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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
New YORK Mining stOcIls.
Coffee Market.

t,irrs closed steady net q points lower "a
8 points higher. Sales, q, $50 bags. March.
a pril and May. lO26c June and July. 1850
August 10 24c: September 1014C; October.
o. soc: November, $500; December, January
and February, 862c. Spot coffee, quiet
Rio No. O. 12hni2Ac; No. 4 Santos, i3l4C;
mild, dull. CordovG. i3A al594c.
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Montana.

BUSINESS men Of Giendive, Mont, have
organised for the purpose OF giving re-
liable information concerning lands In
eastern Montana The members OF the
undersignsd company have resided In
eastern Montana for 20 years and more
and know every foot OF its lands. They
are merchants and business men who want
settlers and your trade and cannot afford
10 rnislead. Notwithstanding last year 3
drouth Montana was one OF the few
states that raised ordinary crops IN 1910
Have several thousand acres for sale at
reasonable prices. Homegteads located.
Write US. Gate City Land company,
Glendiva Mont
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13

FOR sALES-FarIn $50 acres grain and
stock adjoining Incorporated town; pasture
extending to river. Some good oak tim
Der For particulars address Charles
Allen. LynXville, WIS.,
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WHAT AN IOWA FARMER WANTS.
dave you anything 10 offer the farmer
OF Iowa? ANY cheap land for higher priced;
g general merchandise store for lana, Or
any KIND OF an exchange! Or nave you
Soms land you want TO sell for cash2 The
one paper that reaches the Iowa farmer
is the Des Moines Capital; 5000 circulation
daily; rate single insertion, cent a word:
six Insertions, cents a word. Des MOinea
Daily tapttal Des MoineH, la
HAVE client with Sl,OOO for first pay
ment on a modern first-cass residence
property, well located, capable Of COM
handing extra good rental Must be an
exceptional bargain. owner answer.
j. n. JOHNSON, SIS Brandeis Bldg.
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RECEIPTS.
Cattle. Hogs.
Cattle. Hogs

CATTLE-There we're no fresh cattle of
10Y consequence S in the yards today but
last week
The market on fat cattle started out at
the beginning of the week a little stronger
ana was quoted better again on Tuesday
Dutlng the next two days prices eased off
QulIe rapidly, so that any gain that was
made earlier in the week was wiped out
ana az the close of the week killing cattle
are sellng steady, or at least nearly steady
week ct 'Ne 0'oSe u last
Cows and heifers experienced about the
same changes as beef steers. They adj
VGnced at the beginning of the week, and
although they did not break as early as
peer steers they declined fully as much
when the market once started down, so
that prices at the close on that class Of
cSsttIe are also no better than at the close
., PSI kinds of feeders. more espe-
have not been on feed, have been good
sellers all week and are practically steady
with one week ago. on the other hand
ers have declined somewhat owing to the
lack of a good buying support from the
country, and they are safely 1Od15c lower
than last week, some sellers in fact would
say more than that.
Quotations on cattle: Good to choice
beef steers, S600q6.30; fair TO good beef
steers, S57OQ6OO; common to fair beef
steers 5.O0q5.7O; good to choice cows and
heifers' $4loq6-gO fair to good cows and
heifers, Hs0947O; common to fair cows
and heifers, So 25a4. 30; good to choice stock
ers and feeders, $5.5096.OO; fair to good
stockers and feeders, S5.00Q550; common to
fair stockers and feeders, S42095O0; stock
heiters, S3.76D4.50; veal calves, S4.00GDS OO;
bulls. stays, etc. $4.OO05.25.
HOGS-For a Saturday, hog trade this
morning was rather peculiar. Quite little
business was transacted early at figures ga
lOc higher. but two or three of the larger
packers held out for unchanged or very
nearly steady cost. Shippers and specula-
tors bought more freely than any other
class of buyers at the advance and fur
niShed an outlet for about 20 per cent of a
lUO-load supply. Small packing droves
were put up shortly after the market
opened at prices around a nickel higher
but the demand became very slack later
and final clearance was made at figures
no better than those of YESTERDAY
More or less activity featured move
ment while 1t was possible for sellers to
obtain the advance but as soon as prices
began to settle TO yesterdays levels. trad
ing became dull in both divisions.
Prices on long strings remained at re-
cent narrow spreads, large portion of
total receipts moving at $6.75d6.S5. Choice
bacon animals sold high as $685. which
figure was also extreme high price a week
ago. Extra heavy and rough packing
grades had to move at 500 and less
Todays early improvement leaves the
trade steady 10 only a shade lower than
last Saturdays market. Trend to prices
lately has been generally weaker due TO
bearish conditions Of supply, demand an I
product levels. but midweek losses were
almost wholly regained yesterday and
today
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ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, March I,-CATTLE-
Receipts, 100 head; market steady; steers,
$5;5Oq6.50; cows and heifers, SS5Dq6.l5;
calves AO0QS.25
steady to strong; top, $7.15; bulk of sales
$6.9O6D7O5.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipts, go
head; market steady; lambs, $5s0q6.15.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13

