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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
BEET GROWERS
DEMAND INCREASE
Open Letter From Farmers Answered
BY Mr.. David Eccles for the
Amnlgamated.

OGDEN March SIN an open letter
20 David Eccles. head OF the Amalgam-
ated Sugar company. the newly form
cd Beet Growers association Of We
Der county renew It's demand for
an increase in the price OF beets The
letter cites the prices paid by other
sugar companies throughout the beet
growing belts Of the United States. and
claims that local farmers are paid less
for their beets than in any other sec
ton.
Figures complied by the beet growers
show that farmers are paid from Si75
10 $500 per ton for beets. The local
demand Is N75 and better hauling
facilities. They also show that the cost
Of manufacturing the sugar is no high
or in this section than In others.
I'm an interview this morning Mr.
Eccles stated that the Amalgamated
Sugar company had made the Weber
county beet growers the same rates.
SAB per toni under the same con-
tract made by the Utah and Idaho
Sugar company 600 its field. but tho
Weber growers did not care 20 accept
this proposal the contract was too
rigid Tor them. Mr. Eccics felt that
this was as FAR Bs the Amelgamated
company could go with safety As to
the giving OF better transportation
facilities Mr. Ecclos was poworless.
as be had no control over local rail
road traffic. There is nothing 10 the
story about the closing down Of the
factory. Mr. Eccles says, but. of course.
if farmers will not furnish the beets
the factory cannot run.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
DEsERET EVENING NEWS SATURDAY MARCH 1910

clared that the prosecution had tam
pered with witnesses The charge was
hotIv resented by Atty. Bowman who
declared that he had evidence TO the
effect that Atty. Algcr had made GER
tain offers 20 one Of tho witnesses 10
TESTIFY in behalf OF Byrke 10 was then
Akerg turn 10 deny the allegation. but
Judge Bowman cut him on short With
the statement that be- would permit tho
case 90 be- opened and set Monday
morning as the time for further hear
ing
The two attorneys continued 20 hurl
charges against each other with ref
.rcnco tu the witnesses but Judge
Bowman put stop 90 the controversy
by saying:
"a don't care % hear your quarrel
You are both about the same size and
YOU can dght 70 out outside the court
room If you want Co. but not lu here.
Those who expected an encounter on
the outside were disappointed as Aker
went nn his way somewhat rufded II
NOT rejoicing
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
FRAUD ALLEGED.

isaac JorgDnscu. Joseph g.. J1rgousen
and Peter Frost brought suit in the
Third district court Friday afternoon
against Alice scars and William O..
Sears. asking the court o. nuiify an
agreement signed uu Feb. 20 1909. and
To- return t0 them $500 paid as a part
purchase Of SIS shares of stock Of tho
Sears a. Jeremy Comuany 10 is alleged
that fraud and misrcprc were
made 90 induce the plaintiffs 10 pur-
chase the stock. I'm "a short time after
the purchase was made the company
was .In..l Mu N. .IulILnr.-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
MAGGIE TOUT COMING.
Successful London and Paris Singer
VIII be Heard This Month.


Mr. Edwin r Tout. formerly Of Og-
den. now of London. Is In salt Lake
today arranging for the appearance Of
his daughter. Miss Maggie Tout. during
tho present month I'm all probability
she wII Do heard no the Salt Lake
mo1ter ON or about the 2lst inst She
sang with the tabernacle choir I'm Og-
den Thursday evening with brilliant
success. iu fact her reception amounted
to % perfect ovation. Miss Tout was
last heard Boo Paris where she sang
many times in the opera Comique She
g. under contract for q term there dur
ing the fall Her voice is even higher
and moro brilliant than that of her
gifted sister Mamie Tout. whose pre-
yiou- success is well remembered She
o. now singing in Paris.
Mr Touts third daughter Hazel, Is
n permanent member Of the Prince Of
Wales company. London. where she
sings in light opera.
Miss Maggie Tout. whose stage name
o. Margaret Romano. has had long and
careful schooling tn both London and
Paris and on several occasions her high
notes have been compared 10 those Of
Tctrazzini. In one Of her songs at
the Salt Lake theater she win reach
high +. an altitudinous note she Is
said 90 take with entire ease
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
TAKEN BACK TO OGDEN

