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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28
r. NJ. BURROWS.

Yours for business,
First stairway west Of Citizens Nation
al bank, No. 3O41a over Eagle Mercan-
tile Co. store. Il-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28

WANTED - want to rent SO acre
farm on halves. Everything furnished
Cali scs chickasha Ave, Addreas y
stursell Asn 90 .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28

WANTED--To rent new three room
houses and one room house at IS
Der month. Close in on South 9th St
Gas and electric lights. See Bennett
& Guthrie. Phone 7Si or 94s. 24-5
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28

WANTED Help; ladies and gen
ticmen; good pay; salary and commits
sion. Cali afternoon room S, Central
hosa, 3.21-e
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1911-03-28

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The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
THE CONSCIENCE.

Conscience l. simply a senr1.
ment in the soul OF man which
when the understanding says
that thing, IL right or wrong
respondas tagdces not follow,
however, that conscience is In
fallible. that 1t never errs. Ii
does not follow that our moral
perception and Judgment are IN
yariably correct because they
I spring from our native consritu-
ton. This Ia liable to err MOI
one Of its activities is infanible
The reasoning power sometimes
errs; the Judgment egTs; the
memory errs, The moral fa<Sslty
~ on The same footing In this re-
sysct with any and all other fac
nitias
iis NaiHs. IL nor thus destroyed.
RESiof unvt kse, 1T win be said,
Is moral fasallsy &C whteb we
cannot reiy2 lDs a,kat ysa we
reply. i. q memory or jaai. Gaeat
that Sometimes errs? We 30 not
wholly distrust these faculties
or east them aside as worthless.
a kinlakeeper may be Of great
rsiisT ss.eitgh not absolutely per
feet. Is aataoEship and original
consrrucfion may be q strong
presumption 10 favor OF sss zen.
crnl correctness. Nevertheless its
hands may have been accidental.
~ set to the wrong hour OF the
anY~ReY. dsnSatW. Madden
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
MISTAKEN SCIENTISTS.


NsWeomh SAID the Aproplsrs Cosild
Never Sc a Suseess,
Sfr Humphrg Davy's dogRaftc pro-
nouneement against gaslighting is not
the only instance OF clever q ierrist
being h0pe.essly wrong. The early
histsry of submarine cabling furnishes
two striking examples. Consulted on
the scientific side Of tho project. Fara-
day asserted that rhe nrst cables were
made too small. Then he said that
the larger the wire the more electric.
ity would be required TO charge H."
and In this quite incorrect opinion he
was supported by other eminent sien
ftsts. A. result Of rhis dictuu the
current Was Increased until tue opera
ton ''eiectrocpted" the wire ana the
cable broke down, It was Lord Rel-
vim who by sending messages through
heavy cables With Incredibly weak
electric currents proved that Faraday
was mistaken.
Airy submitted the project 10 mathe
mattca and arrFed az the con. huston
that cable could cot oa ss.,.:sr,,ed
to the necessary depth and ,hnf II 1t
could no recognizable signal roilsd ever
travel from Ireland to Nova S;ot,n
In aviation the late Or. Neyronb.
one OF the most distinguished mMthe.
Waf1ciaps the world has ever pro-
ducsd. declared thar be- haS ma;he
matically investigated al! the oaeai
uons operating against the heavier
than air machine and was convin- ed
that the ssroplane would never he
any more than scientific toy. and
the possibility of an aeroplane nlotor
bsing rsltsble IN the reduced atgpas
phesfc PRESSURE above 500, segs was
by several experts SAID to he our Of
the question. Herpers WssklF,
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
The Gid With Pale Eyes.