SEALED B4DS WILL BE RECEIVED
for moving school house from Lamro,
Trip county, South Dakota, to Winner,
Trip county, South Dakota. Distance
about Pr miles. Bids will be opened April
TO- 1911. Contract will be let to whom the
board considers the lowest responsible bid
der. For further particulars and informa-
ton address, J. T. TREZONA, Clerk School
District No. 20, Winner, South Dakota.
MID II
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Boston Closing stocks.
RnnIL CIenrInrn.

OMAHA March blank cear:ngs for
today were S2.974.46 and for the correspond
ing date last year So, 367, O43.S9.
Bank clearings for the week ending today
were SIS, 664. LIS and for the corresponding
week last year t2l, 452 62S. Daily clearings
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Clearing House Bank Statement.

NEW YORK, March 1.-THE statement
Of clearing house banks for the week shows
that the banks hold $34, 629,375 more than
the requirements of the 25 per cent re
serve rule. This is a decrease OF S3S35, 625
in the proportionate cash reserve as com
pared with last week.
Inl A ALnr L. Ilnnrnn 9 q
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EIGHTY acres Burnett county Wis
consin; IS cultivated; good buildings
mower and rake. Village ~ miles. $2,7Oo
part time. A. r. Kibbe New Richmond
Wis
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Burlington statiOn-IOth anu Mason.
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London stock Mnrket.

LONDON March lion the stock ex-
change here today American securities
opened about unchanged from yesterdays
New York closing. Later few covering
orders were executed and prices hardened.
The closing was quiet, fraction below the
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Dates lgll. loo I19oo. lgOs l907 Il9O6. l9O5.
SUNDAY

Receipts and disposition Of live stock At
the~Union Stock Yards, South Omaha for
twenty-four hours ending at y. m. yes
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SILVER-Bar, steady at "a 5-l6d per OF.
MONEY-2%d3 per cent
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 2SsQ2% per cent; for three
months bills, 2hGp2 9-l6 per cent.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13

FOR sALE-ln Rnabel CO. 100 acres OF
black chocolate land. miles south Of
Billings. Ok, in tho Antelope valley. ]
sides hedge and l side wire. with 40 acres
broke oJt and the balance In pasture lois
orchard and garden; 7-room house Mas.
tered. papered, cellar underneath: ali In
good shape; barn, zXs6 room Tor " tons
VI hay. room for horses, crib tool shed
aud hay fork. complete. good KranaTles
with driveway through center will hold
LOO bushels OF grain, these buildings and
all other buildings are painted anu IA r,oI
shape; loo locust posts. 4UO fruit threes I
wells. cStern, plenty OF wRter. TINS is a
level farm and no waste lanu on IL: fine
can be bought - down. a IN five YEAR,
~ reasonable interest T. N ltabentsoa
Billings. Oki.-
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LEGAL NOTICES
New York. February LIST, 1911.
ELECTION NOTICE,
The Missouri Pacific Railway


