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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-04

shall learn to hide under every nat
stone which tho boys lit up when they
look for beetles
Il will bring rheumatism 10 the hun
ters,' said tho slendcr prccn marsh
snake. and / Viii twist their should
crs and knot thcir muscles. so that they
can no longer 20 out and bring in meat
to tho people"
and viii bring malaria out Of the
swnmrs to mako 'uan shake and grow
cold" SANG the mosquito
And every time one or the sneak
ers finished what he had TO SAY. the
grubworm stood MP very straight.
ciappcd his hands and shouted as loud
"Wadan, lThauSaD
AZ last tho big bullfior got up ana
said that The worst thing n" could
think of 20 bring upon rnu,! was tn.
whoop.ug cough IiG would $50 rha,
~" children VINO came 10 mock him
- tie sang his huarse song "a tn" pond
were sent away whoopiuC and choking,
with Threats rs thick and twisted as
his own. and as they whoopcd and
81 oEcd. the mothers OF mans chill
drca would weep and wall
Aud then tho rrubworn LAUGHED
loud and shouted loud "Wudan,' 50
loud die no laugh and 50 far back did
le lean ~ lie shouted that he toll over
bacl- ward.
Noy, tho rrubworm han never gone
over backward before in his Whole
life. and h, WAS SURPRISED to nnd mat
he could not get up again. So. win
an ~" rest went on TALKING, lie had
10 learn 70 crawl oa his back Ana
from lrat day To TINS the grubworin
has not learned 10 stand up, bu, LIS
cra"lod ou lis back.
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I TAKING A JOURNEY
THROUGH TOYLAND

Toyiand is n fascinating place. fun
OF d":ightfui SURPRISES. e<rcci;lly when
tho holiday season approaches. When
YOU wandered thoro last year there
was 10 wonderful toy elephant, such
as was seen in one OF tho shops yes
tcrday.
THIS trick elephant IA on n boX-stand
that is covered with imitation marble
and right in front OF him is n marble
% trouSh-such as real elephants
drink out OF when ENGAGED, but the
trough is hllcd with soft soap instead
OF water aud when tho machinery in
tho box platform is wound UP tho ole
phant squats on his lunches. dips the
tip of his trunk into tho tank, ifts
his head ana blows n soap bubble from
TN" end of his trunk. WHO would ever
have thought of 4 toy like that? And
h" keeps on blowing SOAP bubbles of
all sizes as long rs his inner work
inss' keep busy
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Household Notes

If undcrskirts shrink uncomfortable.
II Is possible 10 save them by lsnittinE
q sufficient length to cover tho bare
spots.
cane-chah seats mat have saegcd
may hc frightened by washing the scat
IN hot soapsuds and letting it dry In
the open mir
whom travelling. try pinning your
dress to tho curtain of the berth win
safety pins It viii not ba wrinslcd
IN the morning.
\ lump OF charcoal in the icabox
viii keen the box free from odors and
viii Absorb impurities IT should he
changed oftcu
Delicious gclRtinc can he made Win
the juice Of canned strawberries Add
tho juice OF an orange to the straw
berry.
An excellent syrup for hot cakes is
made hy boiling two cups Of brown
sugar and ono cup Of water urtil it,
Viii spin Il thread
All hucldeborrics that arc made
either into cake or pudding should be
lightly busted with -four before being
mixed in tho halter
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morning lie 10 .be chief ouorativ.
Won uT.lorstanJ Mis-. r.stlc,nn ~.
Informs me mat his ORIGINAL ttcnr,. &c
quite fuzzy substnntiot.d Lv ,rte 70
cont dscnvcry If Won ,c,,,c,ni,n,. H..
gave II as his opinjon :; yror ,,rn ,,,at
tho woman, vas moi crI NM. .a,,
Of tho class ca,alopucd ns foe, fIr j.,
cornirIg out tomorrow 10 SEQ me"
,r,t ,.,,
''"h" "o"' '"'''o'!I p''c" pc'ofc
90 " '.'''''''' 81" ic
7"'''' - W
Ihoy nave had many ciews' Mr..
Nrandall' sho complained. shaking
H'r heAd.
lho",' nc replied; and this ono
A"|E DE rs rune as me rest smith
hPpcaIs |" Do absolutely certain this
,lnc. however
understood that Airs Wramdall--
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Fashions and F ads

