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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
ASSESSMENT NOTICE,
Rainbow Mining Company Of W.

Principal place of business. No, &c
South Main street, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at meet
Ing Of the directors. held on the card
day OF October. 1911, an assessment Of
one fourth (i) cent per share was levied
on the capital stock Of the corporation.
cember, 1911, TO Ernest NJ Fowlor, sec
retary and treasurer. at the office OF the
company, No. 81 South Main street. Salt
this assessment may remain unpaid on
the 1st day OF December. 1911. will bo
delinquent and adyerstlsed for sale Il 4
made before, viii he sold on the Goth
day OF December, 1911, to pay the de-
~ Advertising and expense OF sale.
ERNEST NJ, FOWLER,
Secretary and Treasurer.
Ofnce No. 80 South Main street, Salt
oTa CITY Utah n3631
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting OF the stockholders of the
C;odiva Mining company VIII be held at
the office OF the company, room Te3
Kearns building, Main street, Salt Lake
city, Utah, or Monday, the 4th day OF
December. 1911. at 2;l5 o'clock p. m,
for The election OF directors and officers
for the ensuing year. and for the trans @
action Of such other business as may he
brought before the meeting.
JAMES T.. BERkLEI. Secretary.
Dated November 16 1911 ol125
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Don't be content with indifferent,
careless service. when those who are
proficient can be reached by bidding
them through the Wants. Skilled .spe'
cislists in business and the professions,
those who can show by their records
and references that they can serve you
satisfactorily, are ready and willing
fhe Wants will bring them to you.
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~. D. CON. PLANS
WORK UPON SIXTH
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r " Inc tribune
|VLpflELD. New. Nov. 13.-Com-
or;rations on the &. O. ID, Cousoli
Mn he directed 10 opening up on
nN'loot level from the Sills shaft,
~ 1oid Bar claim. the rich ore
Es, ledSos that arc operating on the
IL and Gold Bar claims on the
nT the leases have exposed the
XVII ariit from the incline shaft that
81. e." lhe old workings on the two
"a. and above the 2O0-foot lcycl,
m m The Victor the high grade orc
sacked OF the 200-foot level and
WlnHc sunk from the 200-foot
Ia ~ 70 reported by The management
n :" well maintained during the past
s.r,. are five distinct veins on the
Itf ot the G, O. y, Consolidated
tsy I've yielded good orc In the past.
es I,nvhl mvhl the upper levels, but On
Esssr,Inn The veins have undergone "A
.rh, aoic amount OF displacement BY
paps aHa IT has required Il large
IA a,;,pt exploratory work 10 deter
n. fi ~ any degree OF accuracy the
htn,sa The ore. The problems thus
a,% ieo are NOW being satisfactorily
~ lsvs,t Sut AZ development progresses on
N. m a and as the trend Of the veins
de- sSohditlon of the fault planes are
vet Workings
ts,VnllIon 10 the two leases mcntioned
four ore OF shipping grade there
b il ~ tascs at worl; and the com :
" esSILunsine on the 600-ioot level. Tbs
q. WI Wn has exposed the hIgh-sradc
can, 'cc.Qr claim is working on a ~
eany ,,'m msI royalty basis. SO that the
hIs I'LL M profit from any extraction
dsvsim'' as we'll az bcDcfitiug from
Ns lssopnent work performed. TWO
"A sbofS."es are cross cutting from the
kirr ", At a depth OF 500 feet and
q hsvs sin territory, while two more
tnt e, put lately begun work, arc %.
Epnd tba IN. INC G. o ID. claim, ono OF
Dcar mas produced some rich ore
at ovsr nc surface and one. with :
nv the Atlanta. ~ . >'''' ~
I'd 1Vent discoveries of rich ore OF
ths a. ~ Consolidated claims. no les!
nr,o ,To"sfacter Of work now In prog
s subs,.l 10 place the property on (
Xlsrs noi,in''ai basis, from the stock
he pss, psS'. OF View, than at any tim,
Va Incs not excepting the period ii
being ''oeiate production of rich or
dig, near the surface The deepc
bon ,ybitc nearly all In latte: the for
lhe Snsn constitutes the ore cradl
" roInsppeT deposits OF the Consoll
ID as a. ana greater consistency I
ireopnpsh Is gained, together wit
by S,,., disturbance OF the mai
vail. Eng and more clearly dc
ED co,nrhe me amount OF development
'csely spl1siIa,tlveiy sl1nI, small. except In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
NOTICE OF STOCkHOLDERS
MEETING,

