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Homeseekers Excursions
Cheap rate excursions the first
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to Kansas Oklahoma the Gulf
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and the Northwest Ask your
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early and ground fioor prices you
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active and certain irrigation devel
opment than the Big Horn barin
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Banker Morgan Panic Doctor
Great Financier Who Pre
scribed For Wall Streets
Ills and Fought Against
the Fever of Distrust
of the mists of distrust uud
OUT in the recent crisis In
Wall street one figure loomed
large and strong that of the
great banker yachtsman and art con
noisseur J Plerpout Morgan It was
Morgan to whom the lesser financiers
turned when the tide of misfortune
and ruin seemed sweeping against
them It was at his mansion and art
gallery that they gathered for confer
ences extending far into the night in
efforts to devise means of reassuring
the public and preventing solvent in
stitutions from being forced into bank
ruptcy through lack of power to realize
fast enough on their assets to meet the
demands of depositors When the tide
of mistrust seemed stayed and the
first week of the panic passed without
the serious results to finance and busl
nes that many had feared It was to
Morgan that the chief credit was given
When the stock market was disturb
ed last spring Mr Morgan did not take
any hand in the situation lie left the
Standard Oil coterie to go It alone re
membering grimly the treatment he
had received at 2G Broadway during
the troubles of four years ago The
stock flurries of the summer months
did not feaze him In the least He
himself had more cash than stocks
and It was understood he had prac
tically given up active -work in the
street He devoted much time to his
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J PIEKPONT MORGAN
rubber of whist at the Metropolitan
club He went to Europe and bought
more pictures and when he returned
he spent 5000 or so in rent for two
or three weeks of a Virginia mansion
as his home while a delegate to a
church convention But when the
storm broke and real disaster to gen
eral business seemed impending the
stern visaged survivor of many finan
cial tempests no longer refused his
aid He was not the possessor of the
most -millions In that respect at least
AMBASSADOR TO GERMANY
Dr David Jayne Hill Recently Ap
pointed to That Post
In the appointment of Dr David
Taj ne Hill as ambassador to Germany
President Roosevelt has selected a man
of extensive attainments in the fields
of diplomacy and scholarship He is
fifty seven years old and has been pres
ident of two colleges Bucknell univer
sity and Rochester university and has
filled the post of first assistant secre
tary of state He was sent to Switzer
lands our representative in 1903 and
in 1903 became minister at The Hague
While Dr Hill was president of Roch
ester university the small daughter of
his mathematical colleague was very
DR DAVID JAYNE HHiIi
fond of him and she had a great habit
of picking up long words and making
him tell her what they meant
Whats the difference between gas
ironomy and astrouomyV she asked
rne day
Astronomy replied the president
is tln science of tin heavenly bodies
Dorothy Gastronomy is er veil a
heavenly science of the earthly
Captain of Industry Art Lover
and Yachtsman Who Had
More Cash Than Stock
When Crash Came
a half dozen men stood higher up than
he but it was generally recognized
that he was the only one possessing
the brains courage and other quali
ties necessary to financial generalship
Mr Morgan hates publicity as to his
domestic and private affairs and for
that reason pictures of him and his
family and data about them seldom
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get into print nis wife is said to be
an estimable woman but the world in
general knows little about her Her
photograph from which the accompa
nying picture is reproduced was taken
while she and Mr Morgan were abroad
recently and she was standing at the
time with her friend the Viscountess
Esher Mrs Morgan before her mar
riage was Miss Frances Louise Tracy
and is a daughter of Charles Tracy a
noted lawyer One sou and three daugh
ters have been born to Mr and Mrs
Morgan and there are several grand
children of whom the veteran finan
cier is exceedingly fond As illustrat
ing his aversion to camera artists it
is related that on his return from Eu
rope on one occasion he was greeted
bj a battery of about twenty photog
raphers and one of them stepped up
and asked
Excuse me Mr Morgan would you
mind if I took your picture
The financier stepped from the group
of friends with whom he had been
talking and replied What Take my
picture Id rather lose a million dol
lars
Whereupon one of the other camera
men spoke up and said Youve lost
15000000 already Mr Morgan for
we have about fifteen pictures And
Mr Morgan joined in the laugh
NEXT MARYLAND SENATOR
Ex Governor John Walter Smith the
Choice of Democrats at Primaries
This year was the first time that the
primary plan of choosing United States
senators was tried in Maryland the
Democrats voting in accordance with
EX GOVEBNOK JOHN WALTER SJIITH
this plan and the result being the
choice of ex Governor John Walter
Smith for one of Marylands seats in
the senate The Democrats will con
trol the legislature and will elect Sen
ator William Piukuey Whyte to fill
out the unexpired term of the late Sen
ator Gorman and Mr Smith for the
full term Mr Whyte was appointed
to fill the vacancy caused by Senator
Gormans death
Mr Smith was his partys nominee
for senator in 1S9G lie was born in
1S45 in Snow Elill Md received bis
education from private tutors and at
the Washington academy and has been
identified with politics for many years
He served several terms in the legisla
ture was elected to congress and in
1900 was chosen governor
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