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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
DEALINGS LIGHT,
DRIFT O0WNWARDS

New YORK. April I.-Priccs OF stocks
moved with some hesitation in the
opening dealings today which we're only
on moderate scale.
Prices drifted downward but mono Of
the representative stocks gave way
much below yesterdays closing. Wis
conEtn Central dropped "a and Cheaa-
Illinois Central l. American Express
sold at an advance Of 10 points. Full
rec0ycrleh were made BY the active
stocks later when Rock Island was
pushed up a point
An attempt TO initiate an advance by
bidding up Wabash preferred IA brought
fresh selling, Reading, New York Gem
trai. Great Northern ore Certificates,
lnterborough-M preferred and
Mackay company were depressed a point
Anal gamated Copper IA and Reading
nrHt preferred
Bonds were heavy.
Tho local traction stocks and United
states Steel were bid I'D Hmuruy. the
latter rallying a point from It's low rg-
ure, After Brooklyn Transit had cross
ed rs 81 met extensive realizing sales
which wiped out the major portion Of
It's rise Of ~ Railroad stocks were
neglected but were steady. American
Telephone a Telegraph rose ~ and
Union Gas L. Anaconda gave way L.
Advices from Albany that the 5c. fare
bin Go Coney Island was 70 be recon
Hldered led TO heavy selling OF Brooklyn
Rapid Transit for both accounts, which
sent q down over 8 pointa from its high
price Of the DAY ana nearly points
under Yesterdays close. Other stocks fell
buck quite generally 10 the lowest. Min
ucapolls a. ST. Louis sagged IA and
Smelling l. American Beet sugar rose J.
Tho market closed heavy and dull
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27

WOOL


ST. LOUIS
ST. Louis. April 27.-Wool firm. Terri
tory and western mediums. 20d "a; fine
mediums. l8Q22. fine, l2MlA
BOSTON.
Boston. April 27.--The local wool mar
ket Is strong and Wooi buyers are live
Is i'm bidding for the new clip. Tho
greatest activity s. I'm Wyoming. Mon
tana and IN western idaho. il Is esti-
mated that two thirds OF the Montana
clip has been contracted for. As high
as L3is cents has been paid for this wool.
Foreign woods are strong and active
with Australian and South American
grades in greatest demand. The former
supplies are attracting the greatest at
tendon probably by reason of the large
offerings but the latter are selling stead
lly
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
LOCAL MARnETs

The market receipts FOR today M
cude the usual shipments or ofantes
and bananas. with cars or lemons .ilu
.ahtauee sufacient care la not taken
vvith cabbage in some Of The ship
fnrnta. with the result that the outer
leaves turn black and have 20 ho
trimmed on by the dealers. New pcas
ana new california potatoes are az
hand. although the latter cost 20 cents
DOR pound at RETAIL Texas continues
io send in white wax onionu which arc
much sought after Tho prices ohtaln-
Ing today. nrn az loLluWa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27

Beck Tunnel, 100 at as
Big Hill. 500 at 81 5000 at 5Ai.
Black Jack. 1000 at 80.
Colorado, 100 at 2.67ia, buyer 30; 800
at asia.
Column bus Con, 100 at 250.
Crown Point LOO at II; LOO at l71a,
East Crown Point, J .0O0 at 4
East Tintic Con, $500 at 54 1900
at 5h buyer 90
East TintiC Dew, 500 at 1914.
Inyo, 1000 al Ga
Iron Blossom, 8, 700 at l.S2'A 100 at
1.s5: $500 az so. 500 az 1874, buyer 10;
1000 at t,S2la seller go; 100 at 1.s5, buyer
80.
Iron Hat 500 at z.
Little chief. 900 at 81.
Mason Valley. 800 at 3O2ik; 300 at 200.
May Day, 500 at "a; 200 al 25 800 at
25lk
Mineral Fiat, 800 at 10.
Mountain Lake, 1000 at So.
ohio Copper, 90 at $50.
Plutus, 900 at II.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
PRODUCE.