II is astonishing that many girls who
ia, excellent taste In dress often
3. no knowledge of what suits them
IL rwclry One frequently sees ar
tis,i gowns spoiled by the iEsisteut
ai,iA OF an III chosen brooch or neck-
49,. :Ad no one thing can 80 Ear tue
q .el of the face as ga rrings that are
ing
ads chooSe ss7tes ar gar
hich suit only the dark haired.
Aei ID woman Fair womsn should
niier that the turquoise is always
ae Mos becoming stone Tor their
ii Eur they can also wegr rap
Tres AID opals. moonstones ana Gsce.
~ SIS '@s 9'''a'-
,.uhies. gsrnets and emeralds. 30
PAGES. amber and pink coral should op-
peal TO dark wosaeI, for they are a
definitely becoming 10 them. &
No woman with iis!st eyes should be
induced TO wear eDierA;ds. No mat, sr
how beautiful rhsy are IL she does
,she will lind that they steai faAa liaht
from her eyes, leaving them aatpest
faded
The woman with dark eyes. II eae
will wear pink ens'al. will find that
her eyes shine with ADDED brilliance
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
DEEP SEA flrH.
z Trey I ons Tso fisar the surfsa.
Thss .fili Exp:eae.

z Trey Z on,s Too fiear the eurfa ..
Thsy .fiii Exp:oae.
Orl'. ar en- Mold think thai a
ish s., ne ~ea oaid 10 wner,. il wish
4 IN - water thai IL. that 1t eoua
90 .. M Gown or COME as close 20
BE- -Hrss.~ as IL desired. As there
ire 0e.inite uaI,irsi iaws that prohibit
this Us course it Is not possible.
'Tiike deep sea Dish. 1t Is under
tnornous pressure at its proper depth
ter il stray too high. however. and On
The pressure ;essening the fish gets
larger and consequently tighter Der
unif volume aud in consequence Is pro
PEELED upward at an enormously in
,reasing rate by the buoyancy Of the
water nbfiI 1T last II has 60 he ex-
PEELED fro1 the surface OF the sea
wirh great force In the meantime
the fish has suffered an internal ex-
plosion. rs IL were. and Its eyes have
popped out OF frs head. and its insldes
hare expanded and made holes in the
body. This is why there are no per.
fecr specimens of deep sea fish In any
museum. The difficulty could he part
ly overcome by hauling the fish up
gradually. bur heavy weight would
have TO he attached to the line to over.
come the buoyancg Of the 6sh
On the other hand. take q shallow
water flsb. II dares not stray too Far
down. for Ths increasing pressure
would ferd TO make 1t heavier IL 1t
was at all ronpressible. bur as II is
NOT much Fa It would remain practi.
csliy the same volume and would ind
no difficulty In propeliing itself TO al
most any depth. The increasing pres
sure however, would make 1t harder
Tor rhe fish to move its organs. aad
its" eyes would he pressed into its
head
For ali these reasons there are well
defined strata Of water in which GER
tain fish are found and no Others This
is one method OF determining the
depth Of e former sea where fossils OF
dsh are foucd on the land. The deEfh
OF the sea at that place can hs Ibid
within certzsn limits by the soss,ls. y
New York Tribune
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
Sour on the Elahts.

Eight cent postage stamps are heo.
6oos." said postal official. None OF
TIE smel! Offices handle them II they
can heip L, Et's this way; They are
just wee shade different Ia cplor
from the ones. and It Is no ipffs4ueut
thing for stamp clerk In q hurry to
hand out a lot OF Fights when ones
are asked and paid for. II always
costs him cents stamp when he
does II, The clerk here the other day
during the resh hour, when the offices
are closing. was eailsa upon for q dol
lars worth Of ones. He handed out a
hundred Fights instead. Cost him 81.
Then he got rid Of all the rest OF the
sights. and now h- won't have any.
thing 10 Sa WITH Fights even says
eaten instead ~ 'a.a'N~ New York
Herald
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
Milady's
Mirror
Reducing Hip Lines.

Reducing Hip. Lines.
A girl who was growing out OF her
rlothes determined to thin down By
active exercise. Her doctor told her
nothing was 80 thinning and hip re-
ducing as to bend frequently from the
waist line.
Gymnastics and indoor physical az.
Ell Use were hateful to her, but abe
struggled hard with them until one
day. watching her small sister play
with u rubber ball, happy idea struck
her Thereafter she started twice q
day for a long tramp in the country,
taking with her pocketful of discard.
ed golf balls.
Al two minute intervals she threw
the ball as far as II would 90, ran to
Eld II and. when 1t was reached.
',poped to pick 1t up without bending
% knees She rose very erect. lifting
y arms above her head as far as they
hid stretch. then resumed her ordi.
brisk walk until the ball wis
wn again
he found her novel thinning exer
e iull of spice. much more fun than
!. iaunplace bending. and the open
.ife improved her health and com.
ION, while the STOPPING was bring
down her figure.
her girl thinned herself 10y
ling frequently to pick pebbles
stony beach. She learned a LOT
shells and sand denizens while
Ing slimness
y these methods the effect
r9 sr lost II stopping were not done
.al he waist with unbent knees. It
ueie beneficial to inhale deep
aassths and keep the lungs Undated
S.iei bending
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25

