davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
, test. s.ssc. and .rucl,,,es sugar 50 tes,

80 test. sec and .iurl,.,s. sugar. 81 test
stic.
NETAIS-rOPPER-- drli. spot.
March. April. May. June and July IL ,oe
~ S5o. London aal spot tst ss sd: futures
f5s Is I'd Lake copper i@STis - seo e.ec
TIN Qriet SPOT ana Apri quoted at h.yI
4 II. s7i.c: MAY, i.2ip 41I5c: June and July,
Al q ~ soc london steady; spot. fiss l2s;
fntures fIsi rs LEAD-ouict. AS q 4 3pc
New YORK { q 2 t.3oc East 81 Louie. London
fig 1ss I'd srELTER Easy 5f5 "a olr
New To-k 81 n /, soc East 50 Louis London.
t2s Is 81 ANriMONY-Dul ccokscn's. eh
SOC. IRON-Cl.vrlsnd warrants los toisd
in London. LOCALLY quiet NO. foundry
Northern. SIS Tji si5 ~. No Northern. 10
Southern and No I Southern soft 81 J"H Slb
MOIAsSEs AND ssKiPS-$yrups s'eadr
with moderate offerings.
NAVAL sTORES--Spirits turpenfine quiet
end rather easy. with slight downward ten
doncy Resin firm. Tar quiet and unchsnged
SPIRITS rtaPENT1NE Marhine bbls 81 90
TAE-SS ~ HOSIN-Common TO good
strained. ss 35Gss 20; .B ssdj; D. s. -. y
and r. s. 50
OILS -Tinsced oil quiet AZ recent riices
Refined petroleum unchanged.
COTTONSEED OU.-Nervous and Irregular.
The weakness In lard. which was at the
lowest point Of tho season. together with the
weakness IN tailow and other competing
gr.ayes disrbutaged buying. AZ the close
prices wero points net higher 70 points net
lower Local contract prices: 49,
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
COAL FOR PANAMA CHEAPER.

AT the annual meeting yesterday OF the
Panama Railroad Company, at which the
r. firing directors were reelected con-
tract was awarded TO the Pocahontas Col
lieries Company for $4,000 tons of semi
bitumious coal for use in the work on the
Panama Canal during the year, az price
of SoSl q ton, aud contract 20 the Earh
steamship line for Transporting the coal 20
the Isthmus at 81 29iz ton. Last year
tie COS; of the coal was $50 ton ana
tho TRANSFORMATION cost was sl.3i,s ton.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
SUITS AGAINST RAILROADS
Actions 70 Recover $4,000. 600 for Al.
leged Forged Bills Of I.adinq.

Huntsville Ala. April -Tvert, four
snts. agCresatins },5Wano. and thirteen
suits. amounting o. almost tl-unoi. were
rled against TIE Louisville q Nashville
s"d the Southern railroads. respectively.
to-da. They are Tho outcome of the fail.
ure 'f Knight. Vance; g. Co.. cotton
dealers. and were Hlcd r. romplainarts
Ia au onort 20 obtain morev lost trroueh
alleged forged Bills Of laGing
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
BUSINESS TROUBLES.

Ihe following petitions il, ts,t,r,.,...
were filed yesterday.
! hans cGN,S MORGENsTERN and ET-cFNr
1,ob,oi;dD bhi;DSM sAI,H lIH commission merchants IN
SInSei: Involuntary Credjtors, " " . While
49, n"aee elpha, ssli; j. Henry Kuhn Vien, Te,%
~, ~ N'ss: j. >. Mayer. ffsnkfnr, Gor
Lishii,,;sh sho' clarence u. Ashley receiver
DXvin.s1s' Cdlt;9g: CNl;t9g: a'%eis. 5000
So voluntary. LiabNlties sii 70 ~ 80 ,,h
.sg,,' - s.Isl, Lbs NJ RiEDELA, Of No. s2z West
Dec assS,,i'e'' voluntary LNbiIities' sse2s.
,,H,SoRGE u. BURT Of No 2ll To-, g.,
snnS.,, formerly manufacturcr ~ i., V,ln 90
@S.eis 'olontary. Liabilities. 2a2: No
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
4' sPaiNe LAMBS IN THE PARK