Company.
Notice is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders Of The
Missouri Pacific Railway Company will
he held at the general office of the Com
pany in the City of st. Louis, Missouri,
on Tuesday, March 14th 1911, at nine
teen Directors for the ensuing year, and
for the transaction OF any other busl-
ness that may come before said meeting.
will be held at the same office on the
same day at twelve o'clock noon. The
transfer books will be closed on
Wednesday, February Sth, 1911, at three
o'clock D. m, and will be reopened on
Wednesday, March 18th, 1911, at ten
o'clock a. m.
THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAILWAY
COMPANY,
BY GEORGE ]. GOULD,
President.
A. H. CALEF.
Secretary.
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Omnhn Hny MarLet.

OMAHA March li.-HAY-No. J. SO 10:
No. 2. 500, packing, $500; alfalfa. sl2 100.
straw, wheat $50, rye. $780, oats, 500.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13

24O ACRES Canadian bottom land. i95
acres in cultivate all second bottom nm
eNcelled for corn ana alGalta, 80 acres in
Bermuda grass, balance pasture and some
timber; two sets Of improV ements: fine
barn, outhouses and orchard; 10 miles from
National stock yards, Oklahoma tlty:
ndles to a good town; price S85 per acre
easy terms. Campbell. Bynum a Giles
Campbell Bldg, Oklahoma CITY. OF
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EASTERN OKLAHOMA.
Send for prices and descriptions Of farms
Ira Stout, Gushing. Okla
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Decrease.

Summary of state bank and trust com
panies in Greater New York not reporting
to the New York clearing house:
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REAL ESTATE
ND RANCH LAND ron SALE


BIGGEST bargain IN Minnesota. IW
sores, cultivated; all fenced good build
tnGa Red river valley, near Crookston:
rented only 800. with 10 cows. Konkle
owner. Lumber Exchange, Minneapolis.
Ninn.-
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New Mexico.
AN OPPORTUNITY.

AN OPPORTUNITY.
You can make 800 per cent profit in five
years on Colefax county, N. M, irrigated
fruit land. You run no risk whatever
Sold in five-acre tracts, and cultivated for
five years by expert fruit grower Write
for special information. This is an abso-
lutely safe investment that will net you
big profits. McNeal, 214-l5 Finance Bldg,
Kansas City, Mo-
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13

NORTH DAKOTA LANDS-Have a
limited amount of choice farm land for
sale on crop payments furnishing seed for
same. For particulars write Frank L.
Kellogg, jamestown, N. D.
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Artlcles. Open. High.l Low. CIose / Ye,,y.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1911-03-13
North Dakota.

WRITE right now for pamphlet safe
crops In North Dakota" Five-year, 6 per
cent mortgage notes for sale. Farms cash
or crop payment. State Bank of Verona,
Verona, n. D.
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Utah.

FOR sALE-A b,0OO-Rere colonization tract
on the railroad. less than 50 miles from
Salt Lake City; also several smaller DRY
farms" and some good orchard lands y
W. Ross, p. M, Lehi, Utah.
The evening world., 1911-08-30
sabsss

