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NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET.

NEW YORK, May l,-TLOUR-steady Mye
Fiour-seady. cornmeal-F!rm. Hye-pa'''
WShsat@Firin; No. red. nominal. elevator
Options Irregular at 40lAe; net advance May
ssssc.: july s5l.c.; September, ss$G. ,..,,,r
ontions Nc. net higher May, tdNe.; IVY
ssNc.;, ssptembeI ,5 SsNe; December 0''s''
Beet cEt Soa asmS s' psxsa mssS
lS western Rsmas Tslow
steady Rosln-rrm at $44+,lo Furpeht'nf-
Res-F!rm: domestic, s.sgsco Mn, Mo sssady
FUTURES dull and UNCHANGED 10 penis hlshsr
Sugar--Raw. hrm fair refining, 20 4oG; csn
tri2ugal, 7-l6c; molasses sugar li-4oc: o r.
finsd steady. Butter-W Weak; creamery Euge
Cheeso-Flrm and unchanged, Eggs-Easy; 90.
ljected, l9nc.; western extra, hrsts' lsc'i
FreIghts and 1'eanuts-steady and unchangea
Potatoes and Cabbages-Firn and unchanged
cottonseed Oi--Quiet. hut Arm, Prime crnSne,
T. o, b. mills 3o1sc,; prime summer yellow, 3Sc. ;
prime white. toc.; prime winter yellow, loc,
CHICAGO, May l.-Wet weather In the
Northwest. a decrease IN the worlds visible
supply and higher prices Tor. cash wheat. COM
Sined to FORM steady wheat market here
Today At the close tho July option was up
Ia Corn was up AG9sc.' Oats were unehans'
al, Provisions were unchanged 90 30. loHee'f
The leading futures ranged as follows;
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,,r,e. p,vcr landings. merchandise and pas
sengers, Virginia Navigation Company,
s Schooner Savannah Lupton. Edenton' N. c''
nsh. Lefebyre- G Tnnpnn ,cran va,
nsh, d. S. HARDWOOD. 80, o.,, Nav,
Schooner Agnes s. QYlin;, Re ,,s9na ~ new
oYrk gravel, Armistage Manufacturing 60.
49, - E4zE'-NHt# SAILED. lt5
steamer Brandon. Harvey. Norfolk; mercnan-
disc and passengers. Old Dominion iine.
Barge Anna McNally, Balch, North caro''na'
light 1,don.,r ~ r..
light
PORT OF WEST POINT. NAY !, 1905.
ARRIVED.
steamship Danville, Courtney baltimore Pas
sengers and general cargo.
$3.50 =, SAILED,
Steamship Danvile, Courtney. Baltimore phA'
sengers and general cargo.
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The Produce Market.

Largo rcceipts OF green stun and ali kinds
of conntry produce and active demand Tor
ali kinds OF rood things % eat made business ness
The large receipts caused further reductlon
In the Wholesale figures Of al kinds Of Of ve &C.
downs y Strawberries arc getting to b. some
Thing Of drug on the market: and very fine
ones wholesaled yesterday at 10 cents some :,
other fruits are holding stlff at former quota
tionS - .T
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Teachers Examination.

William L. Fox. superintendent or pub
lie schools, announces that tho eHamina-
ton OF teachers for certificates to teach
in the public schools will be held on
Thursday Friday and Saturday. May
Sd. 4th and 9Th. beginning each day Mt
Q A, M,
White tecahers will assemble at the
hall OF the Mechanics Institute, Broad
and Eleventh Streets, and coored teach-
ers at the superintendent office, In the
City Hall,
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RAILROADS.

