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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27
TO START WORK ON
TUBERCULAR CAMP

Ground will be broken next weel,
for the new tuberculosis hospital
To be erected by the city and coun.
~ Jointly at ltiYerton. asld II Is
hoped 10 have the building ready
for occupancy by the latter part OF
December Secretary w. v, Nc.
Ribbon and other officers Of the
King County AnttTubercnloais
League are going ahead with their
plans without considering the
threatened injunction proceedings
Of the town OF Tnkwlla.
The plans for the hospital. drawn
boy the city building department. IN.
clude a central wing for offices.
nurses bedrooms. dlHpenRary.
baths. iavatories. Kitchen. pantry,
dining room. and two side wing
wards. one f0r men and the other
for women The most modern
equipment FOR such hospitals Will
be provided.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27

other OF the same kind sent to her
at Ballard.
Mrs. II. BoFel. 1910 II. jefferson.
purchased a himball. As did also
J. H. Rivard. OF i4a y. send Il.
Fred Hubbeil. OF 1891 w. saith st..
and O. W. Johnson. 1918 w. Seth St.
each purchased Clarendon pianos.
Rev ID. l.. Wallace, 24i5 Wood.
land place. bought n White organ.
Miss Merle Young. 1902 Marion
ST., had sent 10 her home a beanti.
ful Decker & Son piano. finished in
mahogany.
John c. Leonard. OF Kent. bought
a Lester. and Mrs. ]. $. Burtch. 522
Prospect st., secured a Leland.
Mr. l.. n. Knapp. Columbia City.
a large sized Story g. Clark Expo
sition Style
II. C. Dodds. 7727 Fourth nv. N.
r.. purchased n Hobart NJ. Cable in
mahogany case. and
Mira. J. r. Grefellon. 322 Warren
ay,, a Haddorff
Janet A. Brogelin. i806 Bellevue
av.. secured beautiful mahogany
Schubert. as did also
Marshall G. Harvey. OF Kirkland.
Miss Lucille Shepherd, OF BotheIl.
secured Kimball In oak. and II. Il.
Ridgeway. 1901 Saunders place. one
In mahogany. while
Mrs. NJ. Clendenning, 66es Eighth
av. ". W. purchased a Sherwood,
making a grand total OF thlrty-seven
instruments
During the remainder OF the week
our store will be open until 10
o'clock each evening IN order to
accommodate our friends who are
anxious 20 purchase Exposition
pianos at these reduced prices. and,
with additional sales force. Il Is safe
TO say that every caller will be
shown careful and courteous atten.
tlon.
Aside from the beautiful CHECKER
ing Baby Grand which attracted so
much attention while on display at
the Washington State building. sew.
eral other very fine and costly
Baby Grands are contained In this
sale. The magnificent KlmbRll used
In the Womans building, the
Chickering at the Oregon building.
etc, etc. are included IN this cut
price sale. The first opportunity
over presented To purchase the most
costly types of Chickering's. Kim
balls, Testers, Hobart NJ. Cables and
other high class Instruments, yir.
tually now and strictly up-to.date.
az bona fide reductions OF from 20
per cent to 80 per cent,
Easy Payments TO All.
Bear In mind that our easy pay
ment plan applies to the purchase
price of any OF the above instru-
monts, Every instrument sold dur.
ing this sacrifice sale Is positively
guaranteed. Money back If your
purchase Is not absolutely satlsfac-
tory to yourself after delivery.
Eilers Music House. Successor TO
ID. s. Johnston Co., is the place
Eilers Music Building, Third and
University.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27