Notice Is hereby given that the. an
nual meeting Of the stockholders OF the
fhe office OF the company. room i2S
kearns building, Main street. Salt Lake
CITY. Utah. on Monday. tho 4th day OF
I1ecember, 1911 at o'clock D. m. for
The election OF directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transaction or such
other business as may be brought before
The meeting.
'"e JAMES E. BERKELEY. Secretary.
Dated November 16. 1911. olT2b
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20

J. T. Parker. 2021 No. 10th ST, Ft.
Smith. Ark, says that he had taken
many kinds of kidney medicine. but did
not Get better until he took Foley Kid
ney Pills. No matter how long you
have had kidney trouble. You will find
quick and permanent benefit by the use
of Foley Kidney Pills. Start taking
them now. Schramm- ohnson Drugs,
Eve stores
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-11-20
YER PEAK KEEPS
UP GOOD OUTPUT

The output Of The FittsbuTg Silver Peak
conpany continues UP To the maximum
a. nS,,amIi,v within an appreciable increase
in Inc Value looked for, as there has been
Considerable ore Of higher sr,de recently
tlSna ~ :. mild sensation, which may
grow ST the higher grade proves eNten-
sive, There e also =, rumor ,l tina, tha' the The
,nst hci u,oou II and the Blair estate.
This accounts for the sharp advance in
tho stock, ,, ,.
oraiiops nth Indications of having good
success, and machinery is arriving for In
staIIation on the ground operated under
lease To c. a Woodruif.-Goloheld IT'D
Une-
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And I'm accordance with law and ap
order OF the board Of directors made on
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Mems Clothes Sponged and Pressed ST Is Montf
DELINQUENT NOTICE.

IJjder Nevada Copper company, loca-
tion Of principal place Of business, Salt
Lake City.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the
following described stock on account OF
assessment No 2, levied on the 2Sth day
OF September. 1911. the several amounts
set opposite the names OF the respective
shareholders, as follows:
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ner cent rentes. but II should be borne
in mind that the Panama bonds are tax
free. while consols and rentes both are
subject TO the income tax. the English
tax. for instance, being deducted before
interest on the consos is paid.
Rates for time and call loans snow
en- easier tendency without attracting
an increase I'm the demand for accom-
mediation. hut is not unlikely that the
forthcoming preparations for the heavy
JuIv interest and dividend disburse-
ments and for the payments on the new
government bonds will be effective in
bringing about a better money market
tone In the near future There Is niue
chance however. Of material advance
i'm rates. Higher quotations would serve
to bring in gold. while even without
more advanced money market Levels the
yellow metal may move to this side 81
the Atlantic at no remote period. wholly
as consequence of foreign exchange
conditions. Quiet absorption Of many OF
the sO-called specialties on the Stock
Exchange Is reported for the account
Of prominent interests. the movement
being especially pronounced in IAclede
Gas Light common. which on its present
dividend yield is selling at relatively
low figure. Sales last week were up
ward Of 10000 shares, big business FOR
usually inactive issue. The stock rep
resents a company that controls the en-
tire gas industry of st. Louis. and as
there is only SlO.700ON Of the com
pany's common outstanding, while
large proportion Of it is held as per
manent investment. IT should not he "A
difficult matter to establish lis quotation
on higher level, an operation that APP
parently is being worked out by sub
stantal houses. In 1910 the company
paid 81 per cent on common. against -
per cent on the preferred. while II Is
now paving at the rate Of I per cent an
nually Welding about 6ia per cent THIS
compares with Weld on Consolidated
Gas. Of this city, Of only trifie more
A
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NoRTHPoRT ELECTRIC LIGHT CO.