Ting well from the measles
81 feel like I'd known you always
says I. Now there was Just one more
are yon doing right wop with ths
cany. now2'
Pretty WE'LL he SAYS. Tn puttine
away a nitlc money
Glad to neat IT, says 7. Now &c
back to your work AMI get civilized.
Keep your hands OF the weather unles.
you're ready to follow II up n . per-
sonal manner. lts a subject that nat
urally belongs to s%osinbility and the
forming of new ties. and ! hate to see
u handed out in small change In a town
Ike this
so the next day ! rolls w my blank
ets and hits the tam away from New
York city"
For miny minutes after Hhi ceased
taking W. husered around the fire. and
then all hands lcgdn to disperse for
bed.
M I was un-ollirg my bedding !
heard tho pinkish.hairsd u man
saying to BUD. with something like NIX
..ty In hts voice:
As | say. MIR. k~ingsbury, there Is
sol lething really beautiful about this
night The delightful breeze AMI the
bright stars ana me clear air unite In
masing 1t wond.rfulIy attractive"
YES" soiu bud, IT'S a nice night"
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left Off in your discourse on the
weather
The fellow looks at me and tries to
grin. hut he sees | don't and h.. comes
around serious.
Well says he. ewing the handle
or my gun IL was rather a niHc day.
some w,rm!sh, though
Particulars. YOU mealy-mouthe
snouacr,' | ~says-let's have the spei-
ncatluns-eNratiate-'hu IN the outlines.
When o start anything with mo In
shorthand rs bound to turn ont u
storm signal
Looked Ike raln yesterday says
the man. but IL cleared on fine In the
forenoon. | hear the farmers are need
lrs rain right badly up-St1te.'
4" That's the kind ~ u canter.' says
l. %uake the New York dust ors your
hoofs ami be a real agreeable kind uf
4 oentaur You broke the ice. YOU
know. ini wero getting better ac-
q6aiutei every minute. Seems to ne
| asked you about our family
They're all we'll. thanks says nc.
We've have n new plano
Nov you're coming H. I SAYS.
This cod reserve Is breaking M ut
last. That little touch about the pisau
almost makes Ne brothers. what the
youngest KIDS Nance asks him.
Thomas says he. Hes Just get
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s* Q: HENRY'S LAST AND BEST SHORT STORES 30

Found New York rather different
fiom the Panhandle. didn't you. Bud?'
asked one of the hunters.
Cant say that I did" answered Bud;
anyways. not more than some. The
main trail In that town which they call
broadway is plenty travelled, but
they're about the same brand Of bipeds
that tramp aroun In Cheyenne and
Amarillo. AT first I was sort of ratified
By the crowds, but | soon says TO
myself. Here. now Bud, they're Jnst
Grover Cleveland and the Watson boys.
so don't get all fustered up with con-
sternation under your saddle blanket
and then / feels calm ard peaceful. like
l was back In the Nation again at a
ghost dance or q green corn pow-wow.
I'D been saving up for a year to give
this New York a whirl. l knew a man
named Summers that lived there. but l
couldn't find him; so | played a lone
hand at enjoying the intoxicating pleas
rres OF the corn-fed metropolis.
"For a while I was so frivolous n
loceed by the electric lights and the
noises OF the monographs and the sec
ond-story railroads that I forgot one Of
the crying needs Of my Western system
Of natural requirements. I aever was
no hand to deny myself the pleasures
or soclable vocal Intercourse with
friends and strangers. out In the Ter
vttories when I meet u man I never saw
before, inside OF nine minutes know
his Income. religion. size of collar and
his wife's temper. and how much he
pays for clothes. alimony and chewing
tobacco. It's q gift with me not to be
penurious with my conversation.
But this here New York was IN
au9urated on the idea Of abstemiousness
m regard to the parts Of speech. At
the end OF three weeks nobody in the
city had fired even q blank syllable In
my direction except the walter In the
grub emporium where l fed. And as his
outpourings of syntax wasn't nothing
but plagiarisms from the bill OF fare. he
never satisfied my yearnings. which was
to have somebody hit.
IF | stood next to q man at a bar he'd
edge off and give a Baldwin-Zlesler
lnoe az x &c suspected no vs having
the North Pole concealed on my per-
son. l began to wish that I'd gone to
Abilene or Waco for nv paseado: for
the Mayor OF them places will drink
with you. and the first citizen you meet
will tell you his middle name and ask
You To take a nance IN a rattle for a
music box.
well. one Ay when I was particular
hankering for TO be gregarlous with
something more loquacious than a lamp
post. a fellow IN a caffy says to me. says
he:
Nice day"
"He was a kind Of a manaser OF tho
place, and l reckon he'd seen me In
The evening world., 1911-08-30