The announcement In Sundays
papers that every enc OF the many
tine pianos used during the Expo
sition In the various state buildings
and BY the numerous commissions
aud Representatives Of the Exposi.
tlon would be closed out at greatly
reduced prIcea has brought out a
throng OF buyers TO Eilers Music
House.
Among the twenty-five pianos
recorded for Tuesdays sales were
three magnificent Baby Grands aud
one beautiful Planola Piano, all
purchased by enthusiastic must
clans and lovers OF the artistic and
the beautiful.
Those Who Purchased.
J. r. Harrah selected superb
Mahogany Chickering Grand for his
home nj The Chelsea
Another Beautiful Art Chickering
Grand. made especially for exhibi'
ton purposes AZ the A.Y..P.. was
purchased by Elizabeth Campbell,
Of 1904 nth av.. while Mrs. Joseph
Gibson ordered a Baby Grand Kim
ball tn notified mahogany sent to
her home Ia Snohomlsh.
Mai. Penrose. OF Fort Lawton,
purchased an art style Steck Plan
ola Piano, exquiaiteiy finished In
dull Clrcassinn walnut
Mrs. G. II. Naylor. OF 303 30th av.,
secured beautiful u. 8. Johnston
Piano.
Mr.. warlng Thomas had a
Decker G. Son sent to his home nt
2009 r. Thomas St.
A magnificent Story a. Clark
was purchased by Walter Bastian
and delivered 20 him ut 1907 y
Seventh av.
Mrs. J. c. Johnston. Of Tukwila,
while passing through the city. Sc
cured an Eilers Piano and has ar
ranged TO have Il sent to her today.
J. Il. STANDBY, i75 Palm ay., de-
clded upon a beautiful little Stor-
ling piano.
a Clarendon I'm mahogany case
went 70 Fred Huhbell' 1911 w
saith 81.
Stil another In oak was pur-
chased by Il. w. Hadley and de-
livered TO hia home at i4i6 goth st.
Clarence Smith. Of 80 Madison
st.. made the purchase Of Peerless
Electric Piano.
A sehilling & Sons In walnut was
delivered to Miss Hattie Miller,
3434 Woodland Park ay,
II X Curtis, 1862 18th st., secured
n Leland and Il, T, Olsen, of 1872
18th av. ~, had magnificent
Kimball sent TO his home.
Two Hobart NJ. Cable pianos, both
beauties. were sold one In walnut
to the Coleman school, and the
other In oak TO the Adams school.
Jno. Sechler bought a Mehlin piano
In a walnut case. and George X.
Monroe had a IIallet 6 Davis de-
livored to him at 90T 72nd 81.
Mrs. h. y. Ankeny. 2840 Federal
av., secured an Eilera plano, while
Mrs. Charles r. MoKedzie had an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27

crations OF Seattle with tho North
err Pacific railroad. unless future
contingencies are provided fort
Has Worked Faithfully.
Mr. A. V. nouillon has laborcd
conaolonlioualy and without recess
for The benefit of the people, as his
record shows. Tho star has given
10 the people his record And it
appears that The Star has no polit.
ical axe 10 grind, except that II
pays It's share Of tho taxes for the
support Of Seattle'B government
The Star - entitled 20 the gratitude
OF the people Mr. nouillon may
be the next mayor Of Seattle,
THOMAS J. CASEY,
G2s.2a New York BLOCK.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27
Attention,
Merchants

You win be interested to know
that we have more safes and vaults
IN daily use than all other manufac-
turers comblned.
We guarantee our safes and
vaults to be superior TO all others.
Purcell Safe Co. 3i2 Occidental
ay.. agents for Herring .Hall.Marvin
Safe Co. manufacturer OF the gen
uine Hall Safe & Lock Co.'S safes
and vaults.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27
GOV. CURRY RESIGNS


ALBUQUERQUE. y. NJ. Oct 81.
II was learned to-day that Cover
nor George Curry Of the territory
Ut New Mexico has forwarded his
resignation 20 Washington The
resignation probably viii take ef.
feet some time In March,
Governor Curry declared that
be has nent in hts resignation be.
cause his private business needs
his attention. lie denied the many
rumors. prevalent recently. that
his resignation would come Aa "a
result Of lnharmonloua relations
with the Washington officials
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27
LONG DISTANCE OFFICIAL.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct s7--De.
spite The fact that DE IL stationed
At Honolulu. Col Waiter 8 sehuy
Ter today hecafae eommanderin.
chief Of the department o. Callfor
MIA. owing 50 the departure Of Col
Edward y Pratt last night for Van.
couver. where he will appear be.
fore a retiring board OF the United
states army,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27
Stttt+tttttttttt,
ARREsrgp0 WHEN HE
TRIES TO SELL POEM