NOTICE. NF FA1 NtN I| DINDN
%0tlce is hereby given ~ 7Il holdegs 4 m.
FIRST Mortgage five per cent ljctl Boais 4,
the N9rthpOrt Electric Light COMPANY q ytr
York CORPORATION. which bonds are secured "
a certain indeuture Of m0rf gaze. daied ii,.
nary 2nd. 1896 and made by said compsn. p
Tnc Atlantic Trust Comgany ~ 10 City q.
New York as Trustee. that pursuant - res.
lution Of the Board ~ Directors ~ the Nonh.
mort Electric Light COMPANY. duly passed a. 4
special ueetinc ~ said Board held a, Nors.
port on Juno 18th. 1911. and IN scoorisas
with the terms ~ said mortgage. All q ~
sid bonds win 10 paid In full ~ par Plus ffs
per cent or premium and accrued Interest
on July i0'h. 1911 AZ The Office Of the Nef'.
politan Trust COMPANY 10 80 wall Street. e
the Citv NJ Ner York after which date al
interest thereon shall cease.
Dated June 9th. 1911.
THE SOUTHPORT ELECTRIC coNpAyL
81 ELLIS l.. PHILLIPS President
Attoe-- T. iLENEN 2 LED-L- --crstarr
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Grand Central Terminal. y. y. June II, 1911.
The Board Of Directors OF this Company
have declared a scmi-anuual dividend OF ONE
AND ONE-HALF PER CENT. upon its capital
stock, payable at this Office August LIST TO
stockholders Of record at three o'clock y. Nj.
on FRIDAY June 30th 1911.
IL. n u. coz rrnns..rar
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AMERICAN COAL PRODUCTS COMPANY.
Dividend No. 81.

Now York June 81. 1911.
\ Quarterly Dividend Of one and i've
si-hths per cent $3.50 on tho Capital stock
az the American coal Iroduc.A.S mpanY mas
heen Declared rayablo on or before July LIST,
1ait. to stockholders Of record June 23rl,
7ott ERNEST ! STEER Treasurer.
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'TIIF ATCU;SoN. TOPEKA AND SANTA FE
RAILWAY COMPANY.

New l0Ik, Jun" y WI
The Board ~ Directors has declared semi
annual dividend thenc dividend NO. ZoD on
the PREFERRED STOCK Of this company 0i
TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS tS-.'"'
rcr share PAYABLE August !. 1Hll out OF 81.
Mus net income 20 holders Of SAID ffE-
iFRRFD STOCK as registered on the books
Of the Comuanv AZ the close Of business on
June so 1911 The books will not be closed.
Dividend cheques will he mailed 10 ho!uei ;
Of PREFERRED STOCK VINO Mo Sui'a"l'
orders therefor AT this Office
G. X. COOPER, Assistant Treasurer.
Nascan -fraaf. New YORK CIV.
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GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.
Fifth ANenue A. lwenty-third IT

New Noik, June II. l'l
At meeting OF the Board Of Directors. held
ahis day. a Quarterly Dividend OF THREE PER
CENT upon the Capital stock Of this bank
~ss declared. payable. free IF tax, on ana
after June 80, 1911
The Transfer Books viii he closed until
Saturday, July ]. 1911.
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,ryTRN RAILROAD co.

Grand Central Terminal n y, June u W. J..
Tie BOARD 81 Directors Of this COMPANY
lave declared p Semi-aunusl dividend Of
THREE PER CENT upon us capital stock.
PAYABLE at this Office july 2ath 10 stockholders
Of record al three o'clock J.. NJ. on Friday.
June 30th 1911.
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,xEY SHORE & MICHIGAN 80, THEM
JAM p,Iy NtX COMPANY.

