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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
DIETz CHILDREN shot
Sheriff and Posse Wound Sons
and Daughter Of Fugitive.

Couderey, Wis, Oct. 1.-Clarence,
Leslie and Myra Dietz, oldest boys
and girl, all grown up children, of
: John F. Dietz, the Cameron dam de-
fender, were shot by Sheriff Mike
Madden and his posse near Winter.
They were coming into Winter, as ex-
pected, when the sheriff and posse in
7tercepted them and called on them to
halt. They kept on going. Madden
and his posse opened fire. Clarence
was shot through the shoulder, Myra
through the back and Leslie, who was
also shot, jumped out of the rig and
got away, returning to his home.
Myra is said to be fatally hurt, but
the boys are not seriously injured
Myra and Clarence were taken to
Winter by the sheriff and their
wounds dressed.
Fearing an attack from John Dietz
Winter has been placed under martha
law.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
Filler INNOCENT sMUGGLER.

Frenchman Crosses Belgian Border
and Returns With Cigar Gifts.
The first case of smuggling by aero
plane was recorded in France recently
when Newport won cross country
race at the Maubeuge flying meet, near
the Belgian frontier He landed at
Grandreng and returned with flowers
and cigars with which he had been
presented by young Belgian women.
The aviator distributed the cigars
among the notables present, who In
Guided French customs officer from
the head Office. The latter automo-
billed to Maubeuge later in order to
satisfy himself that Nieuport's aero
plane was not prepared for contraband
work.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
FUNDS FOR IRISH PARTY
United Irish League Agrees to Sub
scribe $4,000.

7 Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. 30.-The fifth
biennial national convention of the
United Irish league has ended. A rec
pmmendation by the committee on
ways and means that 100000 be sub
scribed to the work of the Irish parlia-
mentary party for the next two years
was raised to S15O,OO0 by the commit
tee on resolutions.
e John E. Redmond paid a tribute to
President Ryan and renewed his dec
laration that self-government for the
Irish race was never nearer than it is
TODAY.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago, Oct. Cattle -Beeves,
$4.6O@8.O0; Texas steers, s4.1O@5.6O;
Western steers. S4.10@6.75; stockers
and feeders, s3.5O@5.6O; cows and
,heifers, s2.2o@6.3o; calves, s7.5O@lo.-
10. Light, $S.S5@9.3O; mixed,
sS40@9.25; heavy, sS.35@9.15; rough.
$8.35@8.S5; good to choice heavy, So
55@9.l5; pigs, s8.25@9.10. Sheep
Native, S2.58@4.2O; yearlings. $4,000
$3.50; lambs, $4.7507.1O
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
Chicago Grain and Provisions.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-Wheat-Dec.. &c;
May, $1.02A Corn-Dec.,
1880; May, 52A @52asc. Oats-Dec.,
32%c; May, 35Rc. Pork-Jan., SITS.
-Butter-Creameries, 24@2se; dairies,
23@27c. Eggs-1sh @25c. Poultry
Turkeys, 1sc; chickens, 1870;
springs, 13c
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
Duluth Wheat and Flax.

Duluth, Oct. 1.-Wheat-To arrive
and on track-No. 1 hard, $1.10; No.
1 Northern, $1.O9h; No. 2 Northern,
S1O6A@1071a; Dec, s1.O9h; May.
s1.12R. Flax-On track, in store, to
arrive, Oct and Nov, $2.41%; Dec,
$2.37; May, 1924. ...
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
st. Paul Live Stock.

st. Paul, Oct. 1.-Cattle-Good to
choice steers, s5.5O@6,00; fair to good,
s4.75@5.25; good to choice COWS and
heifers, $4.25 $500; veals, $6.50@775
s-sS.25@9.O0. Sheep-Wethers,
S3.75@4.o0; yearlings, $4.25@5.0O;
spring lambs, $5.50@6.35.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
GRAIN AND PROVISION PRICES
Minneapolis Wheat.

Minneapolis, Oct 1.-Wheat-Dec.,
$1.08A; May, SIP. On track-No. l
hard, $1.10as; No. 1 Northern, ST.
Os9s @1.O9%; No. 2 Northern, ST.
O5H @1.O77s; No. Northern, $1O3H
@1O6h
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
Steamers For Brazil Trace.