RF.& - Fredericksbure a
....>,'-, =. ..-.....- . Potomac r. n. n
Trains Leave Rlchn1ond--N orthWard. 81
HES a. M.-Da!y-fsyrd st. Through.
\ 6:ao A. M.--Day-Maln st. Through. R4#
7;aS t q; M,5Wssk Days--Elba Ashland 40
$40 A. M.-.Dally- ST. Through LocA
stops. @ 5J E5gSHis
1905 noon-Wcek Dnys-Byrd st. Through. ii
400 7. M.-Week Days-Byrd st. yrederrks. d
burg Accommodation. ~
sos P. M.--Dary main ST. Through
6'ao ?. M.-.Week Days-Eba. Ashland Ao.S
cofiimodation. t1lg. re- X
$40 p. M.-Dally-Byrd St Through.
Trains Arrive Observation-Disclosures
$40 A. M.--:weck Days--Eba. Ashland Aa
cornfnodntion. 6Si5
1920 4. M.--week Days-Byrd 81. Fredsrlcks.
burg Accommodation I2
s;a5 A. M.--Daily-Byrd st. Through l
u'So 4: M;-Week Days-Byrd st. Through.
81! T. M.-paily-Maln St. through
cornnloda tion. Af bEF lafEt r. t34
S liz E E M-pIay-1ayrd ST. Ths h,
9oo a. M.-Dally--Byrd St Through Local
1912 T. Daily--Main ST. Through.
,NOIE-Pullman Sleeping or Parior Cars on
az above trains except trains arriving Rch;
mond II go a. N. week days. and local accom-. (
!, Time Of arrivals and departures and conneo'
lions not guaranteed. g vs.
". D. DUKE. c. W.CULP, W. P. TAYLOR,
Asst. to prest. Gsn supt. Traf Mgr.
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Tobacco Market.

The receipts OF loose leaf tobacco were light f
On. at Shockoe and one at shclburnes. Eoth
were small. but the receipts YESTERDAY at.ef
much larger breaks to-day. All four OF the
houses will have sales. l''
The action looking to only two SAFE GAYS ,Ss
per week was revoked yesterday. and TO ple
end OF the season there will be sales as usual
on Tuesdays, Wednesdays. Thursdays and Fiji
days.
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QUOTATIONS. \
CATTLE MARKETS.
RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.
4E (Sales at. Union stock Yards)
tohp M Nav 1HDE,

Richmond. Va, May !. 1908.
Report Of the live stock market for the week
sG Sesi stssE. TAI. to geea; t4xs
dun to good, s2lsac;; common. ~ 4a&c; , bet
hetcrs ac medium s to seod s@ 90 S.i
S Se1,i s esives, iasMc extra 7c. best sheep
.,aGI5c. ; common to fair aa4c: lambs, ohn
size; extra. &C.: best hogs: saSAc;; common 10
far 5c sowS end s1ss' ., 'g s,osf for next
week
CHICAGO May 1-cATILE s,aRsS Aea S@'
head Make; '9w p5Ses eows
SIG snlis 9s!sS' soexsrs ana tssSsrs
calves, s. 76Is.M. Hogs-Receipts, 1900 head.
Marke. &C. l%er choice oa 70 pf,ms o 9SaIs
iSSattssSss s S msaum " Food
sheen-Receipts. IT, 900 head. Market loG1Sse.
higher sheep, '4T5fp',70i yearl'nEs' 'o'!oa0''''
NEW YORK, May i.--BpEvEs-Rsceipts:. !, so4
head. Nothing doing. Dressed beef d1.9shSn;
per pound Calves-Recepts. ESQ head; none on ~
s shsen e ON sae Maryland lambs s25. Hogs
Receipts, Ills head: no sales
P1TrsRuRG, PA. May 1 lacAT T Ma3 e.:
Sep's shs srk Hstos son f sh
rsteady. Prime heavles. medium, a. and d heavy :
g a sSeTs go; roushs &.5oasoo sheep-sup,,,lCy
Eh marks, , sts1ay P5!%s S'i anS :
so; veal calves, saG6D.
c1Nc1sNA4q May :; - canmsn " isdi
ss csttlesrs%s 81 Fsf ssSss
at ss.so9i .75. I.ambs-Hsher at ssT720.
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on Est,na ted for to.morrow's receipts were
a little large, but exports wero heavy, and
Southern ot steady TO- il % e h'E GnI,
anainst is 1s4 last week and 1865 last year.
tho week ed 7soo 9ae Tae sapss
receipts at New Orleans 1869 bales against
b,S5 last year. and at Houston 2,o23 bales
apalr Inst 1907 last year.
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New York Central gen. shs..............". W
.seH b. La II acknowledgements. 1y3
N Tosth pnc'n. Observation-Disclosures. 75h
otin ~ 1vsstern con is,............ 1904
Coo shn u Inc rcfunding 4s......... 96h
Dss,.,nnIo c,mv Sihs lex into ........., 97H
a1ena2yr Ganerai H. 1905
g. s, na iron Mountain con- 5s..... 1854
e. e. L.ut t a LIZ CO.. Urn ncaco ia, 4a.,.... 84l1
G. Jus s en- hu,ns,err con 4s,............ 73N
seaboard AZ Line Is {offsred) .......:.., 81 sis
SoutheEn ri aI1 - 1. Observation-Disclosures. y4A
s outhern TnI ii, :. ks ...,,,........... 1851
Soutne'n se1 poeia, ists 1913
n eHas any ond Western s,,........... 10Y.
I noieuo oe,,ec 40 1o4it
un,on = aI. ~ ~ mi OF
y; ?: Stest 81 w tnt ll3a
MApusu 1Ssa 'eN. ''"i's =. ..,,...,..,,.. rs
Mapaan , Dso' '''''' decentralization. s.
w ehttfu nu 70 80 rnrie IA .........,,,., IS
" neen.ik a nnua,rni Is .e.,,,,,,,.....,.... wy
WISCONSIN, SSniiaterai trust ls,.,....,..... y4h
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Air Line Railway.