r. King was placed under arrest
Friday evening by Detective George
Chase on the charge of obtaining
money by false prctonses In ogden.
10 is alleged that King went into the
cigar store of Homenway & Moser at
ogden. represented himself as an agent
for tho Randall Dodd automobile COM
rany and secured check for s.. which
boz cashcd capt Brown took King
back Co ogden Friday night.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05

yesterday, The days session was taken
up IN the effort to secure the following
jury s. NJ lScrshaw, g.. w. Brooks,
Charles A. Halverson. Thomas Mis-
Charles NJ Webb Ernest Townsend.
Joseph y. Moore and L. n. Meid.
After the Jury had been selected n
postponemcnt was granted until Mon
day. when Atty H. b. Morton OF Los
Angeles, employed by the defendants
90 assist their local counsel. Atty. Les
lie J. Aker Of ogden and A. @. Horn Of
ogden Is expected 10 arrive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
LonNsnNs nIsAGnEE.

Mrs. Fannie s Johnson brought suit
against Joseph n. Johnson. who is at
present In New York. charging him
with desertion and non-support in a
were married here on June a. 1905 and
for the past year. she alleges that he
has neglected TO support her In the
second cause OF action, she charges
him with choking her and threatening
10 inture her on account OF his con-
duct she declares that she fears that
ne viii do her bodily injury and asks
for divorce. attorney fees and $40
a month almony. They have no chill
drcn.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
MISSIONARY WELCOMED HOME

A welcome home reception was ten
dercd Elder Randolph Adair last night
nj the home Of his brother-in-law,
Charles Robinson. 1873 west Third
south. The evening was pleasantly
spcnt with several musical numbers.
games and cross-talk. Refreshments
we're served Elder Adair was "a stu
dent az the L. -. $ university az tho
time he was called on his mission and
many Of his former classmates gath
cred 10 welcome him. A large gather
ing o. members OF the family was also
present Elder Adair returned We'd
nesday last after performing a mis-
sion Of two years In England
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY.

The fortieth anniversary Of the we'd
ding OF Mr and Mrs. John Mcneil
was celebrated at the residence OF
their son-in-law and DAUGHTER Mr. and
Mrs. W. u Barnes. 424 ] street Tues
day evening. Some 90 invited guests
were present. High five was played.
the winners being Mr. and Mrs. Park
Kenner, after which a sumptuous re-
past was partaken Of. the whole being
intcrspCrsed with vocal and instru-
mental music Mrs Barnes was as
sisted I'm receiving and entertaining by
Miss Maud Kenner. II was unanimous
~ voted one Of the most enjoyable
affairs OF the season.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
ALL INVITED.

No one excluded. II is only fair 10
yourself that you examine into the
advantage that accure 10 you, your
community your State and the Inter
Mountain country by the continued
success Of the
CONTINENTAL LIFE INSURANCE.
g. INVESTMENT COMPANY. Salt
Lake.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
THE DRESS REHEARSAL.

Tho opcretta OF "The Dress Re
hearsal' was given by the Eighteenth
Ward opera company in Farmers
Ward Amusement hall last evening
before a delighted audience. In addl-
ton TO the operetta Professor Care
less and Miss clayton rendered selec-
tons and the Pyper, whitney. Ensign,
Spencer quartet gave two numbers
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
IT'S A MISTAKE

TO THINK
that Jewels. Bonds and Priv
ate Papers are SAFE when
hid away In some secret place
IN the home.
FIRE can always reach
them THIEVES can usual
~ find them! Locked IN
drawer Of our SAFE DE
POST VAULTS only YOU
can get to them!
A safety drawer Tor So so
and upwards yearly.
UTAH SAVINGS & TRUST CO.
235 Main Strot.
salt Lake city. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
Fenced IN THE sTRETT.