The Board Of Directors Of this CompssIrly
have declared a semi-snnuai DIVIDEND OIL 81 :
PFR CENT upon its Capital stock payaue a !
1bjs once Tulv 2qth to stockholders OF reco,u
81 ,bree o'clock F. NJ on Friday. June 3o'h
1911. , -,.,ai di,.i-
dend OF SIX PER CENT upon the NJ. ,. q
X / Guaranteed stock. PAYABLE al ms en-
August let TO stockholders Of record az three
o'clock T. NJ on Friday. June @oih: 1911
pr IL Treasurer.
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MFRCUiSTS FNCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
of the civ of New York.

y
The Board Of Directors have this day de,
,lared a semi annual dividerd Of THREE Ihh
CENT free Of tax payable on and after July
! 1911 10 stockholders Of record at the close
az business June o. 1911.
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TNE PEOPLES BANK OF THE CITY
OF NEW YORK.

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTIETH So->-
SECUTIVE SEMI-ANNUAL DlNlDEND.
The Board If Directors have this day de-
olared semi-annual dividend Of Five Per
cent. free Of tax payable on and after JuIy
/ 1911 The transfer books will he closed o.,
Che Path inst az - NJ, and reopen July l.
1a11 at n o'clock A VI. ,,
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DIVIDEND NOTICES.
UNITED STATES woRS1eD COMPANY
100 fifth Avenue. New York

4 quarterly dividend Of 80 on the r,d Pr I'd
ferred stock has been declared ny me SCI 500
e. Dtrecfors pavabie July 18th. 1911, 10 S'GCn
ibolders ~ record July 1st 1911: BOOKS cios7
.Iuiv Isl 1911. and reopen July ON. I|...
'' r. ROBERT G.. SJOSTRON. treasurer
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THE RANK OF AMERICA.

New York. June 10Th. 1911
The Board Of Directors have to-day declared
q semi-annual dividend OF thirteen b3l per
cent. free OF tax. payable July LIST. 1911. TO
stockholders % record OF this date
The transfer books will remain closed until
,rulN sd I'LL W NJ RENNET. Cashier
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sEABOARD NATIONAL BANK
is Broadway. New York. y y.

IS Broadway New YORK y =
A. Q regular meeting II the Board of D-
Yectors. the regular quarterly dividend Of
three 90 per cent on the capital stock Of this
bank was declared. payable. free OF tax. on
July !. 1911. 10 stockholders Of record on June
90, 1911 {. q. THOMPSON. Cashier
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.


ot ms' ~
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SEAMEN'S BANK FOR SAVINGS

VIII
,I>PE TRUSTEES HAVE ORDERED THAT
u INTEREST be paid TO depositors entitled
thereto for the six months ending June goth,
1911
on accounts not exceeding three thousand
dollars at the rate Of FOUR PER CENT. per
sDrCin.
ia Fable on and after Monday. July 17th.I9ll.
DANIEL BARNES, President.
GEORGE NJ ffhLSEY cashier.
WIILISTON II. BENEDICT. Secretary
New York. Jane Sth. 1911
Deposits made on or before July 10th Will draw
IL.
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GERMAN SAVINGS BANK

IN HE CITY Of NEW NOhk,
Cor. 18th Ave and 18th street.
New York. June ~, 1911.
Interest At the rate Of FOUR PER cENTU N
pei annum win be credited depostofs for ths
six months ending Juno so. 1911 on all sums
entitled thereto under The bylaws not exceed
irg three thousand SO o0nj dollars
Deposits made oI Before July 10 1911
viii draw interest from July !. 1911
CASiMIk TAG. President
A. kOPPEL Treasurer.
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BONDS.