CHICAGO.
Chicago. April U.-Wheat prices rail-
lied about 4 cent from yesterdays close
during the early part or the session
on covering by shorts but the volume
OF trading was small Bullish sentiment
was augmented by sharp advance in
the corn market a decline of p 70 49,
pence al Liverpool seemed 90 be Ignored
by traders here. At the opening prices
were q lower 10 e higher, with May
al t.18h 90 q and July az 1.O5h 10 t.0f
Later May sold 10 10 LION and July 20
lOl1a4A
Light aoceptances from tho country
and rapidly decreasing stocks prompted
active coverings Of corn By shorts. re-
sulting bon "a strong market. Initial trades
showed gains Of y 90 p compared with
yesterday close. May being nt e9l9 10
q Early I'm the day May advanced to
Increased receipts had a weakening
tendency on the oats market az the
start but the bulge Do corn offset this
advance May opened - higher az $500
sold on 20 5h and then advanced TO 65h
Provisions were steady owing to a Sc.
advance in live hogs and trade was Of
small volume Prices at the start were
ga lower 90 De-. higher
Wheat-The market steadily gained la
strength. the leading bun being an ag-
gtoHsiye buyer nearly am day. The high
point for May was + M July ADVANCED
to lOs4 NJ p. Tho close was strong at
almost mo TOP. with July up 2h at
LOSS and May up 2M at 100.
COMA strong tone prevailed trough
out the day, due 90 some eEtent 10 an
active demand FOR cash grain late in
the day May sold up % uA The market
closed strong, with May 2ifdh higher
ciosa- Wheat May IN; July. l@Ht
sept, lUlH RI = Dec, l.ulia on .0l.
.. Corn AprIl da Msy Hhh *: July.
Oats hay. 65s 8i.5 july 0s; Sept.
Porf-May iIlsHi July B.cA Sept.
Lard-May io.b July. 100. sept.
R.bs-May oah; July oNH: Sept.
2ga.
Ryc-Caah. Baa, May 81.
NarleN-oaah 5000.
Timothy April a.m
Glover Aphi o 10
BUTTER AND Eggs
chicago. April U-Buttor- steady.
CrelmerIcs. 21u2o dalros. lHt0Uib
EFga steady an mark. cases included
nrat A, pr'me hrss. 1l
chrcao--ate1dy Daisies 1876. Twins
llsn p young Americas, nap15. long
SUGAR AND COrFEE
New York April "a SUGAR. raw.
steady Fair refining D hi centrifugal. B
tfat $40 molafees sugar 500
hfnnfd steady Crushed p l6. powder
"a. $40, Eranulated 500
lonne. sieaay. no. Ria 304i no a
Santos. bhna
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
F0RENOON sALEs.

FORENOON SALES.
Beck Tunnel. 100 at as.
Bingham Anal, 1000 at 14iA.
Bullock. 1000 at "; 1000 at a.
buyer so.
Carisa. 200 at S4; 100 at IS.
Cedar Tai. 1000 az .05A.
Colorado. 100 at 2.67 y.
200 at 2.45. seller CO.
Crown Point. 300 at 1874.
East Crown Point, 5000 at .O5 y
1000 at .05h seller 60; 1000 at
.06k
East Tintic Dew. 500 at 1oA.
Indian queen. 5000 at .0SA.
1nyo. 1000 al .06ia.
SO, buyer so.
Uncle sam, 500 at rs.
Iron Blossom. 500 at 1.T2 y 500 at
lin. buyer so, 800 at LIS; 1900
at l.T71h 1000 at LIN. buyer 3Oi
500 at $50. buyer 60.
Little Bell. 100 AT 40; 400 at
LATHE CHIEF. 700 at 81.
Mason Valley, 1900 at 500 y 500
at 8.0715 seller go.
Mineral Flat. 500 at 10.
Plutus. 1000 at ~ y 5000 at IL;
500 at 1871, buyer CO.
Scottish Chief. 1000 at .0S.
seven IruuEuhs 4tHVW ar 49,
Silver King. $50 at $50.
Sioux Con, 500 al los.
Swansea. 100 at 17ih; 500 al IS.
OPEN BOARD.
Ajax. 500 at 3Oh
Bullock 1900 at OF u.
DAILY Judge, 16 at 42b.
East Tintic Con. 1000 az .06A.
Iron Blossom. 2,450, IT'S; $3.50 al
t.71tb; 500 at $50. buyer 3oi 1,SOo
at $50.
Little Bell. 700 at 1.75.
Major Evans. 900 at 04.
Mason valley. 200 at 500 -; 800 az
sos.
Mountain Lake 1000 at 80. buyer
go.
Piutus. 1000 al H.
Colorado. 100 az 267ih
Tntic Cent. 1000 al 1914
TOTALS.
Shares Amount
Regular .... ...bO.OO5 &81.398.26
| open ... ......25,6tb 30,524.50
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
srocKs Nd AGAIN AorIvE.
low Prices sim Prevail on Local Min
inc MISUNDERSTANDING 4 Reffer