Steamers For BrazH JraGe.
-Four new steamers are being built
especially for the trade between Brazil
and New York. They will be $500.
tons each. with speed Of eleven to-
twelve knots.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05
SEA TRIP TO AID LAYING.
Jersey Man Takes Hens to Bermuda to
Enlarge Egg Product.

Enlarge Egg Product.
So fond is e. 81. Carlisle Of the fifty
Rhode Island Red hens he has at
Point Pleasant. N. j., he will not trust
them to any one else while he enjoys
a cruise to Bermuda and is going to
take them a-yachtfng with him in a
twenty foot catboat.
He has rugged up on the deck of the
boat water proof crates for the hens
and in bad weather will cover them.
They have not been laying well, and
he expects the sea trip will benefit
them so much he will be able to sup
ply his Bermuda hotel with choice
fresh eggs when he lands.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1910-10-05

Thousand Industries Ready to Pur-
chase Output of New Source of Sup
ply if Successful French Scientists
Consider Euconnia Planting Prac-
ticable. but Gauis ignore Hint.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01
Parks Tor All

Congressman Tsylor has introduced
an omnibus bill In congress provid-
ing for the ersation Of public parks
for the towns Of Glenwood springs,
Rifle, Mssksr, Grand Valley, Olsthe,
Gunutson, La Vets, De Beque and
Pitkin. The ground for all these
parks 10 70 b. taken from the public
domain I
II Congressman TAYLOR does moth
ing mere than pass this bill daring
his term Of ONCE he will have con-
fsrred . lasting bensft on the people
the to1ue named. -.
Mr.. sTaylor has also introduced
bills for the removal Of General zsb.
ulon Pike from 6sckstts Hsrbor, n.
Y, for Anal burial at the bsss Of
Pixies Peak; for the Improvement Of
public Highways, and joint memorial
providing for the election Of United
States senator's by direct vote Of the
people.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01
Special Rates 70 Apple Show u
& The Midland Route

On January the eth, The Colorado
Midland will make the very low rats
q 9ll.00 for the round trip on traiu
No. los to Denver and return account
the National Apple Show. There
will be chair cars, coaches, diner and
and Pullman Sleeping cars ON this
train. You should communicate with
r. +. Vicksry, General agent Grand
junction 1t once and secure your
reservations In sleeper.
The rate to Denver and return on
January 1nd and 8rd will be one fare
for the round trip, limited to Jan. 10.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01
Graded School Report

