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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-03-14
ON THE HOME STRETCH. !" JUST
EIGHT MORE DAYS OF THE BIG
PRIZE POPULARITY CONTEST.

had II you had only called on your
friends. Get all the promises off
your hands as early In the week as
possible and send in your subscrip-
lions so that the vote ballots can
be issued and returned to you at
once. Then any subscriptions you
get the last two days of the contest
can be turned In on the last day. II
certainly would be mighty Irritating
to lose the beautiful Royal Piano
by a narrow margin OF 5000 votes.
But that Is just what may happen
II you don't get busy this week.
Don't Be Bluffed.
Don't get discouraged and above
all don't let your competitor bluff
you out. II you do. you'll feel like
kicking yourself around the block
for about three weeks after the con-
test closes to think how easy you
let a valuable prize slip through
your grasp. In every contest, there
are always q lot of "croakers" who
try to make the candidates believe
that they are really friends. They
60 to candidate and say whats
the use CT you working any longer
for such and such candidate has
a great deal more votes than you
and Of course there Is no chance for
you to win. You had better drop
out now" Makes you feel
rather panicky to hear that sort of
bunk" doesn't It? But stop and
think--how can this so-called friend
know more about the race than YOU
who has been In touch with the race
right from the start and who I'M
derstandsNthe system under which II
Is conductedy How can this kind
of friend( ,)know who has got the
most votes when the contest man
ager himself has not the slightest
Idea who has this honor. IL there
would be anybody in a position to
know how many votes any contes-
tant has. II certainly would be the
manager OF the campaign. But I'M
der the system which the contest Is
conducted. II Is impossible for any
one teven the manager-his assis-
tant or any one In the NEWS office)
to find out how many votes any con-
testant has. When a subscription
Is sent In. the votes are issued and
Immediately sent back to the con-
testant. No record Is kept OF them
and they are only counted when
they are returned to be put In the
ballot box when they are published
in the paper.
Are These Your Friends?
To give you an idea OF these false
friends. the following Illustrations
will tell you how they work TO your
disadvantage. In contest Just a
short time ago. one contestant list
ened to the advice OF one of,these( ~
friends and did not turn In even all
the subscriptions she had on hand.
In consequence. she lost a $900,00
Automobile and had no one to blame
but herself and that false friend,
for the contest was conducted on an
absolutely fair and square basis. In
another contest and for a similar
reason, q contestant lost a $3.50
Piano. Now the question Is, are you
going TO be bluffed out or are you
going to stick to the finish and see
the race through? With the end of
the race such short time away,
your true friends would advise you
TO stick and gather In the biggest
prize possible.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-03-14