Low Prices Stiil Prevail on Local MIN
ing ExchanEe-Buying Is Better.
Again there was considerable ACTIVE
ty in mining stocks ON the local eX-
change today The tendancy Of prices
90 get better was about equal 90 the
power that Is pushing them down and
aa "a result they remained unchanged.
The total number of stocks sold
today was 1880, while the amount at
which they changed hands was S62.-
g2e.I5.
Bullock was strong this morning and
sold readily at ~ and T4 cents.
Cedar Tallsman sold the lowest toe
day that o. has since 80 became a
listed stock Columbus Consolidate
was slumpiah
on The curb market IIutah Treasure
hin was onered at I6 cents and 2
cents was bid Naildryer received "a
bid OF nc cents and cent was bid
for East Tinuc I'D Rev
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
UNUSUAL THINGS
IN WALL PAPER

ANY ono can furnish wan papers that
have only house cleaning qualities. To
produce artistic effects requires talent
ana study Am our previous efforts aro
surpassed lu excellence. good taste and
select from. Geo, w. Ebert a Co, 81
Main.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
1890 t62,922.75


Provo. April PLAT the meeting OF
the Big Hul Mining company held yes
terday afternoon. following the report
of the big strike. 90 was decided to levy
am assessment OF 4 cent share for
further development purposes before
machinery ia uut iu AN the stock
strike
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
,. n. WHITNEY. Stock Broker.
l3f Atlas. BelL lA70. Res. s0OA-z.

Treasury stock 10 be- sold for the
dtNeIopment OF property. Address
Bingham a orleans Min. Co. On Com.
Hlk., 81 n. city
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
LIVESTOCK.


Chicago. April .-CattIe-Recoipts es-
timated az 800. market steady. BeeVea,
q 65Q6.s0, Texas steers. 1905 20; west
ern steers, 4.85G5.00, srOckers and feed
ers, S.4og $50 cows and heifers. 2.oOa
Hogs-ReceIpts. estimated at 1900; mar
ket cents higher Lights, $50
a1B. mixed 6.a5a 40. heavy. 615a
5.40. rough, 6.s5a 10; good 90 choice
heavy. i.l0a3 a. pigs 6.logo''e' bulk OF
sheer-Recolpts.: esNmated at 1900
market strong 20 shane higher. Native,
3.OW6.00: western. S.Ua6.0Q; yearliugs,
6.00U6. 80; lambs, native, 5.5O4s % west
ern, 5.50g so.
KANSAS CITY.
Kansas City. April Receipts
5000; market steady. Native steers, As0Q
stockers and feeders, 3.s6Qb.60; bulls
Q. 1000. .: calves. g. 50G6.Ns western steers,
4.GlQt 90, western COWS, 3.4Wb.o.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900, market strong
TO &c. higher Bulk. 6.lo47 %; heavy 200
% 7.25; packers and butchers, e.Hai ~
lights. 6.d0G7 20; pigs. 5000 $50.
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady
Muttons, 6.O0u6.50; lambs, $500 Qoi
wethers and yearlings, 4I5ag. 30; ewes,
3 5005.0
Omaha. April N-Cattle- Receipts. a.
700; market active, steady Western
steers. Slogan. Texas steers, 3.OVeo .l0i
COWS and heifers. 2. s5g 500; Gamers. 2. y
100. stockers and feeders. 3.O9H 5 %;
calves, s.2Sq6 %; bulls and stays, S.OOg
Hogs-Receipts. 1890. market stronger
Heavy. g. 95n7 %. lights. s 1861. 10; pigs,
! OOd6 Is bulk. 6.s007.l0
Sheep-Receipts 1000 market 10 TO loo.
higher. Yearlings. 6.5047.5Q; wethers.
5.15Q 6.75 ewes, 5.25a6 90 lambs, 800
SD
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Granite Fruit g. Coml CO. 70 Gran
lie school district part OF srr-
ton "a, township ] south, ranEo
east .......... ~. .......,.. ..,.. ....,.. lu
Hugh A. Mcmillan and wife 20
Realty Bldg. Co, lot %, East Sido
Anna j. BerrstresEcr 90 al to WIN
n. Brown. part " lot q block rs
plat ....... .......... ............... 800
Robt darkness and wife to oliver
Durrant. uud. A. int Davenport
lode big and Little Cottonwood
mining district ...-..... ..........., l0
Maud NJ ID. Kelly TO same. uud t
int Davenport lode .................. lU
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
CONCENTRATES