Graded School Report
Aslev y the report for the month
oe Novsuber, Of District No. I.
FOURTH onADR.
0pslling-Clarinda 0addss. Dewey
Gray, Calm Smith and Beatrice Joy,
100; Issss Bloomfield and Mabel
Kyls. q.
1sa1iAs-Mabsl Kyle, %; Dewey
Gray An& Robert Wharton, s7.
0sogroShy-Bsatrios Joy. -; Robt
Whassae. n.
Lansuaee-Dewsy Gray. -;
Dsatric Joy, -
fAsithutstic-Aabsl Kyle, %; Eva
LAmpshife and Colin Smith, -
Depestment-Manila 0addss. Clas.
iudA 0a1des and Mabel Kyls. 100.
]. Ti111 GRADE.
sAsithmstic-Aabsn HALL, =; llss.
saest Taylor, -
Hiseort = Margaret Taylor. ed
Aabsp Rail, leo; Karl Nstsssr. ~
0soSrsphy- Eugene Davis. Mar
1arst Taylor and Anna RittmAyer,
100; Kari Mstsger, 3nd.
Laagusss-MargArst Tay lor, Ruben
DAla'and Martha johnson, 100; Anna
Rittmaysr. 2nd.
physiology = Eugene Davis and
Aabsn Dall, 100; Margaret Taylor, g.
0pslling-Rubsn Ball, 100; Mar
sasst Taylor, g.
Hseding-Sadie Adams and Mar
eaest Taylor, 81; Herbert Dennis, o.
SIXTH GRADE.
nsading-Olive Chaplin, %; Harold
Shaver - N
| epAlling-Harold Shaver, o.; Nil
drsa Joy, %.
Arithmetic-Mildred Joy, ~; Haf-
Old Shaver, %.
Physislogy-Mildred Joy aud Geo.
Lyttls, .; Thslma Fairfield, 81.
Gfamnar-Mildred Joy, ~; George
Lyttle. =.
Geography - George Lyttls, Co.;
Oliss Chaplin, 81.
aistosy-0eorgs Lyttls, 60; Willie
HALL g.
~ sEvENTR GRADE.
Rsading - Walter Rittmaysr, g.;
Eiio Harris and Rowland Young, q.
0sossaphy-Dell Chspin, %; Keith
Clark aod Anna Critchlov, "a.
iNistesy-Dsll Chaplin, %; Flossis
Aollsr1Eand Hilary Smith, q.
: 1peljasg-Ethsl BALL, Anna Crtteh.
~, HDeesis Pollard, Eiio Harris,
Dan c9eptn, los Delaney and Hilary
Smith loA &.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Issgnaan AnA
rlassis Pollard, -; Ernest Lamb and
Hilary Smith, -
FhysiolaU-Dsll Chaplin, %; Row
land Youne. o.
Grammar = Anna Critehlow, g.;
Flossie Pollard and Hilary Smith, 81.
1IoMrH GRADE.
Rsading-Evart Watson, ee; Leona
Wildhack, o.
Writins-Nary Davis, lst; Roland
Dudley. Sad.
Arithmstic-Mary Davis, Wright
Ball and Winiffed Fordhsm, -; Lola
Philips, -
GrammAr-Wright Ball aud Laona
Wildhack, -; Mary Moulton and
Winifred Eordham, %.
Geography-Wright Ball, %; Win
fired Fordham, %.
History-Winifred Ford h m,
Wright Hall and Mary Davis IS;
Rowland Dudley, Leona Wildhack
and Lola Philips, %.
Ctvics-Nsry Davis, o7; Leo Davis,
Winifred Fordham, Leona Wildhack
and WRIGHT Rail-. ~.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01
Sunday School Ea.srtaismsnt

The Sunday school Of 81. Jsussa
Church treated Nssksr people b .
rare entertainment Chrlstmas svs.
It was held in the ledge room ee the
Odd Fellows hail. and II was dis
tiuguishsd hy thsss excellent fse-
turss, the Numbers were attractive
iu themselves they wsrs we'll par
formed, and the program was short
enough 70 sustain the autsrsst %
the end.
After opening dsvotious. . Christ
mas hymn, and few rssnasks by ths
rector, the primary claas prsssntsd .
Santa Cisus drama, ID vhieh dolls
and soldiers from the old gsatlsasan's
pack eamA to life In . woaasfful
nsnnsr, were thrsatsosd With dsstrue-
kiou b. q bad v3teh end . dragon;
(1nes ssvtn nby s1ood lntgy, nd AnaSa9
went 10 the North pols mad lived
happily With sssta and hts wife for.
|sysr aftsr. The really Ans pssssnta-
tion was the result 9f the long sa1lss-
ing patasnoe and indsfetaeable In.
dustsy os lliss Marian Hunter, the
tssehsr Of the clsss.
Tho only weak point In the play, IN
our opinion, was the absurdity Of the
knight, Hugh Lyttls, In attempting
70 overcome the witch, Mary Moulton,
armed merely with . salt of stofs
clothes aud = biz sword. We suspect
that IL will require much moro In
vincibls armour than that, TO conquer
that witch.
Mrs. Garrison won eoldeu opinions
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01
The Fruit Growers' Convention
Biz Success

This convention IL going 10 be the
biggest booster for Colorado that the
state has had for . long time. All
Colorado people are boosting for this
convention the same ~ they arc
boosting for the StAndish Hotel,
whore you can get the best accomo-
dations fnn the city 1t the lowest price.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01
The Weather

Such - We have had for some time
past, continued TO make itself felt
during the past week.
Last Friday night It was II bslow,
Saturday 10 below, Sunday about
sero. Monday 8 below, Tuesday IL
below, "Wednesday Q below, Thurs
day and Friday moderated, turning
to rain and snow. go
Last Of last week and forspsrt Of
this the north Atlantic coest region
WAS visited by deres blissards and
snow storms and sero weather.
At Boston and vicinity the storm
was the worst recorded since 1851. A
number Of lives wsrs lost and prop
erty damages will foot up over . mil-
lion dollars.
The number Of people who perish
ed a. . result Of the storm will foot
up nearly . hundred, seventeen BE-
ing dead In New York alone.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01
4. =. cHuncM.