'',y-A'e aprins lambs are now disport-
~, M themselves IN The sheepfold in CEN
'o' ram They were born in the last
''l ana ere an in fine condition. In
.aililes iriplets were born. and now
-. snyder and Robert Hurton, Of the
'''''selir force. are bringing two lambs
W o." ne lo''le II they survive they viii
Oe sofa al tie coming auction as the two
r.-Inl UIlIt-lto spring hmm.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04


FLOUR AND MEM-F1our dull anl weak.
spring patents. 81 S3as5 -. winter straights.
81 ia 81 10. winter patents. 81 I0ds, 30 spring
So 70 v5s Stra 4 5q.s s?s g Kanss "a Ds
straghts. 81 2oGSi - RYE FLouR-Firm.
fair 10 good 81 ioqs' 90: choice 70 fancy 81 81 - -
3sl 80 CORNMEAL-s steady; Kiln dried. - -.
RA;NEAI- Fine white and yellow. 81 l5Gti IN.
ccarsc. 81 1oasi IL. FEED-Westernn. ..prinas
e Sogs2e o. STANDARD ,9s m.laqs 20 ry bran s11 sa 90
hulk s25 sacks mid:ne f2Igs 600 ~ rsd +, aSs, S
oilreal. S3ins3t 80.
PEOvIsIONs-Actiye and weak under
heavy liquidation. with prices at ncw low
r. cords for the season. May lafd IN ,nlt'%|
stncks n, Chicago showed lard 33.I16 uerccs.
against l527l Las, month and 700 iast year.
Words stocks Of lara Were Were ss.n,a', ssatr .sI,crs
and leading packers In the West predl''ed
that bogs would sell nj 80 IN July aud 4c nrAt
winter. PoHk-Easy' moss go -. s,s ia... ~
Rl:EF-Mess. sI3 5OmS14. family. sl1l Sis 90
packet. 50 nsii 30. .xtra inaia meST In
Voce-Darcly steady: hacons. 81 1sn No.
a.. 1dr ~. loo: 40 10. Zoe; piss, loiac
CIT MEATsPisked s,lliTs hams 40 10 onoi iI,1
~ 70. TALI.OW-3ercly steady city. &c,
country. 54NGi.c LARt,s-weak middle
West, sI5Q s25c. city easy. Sc renned ; Meak;
s.uth America l0c. Continent. s.Soc. BIszh
\ % lie. compound barely ttehdy' !. ~
s&ARINE-E Easy; oiep '~'se' Guy i"'''
svGAR-Renned steady. demand moderate
with prices unchanged stonderd granulh,ed.
l. sac net less ! per cent cash. he9i ssear e,i,
-, -, los "a: Nav. los GAd; August. lcs shd;
Will a firm close ard buyers AZ ihe az hn'''
rates. This sunened me local na'he, ,, non rn.
4 iini,cf amount u cuba sugars for prompt
shipment was Offered 81 2ec ont m .rn
nengy e16 T"s ,g%Sr' sSs5n better tksn .o-IGc spot
pricss: Centrifugal. oe test. s.sco. muscovsdo.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
RANK OF GERMANY RETURN.