Helen Sowadsu. and Paula Sowad-
Ski. who live lu Dankowsh Park in
salt Lake county are made the de-
PENDANTS in n suit brought by Walter
g. futile and several other property
owners To- that addition which was filed
this morning Boo the Third district
court. The Sowadsld family live on
Wabash avenue in the addition aud
have fenced In the street. The other
property owners want to use the street
and they asked that the street be open
ed and that they recover $1,000 as
aHrnnmog
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
POLICE SHOOT STRAIGHT.
Sergeant J. J. Roberts and Men Set a
New Record in Workmanship.

Police Sergeant John J. Roberts and the
men on his shift set a new record for
marksmquship AZ the revolver range I'm
the basement Of police headquarters this
morning. and the other rcliefs will have
a. hustle some TO keep up with Roberts
and his men.
out Of the Is shooting this morning. Q
are above the 40 mark out OF "A possible
n. The scores made by the nine and
their names follows
Scrgt. Roberts. a.: Patterson. a: Carls-
borg a.: Lyon, j NJ. Al, Betz IS: EEbert
A.; Ekstedt. -; Beyuon, 90. Wire. %
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
RAIDED IN PLUM ALLEY.

Detectives Sheets, Wilson and Cold
ing and Lieut. Hempel made a raid on
women OF the town residing on Plum
alley under the protection Of Chinese,
Friday night and arrested four Of
them. The women gave their names
as May Livingston, Margaret Hender-
son. Hazel Raymond and Jennie How
ard They were locked up on the
charge OF vagrancy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
TEMPERATURE STILL RISES.
Storm Passing 20 North Makes II
Probable That Rain l. Due.

The range OF temperature continued
20 rise today the last record being CO
90 a. degrees and the minimum Their
mometers through the north are rang
ing higher, the lowest being IS degrees.
az Calgary which as general thing.
Is In lively competition with northern
Alaska points for the cold record. There
is "a storm passing 10 the north. its
effect here being 20 lower the temporal
ture somewhat, with promise OF rain.
Conditions east Of the Rockies have
changed but little. except In the central
Mississippi valley Il has become warm
er. A low pressure area, or storm. u
considera BILE energy. rs now central
over Alberta. attended by warmer
weather In the northwest with some
precipitation high pressure area
lies OFF the Pacific coast.
II has been noticed that a number
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05

Of important weather stations have
been omitted from the weather map
This Is 70 save telegraph tolls as The
appropriation for the department Dc
running low. .necessltating the use OF 70
pruning knife until the reception u the
next years appropriation which Will De
available July / next
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
ATTORNEYS MIX
Court Advises Two LAWYERS 10 Go
Outside and Fight IL out.

when the case Of Fred Byrke.
charged with n serious crime against
H-year-old Florence Jones. was called
i'm the criminal division Of the city
court this morning. there was a lively
tit between Asst County Atty. Bow
man and Atty Akor for the defense.
Atty Bowman asked that the case be
reopeued as the prosecution had Sc
cured additional evidence against
Byrko
Alcr opposed the motion and de-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
DOLLY DINrpLEs CASE.