Ths following musiesl program was
rendered 1t the Methodist Episcopal
church. Sabbath evening, December
- 1909.
l. volustary--.ssrsnsds" "llrs.Mewilliams
4 singing from the Hymnsl .....:.....N No. io'
.. ApostIss' Creed.
I. Mails Quartstt4-"Hs Hidsth Ny SOUL
xslihosssr, 1ssnssr. Pritshstt Phslps
sad Dean.
& Prayer BY ths RA6aos
4 Aathsm-''Thsrs Were Shepherds"
Z. Loason from the New TestAment.
|A seao-'.Avs MARI. "...........N Mn. ssndssson
q voIpntasy-"IArgo". Mrs.. McWiiltama
~ Aathsm-AGloey ~ 70 God IN The
Nighsst."
II. Duet-"1he 1ovtos Ltvsth." ............
.........,. Mrs. ssrshlks and Ars. ssndsrsou
u. eolo-.Ths Star II the East" ........-........,
.............. Miss Myrtle Johnson
Il. Anthsm-'Ths star Of Bsthlshsm
u eolo-"Just One Toueh" vssn 'Fhslpa
~ Anthsm-.Bshoid I Bsing Yoa Good
TtdinGs."
II. Male Quartssts -"Lord I'm Coming
Homs,~ zslihosfss. Bssnss. Pritehstt
Phsips and Dsan.
Those who took part in the pro-
gram:
.Sopranos-Mssdames Hulstt, San
derson, Pritchett aud Gray, Misses
Arnold, Jensen, Thomas, Nichols
and johnson.
Altos - Mssdsmss strshlks and
Garrison, and Miss Norfne.
Tenors-Msssrs. Zsllhosfer, Ivan
and Geo. 8eemer.
Bassos-Msssrs. Bsbcock, Phelps,
Pritchsts, Oloutfer, Rigby and Dean.
The Christmas treat was given to
the Sunday school scholars and Of
ficers st the church Tuesday after.
noon. Everybody went away happy.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01
All-js

Have you . weAh throat3 II 70. you cannot
b TOO careful. Ten cannot hsgtn tfsstmsnt
100 early. Eaeh cold mAlss you more liable
10 aaothsr and shs lest - always the harder
70 cure. II yea Will taks Ohambsrlatn's =
Cough Remedy at tAs OUTSET you Will -
savsa much ssoebls. sold ~ City Drug
Qeoee.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01

Bob Fltssimmons was knocked oul
in the 18th round by Bill Lang q
Sidney, n. 8. w.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01

Nothing more suitable for Christ
mas than . Navajo rug. We have
them in all sises. designs and prices.
Hartke 4 Sheets.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01

They have expelled DR.. Cook from
the Explorers' club.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01
Veeeeru Stock Show Rates

W0ee0fn STOCK Snow Kate3
One fAre tor the round trip TO Dom
yer via the Rio 0rands account
Western Stock Show, Denver, Colo,
January 9Th 70 18th, 1910. Tickets on
sale January 9, to II. Final limit
January II. Bigger and better than
ever. Don miss 1t. Call on local
agent for particulars.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01
For Sale

Ny stock Of undertaking goods,
pictures, picture mouldings, room
mouldings, picture frames and other
goods. II e HOLLOWAY.
Mseker, Colo.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01
sHERlFF's SALE

