The Mountain Park Herald (Mountain Park, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, September 2, 1910 Page: 5 of 10
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The Mountain Park Herald
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reach for them *ik1_rattle Hkej^ u^ble to mike aad ere|
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Twenty yeere ego Bdl, I »o much of to-day aad who!
ventor of the Bdl Telephone j^Uag ■ whirl-windcy-1
offered to sell hit patent for 1 done-charge over the wot is I
I >0,000, today the annual in- L mytk. The fellow who
come ia »i50,000,000. plunked the fleeing Spaniard!
in the back ; waitad at the foot
la Paris, France, there arc L^ juu until the squad
600 awat shops that edl horse the enemy away; that
meat ak>oe. This condition ** hb iftfe brothers—the I
prevails mainly in the poorer I monkey for sport exists only
quarters but is rapidly growing 1^ paper. He's a “printer's
in asora respectable districts. | inkM product, carved by the
Last year >00,000 heraeawera|)MI|g|em|| gf ^e pencil push-1
co®'|ers and when die picture ds
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| in a new dide aad well forget
Hartman, a New* — 1
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Siding
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PENCE
BEET MADE
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LONG-BELL LUMBER CO
■ n se«f. Less! Manager.
York chop-suey
New I all about the amn from Elba.
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The average man you ■«*jbe **** over »5 per cent
because a customer didn’t like up^ids the present system ofl--. ^ ^ natter in an
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heart sewed up and hm wound-1 ^ wor|d. The average man L To ghm you an idea: their success depends
ed fadings consoled by thewill tell you that the railroads k SanU Fe< Baltimore ft I keeping the people in tgaor
fact that he is the seventh inan^^iier corporations are ody0||io York Central, lance, but they know it ia true,
iathe world to live through I g^ng fair dividends, that * SottdMm Pacific and Union Many of tba plutocrats who
with a patched heart. die rake-off was diminished a I PadBc lines each have almost [go loudly extol the righteous-
1 I little, it would be perfectly sat-1 # bnM-biilion dollars of water-1 acm of present methods wiU%
Bachelors take cour*ffc» I isfmctory with them. Now it I ^ nock in their capitalization. I lose their vast fortunes In an
there is hope for you I it g fact the declared dividends ^ nilronds are no worse | attempt to perpetuate the sys
ery one of you. * of die railroads of this country LhMt ^ iwflg8 corporation. I tern that evolution has marked
pretty 19 oW «“* ™ don't seem so great, it bein8 The people are paying divi- for reformation,
elope with a legless man. with in ^ thirty per cent for all dend;” watena stock in ev-l wmw
a big hend and one arm par- ^ American railways capital
dised, in an attempt to taste
weded bliss we know there is
hope for you. Just such a
thing occured at Salina, Kan-
sas, last week, but the brides
father arrived on the scene in
time to stop the strange union.
Gary, Indiana, the “steel
city” that is owned by the great
American sted trust is to be
duplicated near Birmingham,
Alabama. The new city is to
cost 150,000,000 and will be
entirely under the supervision
of the sted company. Own-
ing of cities have becomd a
necesaity to the great corpora
tions of late, and where labor
are live in a trust house, buy
ised at •7,500,000,000.
Any legitimate business
should pa> as much as thirty
percent dividends on actual
investment, but right there is
where the hitch comes. The
American railroads are capital
feed at >65,000 per mile. Ev
ery mile can be duplicated for
$15,000 as shown by Cared
D. Wright. Now this $50,-
000 a mile is pure unadulterat-
ed watered stock on which die
people are paying 30 per cent
dividends. If the water waa
pumped out o f the railroad
corporations aad the dividends
reckoned from the actual
money invested, they would
erything that goes to make! Charles Edward Russel, owe
clothing, food, or shelter, of the most brilliant magaane
These great trust, when it writers of the day and a man
comes to paying their taxes who has been given first place
pay on less than one-half their in more magatines than any
physical value. The present writer in the country, with the
fin»»system with all its in-1 possible exception o i R a y
ffami «rpimlt exacting many Stannard Baker, will corn-
times a legitimate revenue, is- mence die publication of a So
suing millions upon millions of cialist Weekly, “The Coming
mnd bonds without Nation” sometime in Septem-
physical backing is gradually I ber. Any one who has rend
being realised by the people, after Russel realises that he is
mnd when understood, itpliun- a mighty power in the political
ly is evident that our financial world,
structure, like the Leaning
Tower of Pisa, must eventually
ffflfap—. This Is not the spec-1 All correspondence must be
yyampow —■ —-— — — — ■ 1--------—
ulation of the addle-headed I mmiled in time to reach Mountain
crank, but die sound reason-1 park by Wednesday sight
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Rhodyback, Vernon L. The Mountain Park Herald (Mountain Park, Okla.), Vol. 7, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, September 2, 1910, newspaper, September 2, 1910; Mountain Park, Oklahoma. (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc853520/m1/5/: accessed April 19, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.