Who viii be the winner OF the
MINOR
whom will be the Winners OF the
10 district priest
These are some OF the questions
that are being asked daily all up
Cd down the Big Sandy Valley and
- one can answer them for no one
Anoue--not even the contest man
oUor. So close has the race become
1Aat II ID impossible 70 even haz-
~ q guess a. TO what the outcome
VIII be-.
VIII you be a Winner? This is
= question every contestant must
nwuer for himself or herself. II
Dou are made OF the right stuff. you
WIN make certain that you will land
prize. It IL certainly not worth
W1iie TO enter the home stretch with
AN other idea than 10 breast this
t1Do first. All things come to he or
ne who husties and hustles every
nlnute.
S-Days Morc-6
lust eight days more OF this big
pFize competition. Not very long
Ono. TO be sure--but just long
cnough to defeat more than one can
didate unless some very strenuous
efforts are put forth this week. Every
voko counts and az many subscrip-
uonn as possible should be turned
~ for II Is much better to have a
surplus Of votes on March p than
not quite enough.
This Weeks Vote Offer.
This week. we have another big
vote inducement. which, while not
near as big as the Best Offer which
was In force last week. will never
tholess. enable you 10 get a great
many votes on your subscriptions.
Here ID the offer:
Double Votes will be given on both
old and new subscriptions turned In
% the NEWS Office between the
dates OF Friday morning. March IA
and Thursday night. March 20 at
b. M. In addition to this offer we
Will give 1000 Extra Votes on every
NEW subscription turned In between
the above mentioned dates. Subscrip-
tkons sent by mail will be issued and
the votes counted on this offer II
the envelope Il postmarked not later
than D. m, Thursday, March goth.
THIS BIG VOTE OFFER POS
ITIVELY WILL NOT BE REPEAT
ND. On and after D. M, Thurs
day. March goth, the vote schedule
Will take another big drop and con-
tinno 30 the last two days of the
contest. WE GUARANTEE THAT
there never will DO Bigger Offer
4 any future time during the con-
test and that the above vote offer
viii not be repeated. Take this state.
mont as fair warning. for YOU VIII
certainly lose lot <of votes ana
probably the prize you are working
for II you fail TO send In all the sub
scriptions before March goth that
you can possibly secure, Send In all
your old and new subscriptions be-
fore this big vote inducement comes
to close. Then any subscriptions
you get the last two days OF the
contest can be turned In under the
reduced schedule. This is your LAST
CHANCE TO GET THESE BIG
VOTES.
Cash Your Promises.
This Is the week you should call
on all those "see-you-later" friends
and get their promises to subscribe
fulfilled. Explain to them that you
win never be able to get any bigger
votes on their subscriptions and II
they hand them in now. 1t Will be
q great help to you for the last two
days Of the contest. you will not
81 able to get near as many votes.
A little ~ = Nv Is worth all the
oonsolafr the world after the
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-03-14

While playing Indian, vinton Fits
gerald, aged eleven years, OF Hunt
ington. shot and killed himself Sat-
urday.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-03-14

The third producer was drilled in
in the Camel City field Monday
with every indication that it will
eclipse either of the others in pro-
duction. 1t shows volume of more
than 100000 feet of gas per day
and flow of oil variously estimat-
ed at from 500 to 1000 barrels per
lay. On account of the terrific pres
sure even an approximately correct
estimate Is hard TO make, but the
most conservative do not hesitate
to say that 1t is much better well
than either the Gray Eagle" OF,
the Terrill No. 1, and that is adj
hitting great deal
Great excitement prevails at Can
mel City and all kinds of rumors are
afloat in regard to deals that are
eng negotiated and the prices Of
Tered for territory adjacent to these
wells. Licking Valley Courier.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-03-14
LOCAL OIL FIELDS
Work is Active in Lawrence and
Morgan Counties.

The Wayne Oil company has ta-
ken lease on 40 acres of the. 200
acre tract belonging to d. C.Hughes,
near Busseyville, and will drill a
well.
]. M. Turner is drilling a well
for the Busseyville company on the
O'Neal farm. He has contracted to
drill two wells in developed terri
tory. These two wells are expected
to almost double the income of the
Busseyville company. Being capital
lied at only $4,000 this makes a
very attractive investment.
The well on the Lackey farm, two
miles from Louisa, has been cased
and should be completed in less
than two weeks.
The w. v. Roberts well is going
down rapidly and should come in
within two weeks
The, Ohio Fuel company has a
we'll near completion two miles east
of Fort Gay.
Most of the available territory in
this vicinity has been leased by the
Ohio Fuel and the Wayne compan-
les.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-03-14

Just eight days more OF this big
prize competition. Not very long
Ono. TO be sure--but just long
cnough to defeat more than one can
dfdhte unless some very strenuous
efforts are put forth this week. Every
voln counts and az many subscrip-
uonn Is possible should be turned
- for II Is much better to have a
surplus Of votes on March 20 than
not quite enough.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
NEWS INFLUENCING THE DAY