Government bond quotations compare as
follows with those of n week ago;
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SAVINGS BANKS.
metropolitan Savings Bank

and THIRD AVE- opp Cooper Institute)
CHARTERED 1852
I1bfh DIVIDEND
New York, June 18th. 1911.
INTEREST FOR THE YEAR ENDING
JUNE Goth. 1911. st the rate Of
Four Per Cent Per AnnUm
viii he credited 70 depositors entitled thereto
under the bylaws % the bank sums from 20
90 81, 600. INTEREST PAYABLE JULY 1911
1911.
MONEY DEPOSITED on or before July 18Th
will draw interest from July LIST.
JONATHAN p. CURREY. President.
L. SHDRER. Sec'y
Z,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-06-26
IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION

IFS Chambers St, y. Y.
Tn. Trustees have declared d dividend for
49, sfx months ending June 30th 1911. az the
.at. or THREE AND ONE HALF PER CENT.
nsr snnum, on all sums from s. 10 $1,000 en-
..,i.d thereto under the bylaws. payable on
80 ~, Monday July nth, 1911
n~nosits made on or before July 10th VIII
~ tn,erest from July lst, 1911
o z TENEP. President.
GEORGE B. DUNGIN<t Secretary.
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SAVINGS BANKS.
UnionDimeSavingsBank
GREENWICH SAVINGS BAnl

CHARLES T.. SPRAGUE. President.
FRANCIS NJ. I.EAkE, Treasurer
WILLIAM O. ROSS, Secretary
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

'Fiye per cent notes.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-15
THE ERS ONTAN

way published the names of more than 200 of
the Saints who have found that one wife at a
time is not enough for a Latter Day Saint
Like the Hebrew goats of old, these T. n. S.
must have a regular flock of better halves.
Two hundred does not include all of these
Latter Day Billy Goats, but 200 is a good
starter.
Let's see
Two hundred William-go at $4,000
apiece run the reward up to $3,000,000. Three
million dollars is cool, tidy pile to earn at
the very first clutter; but that is the amount
coming to me, if Harvey Wolf has got that
reward business down right
But I'm not hoggish about this thing. It
is not my desire to embarrass the Latter Day
Bllly-goats by asking too much the first time
l am willing to take one million dollars, in
cash; and the other two millions, in two
''promisserry" notes, payable in one and two
years time, with interest at per cent, pay
able when due Of course, on these deferred
payments, | shall expect satisfactory collateral
such as one of Taft's campaign pledges; or
one of ROosevelt's statements about something
that seems likely to get him into scrape; or
one of Bryan's assurances that he is down on
dollar chasers, and doesn't want to run for
PRESIDENT any more
AS [ am very busy man, it will be neces-
od1 y IOI Ic W S0oh UIo dSSlSUduC0 OIL some one
else, in presenting the proper authorities of
the Mormon 'Church," my claim to the re-
ward. And who is in better position to act
for me in this matter, than c. w. Harvey?
He knows that the reward has been offered,
and that it will be paid Therefore he is the
very man to establish connection between me
and those ducats
Bestir myself, Harvey! Say! I'll 90 in ca
boot with you. Get the money, and we will
divide it between us: even Steven.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-15

"Ihetotal amount raised for missions bv the
system for al purposes is reported this year in
the Convention minutes to be 1911 ,O16 "a.
The gross expense account Of the system is
therefore 81 per cent. of it's gross income,
which 1t spends before it gets a dollar or
missionary to the field.
IF the cost of UNCONVENTIONAL papers be
added to the expense account, the expense ac-
count will swamp the business completely Or
to state it differently: The denomination is
spending Sl457,266 gross on machinery and
missions, and the machinery costs 40 per cent.
of the gross sum, exclusive of denominational
papers.
AN institution which simply collects and
disburses funds, should be able to do Chat
CONTINUED ON PAGE TwELvE)
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Hurry Up With That Money Brother
Harvey.