ihe up ou' l got sometning In here"
iere Jus tnunped mas breast which Is
'ee''nss or hIhdness Tor my friends. like
sou 'sieIs' Soinetihes' maybe. my Lena
wv NS"t SWAN NIT mo or speaks too
"ueh mt me-. ana business Is bad or
my license Is QUE or the rewer roasts
~ ~oout 'hs interest on my mortgage
aho men nayoe' I'm sore. out In the
nseis !" my irfehds' IL amt So
Your hearth sneered Slavinsky.
such . heart a. you got! Ven, II you
acnt III me. anyhow. l don't Ike you"
sure Siavinsky. 1 always like you
Ia oreak w!nder SOS you'd got a chob."
And 10 MS regard and ~self-sac-
ririce TOR the slszier. the anguished u
p-cked up the ouns-starter to break a
window but Muller and Bepler re-
streinsd MIN.
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From Mrs.. Stanley Garter to
Slime. Sinone Leoende.
AR MADAME LEO bNDE.

have nilc~.e r,l.h .ruc, In
tcrest the different booklets and
advertisements % your beauty treat
ment. | usually havc no faith In propo-
sitions or this sort; In fact. | have al
ways laughed at people who bite on
n bait that's thrown them.
But your statements sound 50 sane,
they arc So free from exa%sgcration. that
! feel you really know what you're
talking about and mean what you say.
Now. As you reques, In your ads. |
am going TO explain ust what ] want
DON.
My complexion Isn't so terribly bad,
but I'd like TO acquire that n rent
quality OF skin hat Ii 50 admirable
In the very youns. That's the nrst
thing. Second. my eyes are always
bright and snappy. I'd like you 10
direct mo how TO get those dreamy eyes
that 20 many actresses seem TO have
the window OF tho soui'' variety.
Third. my chin. I fear. Is displaying
a tendency TO repeat itself. And IL
there's anything on earth that [ detest
Ms a double chin! VIA you tell me
positively how to get rid o; thaty
And. last OF All, put In a few rules on
how to secure hair that can sanelY be
called "a GROWING glory"
II you think you can do all this |
Will, with pleasure. send you the nifty
dollars you request as fee. Very sim
cerely, ELEANOR CARTER.
The evening world., 1911-08-30
August Moonlight.
TIME solemn light behind the barns
The rising moon. the crlckst's
call

TIIE solemn light behind the barns.
The rising moon. the crickst's
call.
The August night. and yop aud T.
What Is the meaning Of II all?
Has n a meaning. after all.
Dr. Is II one OF Natures lies.
That net Of beauty that she casts
over Life's un~snspecting syssr
That web Of beauty that she vssvoa
For one strange purpose Of her own
70 this the painted butterfly.
For this the roso-for this alone!
Strange repetition OF the rose.
And strange reiterated cali
OF blrd and insect. man and maid-
Is that the meaning Of II alr
II 4 means nothing. after ell.
And nothing lives. except to de
II Ia e~nough-that solemn light
Behind the barns. and you M 7.
Richard lie Gallienns In Harpsr's
Magazine.
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Ecm George Holt (Lauys,)
to Nine. Sinons Le0endl.
~. sIMONE IECENDE;