4 EVERETT. MASS, Oct 81 4
4 Because no attempted 10 soil \
4 a poem whichhhd had written, 4
4 Arthur A. maya OF Boston .
4 WAS arrested here By police. 4
= man and tolf vat he would 4
4 have TO procIat poddler'a 4
A liconac or leave the town. \
nelyea was making a house \
70 house canvass with his ne. 4
4 erary wares when the officer y
4 took him In charge. The aa. =
4 founded poet In vain tried 10 4
4 explain that poetry Is not In =
the same category aa fleh aud 4
. vegetables. The blue coat, 4
4 however, refused 60 consider \
4 more than the fact that Bol. 4
yea was peddiinR. aud that 4
4 Il was necessary 10 first pro. =
= cure a license from the =
= hoard Of heaih. 4
+4%~ 4444s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27
TALKS TO srENooRAPHERs.

Judge William II. Gay. address.
ms the SlenoRFapheFu aud Book
keepers association ai Odd Fellows
hall last night. advised iia members
20 visionize and yitalize their 81.
forts n they wished 20 be success.
full
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27
cLouosuRsr DOES DAMAGE.

MEXICO CITY. oct 27--At least
two lives lost and damage Of 5000.
900 pesos 20 crops. grain and fine
hardwoods. resulted from Mondays
cloHdburat in the state OF Tabaaco.
according 90 Information received
here.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27
NEWSPAPER ron OLYMPIA.
"a.

OLYMPIA. Oct SID C. Ash.
mum. formerly OF Los Angeles. an,
nounccB that no will establish a
new evening daily newspaper IN
Olympia. beginning Saturday OF
this week Tho paper Will have the
United Press service
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27
THREE BABIES IN
A SINGLE DAY
Thirty -Four Others Will Also Help to
Make Homes Happy

Sale Of Exposition Pianos at Elers Meeting With
Ready Response From Shrewd Buyers-Beauti-
full instruments Used in State and Other Build
ings at Concerts and by Various Commissions
Now Being Sold at From 20 to 30 Per Cent
Reduction.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27
Governor
MN FRANKLIN FORT
OF New Jersey.

aTIave Just finished reading from the
roci sheets Judge Lindsey's article now
RAINING in Everybody's ON The Beast and
Tie Jungle. consider il the most terrific
rraignment OF the Systems and the
Interests that has ever come from the pen
danvman in America. Il can't do other
wise than produce good results. II viii
.nEghten the people as to the evils which
sndanger our states and the nation. No
one moi in public lie can fully realize the
isrre Of Judge Lindscy's facts. The con-
ditions which he portrays in Denver and
Colorado exist in many other cities and
states in the union probably they arc not
~flagrantly ard openly Haunted as he de-
pets them to be in his city and state but
he beast is everywhere in the civic jungle.
His statements cannot do otherwise than
result in an awakening Of the people Of the
Republic 10 the real situation. and. when
he awakening comes, no man viii have
hire more for his country since Wendell
pilhps flaycd slavery. than he has done
writing this article Every citizen
cd read it.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27
TIE D[NIAl WAR Will SAVE YOU Monty

You save n dol
lar, / make a d61-
lar, and the Den -
tal Combine viii
lose two dollars
when l do your
dental work. /
am not competing
with cheap don
lists but with tho
state Dental Com b
pine, ana while
this 1apfat 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27