southbound Trains leave RIehm99n "a Oa .ty.
Wv lions Charlotte. Atlanta HlrminsheaMnsss
Memphis and southwest ,,,.1,n,,,,,s and Flo.
/, .oo p MO savannah: JnckHonyille: IN, IN
: iantn, Birmingham Memphis ana sour ''u'''
Nor,h M Trains Arrive Richmond Dal'y
AID a. NJ, ass r. Nj $50 p. NJ, s
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Bay Line to Baltimorss

!; y !;
\VSAHaESA va r. ana O. Rwy and Old Poinl
\EAHnESA u. s, NAIL ROUTE.
\NI9sNftA Leave Richmond VIA Y, ana "
daily except Sunday. at =, ~.
Connecting at Old Point WIZ
~ uenmers OF Old BAY Line, lsSy'
ing lis f. n, arriving baltl;
,,o,, AN A N, connecting North East ana
uws ssy Gr ttcksts and Information Apply -
We Snd q Rwy Richmond Transfer Company
and M $50 Eas, Arln strest-
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

X PORT or RICHMOND, MAY ]. 1905
~ ARRIVED
steamer Brandon, Harvey, NorfolK meFcHa"'
disc and Messengers, Old Dominion line;
= 81 Gamer Pocahontas. Graves. Norfolk ana
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Chesapeake & Ohio Ry..I

Cincinnati, indianapolis, St. Louis. chs
oago, Louisville, Nashville, Memphis.
900 pm. and II 100 p. n. daily.
Westbound Local Trains:
1880 n. m. and 5:1B D. m. week DAYS.
Newport News, Norfolk and Old Poine.
a 90, a m. and 4:0o p. m. daily. n F359l
Local for Newport News and Old Po'ns.s
7.as a. m, and 500 p. NJ. week days VA
James River Line:
1890 q, ~ daily: 5:t5 D. m. week days,
Arriva Maine Line from West: q 80 "a. NJ.
'ss:30 A. NJ 1880 p. NIGHTS p NJ !, Fr {.
East! .'loO6 A. NJ -il,S A. .1 Nix .1'oS " s. an
p. NJ. (sDaily; ''Ex. sunday1
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SouthernRailWaY,I,.