c. A. Garrett a Salt Lake mining
man. has written 20 friends that he Is
developing a bright lookout prospect
midway between Round mountain
proper and Jefferson canyon.
10 Is reported that the Grand Cen
trial and Victoria mines win resume
operation on May 4 and win ship ore
10 the TlntlC shelter with which they
have "a very favorable contract
Secretary a. ~. Horne of the Gutu
property al TIntc has received word
that the 90 foot shaft is now in highly
mlucrllized territory and that an assay
shows "a tracc of gold and a trace of
lead
Following Is the output OF Park CITY
mines for the past week. as reported
by the Record Silver King. 1900
pounds; bnly west .462,65O; DAILY
Judge, 77l.0Ooi DAILY Judge (1ncl
10000, total pounds, a313.550.
According 10 Louis u. Gordon. who
has just returned from tho annual
meeting of the Round Mountain Nin-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
FRUIT
NUTS
VEGETABLES.

Potatoes. per peck............ ...... IS
California radlshos. bunch ............,5
Parsley, per bunch ...................-. 5
Saratoga chips per pound .......... 80
Utah new cabbage. per pound ......Tis
Utah carrots. per peck ...............2 %
California lettuce. two punches ......la
Rhubarb. per pound .................... 5
Sweet spuds, pound .....................t
onions, per pound .,................--.a
Utah caulidower. per pound. rs
Green onions, two Or................. 8
Artichokes. two for .............-....l5
celery .-..t-..t.... .s..s...-.. .ts' sss 10
New spuds. pounds FOR ..............15
Bell peppers, per ID ............,.....b so
Bermuda onions, 2 pounds for ....15
Spinach. pounds for................26
Hawaiian pineapples. each,.,.......... 65
New Cal potatoes. per pound ........l 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
PUTTING IN AIR PIPES.
Ohio Copper Soon 20 Have Air I'm All
Parts of the Mine.

Ohio Copper Soon 20 Have Air I'm All
Parts of the Mine.
Air pipes at the Ohio Copper company
are being put into the shaft and within
a few days the air supply VIII reach
every part Of tho mine. This will also
mean that one N the big COulpressors
used at the property can be dispensed
with.
General Manager Colin Mcintosh has
just returned from a short vacation. He
says that work at the mill Is progress
ing IN a very satisfactory manner Al
though an OF the machinery is not on
the ground St has been ordered far
enough ahead 81 the work 20 be- al the
property I'm time 10 complete the MIN
within the time expected.
The shaft connecting with the Mas
cote tunnel IS being timbored as fast
as possible. There remains but % feet
OF work set 20 BE- done and this will be
completed within the next two weeks.
AT present something over IS men are
employed Ia the mine and ia the Mas
cote tunnel. As soon as the air can
be supplied in am parts Of the mine
this force win BE- increased. AZ tho
mnl something over 1925 men are now
employed Installing the machinery.
ing company, the company cleaned up
sac. 900 profits for the month OF
March. The Increasing or the capa-
city Of the plant and the use Of
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
RETAIL.
HAY AND GRAIN.
MEATS AND POULTRY.