- yt1tua ~ certain writ oe oxqeutfon
tsSSe1 oqt d tAe CLERK 8 once q the District
4op1e q 1Se Dlenoo Coonty and etAse q
eoSeeo6os oeA % ~ 1ireeee4. WhefesZ ! an
se43tSs - IsaEsZ: - sRA a. T, s!.,ss ns!::
q x alsSsdf Sf;sss ssis i sssss. svss fHSse3efe Hse &
HAD1 - Nseeot fGeEy 3. 0490N ~.
191esex - ~ E9oaee g Anea =.
~. sPes. s9d ssssssl: S g u ~ y: z.
H soatAvsst quarter q tAe northsest
&nes1er, ~ noethWsst quarter Of the s0uth-
$oot Hn8ffoS, the nosthsAst quarter Of the
600tkWeee QnAgtes. and the south half q the
SISstss e set,1e ssd s.d tss tss
scotswsss susltsf o. The nosthvsst quarter
q 6eettoa & In Township north, Range -
Woet q thS eth Principel Meridian, and the
eaSS halt o& the soutAwest quarter Of Section
n, TQWnshfp : North. of Range - Wese Oft
IN fr1nct1a ii Meridian. and the eest bali of
tas noeth vsss euertss g ssstson 3 Township
Scridien, toTstber With I'll itnprovsments
thorooa and 81 ditch and wetsr rishts b..
joogl1R o. In any manner pestaantng there
Sie 1laaco Ooonty, sSets of Coaosedo.
fAssofoes. according % aid counaad. 4
shAiI s1pose for sale, g Public H9etion. all
nspsd s NV H. Il. Miiisr in 'h Il 81 g tss $50
SssntS day of Octobsf, 10. 81 10 O'Clock 8.
n. At the front door 0f the o0onty eo0ft
koooe os Rio Blanoo county, Oologedo. in
the town Of Meeker, In aat6 county and state.
Dated ~ Nseker. Colorado, this Ftfteenth
dey o. septemosF' n 4 ryy.raor.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01

Havs yonr harness repaired and
oiled. Hsrtke 4 Sheets will do the
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01

Carriage, buggy and wagon paint
ing 1t the Harp-JoHantssn company
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01

Metal broad boards At Holloway's.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01

R. H. Taylor. dentist, M.sksr.
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01
JOSEPH j. MAHoNEY, NJ. D.
Physicsa and Surgeon.


zsa,s. 10 ,asa. .,ss = and : y aasH.,
The Meeker herald., 1910-01-01

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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-12

In the local instance James T.
Burns who became interested in the
boy checked out the saving account
of his little son. James Perry Burns,
who has just entered his third year
and the money VAS loaned to Swan to
assist him in buying clothes and pay
Ing other expenses during the re.
mainicr of the school term and 10
make him able to accept his work
with the census department.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-12

Cigar Makers International Union
was established in 1864.
" new union of plastcrers was in
stitutcd recently in Modesto Cal.
ON May II, at Cincinnati. Ameri.
can Federation of Musicians will
convene.
steps have been taken to organize
Womans Union Label League in
Vallejo, Cal.
During February there were 237
industrial accidents in Canada and
II work people killed
Farmers in many countie, of Cali
fornia are organizing against the
employment of Japanese.
In Chicago hammcrmen get from
80 to go cents an hour. blacksmiths
from 10 to 80 cents, ana helper, from
- to 10 cents
Carpenters of stockton Cal. have
decided to consider the submission
Of a demand for si5o for an eight
hour day
Trades unions have accomplished
more in onc.half century than the po-
liucal drcamers will accomplish In
one thousand years
Union plumbers in all PARTS Of
the country are voting upon propo-
,ition to establish home for aged
and disabled members.
Andrew Furuscth. secretary of the
Sailors Union or the Pacific. will
shortly leave for the east to secure
legislation for sailors generally.
London, Can. central unemployed
body has decided to give ten dolar-
nudmg money to lbs immigrants to
place, west ~ Wnnrpcg.
The tennessee Federation is a Wig.
orouc and progressive organization.
aud has succeeded In securing the
cnactmcut of many law beneficial o.
the Workers of that state.
\ recent meeting OF the homphis.
Tcm., trade, and labor couuci. iroR
mp and discussed the question of ,,
cal labor tcmple and bmldng
committee To go fully into the qucs.
Jiou Na~ named
baltimore a Ohio tolographcrs have
secured an increase IN wages ~ .
per cent, aud a satisfactory change
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-12

sunday Mornings Ardmorcite that
Allen Il. swan, "A pupil IN the Ardmorc
High School. was struggling to pay
his expenses through school. that
friends had Interested themselves in
his behalf and secured for him work
with the United States census de
pLrtment and that the boy needed a
horse, the Judge Immediately called
up the boy over the telephone. In the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-12