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT, APRIL 20, 1906. 5.5a
TRAINS LEAVE RICHMOND. 3 3SS IS
aMo a. M-Dilly-Iocal for Charlotte. N. G.. bss
1850 T. NJ. -Dnlly-Limitcd-Buffe Pullman ID \
Atlanta and birmingham. New Orleans,
Memphis. Chattanooga and all the South.
through coach for Chase City. Oxford,
Durham and Raleigh AZ,
200 7. NJ Eek. Sundny-.Keysvlla Local. .4Ss
il:ao ?. M-Daily--Limited-P Pullman ready e:s
r. NJ. for NIL the South. 953i4$
9t YORK RIVER LINE. y5 &s5&
$3.50 P. M.--Exccpt sunday--No. 1s-Baltimora
Limited. ig.{ .f
ass r; M,-Exeept sunday-So. lo-1ocal g, 4
4:45 a; M.---Except sunday--No 7t-1ocal 70
West Point. Ef li.4 54$ss4sg
TRAINS ARRIVE RICHMOND
1858 a. NJ. 1850 P. M--From Nil the South.
3:a5 F, M,-Fron Charlotte. Raleigh, Durham
Chase City and Local Stations, H Eiy a&3t.t
$40 a. M.-Trom Keysville and Local sta tons,
o:15 4 M.-No. l5--From Baltimore and Wtas
I,t Point lS5
lo:45 a. Nj. No. 0, b:1s P. NJ. NO. 7s-Troni
West Point and Local Stations. SSs&s sSS4
No. IL and No lS stop Quinton, Tunstnlls5j
White House and Lester Manor. Is Es4SsS
c ". wEsTBURY. D. P. a.. Richmond. Va
s. II. IIARDWICK, ". Fl. TAYLOE.
p r. NJ. }rE G. P. A. ES;$SA32s5
II. b. SPENCER, aenl MET. d
Washington. D. G. f5si3E
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2 49, r
RAILROADS.
, lrginia Navigation Co
uES RIVER DAY L.INE.

connecting at Old Point for Washington, Bal,
timore ana the North. State rooms reserved
Tor tho night al moderate prices, Electric ears
direct 10 tho wharf, Fare only Sleo ana u
Norfolk
Freight received for above-namsd places and
all points In Eastern virgins and North Gaso-
lima. IRWIN WElSliEN. Gent MGe
Z Il. a. Barber. Jr, Secretary
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9lohmond and Pelersblrg Electric Railway

Cars lear. s.rmeF every hour ION tho
from List s car Z snnaay
cnTs leave CeiersburR foot ct sy ,cea5 y
street. evsry honr from 6:3S 10 ! TIs f.
"A All "" err. from Petersburg eannee''nS H'e''
mond cars Isl las ". = ------ ~.
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spot cotton closed quiet; middl!ng uplands.
ia: middling gulf. al20o: sales, a. 100 bales.

ri
Cotton, quiet: nIddling. lL75; gross receipts
ss7 bales; sales 4s 100 bales stock ls 40 "a e.;
Total to-day at all ports-Set receipts, lo,h9o
eales expor. Great Britain 7sS9 .a sa haes 70
Consolidated at all port4-Net reeepts' ~ iv ~
bales; export TO Great Britain. o2,Hl bales !, 70
Frn nee $50 bales; to the Continent. 4lpel
bales: TO Japan, .99 bales.
Total since September lat at al portsnNss
receipts 7l!s s4 haies expo5, 70 Gres! h.1saim
2592 27s bales to France. 633 1874 ooes; - ana az
Continent 2,2ls.cs7 bales: to japan io'' 90
balcs to Mexico. 2.764 bales ~ y, K
Consolidated at all ports and total since sep
temher LIST are corrected figures.
NEW ORLEANS, sIay ,;LcoTT cs ! spo !
cotton in good demand and the supply more
liberal sales $50 bales, including LOO % ar ar
rye and 20 o. on e
Futures were Inactive and the result was s.;
which were summarized BY the weekly weather tn
Bureau and the report that Wall street Mas
selling heavily in New York were continuing
causes The market rema'nen MntN or So Of the
Bottom. Ma, losses; 7qlS points i,asi September
Cotton futures eo,ed: May. ll.os: June IN l 10
July ILLS; August. 1888; September, 1906 oc-
tober 1921: December. 1881
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BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, MD, May l.-Seanoard Air
Line common and Notwithstanding doing,
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