After long walk. when the feet feel
weary and uncomfortable, try bathi1g
ahem IN warp2 water with little eau
de cologne added 10 It, Dry them and
rub in some starch or plain Sio.et
powder On Il railway journey II IL a
good idea to take pair Of light slip
pers in the travelling bag and TO change
the outdoor boots when In the train
Alcohol Ia a good medium with
which to rao the feet. and bathing
them in salt water is good for some
feet. and they ars always benefited by
the starch powder rsb afterward
Cotton stockings OF the finest and
ssoftesi make are excellent wear. for
sender feet, and many people like cash,
Emere Many people believe I'm soaptag
the heel of a stocking so as to prevent
blisters. and shaking starch powder o.
Iboracic acid into the stockings before
putting them on is another preventive
of those Gripping worriegs.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
NOTICE or APPLICATION Fol

NOTICE or APPLICATION FoT
Patent United States Land O.
flee. Carson City. Nevada, October,
70. 1911. Serial No. 0e5s10.
Notice IL hereby given that the
Little Mendah Mining Company, q
corporation, by IL ateorney-in-fact
5. F whitney. whose poste ffice ad
irsss "a Phoebe. Lincoln County, Ne
vada. has made application for Unit
Cd States patent for 1900 linear feet
Of tie Iltus Msndah Loas. 1900 lin.
ear ftof the Little Aendah Nos Lode
1879 linesS feet OF the Little Mend.
ali No, 4 Lode, 1900 linear feet OF
the Little Mendah No. lode, and
1872 linear feet OF the Cedar Lode
Mining Claims. being survey No.
397o. and described In the field notes
and plat on file In this offtcss with
la magnetic variation % ls dog. 20
min. Y. ~ follows:
LITTLE MENDAH
Commencing At cor. No. ! Of
Little Asndah Lode whence the 3
r. cor. Sec. ls. T. N, n. ss D..
M. d. II. q N. bears 8. n deg.
II min. y. 1911 fcet; thence 9. -
deg. 4: min. W. 7s4.6 feet to cur.
No. 2: fnxnes 8. 70 dsg. Is min. W.
7<5.S feet to cor. No. ;; thence n.
81 deg. Is min. w. 900 feet to cor.
lNo. 4: tAssSs L. 70 lss. 80 min.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
INDIAN MORALS.

In all my life ! have heard OF
but one case Of an Indian who
eloped with another mans wife.
and the chiefs did not know
how to punish him because, go
ing back ffty years In the his
tory OF the tribe. they could ind
no precedent for the offease.
There Is much more polygamy
among white men than among
Indians. Indian wives are faith
full and capable. They are no
more degraded than our own
mothers are. either in their own
estimation or the opinion OF the
men Of their tribes. Our moth
ers cleaned chickens. and Indian
women clean reindeer. Their
outdoor dres are more trouble
some thaR our stoves, but their
duties are those OF any house
wife. They rarsly err except ar
the instigation of white nsp.
Mrs. Mary q. Anztan.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
The Modern Way.
prr..1fu-.t md rf,t,,rnaA4

W fTE5sYW' WV FF-.WHFWi
sFarhsr.' M sn,a Mra ysu going to
M the eattsa enfy'
No rg,lanlcd the old man. look
Ing the ;pn;h over carefully : no: III
e; yon I've. Rlt IN put you to work
ard l-,ta ecria ~ ,hnt fat az you
To.e,a7 i.lale
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25