(By Special Wire 10 Levy Bros. from
Eastern Correspondents
The Bethlehem Steel Co. declares
5 per cent dividend out of 1912 earn
ings, payable in quarterly Install
ments.
Ninety railroads report net earn
ings in January increased 544 per
cent
National Lead earned 3.S per cent
on common in 1912.
Albany Assembly passes bill pro
yiding five cent rate for five minute
telephone calls between any two
points in New York city.
Willard d. Straight OF the J. p.
Morgan & Co and Paul NJ. WarbI-g
Of Kuhn Loeb and Co, held d con
ference late yesterday afternoon with
Secretary of State Bryan over the
Chinese Loan.
Cologne Gazette says Germany is in
danger with France.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
TESTED AND PROVEN.
There is : Heap Of soIace in Being
Able to Depend Ut'on a Well
Earned Reputation

For months Review readers have
seen the constant expression Of
praise fr Doan's Kidney Pills, and
read about the good work they have
done in this locality What ether rem
edy ever produced such convincing
proof of merit?
John J. Hill. 152 S. Main St, Tue
son. Ariz.. says In August 1907
while living in Berkeley. Cal, I gave
a testimonial for Doan's Kidney Pills,
giving them the credit they deserved
for entirely relieving me of trouble
with my. back and kidneys. annoy
anee 20 which | had been subject for
four or five years. | never suffered
from severe pains but there was az
times a tired aching across the kid
news and mornings I would get up feel
ing stiff and lame across my loins.
After some exercise the trouble would
gradually disappear. The kidney secre.
lions were frequent, especially At
night. and ] would be obliged to arise
several times. Doan's Kidney pills
went to the seat Of my trouble and in
a short time cured me ! have had nc
need of Doan's Kidney Pills or any
other remedy since"
For sale by all dealers. Price 81
cents Fister-Milburh Co. Buffalo
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-DoaH's-and
take no other.
OH OH
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
PRICES LIFTED
MATERIALLY
Better Tone Abroad Is the
Primary Cause = Long Ac-
count Is Decidedly In
creased
BEAR ATTACK ON U. p.

NEW YORK. March 11.-Heayy
buying of stocks IN the early period
OF today's trading lifted prices su5.
stantially. Opening quotations show
ed many gains of one TO two points
and there was spirited demand for
the leading stocks. especially Can
adam Pacific. Reading, Union Pacific.
Steel and Amalgamated.
The rise in prices was forecast by
the upnrns in Americans in London
before the opening here. Frightening
prospects for termination of the Balk-
an war were apparently responsible
for the sudden development in the de
mand abroad IL is estimated that
$4,000, TO 10000 shares were taken
here by London and Berlin.
Prices were marked up rapidly,
though operations for the long ac-
count were on a limited scale. The
prospect for stiff money rates and
the approach OF the extra session CT
congress to revise the tariff were i'm
portant influences. Call money main,
tanned a strong tone with a further
Tightening on time loans.
Announcement that the Hartman
lines directors had not come to an
agreement in regard TO the dissola'
ton plan and it is expected that no
further meetings will be held this
week. although the fact that the un'
derwriting syndicate agreement OK
pires Saturday gave bear traders al
opportunity TO attack Union Pacific
which was forced down about. two
points from its high price OF the day
The whole market went OF to some
extent but before the close prices
stiffened again. The session ended
with a material net gain.
Total sales par value $l.750,00o.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
CHAPTER XVIII.
They Who Sow the Wind.


The Information given by the ex-
director in regard to the whereabouts
OF Charles Halsey was substantially, If
not circumstantislly, correct He had.
indeed, done the most unlikely thing.
He had taken up his abode, for the
time at least, at the very place to
which he might have seemed least apt
to return; that IL to say, the home of
his fsther-inlaw. John Rawn.
Many things moved Halsey to this
action. In the first place, having end
ed his labors, he found no reason for
any pretense of continuing them.
Again. although he fully intended to
bring divorce proceedings, and fully
intended to leave the city, he was IN
willing to depart without seeing once
more his wife and their child. because
news came to him Of the little Grip
pies serious and continued Illness In
point of fact, Grace Halsey, unhappy,
morose, and now jealousy suspicious,
had brooded over her unfortunate stu
alton in life until she also really was
i'll. Halsey grieved over this. in spite
Of all. AS to the little hunchback.
Laura. she had known only Illness sill
her life; and Halsey, father after ALL
felt some foreboding which made him
unready to leave for yet time
Halsey, in spite of his own bitter
ness Of soul. realized that Rawn him
self was wellnigh crazed by the bust
ness situation. and his conscience mis-
gave him when he reflected upon the
sudden consequences of his own acts.
His sense Of business honor and OF
personal justice told him he owed
even so unreasonable a man as Rawn
some sort of definite accounting for
his own stewardship, unwelcome as
another meeting between them must
be to both.
Lastly, It may be added. Virginia
Rawn had sent for him.
When he received her message he
spent night resolving that he would
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
L. ). OVERLOOK