PETERSBURG PEANUT MAEEET;
PETERSBURG, VA. May l,-PEAEuIs-
spanish-Market firm at !l,o7!s per hush laI
Northumberland hrm at SHc. Tor fancy stock
machine picked at l&1?*c'' shos''ns s'oeA'
iAf1cc.
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NAVAL STORES

WILMINGTON, r., c.. May l.-srlRlTsss
don Isos rsse' as pAse
rais TarTIirm at s.. S0 receipts, III barrels,
Crude :u Turpentine--- at sa@d'7s and $s,ss'
Fesssa'Wp.asNT ~ Ga, May l,--TURPEN IT e.
Erm at DO; sales. ISL casks; recepts, 500
casks; shipments 1911 barrels, o RpsinrfshFm,
ments, !, e3l barrels; stock. 5e,45i barrels
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:, -e,undInp % registered .............. 1851
U. s. refundng 2s. oupon...........'...... lV '7a
y g ). roo,.,orod ,,.,...... 1903
- 3. CO. oa,'Snn ior 'intS 103
=, 81 Sid IA - yisiered ,,,.......... lo34s
~ q q IA i. cn,,non Observation-Disclosures. 1O3's
~ ~ q 49,, H. rnuptorai - .....,,,..... l3D
II. Nav AZ Gotham lex. int ),...,,....... 1870
4 ,,,orcan rnhncrn AZ Observation-Disclosures. rs
h,morcnn 1'nhacco Observation-Disclosures. ll2h
htcbi.nn general 4. Observation-Disclosures. 1904
Htchisoi "a iist,SeAt a. tofcrcd) ............ "
a tonbIc ~ at Line Observation-Disclosures. Ys9t
1iaitinore and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. lcl
i3"iti,norc and Ohio Observation-Disclosures. WY
= nankivn pnn;d Transit cony 4s.......t.. 95H
Cnnirni ~ c,enrria a. lex intj 100li
Central OF Georgia list Inc. (oferedD $3.50. " w.
Sontrai ~ c;eorxin I'd Inc.,............... SCH
Shn.n no,kn and Ohio 4bs,.,................ 104h
,,.ta - ~ Alton aus ,.....,,,,,....... so
S,;a o. "a a,,i Quincy nav ls......... 80
chicnso r. T. and Pac. r. r. As lex. in,) III
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b Nlk z5AXNsN6i | t1 oil !.
Att ,.ANTIC COASTALINE

EFFECTIVE APRIL STH. .s,
Trains leave Richmond daily ~
For Florida and South. 0:o5 a. NJ; 1::o = ~;
For Norfolk. 300 A. NJ 800 =. NJ. ana
81 ISor = n ~ and w. Ry. west 1910 and s; 80
= Far ~. petersburg 200 A. NJ. 1910. 500, 5'45.
9 w. az no,dshoro and Fayetteville. 1853 NJ
rra,ns arrive Richmond daily: All = Z ~ ~:
%.l0:is and lp a. NJ; y w. s'os'
.Except sunday 'tsunday only I, nre,.
TIme OF arrivals and departures ana c'nneo7
lions not s"af 9. s. CAMPBELL. D. P,
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my GOODS MARKET,

NEW YORK, May 1.-The dry goods t ,tnre
to-day was active in the jobbng ho nIs f. N arH
thrsa hours of The days trading The trade ~
arst hands was quIet tor the day.
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FOR MEM YORK.