:. .ts.s feet 70 cor No. s; thsncs
~. - osE. IL min. q. 7s4.s tea TO
cT. No. 8; thence 8. II deg. Is
nun. =, 500 feet to cor. Ne. 1. the
place OF beginning.
LITTLE MhNDAH NO. z LODE
Sesinning Ct cor. No. whence
tne 5. h. cor. Sec. le. TT
" ~ n. D. B. q u. bears N. N. ~
.ss- ~ NIL. ". 4a4.. tssr: ,.r.euea
=. 81 deg 81 min. w. 4zs.4 feet to
cor. no. 2; thsaee N. 81 dog. So
lnin. W. I0is fett to. CIR. No Z.
thence N IL deg. "a min. E soa
lset 70 cor. NO. 4, tneLce !
aeg. 81 min. z. 1000 feet 10 co, ~
thence s. a oes. =. MI. ".
'ss.s Feet to Ger. No. i, tns DIG.
" beginning. $3.50
LiAILE AANDAA NO. LODE
0ssa1a1Ag ~ cor no. .us.tx
sae ,. b. cor. Sec. -. a. a..
81. % H.. Ia. u. b. q N. raa,
~ deg. ~. min. u. sos.s ;,es: tae.se
ues. % nia. D.. s1s.s 10. {.
cor NO. q; thence $. a. osx. ~
lAAA3' ~. ss1.l feet to cor. NO. z.
sasnce >. ~ deg. 70 min. W. 6.sz
.set 70 cor No. 4: thence N. rs
oeg. ~ min. w. s2l.y feet 10 cor
NO. .: thence ". '74 oeg. % MIN. "
AsA.s Feet to cor No. :; tasac. n
~ oeg. 70 min. Il. pvs.z feet to cor.
no. !. the pace cf beginning.
LITTLE AENIAA no. LODE
|ssscainG at Cor. NO. 4 wnvncs
me 9. =. cor. Sec. is. T. IN. RI
~ a.. n. D. ,. q &.bsars a. 81 deg.
- nin. w. s0l.7 Feet. tneace s
4" deg. 50 min. w. 1900: feet 10
COZ. NO. :; thence n. Z deg. AZ min.
=. sofa fse< 70 cor. No. ): thence
y. ~ deg. 80 min. q. 1900 feet 10
COZ. NO 4: thence 8. Z deg. A
NAN, ". 6o7.s fess to cor. No. 1.
me place OF beginning.
CEDAR LODE
Beginning at cor. No. 4 whence
me y =. cor. Sec. ls. TIL N. r.
~ D.. n. D. B. Z N. bsars 8. "a
des. W min wv. ssS.2 feet; thence
~. u deg. 81 min. w. S6I.g feet
% cor. No. 8: thence N. 81 DEG. Is
lam. W. 524.6 feet TO cor. No. 2:
thence n. q dog. ~ min. n. 4s.7
test 70 cor. No. 1: the0cs N. 81
DEG, min u. ss6.s feet to cor.
NO. 5; thence N. % deg. 50 minute
East ss9.s feet to corner No. 6:
thence ,. deg. "A min. W. s2ly
lest to cor. No. !. the place Of be-
ginning. and located In the 8. Il.
quarter Of Sec. ls. s. w. u Sec
tion 10. N. u. \ secu.n MA, and
y. VI = seSuGL ~, 4. =. ~, -. o.
e.. N. D. B. Z NJ. containiu. Az
Area Of 7s.1Vs ares. \.
Inc only aosoining claim known
- this survey Is the sunbeam ioue,
survey sXY7.
direct that this notice. be puL
lsned. In the Phoebe ke0oru,
newspaper OF general circula don pub
aishsd At Phoebe. Nevada. aer . per
lod OF sixty days.
= Lo us J. CoHN..
,@ ~. 49, Register.
First pub. Oct 2s: lat. Lsc. zs.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
SENTENCE SERMONS.

Work Is Dol msHs punish.
ment Iii is his reward aAa h;s
strength. bis glory and his
pleasure George Sand
For life. With all It yields OF 10Y
and woe
And hope and fear.
Is just our chance o the prize ~
learning love-
HOY love might be. hath besn.
indeed. and Is.
Robert Browning
The world viii soon forget its
masters. but will cling with loy
Ing remembrance to it, servants.
Il T. Sweeney.
Every duty which IL hidden. 70
wait returns with seven freAh
duties at its back.--C Kingsley.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
Proper chii.s.