perlin Anvil 9-The weekly return of me
1n,narisl Bank Of Germany shows the foi,
lowing changes: cash on hand oeSrsSSeo e6, al ~,
fs7 is2. Geo marks loans increased ai,9S,in' ~
marks. discounts increased it'-T "lao ,I,o. ~
in c,rrnletion increased 5s4 5289oa marks; Do
'o.it. derreased S2OG2 90, ;rarka. gold on
iprd doc~cg sod i20 f05.~N MARKS.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04

srct autet and unchanged at iioe ief M =
ding INLAND Delivered on contract, lo' pa,rs.
Iivsrpo1l "a shias. SnCt ~ good demand, s7'r'
10 oGo bales. American. il.c"1, fleculatnoh blll
exro,t 500 Niddlins upayd, 81 futp'tT
or cred qutet unchanged 10 point lover on near
and ., POINTS higher on distant. closed steto
AZ i. net advance ~ igSir po.nts APRIL fs''
Anrii-May ami Mal-Junc. 1R'ad. luEe-Jul}'
ssi,d. rulv-huciis Sad Aueust-Septembe
I9i.d september October Sold, october
~, sn,ber T2iad November-Decembcr $3.50
Jecsrnbcr- January and Janu1ry-Fshrl.ary, " bid 4.
Tcb1uary- March. Gesd. Msreh-Ar.il. o.ossad
COFFFt-ooffee operators Who hid been
a-ticipatinc al sdVance after the announce meht
~ ,ha saIes u valorization coffee were disap-
nofnt.d a. the acton of values early. and iate
in the dav sold actively. resulting IN "efN
cIose. with with ELices llP2 points net net
f7ct that tNDOoo bags II vaiori7ation COT
foe have been "a IN New orS and 5VD.Vp
iu Europe traders had little Information regard
ju, tho character % the sale or on Wnai terms
or 10 whom the coffee had been sold The whole
sale u,s shrou6c4 with n1ster- ana the feenns
srnonr local operators WAS rather Tesali1istic
although 1, was admitted tat y would tahe the
r,,nrLnt some little time to absorb su"h large
au,oint Of <once. IIaVTe closed ,, frarc lower
Esrlb,ry unchanged 20 = pig adNance. Rio vas
nrcbarr.d md Santos wns 80 reis higher ine
,.isibia supply OF Brazilian c1fer in ana anoat
f,r the I-nitsd states was 2s34 3j3 bags. against
25. 100 lest year aud 5.p2l.3tI two ears ne"
SCOT nervous AMI unsettled. with RIO unchsnged
al Ioi e. for - ard Santos vas IN itc lower At
i3r., for IS Iorsi contract Prices.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
NEW YOEk PRICES.
INTERIOR gtrEIrTs.
SrAPOARD CIEARiSCt>.

COJCON-Qnief. Fluotuations we're "i,han a.
range II about points ana 'he h'Insa
eiosod steady net unchanged 10 3 points
htrbsr Ther. are continued rumors ~ iats
arounts Of cotton coming here troIN me me
~. boil , premiur1 ~ about 20 points oFer
Ii,lv Ate The close private cable claimed
,bs, the international Srnners teneratlp,
,bov-ed spiprers' stocks ;hroush shout the No.iu
81, va-ch 70 be roo 600 bales less than ihst
vsa- southern spot markets unchanse''
Local contract PRICES. e.,,-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
Rns1oN CURB STOCKS.

t,,,-risb.d lv = Thomas Beinhardt, No 3s
tro,d street; New YORK. No. "a pevonshire
street. Boston, and 10. is King street Wes'.
Toronto, Canada
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04

UOCS-Receipts 10 double decks prime heaS &C.,
So 6e1s 81 10: ne.iUIas 81 1SN<1 ~: heavy lorh-
ers 81 o5ns7 %: light Yorker and pigs 81 3o1
81 rs. roishs So 15TSs
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
SEED PRICES.