Via Nigh, Line Steamers Except saturq11 ~.
making connection IN SerfSk S M.te Norfoik and
ssHH.p salq Ry & esy a. H. and and Chess,
peaks Ohio ~ g. a 5ex ~, an" Sunday, Al
m mar,nE Win Main Line Ships sailing at =,
e tTicckets sos II. Naln Street 8
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STEAMBOATS,.
NLD DOMINION
. STEAMSHIP COMPANY

NIaht Line for Norfolk.
Leave Richmond every ay1n,, eysn ~ ewp pSes
On ss r 1ou,e' Fare. |s5o one way Aso ro9nd
TN. Including stnterenn berth yh mss''' w
each, Street Cars to sleaI"e' "'@
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RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. May l. 1865.
STATE SECURITIES. Sid. Asked
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20
For Taffeta Silk Coats,

their house rent. Tho only ones 1 don't
have 10 put up for right along now
arc Ned, who took up electricity, and
sam. that's mining engineer-and neither
one or them right now Is making a much
as my average travelling salesman.
or course | say, II you want TO become
a professional man, that's all right But
I'll tell you, son, the lawyers and doctors
get only few grains OF corn that fan
through the cracks: the business man
owns the crib. full OF ears I've kind OF
got this professional man idea out OF my
head. / had il good and hard when YOUR
older brothers were growing up, but If
you want to do something of that kind
that's all very well and good: but do Won
know, I've Kind of got 1t Into my head
tbat a business man ls Il professional
man. Why, my buyer here In the silk
department must know a whole lot OF
thingS-technical things. at that. too-and
a professional man as the fellow that
yanks a tooth out of your head Why
my travelling statesmen are professional
men They have to study their business
II mas cost me good deal OF money 10
md out that the young fellow starting
out on the road has q whole lot to learn
NOW, maybe you would like to take I'm
a profession that none of your brothers
nave stopped to. and become a business
man. or course l say If you wish 10 do
any ono of these other things and don't
agree with me. you shall have that
liberty and I'll spend a thousand venr
on you for four years more. Bur bc,ors
YOU do that I'm going to have nv sav
Tor just little while. 1 want you to
spend at least one year in the school that
I've been going TO for half century
want you TO put in a little study in NV
colege-the University of Hustle.
~ seems to me that This so-called
or less than the reading of good books
should be the pleasure picked IN In
leisure hours of tho business man WIN
] I've seen ono Of my friends here In
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20

but thought I'd like to take post grad
uate course and set q Pm. D. You see
l have only a Fh. b.
letter between b and D-don't you think
you've gono about far enough? AS 1t is
you can't read the one you have. What's
the use of getting another
We'll. you see. father. the Phi: &. now
adays is just sort OF starter. You must
have the PHI. D.-that Ia, ID. q doctor of
philosophy dcgrec-thc Phi, B, is only
Bachelor of Philosophy degrec-before a
college man Will recognize you as having
done anything
College nothing, What do 1 care about
what college men think of you? They
poor beggars hardly get enough to eat
I've been out to receptions with them
mySelf-one night couple of young pro-
fessors got their hands against some
fresh paint before they came into the
house where the reception was. When
they took off their spiked tail coats and
rolled up their sleeves. why. confound
Il, although 1T was ~ degrees below zero.
those fellows were wearing minnow- seine
underwear, I don't care what man who
can't wear flannel next to his hide wheG
snow Is on the ground thinks of you. l
want you to have n Stand-ln with the
substantial men Of the country.
Now. | tell you. son-you'vc spent eight
years in the grade schools. four years In
the high school. had a special tutor for
another year TO get you ready, and have
put In four years In the university.
or course this is all right. You arcn I
spoiled yet. and If you have your head
set 10 1t good and hard TO take up pro-
fession after a while. all very we'll and
good, But look ahere-1 am just right
now sending away-yes. see these checks
a hundred dollars each TO two of your
Ing, law for four years and DR.. Wlther-
spoon has had his sign out for over
two years. They're both writing to
the old man to send thom money to pay
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-05-20