Eve bad sold chils running over me
aR day. the thin mas cDipplnined.
lyon pugb, TO bs gInd Of That" saii
bis heartiess friend.
II don't think understand you
Why should ! be glad?"
"Oh. well. you know. II is quite an
ordinary thing 10 have cold rhills
Thffes Z" rptse for alarm. Just
think ~has an es5raarGlnary Jhipg It
would he II ran should have bot chllls
running oyer you"
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
Or, on the Minister.

Rev !i'r 3Eiser I've been preach.
ing THIS ptgaiug 70 congregation Of
asses Iii s''rafsiirk Yes. noticed
you ~ d '.s,, beloved brethren
London Tit Bi,s
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
Simple Aids to Beauty.

Nkin Vt coarse quality Is the despair
of girl Of refinement who wishes to
lay some claim TO beauty. Her case 10
mot a hopeless one. however. as con-
.scientious application of the complex
ion hrnsh will readily prove. The So
.cret AZ success lies In the movement Of
the brush. which should always he
rotary and not too strenuous.
Liquid greeB soap is the best cleans
ding agent with the brush treatment.
bu; II ia so strong that only occasional
npiii atoms may be made. II used
more ;han twice week It dries and
err ks the skin.
aractiue this brush treatment every
milh. for month. and the improved
wmdi,inn Of the skin will doubtless
Ii,u.u! istsynt q decision to continue It In.
Siatni .sely.
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
YOUTH.

NV n. Rf
YOUTH, like a flower. blooms bat
once, then dies
And hides its sweetness from
she thirsring air.
All, hhDpy flower. II while II
blocmsd 'twere fair
And stilied the huagsr In Some
srazers eyes
When withered ON the grass Of
time 1t lies
Ep earthly power can aid it TO
fsfsaiy:
But. bofns afar upon a fra.
grant prayer.
Its soul may bloom aSasD 'peath
fuirer skies
d youth. how frail art thou!
Rpw like moth
That circles to the candies
fame whict sears!
How like a silksn aim Of spi-
der'slcloth
That, breathed on. breaks!
How like the wave that nears
The sands and. breaking. hutters
ia*s fTotb,
How like nasidsp's smila be-
tween her tears!
Henry Dumon...
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1911-11-25
NOTICE 10 CREDITORS
IN. THE FOURTH JUDICIAL III

IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
trict Court Of the State Of; .Meva-
ia. In and for Lincoln County.
In the matter. OK the estate OF
!. o. Lee. deceased
Notice Ia hereby given that the
undersigned was on thee first ay
Ok November A. d. 1911. duly appoint
ed. and on the second day of Nov
enber. A.. D: 1911. duly qualified by
the Fourth Judicial District Court
Of the State Of Nevada in. and for
Lincoln County A. administrator Of
the estate Of, A. o. Lee. lats. Of
said county, deceased.
AL creditors having claims against
said estate are reQuiEsd !. to file the
same. with proper vouchers ;. and
statutory affidayits !. attached, with
the clerk Of said Court. within three
months Of the first publication Of
this Lotics !. a~ 3
M. ~ A. ". LEE,
Administrator
T. n. McNamee. Attorney for. Ad.
iainistrator -.--
Date OF first pub. Nov. 4; last,
Dec. 2. 1911. ,...: -.
IN THE FOURTH JUDICIAL DIS
trict Court Of the State Of Ne
vada. in and for the Cosnty Of Lin
coin.
In thu Matter Of the Estate OF
Jason. Il, Young. Deceased. Notice to
creditors. Y
Notice is hereby given that. the
Undersigned was. on the. 18th. day OF
pril. 1911. duly appointed and squal-
lied by the Fourth Judicial Dis
,,ict Court OF the State Of Nevada.
4, aLd fer the County sof Lincoln.
's the administrator af, IL. Estate
Jason E. Young, Pefeas.y.sa.s.
I'll creditors having .slair.s SCARS
aid estate are requir d To- -.
he same. with the proper -sou,b rs
Ind statutcFy... .atfidavits alta. bed
18th the. .rl,. Of sale sog.s WAN
]. three; laeIths CT the dats & !. tbs
rst publication Of, this. ,nciiss
JAMES 4. pENstN,
Administrator Of; the Estate 1T
Jason e. Young. Deceased,
Date Of first publication, n s...
Der 4th last 'Decem',,r I'D. -,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25