(Telegraphic Market Letter from
Paine Weber Co. Boston. for yester-
dayD
The local market had a decidedly
better tone today. The rally in the
New York list restored confidence
here and there was a little better
demand for stocks, although the vol
ume of transactions was small The
local stocks seem TO have been
grounding on bottom for the last ten
days and they rally much easier than
they react
In the Bisbee curb list, Saginaw
sold at 10, Warren and DEM Is
Demand improving daily with very
little stock coming on the market.
Total sales New York 100000
Metal l5c.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
Ohm RAWN |
j Il Prominent Citizen /
Emerson hough
Author Of The Mississippi
Bubble $40 OF Fight
Illustrations by
Ray Walters
cSp5 ris d isi2 % Es,srsoS AoOsh

and look pleasant. and. we don't know
a thing. After a time it's up to him
and the. Lady OF the Ldghtnings. Some
thing popsi He's up against it. all
except his international Power. Then
Van. and you, STANDBY. and you, Ack
and you. and you and /. and all of US
why we're still pleasant as pie to him
and we say. Well. Mr.. John Rawn, If
you'd only sell =us two or three shares
of international. we'd pay you twenty
times what it's worth-but it's very
much cheaper now-by reason of
Vans competing company!
That's about all, ! think"
The others nodded silently. The
game was not new to them. and even
In its most complicated features might
have been called simple, with re
sources such as theirs. II these re
soarees had made Rawn, they could
unmake him. II was all in the days
work for them.
so III tell you what Wen do" con-
cluded the old finascier after a time.
Wen just let you and Van look
around here a little bit and see what
more you can learp. You're one of the
real directors of International Power
to-day, Van. MIR. Rawn is on the mi
nority and the toboggan list, or is go
ing to be there Wen take the first
steps when we see the boys down
East. The country's getting right
now for a little speculatioH-things
have been dead long enough There1l
be a market. When the market starts.
think you know which way 1t will
go for a certain person ! needn't
name"
They rose, stood about loungingly
for a time, and at length slowly sepa-
rated, the older man and the ex-diree.
tor with the pointed beard falling back
Of the others for just an instant.
whats tie truth about the row,
Van?" demanded the old man, laying
large. pudgy hand on the others
shoulder.
/ 81 don't know, honestly. what II Is
/ car tell you this much--your factory
is closed. Your superintendent, Hal
( sey, has quit his work and left his old
j residence. Didn't Rawn tell you that p
mo! What's up now-soae trouble
with a woman? Wasn't he married to
Rawn's daughter?"
'Yes, and she went to live witt
Papa. Papa had the coin"
And the superintendent is goinl
the chorus girl route here or in New
York;"
mo. sir, not in the least-nothinl
of the sort. You can't guess where's
he's gone"
The other shook his head.
well, I'll tell you then. since yol
are one of the directors of the Inter
national and I'm mott He's gone ant
taken his other pair of pants and hi
celluloid collar, and moved over Il
the North ShoreI He's living in tn
same house with Papa ]. Rawn RICH
nOw;-that is to say, he has been 70
two or three weeks
We'll, what do you know abou
that, tool" commented his friend.
/ Il don't know much about it. AS
told you, there's something in her
don't understand / can't for tn
life of me figure out that chap Ha
sey's motives or his moves. But
don't care about him. It's Rawn II
after-and I'm going 70 get himl"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12