see John that he hugYed him when he
came into the office.
We'll. you've got your degree. John ?.
yes, father Here IT Is. I'll show 1t
to you"
John took an initlnl silver cigarette case
out OF his pocket. III Il coffin nall with
wax match and. slipping the bow knot
of the blue ribbon tied around his degree.
rolled his shcepskin out upon the old
HIM, hm-you finally got It, John. Read
John began mumblng over the Latin
words on his Phi, b. degree. coming soon
to his own name. "Joannis Carolianus
"Oh-hold on there with that stun. John.
this Jonnnis Carolianus business. give me
the John Charley of it! / want You TO
talk TO your old dad In the straight Amer
icnn language. | don't know anything
about that stun"
Then Joannis began TO stammer over his
translation OF his Latin sbeepskin. He
made such a botched job of 1t that the
old man soon blurted out
well. never mind what 1t is just so
long as you've got it" Then, like Il busi-
ness man, having brought one deal TO a
head. the old man started In on another
and turned TO Joanpis with the remark:
We'll. now look here, John you nre a
man now You are Il years old and have
this hero degree. what arc you going TO
"Wen, after have my vacation, faith
Vacation. HI, You haven't had any
thing but vacation since you were born
and you haven't given a vacation to your
mother and me since | used TO walk You
nights 10 keep YOU from bowling. Now
you've been through school and got what
YOU wanted-you know ] was kind OF half
a mind not to give YOU this last four
years, anyhow-now what arc you going
to do?"
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Building Business
A Series Of Unusual Interest and Great Practical
Value to Everyone In Business of Any Kind
By Charles crewdson (Author Road Etc)
IlIce OF the companys stock. JUICY in dIv-

idends
When he had TO quit school and go to
work he was just beginning the third
part oil arithmetic and a simple volume
Of United States history Re would have
mad a much larger slice OF the firms
STOCK mad he not been a dlSbelieVer In
race suicide and had he not felt that all
OF MS seven sons should have n univcr-
fcsSlon.
AS the old man read his mall. his
youngest son. John. who only that morn
Ing had returned from nine months at
tne university, camo into tho office The
old man was fond OF his children and es-
pecially loved his youngest son. Although
a man OF business. the veteran was genial
In his makeup: he was democratic; no
lelt himself as good as a Supreme court
Judge and no better than the elevator
boy
b John was logged I'm the latest fashion
on each foot a shoe the shape OF half n
yacht, trousers freshly creased and rolled
up at the bottom. straw hat. the band OF
| which emblazoned his Greek letter fra
| ternity colors. In one Of his gloved hands
| he carried a walking stick-in the other
his Phi. B. degree ho had just got at
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BUSINESS VS.. A PROFESSION.

Straight Talk" by Manager of a
Big Wholesale House to His Young
est Son, John, Just Out of Univer-
sity-Older Sons Struggling in the
PTofessions-AfirIns Good Business
Man Is Really Professional Man
Insists That John Shall Take a
Years Study in His Own College, the
University Of Hustle'-To Go on
the Road as Helper to Travelling
Salesman.
Copyright, 1905. by Joseph b. Bowlca)
CHAPTER J.
Tho manager OF large wholesale house
sat In his Office. He had started to rus
tie for himself ct the age of IL in a little
country store. BY hard work he hac
made himself tho acting head OF a large
wholesale firm nnd held In thervault q biz
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You can take ore diys
her, but tomorrow 49,
hero with me at S ocass, :,
travelling men has a'' u, 4
young man who paeIs = = n
wise and is going 70 49, S.,,Is
on his own hook fcs ', ~ = q
needs a good live 20, ~ n
and l guess I'll just 'c''
for a few trips. c.au|
Chapter ?, '.Faklns ~ sss...lrll
pear IN no1t