GU. retained substantial voting con-
'rol. These insiders in 1901 induced
IN" common stock holders of the old
American and Continental companies
10 surrender their stocks for per
Ont. h"uds of the new Consolidated
tobacco company. thus securing for
the common stock of tn" Consolidated
tmost 81 which the insiders heidi the
Sfeat Increase In earnings. which they
iof'Saw. frr IN the reduction in tbs,
war revenue tax. This increase the
rank and hlc Of stockholders Of the
Older concerns did not for.se" In
~" o. organization in 1904 the adVan-
i"gc "f tho insiders WAS pcrn tuated
or the look profits Of the now Amcri-
ON Tobacco company Ia 1910 0uot the
earnings as r"N iSed 10y th, hureau),
nlinelr $4,000 600 only about x5.3uO-
600 went To the holders Of the sfo4.-
10000" bonds {4.s"n.urp To- the holders
80 Tn Sss.uOn.uuu preferred stock
leaving n" less than S25.On0. 600 for the
comparatively small number of hold
49, 81 tn" $4,000 o0u common stock
Whi'h al"n" has voting power. This
was over 80 per cent. on th, common
stock in ON" year. not including extra
dNid' uds of subsidiary companies
In short. tn bulk of the earnings OF
this great combination. Increased 10y
m"nopoiiStic power. has. by clever ar
rauE'm"ut "f capitalization. been
m"r' and more conferred ia "A very
small group of indiNid
Their" must also b. considered here
the profits arising from the Initiation
OF tin combination securities For
>N"mpl". On" OF tn. constituent bust
D. -s's was valued In INN5. under COM
j.. 'iti"r. ar S.-"."t". rive Years later
ai Oh. "rcaniz1tiou OF tho old Atncri-
can Tuhacrn company. n formed the
basis Tor thu Issue, of 800 0On 81
st',h. rs laos. Ga. to various read
ln~iW"uf~. %" securities based uu this
iii- moss had Increased tp So. uuu. 200.
Meantime. cash dividends and inter-
'~f thereon htd amounted 20 $4,000
""" Thus. tho total par Nalu, 81
these securities tth- combined mark.;
taig, h'in- substantially the sam,l.
ri.s the divide uds and interest paid
Ir 90 1905. amounted Co u.arI, Slg.-
""'.r"'. OF 1.r times IN. valu, Of this
particular business 100 IN~5.
iur combinations history. there
fore. shows thss" foremost facts. The
earning power az g m"unvoliStic po-
~i'''n ~ 90 graf industry excessive
capitalization. aud r,Wtrhahi. conc. n
tr"fl'u 90 tha resulting wealth in a
.'W hands through control 81 the yot-
inc security ISSUES
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25
STEEL
Furry in Market Has Tendency TO
Cut Down Volume OF Orders
Placed During Week

NEW YORK. Sept 2i.-The com.
motion in Wall street attended the
bear campaign against the steel cor.
poration securities last week had
some influence in decreasing the vol.
ume OF current orders for miscellan.
eous finished products. more particu-
larly in building contracts. which call
ed for only about half OF the tonnage
oi the previous week: hut The farther
away from the storm center the less
was the disturbance felt. As an ex.
ample. wire products. which are dis.
trlouted mainly In the agricultural
districts, continued active and were
even stronger in tone
Finished steel products have sur
Tered decline of s. 20 50 per ton
since January LIST. bringing the level
10 the lowest point in ten years
Taken as a whole. prices have drop.
pea twenty-five per cent since the
steel corporation was organized
Ihere were no further declines last
week. the rumOrs OF additional cutting
not being substantia-ed
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25

Girls look upon young widows as
hrazen things
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-25

mad. rHhur his second report to-day
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