Toledo. April 3.-CLovERsEEp--Sa 8;
.nr,i as 90; October ard J,~c.ynber, ~ 72Af.
s9io TIMorHf--Frsmes
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
ror.roEs AND yEGErABLEs-ola pots.

toes higher new steady. Old onions dull. but
stead, NV lover. Asparagus more plenty. hut
ac;iye and slightly higher Artichokes stead'
T,oofs and carrots nrirer. Old carrots weak Old
clhbaecs nrln. now in heavy supply. but active
ana stcadv celery &c hsher. Cucunlbers more
nlerty but nrm Eggpisr's lower. kalo and
snfrach active aud highe- Lettuce IN hc1vy
snrply ana steady Parsley hnner. Pens snd
bears selling promptly wien fancy: poor dull
Peppers slow Romsine firm. nadishes largely
PoThTOES Bermuda. bb Ssns7 30; Florids. s.
n sc -. old bhl or bag. S2n 81 81: SWEET Po-
TATE Jersey. basket. SlWs2. ONIONS. Der
rnuda crate 81 5oNS2 -. Havana. 50 25Qs2 -.
MEXICAN s. 25ds2 -: old white. crate. 81 - n
x9 -. yellow. has - 7515 s. H. 100 10 bag 81 -
hSPARAGrS California. dozen hunches. 81 y0p
81 ~: Southern. 81 2JaSi: ARTICHOkES. dram
sGTs7 AXISE, bhl. S2ds3 BEETS rev. 100
bunchss. s2ISj. box. s7jc0Si. CARROTS rev,
~, lunches 81 5oqs3. box. 15cG. 81 %, old bhl
81 aoNSe. CABBAGEs. new. crate s, 2nnsi 62:
case $@Gs2 25: CrCu MBBRs. baske,. s2asS,
CHIrORY, bbi, 81 5eas3 ~: ESCARoLE. bbl
50 .,Oasi. EGGpLANTS Florida. box, So 2'vdi
8. ~. cuban 81 T5dss Is: HoRSERADISH. 100
r. sGGss: KALE bbl. slmSl q: LETTUCE.
basket. 55cmSe 30: T.EEKS, 100 punches, s2as5,
LIMA BEANS. tasket. slnSi 30. okRA. car
rieT M sl6s3. PARSLEY. curly h6l: 81 sq@s;
x 5oasi *. PEAS FLORIDA basket. s2a$5:
south Carolina. s39s5. Bermuda. hslt boxes 81
asa. PEPPERS box S2dsJ. carrier. 81 30ns2.
ROMAiNE southern. basket, siNS1 -. Bermuda,
R"HsDisiiEs basket. siasl 90 sTRING BEANS.
SQUASH new. box. sIasi 80. Tt.RNIPs. Iuts-
baga hbl. siGsl - white. -slqsl 50; ToMA-
ToTS Florida carrier I5casi 20 Cuban. coed
81. WATERCREss. 100 bunches, sid$2
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
GOVERNMENT BONDS

Tho following shows Yesterday o,o.rnd ,rnd
quotations for government ooh"H'
with Saturday r. ,,rug
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
70 Bermuda and Yves, indies. "a 5"
QUOTATIONS. FOR BEEvEs.

Total exports to all ports, ,sS' 2'9oo' '''''
Tota exports to all ports last o nm . no
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
RAILROAD EARNINGS,