A dispatch from Salt Lake City,
Utah. states that the richest strike
in Beaver County since the sensation
al shipments were made from the D.
X. mine in 1902 is reported from the
Majestic mines property. In the old
Hickory ground a face Of ore in an
open cut has been encountered that
is 20 feet wide, feet of which car
ries % TO 80 per cent copper. From
this rich strike the company has al
ready shipped twenty carloads, and
there is in sight more than enough
to keep shipping for a month. What
IS apparently the same ore is found
at a depth of $50 feet below the
strike.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12

1T" on in > seconds. and away they
so, shriyel, vanish. No more cotton
rings to make the corn sharper and
more bulgy. no more bandages TO
stop circulation and stick to the stock
ing, no more salves to turn the flesh
raw and make the corn pull no more
knives or razors with danger Of bleed.
ing and blood poisoning
"GETS-IT" is painless. stops pain
and is absolutely harmless 20 healthy
flesh. Warts and bunions disappear
'GETS-IT'' gives immediate relief.
"GETS-lT" is sold at druggists at p
cents a bottle, or sent OF receipt oil
price TO L. Lawrence CO.. Chicago
Sold in Bisbee. by Phelps Dodge Mere
Co. Bisbee Drug Co. Central Phar
macy. 43T
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
LEVY BROS. MARKET LETTER

Copper unchanged. Today's market
stronger after yesterdays decline. The
market showed strength during thes
morning session. The market is ap-
parently in the hands Of floor traders
and is certainly a professional mar
kpt
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12

North Butte's copper costs have
been reduced materially, it is said,
due to the treatment Of an unusually
high grade of ore. Not only higher
copper contents are reported, but also
better silver values.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
MINING NOTES

1t is stated yesterday that Hayden,
Stone & Co. has purchased Capt. \.
b. Wolyin's interest in the Butte and
Superior company at a figure said to
be 30 This puts this house, which
originally promoted the property, in
practically complete control.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12

Love hopeth all things that are
gcod-it matters not how impossible
they may seem. The man who fears
that most CT his neighbors will be lost
does not love.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK. March Hooper
firm. Electrolytic unchanged. Ar-i-
walls 1856 tons Exports this month
l5.573 tons. London copper firm.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1913-03-12
~oH, OH!''

Try "cETSIT,p the Painless New
Plan Corn Cure. See Your corns
Vanish in Hurry
"Whewi hurts way up TO my heart.
I've tried almost everything for
eorns,"
Corn-suherers, cOrnless joy is at
hand. "GETSIT" Is the only real en-
envy any corn ever had. Put "GETS-
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1913-10-24
USIN ESS CAR s.

w. r. MOVES. M. D.
Specialist Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat. Of
fee hours, 9-i2 a. M, Is p: m, Wednesday
and Saturday evenings, 1880. Sunday and
other evenings by appointment. American
Building, Brattleboro. Appointments fer
glasses fitting made by mail or telephone.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1913-10-24

In n recent address to business mel
Commissioner Brigham appealed strong
~ for the cooperation of business mel
in the development of Vermont agricul
ture. In his closing words Mr. Brigham
suggested d policy for the members OF
commercial and civic organizations a,
follows: "My friends, if the agricul
ture of Vermont is to be developed tc
the point where we begin to realize its
tremendous possibilities, we must all
work together to accomplish that end
Get out and get acquainted with the
people of Vermont, try to understand
the problem of the men on the farms
try to discover ways and means where
by you may work with them for the
improvement of the state. Luke p.
Fisher of Cabot, now Il man in the
evening of life, developed a Vermont
farm to the point where rs acres raised
the roughagc to feed 100 head of high
producing Jersey COWS. A man who
could do this could succeed as a business
man in any Vermont town or city. Get
acquainted with such men, give them
recognition. Let us in this little state
of ours annibilate the barrier between
county and city, let us work together
with the hope of up-building Il greater
Vermont.