They cost less and Of.
Ter more enjoyment than q
vacatioc ata fashionable
seaside or mountainresort.
Nritc uS FOR deIails.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-12

in working conditions. thereby avert
ing a threatened strike.
The labor temple committee of Vol
ejo. Cal. which proposes TO erect a
first class home tor the labor unions
of that city. announces that It Is
ready to issue stock in the temple
association.
The American Federation of Labor
II sending To the central labor bodies
and state federations an intcresting
box giving an account Of the work
of the special committee on indus.
trial education.
The American Federation Of Labor
executive council will hold its next
quarterly session in Seattle. Wash.
this month The members will ad.
dress mass meetings of unionist,
going to and returning from the
coast
The new work hour scale Of the
leather workers ON horse goods all
over the United States Canada and
Mexico next Monday Is a dcclara.
tion Of the cight-hour work day
San Francisco. Cal. retail clerks
union has decided to send 1000 cir
culars month to the homes OF
workngmcn. These will bear fac
smlr oi the union clerks card and
"A request that all who make pur-
ohascs ask the clcrl, for his card
before doing business.
Ballet girls in European cities are
taken al a tender age and held like
APPRENTICES for several years. under
the sovcrest discipline. They are
housed ana fed by the master and
mistress, their teacher
I'm agreement reached al Louisville
between committee from the Aouis-
vile n Nashville division ot the Or
Ger OF Railway Conductors and the
company for the next two years. sc.
cures for the trainmen substantial
increase Ia wages
All of tho unions of the building
trades class are under instructions
from the States building Trades
Council carrying ont the orders OF
the building trades section of the
American Federation OF Labor TO
affiliate with the central labor body
of the county in which the mdlyid
ual unions are located
President Andrew G. Hughes of the
International Coopors Union, has se-
cured general union arbitrat n
agreement from the Coopcragc Elm.
ploycn, Association and the luterna-
tional Union has won its contention
for an increase In wages for every
shop controlled 10y the association.
The new agreement ana wage i'm
crease viii go into effect June T.
Montreal Can. shipping ,ompa
n,s have united to take action
ucaiust the recent demand oi tae
longshoremen's Union for a board
of investigation appointed under the
LemiouN act TO investigate their
relations with the companies
The International Printing Press.
men ana Assistants Union is com.
posed of craftsmen Who produce
about 90 per cent Of the magazines.
newspapers and other forms Of print.
ing throughout this country, West In.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-04-12
OKLAHOMA BANKER SHOWS THAT
THEY ARE BETTER MONEY
MAKERS THAN STANDARD OIL.
ALL THE EGGS |NCUBATED
invest Three Hundred Dollars in
Geese-ln Three Years You've
Profit Of Three Hundred Forty
Thousand Dollars.

Guthrie, Okla, April IA Guthrie
banker believes that the limit of high
finance has been reached In scheme
proposed to him by an Oklahoman
eager to join get-rich-quick society.
These figures are taken from the
prospectus.
An investment OF $500 paid In by
three stockholders, each holding one
of the three shares OF the company.
and three hundred geese at 81 each.
total, $500. The estimated production
is three eggs a week from each goose.
making nine hundred eggs week
2G.Noo 4 year, and for three years the
life of the company, 10000.
None OF these eggs Is to be sold but
all incuuated and hatched, and allow.
inS iorty thousand Tor bad eggs, there
would be- a total of one hundred thous.
and goslings. In three years each
goose would proluCe 'Conservatiyely, ="
y
a pound would amount to 5000 900.
From one hundred thousand goose liy.
ers would be received 100000. Esti-
mating twenty buttons from each goose
bill, and the price OF one cent IA but.
ton, there wOuli be $4,000 from mil.
! lion goose bill buttons, while from one
hundred thousand marketed geese at
| $3.50 each would be derived the sum
/ of sl5O,OOO.
The operating expenses are esti-
mated at $4,000, to which should be
added the $500 paid in by the stock
holders and invested in goose eggs,
making total outlay OF Sl9O, 300. The
total receipts, as enumerated, would
be S53O,0OO, making the enormous net
profits of s33?.70O in three years. or
an annual dividend of S37.744 for each
stockholder.
This scheme is said I'D navo been
thought out by man living In town
who has devoted much time TO the
theoretical results OF poultry farming
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