nuLvTH SOUTH SHORE = ATLANTIC
Sei ssrhinss'. 1854 5sIsi 4i,ei4
nehei, ...... S7S.s73 ssS Ssei sGo.6
Gross earnings. 81, 1925? s2i.s55s H.rssS
pe6ci, ...... sso.?s5 ss7 s,oT sss
LoUIsv1LLE & NASHVILLE.
Month of Feb
Ss%''s z: ,f9s: 4 :. Isl $ s 4:
Ne, earning spIa,o5s si.olo7s7 SEQ aeO
Gross earnngs s3s eoS iat sss 4ss.4sa see 7es al
EXP and taxes '2s eaa.e54 e2.576.s7a aas7s<1S
Net enrnnss.. sael23S7 siLsiooS ee:se 'es
sE.A6oARD AIR LINE.
Month o. Feb 1911 1910 Increasa.
,qs' fTs ass ssrP9s 9ss: iSlsss 'Iss 'ssss s
JNot .srninss::. ssia.ses sti4.s7o s7%t's,I
Gro.s earnings si4Ios 500 sl2.aa1e3o $l.l7ls1sj
Exp. and taxes. aes2.os2 s;s7+.&7 i0af6
Net earnings siI1434T ss,s51.5es Sl6cAt
ST LOUIS. ROCKY MOUNTAIN Pacific
Month Of Feb
Gross earnings. $780, ss5 Gie,o6I ls1!
EXP. and taxes. 91,e42 lll.1s l5s%S
Net earnings. $3l,f43 SoiST ~SWeoI
Charges ....... 33.4o1 S4,45 'i9<rl
-
;; surplus ss58S sassS 'sRtes;;
July l-Feb 2s
Cross earnings 81 457li2 s12Ss.s5s sles3<l
EYE. ard taxes. HtS6I0 tS.4ps tScfrl
Ne. earnings. sbf44s7 s425.49o sss,oort
ii srrea -. 2sos04 go. 4o3 'a64o
Surplus ..... S253S5, SiS5.aI7 ts1 SS3i
Decrease. =,
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE 4 CHICAGO.
Al wei, in Nch sasolS scslW &iS9,
jelly Nch 25. i.St726i i2is.7T5 ia.kso'
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04

ELCiN BUTTER MARKET.
Elgin April 3.-BUrrEs-s,esdy. eie.
Output, 400. .0D ID.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04

Shares.
,,... ,,,s,srr s,es- comrarv common - !ar5
49,, ,,-as,or, s,oar t-o,,nsrv rreferreI II ~,
t-..Y- Idaho Sugar Company. preferred .... * -
(ubsn-A American Sugar COMPANY common !! -
Cufen- American Sugar CouTan. preferred : 30
continental Sugar Company. common on--..- 5'o"'
The answer filed in behalf Of the defend
ants bv the law firn of Parsons. Closson y
NoTlysire also bears the name Of John q.
Milhurn as Of counsel
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
STOCKS

bv Frederic n. Hatch q Co. New
York ard Boston
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
la.316 S.42i 40. .54s ~. 3.sl5
.1l.ii6 I.Iit 3i.II3 -. enl

WEEKLY EXPORTS.
Live Live Qrs. of
Steamer cattle sheen beef
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
COUNTRY PRODUCE MARKETS.

October.
Ncyenlbc-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
LIVESTOCK MARKET.

New York. Arri
WEEKLY RECEIPTS.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04

Paris. April Three rer cen, rem p5iS
-rntiroos Prices were HrnI on the BodrSe'
New-York tribune., 1911-04-04
CASH QUOTATIONS.
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

r n h anoat.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-20
|[., rescott Daily News
 evsL,sHE0 BY 1ews Printing Go.

:. s,.oni class mil matter |atstsa g. if atb, 1905, at the postofice rsfnDs, ,4t t', Ark, under the act of ,srsss, srsss' March g. lS79-
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-20
Seats for everybody
see how little they could hear of the proceedings.

The House and Senate on We'd nesday adopted a concurrent res olution by Senator Logan re- questing President Taft to ap- point Judge Jos. NJ. Hill of Fort Smith, former chief justice, to fill the vacancy caused by the death of John H. Rogers of Fort Smith.
 There was no opposition in the Senate, but in the House several opposed it, led by Mr. Russell, the republican leader, who said: Action at this time is untimely. Judge Rogers body was not cold until Judge Hill was being boost ed as his successor The Arkan- sas Legislature is not in a posi- tion to ask such recognition at the hands of a republican presi- dent, notwithstanding the fact that President Taft often ap. points democrats to high official positions. The House has passed several resolutions unfriendly to the administration at Washing ton, and in every instance the Legislature has refused to con- sider any measure giving minor ity representation to the presi- dents party. The republican party in Arkansas is not wanting in men who would grace the bench.
 Lewis of St. Francis offered an amendment substituting c. F. Greenlee ofBrin kley, which was rejected and the resolution then prevailed by an overwhelming majority.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-20
Wash Those PimpIes Off

