur-
chase AT Providence. Webster coun-
~ tobacco, and the other half A.
Henderson. 10 be either fired or I'M
fred
Pretty soon. say by February LIST. |
think il entirely safe 10 say the |
committee will begin 10 pay IS per |
cent. on all tobacco delivered. Which |
OF course will necessitate the same |
treatment as any other member. a |
further payment OF 25 per cent on |
all outstanding warehouse receipts. |
IL takes an exceedingly nimble |
mind 10 keep up with the shifting |
phases and unforeseen exigencies |
arising daily. ! had nearly written |
hourly" in the evolution created |
by this farmers cooperation move
ment II affords me uhalloyed
pleasure TO record my mistaken be-
lief in the ability OF the Association
10 take care OF itself. And the AS
sociation is simply the aggregate
OF the farmer cults OF the
Eve counties composing the Stem
ming District Association. The sim
PIE fact is. farmers read more. study
more, think more than ever before.
md in consequence are becoming
aay by dRy stronger and wiser and
q consequence the better able TO
protect themselves from the on
langhts OF organized rapacity and
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28

Persuasion. harsh words and ma
chine oil were without avail Then.
believing that strength might accom-
plish that which diplomacy had
failed 10 do. q summons was sent
for Constable Thomas Carroll az
Iruityalr. who is more than six feet
IN height and as strong us he IS
large
After protrlCted bout. Carroll
save up in despair and Dr J. ~.
Callen was called Three hours
later the ball rolled out with three
front teeth
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28
WHATEVER you 10.
MIND SMIII

tBy Fila Wheeler WILCOX
Somewhere I read little verse
who's authors name WIS not given.
ending with these words What
ever you do. keep sweet
That one line o. worth a thousand
sermons.
One who looks about him WiII
realize that few people Keep sweet
as they journey along life's troubled
way.
one who looks within himself
needs que ion. Am keepin 2
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28

can easily prepare this al home and at
small cost.
Druggists in this town and vicinity.
when shown the prescription. stated
that they can either supply these iu-
gradients, or. II our readers prefer.
they will compound the mixture for
them. 80 30
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28
And Stop When Time Is Out System Adopted

FIRSTThe poohce regulations stop the
when the subscriber months We find that
this wachfuness and when subscriptions
stopped due practically because
personally and collect they do find
a while forgotten
SECOND perhaps half subscribers tell
and the other half tell keep send
II impossible for clerk to remember who
stopped confusion many
mistakes and i'll feeling occur. " e ~
THIRD everything buy have cash for
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28

and employees have have their Saturday night
The of heavily and takes
cash o keep things going.
FOURTH Because books exceeding 81
due subscriptions Of which good but
scattered the that impossible for collect
when need We send occasionally and
spond promptly while the majority do because they do not find
the Finally
&c. s. S. IS 81 and then
subscriber have finally the
this when paid at the beginning Of
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28
extortion.