Chndren's coats are charming With
their trimming touches irdles OF
bright ribbon ANA corded shiSrings ana
FUR and braid
but two kinds Of fur are used for sets
II harmoniously combined the effect s
most artistic
Smart suits have the modihod blousc
coat; also popular is tho coat that is
Il combination OF an cton jacket and
cutaway back.
y Youthful md pretty dancing frocl,
is made ~ white taffeta, the skirt
having MANY nouncos, like tho tafletn
l.ocks OF long a-o
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Castlcton can provo that for YOU. my
dear. Don't forget Miss CastIcton'
Miss Castlcton did not come to nc
you should remember until after tho
the trouble. 1T occurred the second
night after my arrival from Europe
Air Smith has discovered that wna
not IN my rooms nj tho hotol thar
night"
You were not?' fell from SIR wran-
dalTs lipa. where wcro. vou?
II spent tho night i'm our apartment
alone" She shivcrcd as with chill
as shc uttered these words.
''What"
Leslie met mo NJ the dock. He said
that Chalis had gone away from town
for q day or two. The next day I tclc-
phoncd 10 the garage and asked item
| TO send tho biz chr TO mo as wanted
TO make some calls They said thai
Mr.. Wrandal had discharged the
chauffeur week or two before and had
been using my littlo French runaboui
for a few days, driving IL himself ]
then instructed them to send the run
about around with ono OF their own
drivers. You can imagine my surprise
when was told that Mr.. Wrandali
had taken the car out that morning
and had not returned with It,"
az sec" said Mr. Wrandnll. beads of
perspration standing on his forehead
He had not LEFT town. | Will not try
10 describe my feelings Late In the
afternoon. j called them UP again He
had not returned. II was then that
thought Of going II the apartment.
which had been closed all winter Wat
son and his wife were to go In tho
next day by my Instructions. Challis
had been living at clnb. believe
Somehow, ] had the feeling that durlnc
tho night my husband would como to
tho MISUNDERSTANDING not alone.
You understand went there and
waited all night. That IL the story.
OF course IL Is known that did not
spend the night at tho hotel Mr.
Smith evidently has learned az much
1t is on this circumstance that he
bases his belief"
ITp DIS f,C,,,rI ~ t-I-1 3, -------------
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NJ your wateF-e0lor up eso rIcturc
by John VI. OskiSo

Long time ago. when tho little In
dian hoys wanted 10 20 fishing, one or
tho old men would sit down In the
door of tho house and mako a hook
out of bono for him To use The line
would b" ~ isted from teer eincw. Ard
while tho ola man worked. The boy
would nc aont out into the fields TO
dix crubworms for bait
See how the Rrubwor.n curls up and
lies on his back ;he old man would
say as ho showed tho boy how to nut
II on the hook. When you come back
from tao creck.~j viii tell why the
grubworn crawls on his back"
Tell mo now" the little hoy would
say, and then the old man would lean
back against the door In the sun and
smile as ne told This story:
II WAS ut the council Of tito littlc
animals, the birds and tho Insects
that tho rruhworm sat IN tic chicf
seat ana heard about how all Of the
hundreds of tho helpless ones hated
man because man destroyed them With
out asking leave.
After all had spoken. and after II was
agreed that man ough, to bo removed
from the earth, tho rrubwortu asked
everybody To say how man was tu be
killcd II one way wouldn't DO they
ought to have another way TO try. aud
50 al day long ono after another got
up and said how man ought 10 he re-
moved from the earth
'I Viii 30 around and suck away tho
broHih OF the young babies" said the
vampire bat so That women when
they sec me lying in the dusk viii cry
out In fear"
~ will 10 to the beds Of those who
sleep said tho scorpion land will
sting Thorn in the throat SO that they
may not draw breath again Ana /
,...o.,, ,.. .,
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NJ En- u

Urral,fnst.
steamed Dates and Figs TIominY
White ana Cold Omolct
Corn Cakes Cofrco
Luncheon.
Baked Beans with Tomato Sauce
Clipped Beef Brown Bread
Tea
Dinner.
Furcc OF Peas
BcefStealy Lyonnaisc Potatoes
O. camcd Onions Lima Raans
Lettuce Salad
rfuit Cake Nuts
Coffee
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IT You IIN0 IN The country whorr N,
TIC conVnnienccS arc hard to Obtain
a Good substitute for the bought coat
hanger may DO made as follows. cu,
Il section OF wooden barreI-hoop tho
ichs,h desired. make II notch in tho
'M"c, "lidoie Tor loop to hang by
winch may be OF string or ribbon. ,rbc,,
cover nicely with strips of cloth ain, or
ribbon You may have them as MAR,
or as fancy as you Ike. and If YOU want
them extra line you may add little b,re
OF sachct.
ELIZABETH II RYLAND
RculahvilIe V,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-04

siiverware VIII stay bright much
longer II it IS carefully washed in -
clean suds. rinsed in boiling water,
then dried with glass towel
Remember WHOM buying gloves, y
tho gloves arc too tight, they will not
year woIl, and The hands always look
longer IN glove too tight
Jho cheapest cuts of meat that 90 II
he bought now are the rocks. stlckiuc,
piece 6undcrpart Of ncclO, briskot, les.
sum -bonr and oX-tulls.
When bread las boon nodded into
loaf form and allowed u become too
light mold II again. II viii make very
iinc tread IL treated this way
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-04