The Raven prescription service
means that the doctors sklil In pre-
soribino Is most efficiently supple
nented by the drueglsts skill IN
eenpoundlns. RAVEN DRUG GO.
tai6 Second Az.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27

lasts All dental work viii bo done
az my offices for Just half tho COM
bine prices. The Brown Dental
offices have been established at TIA
First Az. for seventeen years. and
now have nine associate assistant
specialists
EDWIN ], BROWN. d. u. S.
7iS First Az.
Opcn evenings until and sun
days until y. m. for people who
work
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27

Cortcel Satin Lining; 80 inches wide; in black. navy
blue old rose tan. gray and cream. $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1909-10-27
Make Your Own Silk Waists
Silk Remnants at Less Than Halt
| SI.75 Mannish Gray Suitings, $I.I5

| 81 inches wide. stylish stripe effects, in various
| shades of the grays. Regular price Si.75
/ yard; special for Sii5
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29
YOUNG MEN
LEARN TELEGRAPHY!
Telegraph Operators Are In Great
Demand !

Boys. this is your opruriu unity TO learn
q frat class trade that pays a good SAL
aFy every month in The year. There
will be a greater demand for Telegraph
Operators this Fall ard Winter than
there has been for many years past
The prominent railroads Of the South
and other parts Of the United Ststes
are writing 20 us 10 qualify as many
young men Of good character for their
service " We possibly con. We trust
that the reliable. ambitious boys Of the
South viii rally 10 this golden cpportu-
nifty.
Our students qualify for service In
only four 90 six months. We gurran-
tee positions. Graduates begin on e45
b S65 per month; easy and pleasani
work; permanent employment; rapid
promotion.
Our tuition b reasonable: board at
loW rates; EeWnan Il extremely health-
ful; hne climate; excellent drinking wa
tef. Write ni once Tor our new illus-
tratad eatai09. A letter or postal will
bring h. IT IS FREE.
SOuihun School Of Telsuaghy.
Box S7s. 1s4-lOO NsWnsa. 0sorrla.
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29


ttca. 30 lnFcat q motive 70 eK-
hig retufn 60. re. q EroEnaii street
0eIIefe be chose 90 exaEeefete t1e ln-
ailifenesa of BE natura end threw
81 COZ good meeGuro q dtsifr Cd re-
coveT q prized trinkef of 10 particdler
noment. esteemed for Sc ans0ciations
and 90 forth But Whatever the fab
ricaiIon. 4 passed musier 70 the glsi
S. motives seemed less important
tlian the discoveries that resulted from
them.
n am afraid" be concluded the sum
mary-0f the c0nfabulatiOn be had over
beard az the skylight of the Aiethea's
cabin. you'd best make up your mind
that your fatheF"-
eyes," whispered the giFl huskily
ana turned her face 70 the window. a
quiVering muscle in the arm young
throat alone betraying her emotion.
sIts a bad business" be pursued re-
Ientiessly-''bad all round MulEpaty,
81 gour fathers pay, tries 10 have him
agfested. the better 70 rob him. Mrs.
Hhllam 10 secure your property Tor
thst precious pet. Freddie. eoaniFes e
e ehe doesn't lnstigate q kidnaping
Your father takes her noaes 70 De-
pgige you Of yours. whieh could pFo6t
him nothing % leng as you remained
ln lawful possession Of q. and at the
lains time he eOn8plres 10 rob. through
you, the rightful owners. II they are
riettfnl owners. And. II they ere.
Why should Freddie Hallam 50 like .
thief in the night to secure property
that's bis beyond disputed don't
really think you owe your fatheF any
further consideration"
&c waited patiently. Eventually
Moor the girl sobbed assent
.It's this way; Calendar, counting
on your sparing him In the end. q go
ing to hound us. He's doing II now.
There'a Hobbs IN the next car, for
proof. Until these Jewels are returned.
whether to Frognall street o. 20 yOuag
HaIlam, we're both 10 danger, both
there's sh the sight of tie law. And
yonf father knows that too. There's
40 profit TO be had BY dIscOunting the
eet1per Of these people. They're as
derate gRng of HwtndleEg az ever
iVC1 They'll have those Jewels e
they have % SO as far a. murder
+tlf. KiFkWOOdF' she deprecated IN
borror.
~ wagEed bis head stubbOrnly. Omi-
nOuslg. Eve seen them % the raw.
They're hot % our trail nov. Ten 70
one they'll De on our bacss before We
cad set across the CHANNEL Once in,
Eu Ind we WtIl be comparatively
Saf Until then-but I'm 4 brute-I'm
tri lening your 9E GJGH
'fson aFs, dreadfelly," she confessed
ln tremuIOus voice. -.
give hs. 1t y6d l6ok q ths
aa slds Hrst, the Othsf se6is aIl t6e
bE geF. Please don't worry. Wen
,p1 hrOush with flying colOrs OF my
nar D not Philip KlrkwOOd."
bave every faith 10 y0u." she To-.
for 3 him, 1bWlessly siBcere +Whef
1 tEink Of all you've done aud dared
Cor nie. on the mere suspicion that
needed your help
wed best be getting ready" be IN.
tsrfovted hastily. Here's Brussels"
e vas 30. Lights. IN little clusters
and long. wheeling lines. were leapinG
out of TIE darkness and iashing back
IS the train rumbied through the sub
urhb of the little Paris Of the north
Already the other passengers were be
ggrihg themselves. gathering together
wraps and hand luggage and preparing
for ths'jOurney's end.
Rising. KIrkwOod took down their
two satchels from the overhead rack
and waited. In grim abstraction plan
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29