You will remember that G. w. Harvey of
Moultrie, Ga, is one of the ''Mormon wolves"
we know that he is a wolf, because he said so
himself If he is not good authority on the
subject, who is?
Well, this particular Mormon wolf asked
me why did not get the reward of S15,OoO
which his Latter Day Saints had offered to
give any one who would spot single case of
polygamy among the Saints.
Being rather short of funds at this mid
season of the year, it occurred to me that here
was the chance to get rich quick. So I straight
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PAGE NINE

But let me suppress my emotion, and turn
to the answering of Brother HauE's questions.
ID When | spoke of the expense of Mis-
sion Boards, [ had in mind the expense Of
that which the Baptists support in Richmond,
Virginia. According to the official report
that Board cost the churches $31 900 a year.
What difference does it make that the mem
DerS who compose the personal Beard draw
no salaries, so long as the establishment main
tanned by it costs the S31,O 900? 1t is strictly
Veraclous to speak of Board expenses when the
official reports reveal them.
The entire cost of running the Convention
and Board system, as we now do it, is figured
out interestingly by Rev. DR.. j. A. Scarboro.
III his splendid magazine, Plain Truths
10 begin with, we have local associations
all over the land, estimated at about 75O EST
mate 200 messengers at each one two DAYS. at
S1.OO per day lost time, and it makes $500 900.
Then add $50 sets of minutes at $50 per set.
and you have $4,000 more Then add $50
clerks at $50 each and you have $4,000 more.
Next comes fifteen State Conventions esti
mated at 400 delegates each at $40 railway
fare, and you have only 100000 more. Then
add 10 State Boards at $4,000 each, and YOU
have another $4,000. Now we will 90 on up
to the Southern Baptist Convention, estimat
ING ZOO delegates at $50 each. and there is
another $4,000. Then add for the Boards of
that Convention 100000 more actual cost.
Now let's put all down and see what it will
make:
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-06-15
View of Ferelgn Missions

Ell Paso, Texas, June 7, 1911.
Hon. T. E. Watson, Thomson, Ca
Dear Sir: In your answer to Mr. Owen Phil
lips, you speak of "salaried Boards" I should
like for you to tell us, through your magazine,
what you mean by that. [ have been member
of another of Baptist Boards for about
twenty-five years, and never received cent of
salary in all that time. | personally know that
the members of the Boards of the Baptist denomi-
nation do not get salary, and I am interested to
know IT the members of the Boards of other de-
nominations do. If not, then you will have to re-
write your flourish about ''salaried Boards and
pampered missionaries"
Then to, about "pampered missionaries The
missionaries of our (Baptist) Foreign Mission
Board get $500 year. Does that ''pamper'
them? How much or how little would you have
them paid?
For fear you should confound the salaried Sec
retaries of our Boards with the Boards them
selves, should state that those secretaries do get
a salary. They give all their time to the work
for which they hired, and thus earn their Ea@
aries which, rule, very small for Fhe
talent engaged and the work done.
Be careful now, that in discussing mission mat
ters, you do not fall into the mistake that DR..
Dick points out, when he says: ''Men fire.
quently argue from what they do not know, than
from anything they do know" Yours, &c,
r. T. HAUKS.
COMMENT.
l feel sorely afflicted because of Brother
Hanks failure to address me as Brother Wat
son. 1t goes against the grain to have Bar-
fist preachers Dear String me- Then, again, to
wind up the letter with "yours &c. is emf
nently unsatisfactory. What does CSC" stand
for? [ know that the sc" means "and so
FORTH" but what does the "and so FORTH
mean? Alas! [ fear that it does not signify
brotherly affection. [ have been Missionary
Baptist ever since boyhood; and yet, in the
eyes of this Baptist brother, am nothing
but "Dear Sir" AS Mrs. Lyle would say,
[ feel like going down to the bottom of the
garden, and eating worms.