Rolled barley per cwt...............l LIE
Dressed beef. pound ................Sdls
Dressed hens, pound .-...--.....l 6usV
Lard, pound ..s...s-s-.. ..s.ssss ~ ~
Dressed veal, per pound lilly 020
FAN lamb. per pound ........l2h 02o
Dressed spring. pound ..............1o
Dressed hens ....................... -
Hens. pound ......................
Roasters. per pound ..................2o
Duck. per pound .....................z ~
Turkeys. per pound .............ZsH ao
Tame geese. per pound ..............2 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
GROCERIES.

Layer raisins. per pound .........15020
Honey, per pound ....................lh
Bets, IN cans, each ...-..............2Q
Dill pickles quart ,..................l6
Sour pickles, quart ..........,........20
Popcorn. 5 pounds ...................25
Sugar, "a pounds for ............,..1.0 90
Sugar. per no.. Cane. $40; beet so
Citron peel. per pound ..............25
Lemon peel per pound ...............25
Orange peel, per pound .......,.....2S
Mincemeat, per pound ........15, 20, 70
Sweet cider, per gallon ..............6o
I'VE hominy. quart ...................1O
Creamery butter. per pound ....t...io
Good ordinary butter S0dS5
Cane sugar .....,.................. $40
Beet sugar ........................
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
DAIRY PRODUCTS.

Creamery butter. per ponnd..........55
Butter. ranch. per pound. .25q5p
Cheese, per pound .2Oq2S
Ranch eggs, per dozen ................9 80
Neufchatel cheese .....................l B
Pkg. cream cheese. two pounds .... 20
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
FISH.

Select oysters. small can ............to
Select oysters. large can ............6o
n Y. Counts. large can .. ..........75
Bulk oysters, per quart ..--......,...6o
Founders, per pound ................ib
King Fish, per pound ..............1F
Brook trout. each ....................15
Halibut. per pound .................,.15
Salmon. per pound ....................2 20
Rock Cod, per pound ..,..............1 IS
Crabs, per doz ................3.o 0Q3.75
Catfish, per pound ..................17
Goldfish. per pound ..................17
s0les. per pound .....................1 rs
barracuda, per pound ......-......l1iR
Shad roe, per pound. .................90
Shrimps. per quart ...................25
Striped bass. per pound.
shad. per pound ......................1
Sturgeon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. .........l5
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27
WHOLESALE
MEATS AND POULTRY.

Dressed beef, per pound. .7hQsM
Dressed veal, per pound .101uh
Dressed pork. per pound ..........60s
Dressed mutton. per pound ..........s
Lamb, per pound ....................12h
Lard, per pound .........,.-........i2M
Live hens, per pound ........-......15
Hens, dressed, per pound ...-......tS
Turkeys per pound ..................27
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27

Chicago April W-Buttnr steady.
lrcamerlts. .'utt. dlluos, lHf0l3h
Eggs steHdV af marx cases included
nrHt al. prime nrsfa. "a
cheeao-f STEADY Daisies lEA. fwInn
1850 p young Americas. AsU5 long
h0rnH. 1874
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-04-27

New York April W sugar raw.
steady Pair refining B 8i Centrifugal 8
ifai a.Ni mnlaffeH Fugnr = ~
Refined Steady Crushed. ~ 90. powder
"a. h.lo Ernnuiafcd a.M
santos ghNa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25
EXTRAORDINARY COURSE OF
UNIVERSITY EXTENSION LECTURES