Tabe milk on" quart zclatinc one
ounce: favoring, two hcapius table
spoonfuls; white sugar. thrcc-quartcrs
OF a cupSu
Take one quart of mll, ono ounce
OF gvlaiinc, Tablespoonful OF almond
h1vor.ug Win tablespoonful Of rose
water thrce-foUrths Of u cup of white
suGav Heat the milk to boiling. turn
in The Eelatiuc, which should lave
been previously soaked for an hour i'm
cup OF tho milit, add The navoring
and stir I'll together ton minutes DO
fore putting In Tho sugar As soon ns
The selatinc hes dissolved. remove
from the tire: strain through q hin
muslin bag. wet q mold with cold wat
81. pour tho blanc mango into % and
set In cold place till solid
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Inrrc of I'rnS

Drain the liquor from one can OF peas and
"uu iiesh water. about one cupful. one bay
Ieai' q pinch of salt. a dash OF pepper and \
lat 81 butter. BRING 20 tho boil ana rcnioyo
ITO bay lear ana press tho peas through a
sieve stir into this PURGE tablespoonful OF
Hour and two Cnriuis of hot. new milk. Boil
Tor n tow mInute. and snrNc.
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Then there is tho Emitting doll what
an example OF industry She seems. as
she sits contcntcdly ia her chair and
huits the leg of real sIocEing-shc
ScoIns 10 make feet in thenl-ou four
steel Knitting needles of tho old-fash-
Toned kind She looks like amy other
ordinary. healthy doll, but wind her
mp ana YOU VIII see how talented she
For The FIRST time IN our history
since We defeated the British. has a
complete English army landed on our
shores Every rcGimcut-aud thor. arc
nany--is represented The various
Scotch Highlanders. irish Guards Cold
stream Guards arc seen correctly COS
tumcd-this is an education In itscli:
and they arc i'm All sorts OF poses erect
marching, aiming while Lying Nat ON
their stomachs in 4 scmicrouchiug po-
sittoH, ON horseback and off duty" ANA
They have the dearest sand bat: en-
campment-rcal tiny bags hllod win
sand-and such cunning tents and can
mons While il hardly seems possible
there VIII be any blood shed-our sol
dicrs arc very friendly with them
indeed. they occupy tho same show
casc--or Illness, rs they have iron"
constitutions, yct the fact remains
they took tho precaution OF bringing
the Red Cross corps along with them.
Evidently there have been moro ac-
cldcnts iu dolldom than are reported
IA Tho newspapers, else loW is unc to
account for tile new ambulance auto
mobile? And il IS such q complete and
perfect affaii--no hospital could have
better. The tires are heavily cush-
ioucd 20 save the injured doll trOin
getting jol,cd when ti,. ambulance is
being rushed to tho hoSuif1I rho in
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-12-04

suspended from springs, SO as 10 fur
ther prevent tho invalid from feeling
a Jolt
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Potato iurrc.

Iour Irlsh potNtocH, one 0uart -
MIX. t"o tablespoons OF butter two
tablespoons OF flour, onion. baY leavoa
cloves celcry, salt ana pepper. BoIi
,hc potatoes IN just enough water to
water of and save IT Mash tho BOT,
toes through q mashcr or wire sloyc
Put The llaNovlng In the mink and scaId
Tor one hair hour Rub tho flour and
butter together TO = smooth pas,c
then mix all the ingredients toeether
ana stir uutil IT thickcns. strain .,rd
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lTo BE coNTINUED.)
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THREE SIMPLE SOUPS

Three pints Of oyster. ono ou,,., 81,
milk. a little chopped celery or colo.
seed Pat tho milk and celery on AMI
let 1t set scalding hot. l'ut tho ovs
tors ana liquor Oh IN another pot ina
iel them come TO n Slow boI. tnl-jnr
of the scum that risos. thcn nom ~.
LIQUOR aud oysters in,o tho hot mil,
'"'N II niue hour with cold water liko
q Iaste. add this ,hickonins ana cm.
u hicspoon OF batter ana bou n fou.
minutes. stirring al the time. as IL s.
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THE WORK NOW ON.