MI Dear Madam visa to In
AVA form you that my client. Mrs.
Stanley Carter, Is about to bring suit
against YOU for the sum Of Ave
thousand dollars. She claims you have
ruined her personal appearance for at
least SIX months time. The items she
sets forth are as follows;
First. her hair. from using TONES
you've prescribed. has turned a dull
shade of purple. with emerald green
highlights.
Second. the skin on her face and
neck. where. indeed. skin stiil remains,
has assumed an e~lcphantine thickness
Third. her eyes. originally perfectly
good eyes. have become slightly
crossed. due to harmful exercises you
have recommended.
she estimates ,his damage to her one
tlme fairness at Ave Thousand dollars
"a SINAI. sum whom compared to the
harm dSnsl. You will To served WITH
papers before ahis reaches you. but the
sVit will be postponed until her three
attending physicians Judge your '.ctim
Mt to leave her bed. Very truly yours,
GEORGE HOLT. LII. r.
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pogaan his poAe.
Seeing him thus occupied. Mr.. Jar
whispered down tho line tina he guar
ented. II they kept up the conspiracy
but . i'ttle while. he would make Gus
ehed tears
The rest were sceptical. but agreed to
Cd in the experiment. Finally. Gus re-
burned and. as though resolving to find
put what was tho matter forced . smile
Ind SAID:
We'll. f~ellers. its FOOD to see all Us
old friends here nit each other. yes?'
Friends replied Mr.. Jarr acridly.
Tho only friend I got Is what mons Is
IN my pocket. There isn't much there.
Pts true, but I'm laying bets hat there
ISN'T one in this bunch but would kr Jck
me In the head for II. II he thought he
would get away with IT,
"oh. don't say it, cried the unhappy
Gus. ''Slavinsky. you like Mr.. Jar.
don't your"
He Amt nothing TO me-" said Siavin-
sky. Struggling his shoulders with az
fected Indifference. "vo. I care for
him.
You like him and you like me and
YOU like Slavinsky. don't you, Muller?'
asked Gus. appealing TO the grocer.
Muller looked them over coldly.
II don't think ] do" Re said finally.
What good are any OF them. or YOU.
elther?'
Gus turned to Bep'er, the butcher,
"Bepler." he said. you are a Teller mi,
a heart In yor, You know you like my
friends and : know you Is all my friends
and you like then and o Ike IN:
and
"Aw. cut II out. that soft stuff In
terrupted the butcher. II wouldn't car.
10 the whole bunch OF you were dead"
IT'S a good thing TO hear the truth
once in a WHILE remarked MIR, Jarr
Gus, you're the only one that's on thu
level right along. \ customer comes II
here and puts on n false smile and ask:
YOU how you are and what you vii
have. and you insult him and treat hin
with contempt. and you are right. Tina
customer would cheat you 10 no could
and you know It,"
oh. no. no." cried Gus. Buns there
10. I know. and telleys what would hans
The evening world., 1911-08-30

there = good many times. Fe had q
face like a Ash and an eye like Judas,
but I got up and put one arm around
his neck.
"~'Pardner.' I says. sure It's a nice
day. You're the first gentleman In al
New York to observe that the intrica-
cies OF human speech might not be al
together wasted on William Kingsbury.
But don't you think says /, that twas
a little cool early In the morning, and
Amt there a feeling OF rain in the air
tonight? But along about noon 1t sure
was ~galiupsious weather. How's all up
to the house,? You doing right well With
the cary. now!'
The evening world., 1911-08-30

light . cigarette. anc remarked care
lessly to Bud:
Nice night"
why. yes" said Red. "as nice az
any night could be that amt received
the Broadway stamp Of approval"
Now. the young mar was from New
York. but the rest Of us wondered how
Bud guessed II. So. when the steaks
were done. We besousht him to lay bare
his system OF rat~iocination. And as
Bud WAS something OF a Territorial talk
ing machine, ne made Grafton as fol-
lows:
How dfd I know he was from New
York? Well, I figured II out as soon as
he sprung them two words on me. I
was In New York myself a couple OF
years ago and I noticed some Of the
earmarks and moot tracks Of the Rancho
Manhattan"
The evening world., 1911-08-30

taste Of his own
medicine Surli-
ness - stood lined
up at the bar point
eddy Ignoring each
other.
Gus was 50 taken
aback by this
strange lack of the
genialtty
among them that
he had gone over
to tbs icebox and
busied himself ar
ranging its con-
tents In order to
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A Desert Shrine.

I" HE metropolis at Rahreln, the cen
tire OF the Persian gulf pearl nah
cries. is one OF the Oldest pieces
Of mans handlwork In the world. Tn
tombs stretch for miles into the Interior
OF Bahrcin. The origin OF this desert
sepulchre Is to a great extent a mys.
terry.
The evening world., 1911-08-30

proverhial clam abou, this sudden turn
OF Affairs, but ! suspect she's tshtng a
course In beauty culture.
II you have any regard for my future
sanity please step In and use your
persueslon- In trying to end this tom
foolery. IN he your debtor for ME
II you're successful. In despair.
STANi.EY.
(THE SEQUEL. ONE WEEK