OGDEN. March 1.-The case against
the Dolly Dmples" aggregation.
charged with conspiracy 90 defraud,
camo up FOR trial in the district court
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05

r. 4. Evans. Florist. 90 Nf,,-
Floral designs a speciality. Phong. j. y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
NEW WALL PAPER AND PICTURE
STORE

Our new 1910 stock which Is now
In, is the newest, largest and most
complete IN the city. We are now
located in our beautiful new large
store at Al Main.
GEO. W. EBERT & co.
Good Plumbing Pays.
J. W. Dudley. 4SO So. sth e. Bell
SOI3-x.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05

The. funeral Of Charles Knirtt MD,
held from the Fourth ward me.,I-eeiiI p.
Sunday, March g. al o. m. Tfe rs--
may may DC, Vowed by friends of taa 4.
l2t west Eighth South strcet fr.l.N,
2;S0 p. m. -'''N H
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-03-05
WEATHER REPORT
Tonight is.i' -nd ,iirbu, -,
er. Sunday, Rain.
FUNERAL NOTICE

Funeral services over the taa,. 49,.
Anderson. who died March fa.0 .
held iu O.bounell O. CO.'S efrr.f ".. D.
at 3. M lnterment at the civ .aTt.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-12-18
THE STERN DUTY or
L A FATHER
Old Col. Bluhatter Enforess the
Rules OF Draw Poker
With His Son.