 Never has 80 exhaustive and com plete charge been made to the grand jury Of any cireuit court in this district as that delivered by Cir cult Judge Gotham yesterday.
 Judge Gotham established beyond question in that charge that he has been following the trend of events in this community. lie has not sat back with misguided judicial dig nity and waifed for things to be brought to him and his attention. He has taken the initiative. It was al- so notsti in this connection that there were few requests from grand jurors selected by the commission CTS to get away from grand jury ser. vice. The public is willing to serve the court as never before was such willingness evidenced.
 Hot Springs will profit materially by wise and fair weighing of many important questions by this grand jury. We believe the jury will fol low the counsel of Judge Gotham and if it does. and keeps in as close touch with this court as 1t should, mere will he few mistakes
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vANlsHEs
 IN 10 MINUTES
Coughs, Sort Throat, Lumbaeo, Bron- chItls, Pieurisy Go While you sieep--Use Begy's Mustarine.

ott0f-ost DtSy e HuetStf'c.
 ]. A. Begy of Rochester. N Y. is the chemist who discovered MUSTA- RlNE and now all wise people have no further use for mustard ponltices, piasters. liniments. etc
 BEGYiS MuSTARrNE won't blister and won't soil. You can rub 1t on in a minute and the next minute you'll know that it has started to draw out the congestion and, allay the inflam. nation.
 Use it for sore throat, cough, hron. chitis. pleurisy, tonsilitis. stiff neck, sprains, swollen joints, lumbago. neii- ralgia, headacae. earache and tooth ache. It absorbs quickly; is very penetrating and acts like magic. Drug gists everywhere.
 1t gives blessed relief to people who suffer from rheumatism and neu. ritis and is simply fine to speedily draw the agony from sore corns. cal lonses and 'hunions.
 Only g cents Be sure it's BEGY'S MtESTARiNE in yellow box.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

sSutirr is h5T5sby given that that sAe an- nual stockholders meeting of the Hot Springs Golf and County Club Asso. eiation will be held al the nome of the Business Mems League, Monday, April [. 1913. at S o'clock D. m for the election of board of directors to serve for the ensuing year and fer the transaction of sueh other busi- ness as may lawfully come before them,
 pR. W. O. FORBES. President.
 M A. Eisele. Secretary.
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GOVERNOR FuTRELL.

The Supreme court has decided that President Futrell of the state Senate is the governor, to serve un- til special election is ordered and the people have a chance to elect a governor.
 This result win certainy be pleas ing to the people. for Gov. Futreil has taken the stand that the people have a right to rule
 Acting Governor Oldham. who re- tirlng governor Joe Robinson put in charge. Is retired himself into priv ate life The incident proves that the right will usually prevail in the end. regardless of the efforts Of scheming and designing politicians.
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CITY DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

Election First Tuesday After First Monday In April.
 For Mayor
 ". W. WATERS.
 For Police Judge JUDGE JACK ARCHER.
 For Treasurer WILL II. WATSON.
 For Aldermen: First Ward
 JOHN H. PEDEN. Second Ward SAM WILLIAMSON, JR. Third Ward
 TOM J. PETIT. Fourth Ward GEO. P. SHEPHERD. Firth Ward
 D. BuRGAuER. Sixth Wand
 D. L. WEAVER.
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Thieves can rob from everything but Justice. for when they roh Jus ice they are only borrowing what must be repaid.
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Society writers speak of gsrl az .hnd~ because her age is under the rose.
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In the silence Of that situation we wonder t The Brass" could hear the charge from the ground floorg
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25

gAe pearl may stand for pariry. but II Is obtained through the agency of dive.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25

A religious journal says that there Is no politics in heaven. For some rssson or other nothing is said aboat the other place
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25

In bread making. as in baseball. there is nothing like good batter in the hour of knead.
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r you want your boy to be 2 preacher don't lock him ap in a room to learn verses os serlpsme
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That grand isry and that petit pary looks mighty good for poor bleeding Hot Springs
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25

Poor Omaha Aas suffered from the wake Of the wind and the path of the demon fire
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25

But then Hot Springs beats the Florida resorts to the cleanup.
The Sentinel=record., 1913-03-25

People do not like the music of the fellow who blows his own honr.
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The reason ~laik Is cheap ls be. cause the snppls exceeds the de. mand
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BEFORE LOCATING CALL AT Mistead Apartments