( 4 nir.F Q ,FritE, Oas N. y. writes,
" Sak.nt fc,tys Otldo EiRllitS, AID
tthink q > ihe best rRnedE ~ c9nell.
0 .ue kI0 -. !. t. n I'M
. LlztrIge Is mid. piea1ant End efoc-
tive. AMI Glrne hablluai conntipali1n
AZ Dnfils1's g dgng s,oro. 81 In
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29

Good board and nice rooms near 10
Htf r. II. Bradford. 4
a Foof Bah shoe, . Knock Ahout
qhop. q Shoe thnt every Sfho0i Boy
wants e carried by Chittenden q -
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29

Foa wOoD- Phone DR.. J. n. Butt.
Phone No. 2lT. -
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29

4 Cup ofWAlto Houss ss Blas Lsbsi
Hoea sna Java CoGss
10 what goes straight 70 the heart oa
every man AZ breakfast time. and ovoFy
one knows that only good grOeeEs keep
good coffee. We take special pride 10
our brands, as they have made our
store famous. Just &c good 90 the cgf-
fee we sell are teas. which prineipls
holds good throughout cur entire stack.
We sell nothing but the best Of food
pFoduets-those we have tested eur.
selves, and 30 can stand by their.
J. W. COLLINS. Grocer
The weekly true Democrat., 1909-10-29

SOuihern School Of TeIcusphY.
Box s7s. ,s4IO0 Nswnsa, OsOrrIo.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-25
THE HIGHEST MULTIPLE OF RESPONSIBILITY

rrnt officer we hope his reunit he returne VIII
he able to prove himself from faint of graft II proof runs t
c,he way we he will jail for as long as the law ao
In the meantime only fair to note that the charges a9a mn
are about three anonymous. There is lot OF stuff IN the morn
m n,cr at "a SDaniard' RCan certain crime, a
ayv2 and what unnamed parties told one another and are
said to have said is understood be known to Sheriff Jarrett IN
Connection with transaction which took place lew months
.o involving somebody not appears from this published
account certain people actually seen In earnest
tion The unknown Spaniard of them 1t appears at ne
had Cease which was tried though it does not appear
whether he was convicted the charge not whatever 1t was
may be that there is something very sinister earnest
the detective and that pgny police station is again
the local scheme of things But the average citizen can
rot help charges cannot be made definitely ta
this they made all It is nsnuation and anonymity
degrees removed from responsibility 1t no wonder that
pectabe citizens asked take local public
affairs that the task of getting them into politics is hard
one
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-25