IN am un trlpu' What .t ut.,u l-.
remarked ,.d man t'r'''ulaw. van h" hs>
iru,Ih" vi h hi- "wn kun. "" IN hay"
all sorts e. dIii,uity with th"tI. - no
kin 10 huu an ACT NJ" = man should.
bu n n. rrI,- az, rr" 2 = ~ hi- own
family IN - I,m,., When most Lnvh"iy
u 30 ,n,n" h.'ll rn,r,n queer stunts
-Iak"ly that's ruIr enough. said Jake
Nint"rh"'tnm some what r'I2nnllv i
~. th,nk,r " ,h.,; - -F,'i ago when ,int
thor, brother e. Won com" ~ u.'r'' t'l'
70 a. ham vs. raltIu over far,hiE r..,t-
tor
H., amt ur kIn - urN" SAID ~" ,,u
,',HU "nphIrIyallv Thor" ~ ., 'lts'
u,.'hh" wh"u ~ muu-h, 81 ,~Ilnu ~,
n~nth"r~ hur | done ,w"r.' oN al r.'lt-
ttrus with ham wear age. ~. ..'u' ~"
'',r ru 'u.' p ANY rrh"r "tr'" :''n''-st"
Ct. ra' go.,, 'fj.',u.-r,n 'rvuit f..'h,u'
disgrace. onto . hrrrrrd ra.ur
4 ant .ir'lhiu' - the" KIND -
r"'-c - MAN u II" n" "a nru"rv ifttrr
when thor, o.. -..3-hr'lv e nuts h,>,,"lf
o..t'n a." Ia" a. tr.' Gurd H""k -,v-.
metaphysical. like "u-"rIur them -
rIrk.d IN n,rF.- 80 Ho,""' lrvrn' Thu :
"ny narhIi an vn' l".' WIS., 'hout =
man t wa Kin - 80. t"rr"r. IN a'nt
un mo IN -. will "a = u,ii~id..~. No. matter
hos trr"ry h" mHy J."
R,it ;h" r.n", .-t ,r',r~ Nh.r 1t ulLl
= al'Hy- n".,.l ki'. - vn' 'urr- ~ 80 .,n
At rcriv u.,ril il 80 nay r' M, AI,h
ham l. v" hay" moral chlr..,,"r enough
Ia To- g. ru~r fur enough uud"r 'her'
c,rcuIs-tan'> am NO. =" '.r "ropgh so
O., hI-r ~ famrly ,..- rlnrnrn.,l .,hl.
'u.,~, u,. II rr.,.- 80. r- ,.,.-,i.an,.
a., , mrr
-Th.r, "a. n,I ,.urn,, Erh,t-..r
r.,ln,, rh,-. wan, r,h,i,. ~ ave. huIr
,,gt., q. >l,.-,,.irr, w. r,,. i.ok.d
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! ths hckin's he'd had Mon likely hs
! ToCo nixad what they Wa Rsty" to hl'u ~
true fnfh.riy howe. hat he'd mad" mp hi
, mind what hs woIIsint have no mo un
EN- and he neN.r did
Just nlChaIly "A ter that n Vas gen w
undsr,tood What Blil was gruwrd up. an
he got playin mo reg lar tn IN" tavern
n he ever hH'i afo'. An viii say h" dom"
tolabl- good az a.
II. want no such steady winner =
the 'unn"' had alay- h''n. hut b" win
mon h" lose. AN there was them . -sLid
h" was mprnvIn right along. So som"
On EN- sad what h" was liable To- tn take
hiS pa = plaC" ia III" e nu,Ilty as the most
high.-, respected man IN Gre"nvIllr hut
there wis others I shook their heads
IA lowed he ~a~ habls TO To get caught.
AN ms pa never was.
As TO the tunn"l 'p"ared hk" his
pride sho had been tumhled to the dust
IL" Ma n seen now where's round Ia quite
"a spell alter Bill licked him. an when he
come la the tavern alter - tim" he 'p.'ared
In be- COnSId' able Older an not nigh IN
p"ari ~" said his old wounds was tro,ib-
lin al him. hut We uns seen he'd been
wownd'i wu-- IA he was IA the wah
An h" didn't play poker reg lar like
he done Rfo He a set IN occasional when
Hin wa'nt round hut II Hli come ia an
took "a hand hk" h" done sometimes.
even when his Ia waS playin'. IN" tunn"l
a cash IN alter n few deals an let On how
he was too tir"d ~ play an h" r., <onrl
he'd go hnm"
4 says !" him one d,v what h" reared
To b,. lusln' nt'r.-i into the game an lac
saws
TAM that. Gr""nlaw | don't reckon
a man en- ever los, int rest in draw poker.
not II u. r..lv knows tn" game. hut It'-
all long q Bill I aIn't never lost my
fathrrlv love TO him. an I amt one 10
stand IN III" wav n him surc-.',iin IN life.
llk. he's liable TO tn do II d" ain caught
payin' crooked ! reckon he must b. i'm
proNin some. bcin' a. tn amt nobody
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caught him yet. hut kInd % --.r,hl..-