Two and one naIf blocks to depots and baths. Brick building. steam heat. Modern rooms and suites with or without housekeeping.
 S7.oo per Week and up--Gas included.
 f37 CHAPEL ST. PHONE S55.
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Cbe Lamar 1Dctel

N FofmtFIy UtHFhdn dHu FafKtr.J
 Under Swedish Management $1oO a day anu up F1vv1's e's ~S--. All out8ide Rooms. Fireproof Buiidin1; Steam Heat, Hot and Cold Water; Eiec- tric Llqf Is; Everything Modern. Bath House next door,
 MRS. MATTE WATTS. Prop. ELMER A. JOHNSON. Mgr.
 204 12 Ouachita Ave. Take cooper's Bus to Hotel and Fare WilI be refunded.
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Get the Easter eggs in the usual way?
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Centrally located. First-class and Strictly Modern fin every department and conducted on American Plan. Electric Elevator Steam Heat, Hot and Cold Water in every room. Cozy. Comf0rta- ble. Reasonable in Price. Fire proof and HomeIike. In the heart of the Business District, away from the noise and dust. RATEs-si5 PER WEEK AND UP. Opp. Federal Hospital and Bath House
 Row.
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March is leaving it's mark on dear old 1913.
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New West Hotel

WNS- VI E. HNMpTON, Prep Rates. z7 10 xo.
 Three blocks from the Iron Mountain Depot. One and half blocks krom Bath Houses Nee furniture; running water u each room. Steam heat Home cook ing. meals served family style Every thing comfortable. convenient and horne- like. Take Coonef's bus direct to the New West Hotel ann have fare fefunied 3zQ onschIta Ave. Fhone tses
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while there Is game of baseball going on in tue corner 8ot
 =-=------=-=- =s-----------=--=- We'll. the mills are grinding and the grist should he fine. Anybody here seen Big Charlie?
 =------===-. The Pittsburg Boston series is talk en seriously the country over.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-14
RAY CON. QUARTERLY
REPORT IS ISSUED
Output and Earnings Better
Than Those of Previous
Three Months.

Judging from the rather meaeer de-
tails western shareholders were able TO
secure Tuesday. the RAJ Consolidated
repor, issued in the east showed de-
cldcdly satisfactory quarters operations
during the three months ending on March
ST. 1913. The Pollock wires brought the
information yesterday morning that the
operating profits were SSISS,A, with to-
tal net proirs OF S6S2. S6S. This compares
with net profits OF s5S3.S.7 for the pre-
viouS quarter.
II will be of interest TO learn that
the price received per pound for the
copper produced was l5.1513 cents where
AS the average for the last three months
NJ 1919 was li.3 cents. The produc-
tion for the last quarter mea sured r.
3s9 $50 pounds. as compared with 10. =
$40 6Gl pounds in the preceding period.
This Indicates a profit Of slightly more
than .; cents per pound and a cost OF
production slightly In excess OF Do cents
per pound.
This condition Is favorable one and
western stockholders VIII await the com
nlctc ranort with considerable Interest
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-05-14
ONLY ONE METHOD
TO REVIVE MINING
Those Knowing Game Must
Begin by Searching for
the Metals.

The expression frequently Is heard
these days tina, the mining share game
is dead. and that with the states pass
Ing blue-slSy laws there no longer win
be found market Tor mining issues
where tho harvest in the past has been
generous The speculative characters
tics OF the public. however. are not dead.
they are merely dormant. and = better
analysis OF the situation Will convince
one that interest In mining stocks VIII
especially new mines, where's an at
tempt To revive mining development by
way OF the stock market Will fail mis-
era bly,.
II has come TO n point where those
knowing the mining game the business
of digging for metals. must take II up
and put into II share Of the money
this same industry has rewarded them
with ln times past. The financing or new
companies, or the disposal OF treasury
stock OF existing corporations. cannot be
brought about through the stock mar
kets IL Is n personal matter. and those
capable OF bringing about a revival oil
the industry must do SO along the good.
old fashioned lines where speculation may
follow, not prccedc. actual dcYelopm meuis.
II Is pointed out that FOR some years
past the public has Speculat ted on re-
or even probable. \ company whose
success has been discounted by stock
manipulation finds IL a difficult matter
to catch up with expectations. The game
has been PLAYED too much from the
wrong end. and Utah should never for
get that for all business throughout the
whole state the mining industry must
be revived from within. and with the
actual development of properties as the
starting poipt.