The Davenport University Extension
society Is to DC congratulated on tn"
course of lectures 1t has arranged fOr
This fall. During the month of o.
Cobcr six lectures will be delivered at
the high school auditorium in that city
by Professor Henry Morse Stephen
of the University of California on
enlightened DcspUtism OF The Eigh-
teenth Century in Europe
The dates Of the lectures and the
topics are as follows:
oct. 1.-The Period aud the Char
actcristcs C the Enlightened Hcspot-
ISM in Europe During the Eighteenth
Century: administrative Reform; the
Dcspots and Their Minister'S
oct. S.-FICdcrici; the Great Of
Prussia: Efforts for Material Prosper
ity: Attempts to Abolish Restrictions
on the Freedom Of Industry ana Trad.
Turgot
Oct. 15.-Joscrh of Austria; Tolera-
ton in Religion; the Campaign, Against
Scrfdom and InfriLgcmauts OF Pc
sonal Liberty.
oct. 22.-Catnorinc of Russia: Co
diGcation and Legal Reform; Efforts
to Aid the Afflicted.
Ort. 29.-The Dospo;s and Their
Ministers in Southern Europe. the
Brsro:@ and Their Ministers in North
cu Er;Crc; Effort to Aid The Tn
fortunate; Prison Reform.
Nov. Development Of 1duca ion :;
The Transition fiom MgG,acrai .
Modern Society.
The DgyFuDgTt University IrXtnuSinu
society, now in its 21sr year. has
never presented a course of lecture :
from man OF such JpolitaH
training as Professor Stephens. Asiis
from his scholastic attainments h" has
Kept i'll touch with the world of today.
and been able to present its complex
problems with the justice and fairness
OF the true historian. This has been
eXemplilicd by his journalistic work.
in which he was engaged for severl Il
years. He was q regular contributor
to such English periodical as Tn,
Academy The Daily Chronicle and The
Speaker. He was also the regular
London correspondents Of The States
man and The Friend of India of Cal
cutta.
Professor Stephens is a Scotchman.
born in Edinburgh. Oct :. 1851 H.
took the degree of b. A. and later NJ.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25
PASTORS DIFFER
WITH WASHINGTON
District Conference Criticises
Leader for Activity for In
dustrial Education.
FOR MORAL REGENERATION
Delegates at Moline Vote Twenty
Second Annual Conference to
Minneapolis.

I'm Organization Lies Power was
the keynote of Rev. w. \. Lewis ad
dress before the afternoon session yes
terday of the \. NJ +. conference at
ST. Paurs church in Moline The SEES
sion was given over to a discussion OF
the racial and moral uplift OF the
negro. and Booker T. Washington. the
Header of the black race. was criti-
cizcd for his repeated utteranceS of
negro salvation through industrial ed
ucation. The entire conference was of
the unanimous opinion that industrial
education was a potent factor in adj
VancinS the negro TO a higher plane.
but it was imperative that spiritual
and moral regeneration take place.
Rev. MIR. Lewis said in part:
The negro must engage in business
and gain financial competence before
he is entitled 10 recognition from the
white race. He must have something
tangible to give when the world makes
a call for his talents"
Rev. J. c. Caldwell. secretary and
Treasurer of the Allen Christian En-
deavor society of Nashville. appealed
to the young men and women OF he,
church. He pleaded for cooperation of
the young men and women in church
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1909-09-25

y. from Ballot college. Oxford. From
, 1890 to 1894 he was a staff lecturer 70.
/ the oxford University Extension syS-
TEN, in which he won much distinc-
ton. From 1892 to 1891 he was spe-
cial lecturer of Indian history at Cam
bridge university. In 1894 he came 20
America to fill the chair OF modern
European and English history at Cor
men university.
His lectures have been enthusiast
cally received. When addressing col
lcgc students. ordinary ciassrooms
have been found Inadequate. and
larger auditOriums have mad to be Sc
cured to accommodate his listeners.
He has been Lowell institute lecturer
on two occasions. He has also been
invited at different times to deliver
the Hyde lectures at the University
of Paris. which invitation he has ac-
ccpted for the coming season.
In 1902 Professor Stephens was
elected professor of history and Ii
rector of university extension in the
University of California. which he now
holds.
As an author. Henry Morse Steph-
US - Wen hliON II dIllOil- SCilJif'' -
through his historical works. aside
from frequent and valuable contrib
tious to cur leadinS magazines. HIS
History of the French Revolution. =
Revolutionary Europe, Colonial
| Civil Service" and the story of Po:,-
ugal." are essential to historical
, libraries. public and private He has
rendered valuable service as mem-
Der Of the council of the American
History association. as wei as on the
editorial staff OF the American History
Review.
The many concentrations of those
who know this lecturer and the deep
interest in the subject to be presented.
besDeak for the three cities a mos sue
ccas:ul course of University Extension
lectures
Information regarding tickets, syl-
labi library or any other matter Goa
nected with the lectures may be OBJ
tanned bv addressing the secretary
Miss Jennie Cleaves. 1911 Charlotte
street. Davenport. Telephone 1898.
To avoid confusion patrons are ear
mostly requested TO order course
tickets before lectures open. Tickets
on sale each evening at the hi%h
school auditorium in Davenport