nv ssslf sometimes Whom ! thin. f.
VIA In s-t VA with HIM into a ltu. M.
be uinIght h- the uG" tu y.,f.. hon,
| liz. wsi- that overcome wrt' r. ...gr..,
say np mo till he "a another t-.r, ~
h. kind - ChOk'',i. p.f"uIlr W. Il,
whi~key what stuck IN lis rhrUr. ,,'L
say:
cant lick Bin mo- mo AN ,.r.,,,.,
To- try. But have the f""liu d, ~ % ',,s..
an I r"ck on twould >ho hr'.te my 49,,
If | was to catch HIM.
Well. 'T~a mt long ter 'N.. ..... ,,.-.
was Cnn-id able of "A game urO 4,,.'
and IN" tunnsl was INTO A. ,i... .. -.
we'll. wh.n old Deacon lrn'.u.ra "a.
broke They Called HIM irur...,. .r-,
% him havin the nam" - ~. '
We'll, the deacon got up. an irIi d.
batter took his sat 'JhulIt"u SAY. 10Th !,
"a nobody tn" Iunu"h ~. r.,~r % nL.
enough. hut lee took a hook lt bis chr
an 'Iaarcd like he ihunk he w. ,ir.n't'
good fu' Ia pult just then. aN ! -.an 4,
Jaw tighten an HIM set = h''.. plo>,..
10 the table. hat h" went right ur ,ie.
an he give Bill IL hand.
Well there Wi u : noth.u pin. .- b..
p"n"d To- one ur two rouud-. ,r -,
~" Crinn"l's JAWS get tght"r tH gbf.
Then It Comr- Bills da,! zen IN IN.
tununi Was watrinu' lis" - hruL
whit" B,ll was -"rvin ~" draw frotI
mel spoke sudden, an h." -pn-" mn. b.,
sorrow nor IN anger. ~ thu e.. . b.,
saws.
-B,U he SAYS. I don" ,.u..t 49,,
Sufficient - what Wa ia" itI.. hem ,
got caught. cant IicA v" r. 'up h.
| ,irn,. IN Them happy dnV~ c.n" rg M,
I'm va ~ -iill. an tn amt lg' "r" thin,
To- mr to de-
An fu' Ri knrw..d what We, i.d1,r.
tL. old mean br.w,.l an Shot hmm %. r,4.,.
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\nh the dangerous pawn i happily
Dispersed rf
" -houIi a., observed that n do..s unJ
matter whether tho \ advanced tp IT.
,r retr"a'rd 70 tn" third row after no
'irt check 81 TIA" rock III this solution
b,r'a,.-a rhr u will 90 II MRS IN any cl-.
~ order tu attack IN" pawn. and Tin" only
way that III" pawn can h." protected
- Ia CaIt'Ir" no. rock This allows tho
white pawn t" adyanr" and CIV" the final
,r"yk. clearing IA" way for the white
hinS 10 get al m" black pawn.
Correct solutions from.
II /. rrur~rn. II X 'ihaw. u +. Will
OK. " Il. B.ruhur>f. J. u. MARSH Mat"
no William e. Van Ant w"rp. " n. Rider
Dr. \ II Baldwin. -. {. Shank- and Her
l"rt Green.
Here - a -!mul" hut instructive ending
"hlrh l. Iu'gNisd uur" tor ~" h"ginn,
'nhr for m" expert. ~ "a Cra-k PLAYER
would probably $500 thro IGb The situation
a. al glance Neyrr'h .c-- tn. .I-JIraut
'or championships honor- who Na- playing
IN. black pieces in ~" actual gam" did
GOT s-,'in to Sc what was coming
CHEss P.pBLkN 80. iri.
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IN" money there was IN camp. hut they
Ton" said vha, tunnel Rhhatter neyrr
run outer tohsrCo all through tn. wah
an f"hgsJ'o sho' was mighty costly them
lav~
Well. A. ! was >AyIn'. 'St"ah - gsttin
discouraged. like some. would, tn. Junn.I
went tn wn'k energetic like. an firm that
I'm" nn h~ s'pn ted ms family hanCisoIn,
uH!'"r his winnin's. a. Cn'-- he couldn't
- ,',d that thuui.n he'd been din gent
In, thor" want - night IN tn. year he
dion'l show NJ /" the tavern IN Grceny ille
vh"r" | wss t.noiin' bar them days. an
ln~t - -hn' ~ there was "A game started
H." 'Innri So, IN. az h" wouldn't even
uu, 'thoutrn th"r" want nobody else left
into the gam"
Rom = there want nobody I nlayeI
IE'Hrr dAvjlm"- ~ Grpenv,lls, not
~ c"nl Thing there want. just
unchurs,.'v IA. he'd cnn~ld able time ont"
hl~ hs'lr yf"' niLht come, an s.ein