of the board is eagerly sought and becoming more and more bind
ing upon those who maintain this form of amusement.
AS result the character of the plays reproduced this manner
decidedly which obtained the outset The
that this form of entertainment educating its patrons along
undesirable lines making them familiar with the details of crime
well founded but the advance made
the introduction of better methods has almost entirely removed the
necessity for this criticism is said that the board of censorship
keeps before the that these pictures to be exhibited before
miscellaneous audience composed largely of children and OF
immature years. and that order for the business to succeed such
be shielded onse well suitably entertained
Inasnch the moving picture business said to constitute 90
the offered the United States
important that it be conducted with the utmost The value
the moving picture making the general public acquainted with
of historic geographical interest practically unbound
ed but that such forms of and education should be edged
selfevident The children
land entitled this protection and careless indeed the oa
government that fails to exercise proper supervision
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-25
STATE GRUB-S STALKING.

Probably question will be settled satisfactorily and
oner the notions that projected into It, The propose
op of advancing money those taking UP homestead ta
would likely complications without advantages to cor
respond 1t involve the establishment Of something Ee
lard bank the Territory very doubtful if the area OF avail
able LANDS for homesteadng great enough justify large an
cxpent The plan liable bring unhrlt class into
the ranks seekers the easns OF hac
ing the operations necessary bring the homestead into condition
supporting their holders 1t would debt from the start wn
that inevitably pioneers Wou
degree than OH
mainland any country where there settled standard
agriculture, with staple crops having certain market Governor
Frear difficulties the other day when he spoke OF
the lack of knowledge and experience prevailing these islands with
regard the kinds of crops with the methods of their production
preparation market which adaptable to different oca
ties, soils and climatic conditions.
There danger agitation that policies may be adopt
premauey dispose of the small amount of public lands
remaining disposition gradual development of land settlement
upon principles will be the safest First see
we'll laid the permanent conentment
Every mistake that made will be dlsas
end poporonay the magnitude of each unsuccess
experiment Hothouse propagation of settlements will the
absorption the land by corporations capitalists through orecos
Asacs whom the homesteaders will lease their holdings
they secured their titles which about all most OF
secured within the time given for that purpose The
of homesteadS Hawai- still enough IN
memory be warning the ndscrmnate paceng
of the public domain without safeguards prevent its falling in
the hands spectators and corporations According to all
On all hands the planting corporations
made making advances the homeeaders and
doubt of the result when the and
the debt HOmeSeaderS all the
private money require what is the
making public money available te unless intended that
refunded Government? In the latter the
general body of taxpayers would be defrauded
Why should any be up the farming business public
pense any than in any other occupation?
Finally gub-stang necessary Show them that the farms
will and hundreds of thousands of American farmers ready
and have the money develop them If the farms won't pay grub
stalking is of And they won't till the transportation diff
culies removed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-10-25
Banking
Stocks
Bonds
Commercial News
BY L. D. TIMM ms

AS was probably to be expected, in
view of the unreasonable depths al
ready reached and the approach of a
dividend paying period-stocks took a
small jump lAis morning and for a
time there was some lively trading
The advance was not confined to any
particular stock. On the other hand,
the whole market seemed to have taxi
en- on new life.
Oahu was the only active stock that
seemed to remain stationary in actual
trading, although it developed unusual
strength upon it's old basis. Between
board %, rs, 1875 and 25 shares sold
at S32. On the boards this morning
S32 was freely offered for the stock
but there was none to be had. Hold
ers we're asked 1925.
Waialua pulled up a full point, 10 and
20 shares selling at Silt 90. These
sales were made between boards, pre-
sumably Saturday afternoon. On
Change this morning $117.25 was bid
and $118 asked.
Pioneer probably developed more
steam than any other stock. AS a
matter OF fact, Pioneer was forced dow