eXtortion.
I should like TO continue in that
vein 10 the length OF another col
umn. but yield 10 the clamor OF
members for quotations 10 which |
direct my pencil for the remainder
OF this article; say the first dozen
loads delivered TO each factory yes
terday
The imperial on Water street.
c. X. Raney. 50. :. :, 3.
Raney & Norman $40. 9. y. )
Deb Henderson. SO. ;. :. 3.
Ben Logsden. s.. :. :. 3.
G. A. Jenkins. 50. o. :. :. ;.
Edwards & Robertson. 50. =. =.
:, 3.
Walker & Butler s.. :. :. B..
SmithaIt & Hawkins s.. :. :. 3.
=. y. Cummings. 81. :, 3.
r. j. Conway. $40. Q. :. :. &
G b. Cosby. 50. Q. :. {
The lmperial-Third and Alves.
Monroe. Williams & overly. 50.
@. :. :. 8.
Korf & Morris. s.. :. :. :. 3.
f. r. Reach. 80 y. :. g.
White & Gregory. s.. s.. 4. 3.
Albert Lester, s.. :. :. {.
Same. 50. \. :. 3.
Posey d Allen. s.. :. g.
Posey & Johnson. s.. :. 3.
J VI. Benham. $40. 9, :, :. l.
j. W. kikens. 50. \. \.
LaRue & VanCleave. 50. ;. y. :.
{. 3.
Nosworthy n Argue.
Joe HOggdrd. 50. 9. Z. :, 3.
Melton & Pucket. 50. ). :. 4.
Arch Melton, $40, 10. 3. ).
Rollo Melton. 50. 5. ). 3.
NJ J. Melton. SO. y. ). :. ,.
J. w. Mcclure. 50. ;, :. /
Emmett Spencer, 50. 9. :. (.
G. A. Gilmore. 81. 7. 4
Adams q Stone. IS. :. 4
Virginia Adams. 50, 5. 4.
The Gallaher Company.
Givens & Powell. SO. s. g.
II. B. Brann. S., :, 3.
VI. +. Boswell. IS :. 7.3.
Lem. Willingham. s.. :. :. 3.
James G. Gibson. 50. \. g.
II. c. Oldham. 50, \. :. 3.
W. T. Hust. So. 9. :. :. 3.
". G. Lester, $40. 10. 4
Davis 4 Reach. SO, s. Z. 3.
J. A. Gibson, 50. 8. :. 3.
James Hart, 50. Z. :, 3.
j. A. Konsler e. Murray. $40. 10.
association FactOry-Third street.
4. j. Austin. 50, S, s. 4.
Crook & Proctor. 50, 5, :, 8.
Utley 4 Gaines, IS, S, 4.
Brooks e. Towles. s.. s. :. 3.
W. F. Cunningham. 50, =, Z, 4
Watson. Quinn a. Lester. So. S.
!. 4.
Association Elliott Factory.
George Waggin. 81. I. 3.
ID. n. Lagster. IS, s. /. 3.
W. II. Grafton. 81, 4, 2.
Mich Jones. 50. :. 3.
Tapp q Cobb. 50. s, 3.
Nealy Tapp. So. 8, :. 4.
Porter Swope. SO. s. Z. 4.3.
Joseph Eblen, 50. :. &. 4. 3.
NJ. b. Hite. IS. :. :. 4. 3.
Richard Grafton. s., ). ,.
Same. 50. :. :. 8.
Milburn Agnew. 81. :. 8.
Imperial David Clark Factory.
F. V. Sheets. SO. 81 g.
ID. b. Rose. same.
Mrs. S. Nevils. IS, : :, 3.
James Keller SO. 5. \. Z, 3.
]. w. Tapp. $40. 10. s. 3.
Parvin Young. 81. Z, 3.
W. d. Tapp. s., S, 30.
b. N. & w NJ. Yates. SO. $ S.
. 4. g.
All OF which goes 10 show Just
o" things are averaging up in
henderson. or course the fore
DING is only sample; for fully +,
"o hundred loads were here yes
-rdaN. And soodly number were |
cid over. And so the town is full |
loaded wagons to-night-what
18th holdovers and new arrivals.
nd deliveries will be very heavy
J. morrow.
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28

A. j. Austin. 50, S, s. 4.
Crook & Proctor. 50. s, :. 3.
Utley 4 Gaines. IS. S, 4.
Brooks e. Towles. s.. s. Z, 3.
w. F. Cunningham. 50, =. Z, 4.
Watson. Quinn a. Lester. So, S
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28

have been easy and satisfactorily TO both sides
We give this ample time for all subscribers to &C
their We every subscriber remain with and
heve il will he far satisfactory to all concerned Time
when the circulation of the RECORDPRESS small, and
knew personally almost every subscriber
Now furnish paper much larger and better for the
price nearly three furnish the gre
paper did few years back We afford to carry
book s. 600 past due subscription and believe
reasonable will agree with
Crittenden record=press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1907-1909, 1909-01-28

tAlOItlOn.
| should like to continue in that
vein 10 the length OF another col
umn. but yield TO the clamor OF
members for quotations 10 which |
direct my pencil for the remainder
Of this article say the first dozen
loads delivered TO each factory yes
farIaN
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1909-05-30

5, 1909. 1t says that certain state
ments shall be filed, etc., during the
months of June and November of
each calendar year hereafter
THE above quoted language is
plain and unambiguous and, in my
opinion, means that the statements
therein mentioned are required to be
filed during the months of June and
November, 1910, and thereafter, and
not during the year 1909.
THE next query:
rs it necessary that stock issued
prior to April Is, 1909, be stamped
or designated treasury or promo
ton stock when the certificates are
subsequently surrendered for trans
fer or to be cut up into smaller
blocks?
THE language of section of the
act is as follows:
" From and after April 10, 1909,
it shall be unlawful for any corpora
ton or any officer, agent or director
thereof, owning-or developing any
mining property in this state, to is
sue any written or printed certificate
representing one or more shares OF
its stock upon which certificate Il
not stamped or printed the words
Treasury Stock, etc.
1.-The act prohibits the issuance o.
certificates unless such certificates