h''N IkN NJ batter that was his snn
". -...r..u rh"I hTi suffered fr M
u"E..,. Q 81. ;".... years when his pa WIS
rH+r rEhriu th" tunn'i underInnk Ia
',lI"r,' nm proper, even IL h. vs. -"m.
l.'s -tgrtm m
Bu' Riil Bhharer hadn't tn" maxim
o. 10 such man a. his pa was. reckon
ra meant N"ll enough. an there was
~'u" thin = ~" = a q" : a.ll : .,uvbcdv
The" wl'ui uoh"Gy Z" hI- weight in
th. huh country ,c'd lick him IN u rough
an ruu'hl" an IN I'D 'unn"l trained
rlm -r'- % h" a 49, a gun = u knife
ugh Ii,ru, ~ we'll = any on ON IN ihcm
par'-
BiIt when n ,nui" Z" draw poker
'l.'r -rd Ike ne cnrilir'' rlak. good an
..S Ia" uun"l u-eisr -.v frequent whs,
w. he Er" - good :" b"in a 'ightin man
, g pl.t.u h,. "a hold his own into a vam.7
~ old turn.'l r~ei.r ~ecp over this
l'y'uI"u' nights when there want no
cdius "a AN heed took u"hh. two or
Il rec 'r" drinks n usual
Gr,'nlaw h"i say Lord know-
I dn-." 'rl",. {" 'ln my duty 10y that hoy
hu' r"hr- ike tamt no u-e. Pears
n," h" gets th" Id"" - III" gam. r,ght
.u"ugh ~" knows when 80 hc, an when
So Ly down : well : most an he, go,
u"r," enough 10 To- back a big hand or
blum "n u ~" on" hat when ~ come,
:" ~" lin" pint - poker 'u"nrs lik.
IA ANT -" "aruIn him uothn'
duar told him mo "a million times
what 'tain't me- VS., known how TO stack
u deck = deal seconds 'thouten yo' en-
do II 'thnut"u hrin' caught. An done
lr",."i him TIL I'm plumb wo' on, with the
-N"rnl-" f"' h"in' caught, hut pears
h~s h" can't mover do nothin' whats
r""v wn'th Will. 'rhout.n IN" -eein
him do u
We'll - COS" | seen how di-couragin
ina; Wa t"I proud parent Tx. IN. CiInn.l
IN know"d well enough what II ne
couldn't learn Bal 9" h. no better player
II he WIS thor" Couldn't nobody else IN
hem parts a." mo- better But | spok..
20 MIN cheerful. t"lliu' HIM how Bill was
Young vet an mrbb. he rnought I'M
prove when h" got along some.
But he SAYS That's just whats worry-
IA me he say bill tho i improvin'
fast | reckon 'twont be- long afo' |
won : ha able To- in n"rlin with INN.
Hes a miRh,y husky TOY now AN
amt - young A. Wa IT. nigh
about all : | en- d". h" says. 70 To lick
him NJ" way he'd ough'-r u- licked
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~rW Tr7rH mt EypiorrIo.
=. = country hons" on. morning The
gl"-r. ve-" discussing Al breakfast tn.
riEu vay Of packing q Spong. bag, when
tho -pong. ma. been used and - con 80
rV"n'lv vatarloEg.d
VI gladstone. Who had apparently h"cu
."."ly absorbed by hi- morning. corr"-
-rouueu. -. suddenly closed N" discussion
tF Informing ~" party that they Wer. all
vr"u:
the only rropsr method - 20 wrap u
- 10 "".r bath towel. and stamp upon ~
TI"r i,r.' ~ Iu vuwr spong. bag You VIII
md q '"r'"r'iv drv
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IT." following prnpu- lion has i""n
submitted 10 IUF STN ny H." manager
II = concern m Newark that soils goods
all over -. world
i arp.'pr- 'Na. 'L'-,. w.r" tao ciI-tn-
H"r- ~ Western 'pw n on" ~ whom
.'v.y- g.. four months nyt"- for has
~ ..Ir'~ II ia" preceding month whi|"
De" .rl. 2 ~ ,sv " fyrk tdsyuttr" ~ fh,
pr cont ,.l-ruvrt for cash IN thirty
Oh - Tn \"N.rk concern found that
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~ ICY from he. bank al Hp.'r cent 10 nay
b" Mll.
pon Looking Ir th" matter ~ va, found
'hl' both concerns wee. HrIyliR about 'h..
-aup. amount -"r,.' So, . month This
hruugh' ~ ~" question. HO% rluCh los
49, -" me- rn-' "f r'. goods 10 rhu rrin
tha- d.-"a-u' ii IT, bills aud hpw much
prof d.i - -utk" On ia" MANY h"rrrH"d
from Ne. uark'