BY
GEORGE GRAHAM RICE
RICHARD G. BADGER
THE GORHAM PRESS
BOSTON
Copyright, 1911, by The Ridgway Company
Copyright, 1913, by Richard G. Badger
All rights reserved
The Gorham Press, Boston, Mass., U.S.A.
To The American Damphool Speculator, surnamed the American Sucker,otherwise described herein as The Thinker Who Thinks He Knows ButDoesn't—greetings!
This book is for you! Read as you run, and may you run as you read.
G. G. R.
New York, March 15, 1913.
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I | THE RISE AND FALL OF MAXIM & GAY | 11 |
The Birth of an Idea to Coin Money. | ||
The Higher Mathematics of the Operation. | ||
How "The One Best Bet" Was Coined. | ||
Real Inside Turf Information. | ||
The Public Asks to Be Mystified. | ||
Prestige Restored by a Clerk's Ruse. | ||
A Boastful Race Player Gives Aid. | ||
Fortune Changes Her Mood and Smiles Again. | ||
The Kentucky Colonel Falls in Line. | ||
Betting the Public's Money at Great Profit. | ||
$130,000 Is Lost and Won in a Day. | ||
A Disastrous Newspaper Wind-up. | ||
II | MINING FINANCE AT GOLDFIELD | 46 |
A Partnership of Pure Nerve. | ||
Bucking the Tiger on the Desert. | ||
Bidding $3,000,000 When Broke. | ||
Millions in the Vista Held No Charms. | ||
"Human Interest" Versus Technical Mining. | ||
Beginning the Advertising Business. | ||
Some Advertising that Paid. | ||
Building Gold Mines with Publicity. | ||
Hair-Raising Stories for Distant Readers. | ||
The Mercury of Speculation. | ||
The Birth of Bullfrog. | ||
Enter, Charles M. Schwab. | ||
Why the Bottom Fell Out. | ||
How About the Public's Chances? | ||
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