Use D. D. D., that mild, sooth- ing wash, that recognized rem edy for Eczema and all skin troubles. First drops take away that awful burning itch, cleanse the skin-wash away every pim- ple-every impurity. Nothing like D. D. D. for the complexion.
 Get 25c trial bottle today, - worth ten times it's cost to have a bottle in the house. At any rate drop into our store to talk over the merits of this wonderful prescription.
 Hesterly Drug Store, Pres colt, Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-20
A Reader Cures His
 Constipation n-Ty it Free
Simple way for any family good of all its members

The editors of "TIealth Hints" and "Questions and Answers" have one Ques- ton that is put to them more often than any other. and which. strangely enough. they find the most difficult to answer That is How can 1 cure my constipa- tion?'
 Dr. Caldwell, an eminent specialist in diseases of the stomach, liver and bowels has looked the whole field over, has prac- tlsed the speciality for forty years and is convinced that the ingredients contained in what is called Dr. Caldwels Syrup Pepsin has the best claim to attention from con- stipated people.
 Its success in the cure of stubborn con- stipation has done much to displace the use of salts, waters. strong cathartlcs and such things. Syrup Pepsin, by .train- ing the stomach and bowel muscles to again do their work naturally. and with
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-20

it's tonic ingredients strengthening the nerves, brings about a lasting cure. Among it's strongest supporters are MT. John Graveline of 9S Milwaukee Ave-. homa City and thousands of others. It can be obtained of any druggist at fifty cents and one dollar bottle. or if you want to try 1t first free sample bottle can be obtained by writing the doctor.
 pr. Caldwell does not feel that the purchase of his remedy ends his obli- gation. He has specialized in stomach, liver and bowel diseases for over forty years and will be pleased to give the reader any advice on the subject free of charge. All are welcome to write him. Whether for the medical advice or the free sample address him pr. W. B. Caldwell. aO2 Caldwell building Monticello. III.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-20
rMAN'S CHRISTIAN ! TEMPERANCE UNION

rto liouor manufacturer em- ars ase one person for each s4'-
 oo oanital invested, while the
 srage of other lines is ., one o,p per, ao
 p employed for each sl' 'oiz'2o
 pital invested. =
 rD mt it a little differently, if
 1. capital now invested in the |,,ufacture of intoxicants were Rested in other lines of produc- l, f would give employment to (,s rorsons, whereas now it only finishes employment to 94l. In her words the investment of
 j5s,955 in the manufacture of .;rk in Kansas City alone, boriyes 3,652 persons or the cht to earn the living to which py and their families are en- Aled. That, too, to say nothing
 the worse than waste Of the ore than five million dollars ut the thinker pays for the tuf over the bar.
 A little comparison in special he's will, perhaps, fix things bet in our minds. If that S4,55S,- 8 were invested in the manu. Flood products, as represented hder the heads of bakeries, can- ug, creameries, flour, ect., in- ksd of employing 941 people, "a! workers would be on the FrOols.
 #Ifused in the manufacture of lick and tiles, 3,547 helpers uuld be needed to man the fac ries instead of the 941 now at prk, or 2,606 more persons kuld get employment.
 Nobody can say that these le- jimate industries are overdone. his great army of drinkers, not tsay any thing of their families puld each year use millions of hllars worth of bread stuff and pndlng material if the drink Rs elimated, instead of going (Aelterless, clotheless, bookless nd hungry as they now are.
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-20
HIS WASTED
 EFFORTS

If Pearlie Fattershall had told him 10 shave his hair in tufts and to walk down Main street on his hands and his heels in the air Tom Flanz would have obeyed her.
 At least that's what everybody in town said. They also said it was per fectly ridiculous what a slave a man could make of himself just because he had fallen In love with girl.
 That fall Pearlie began raving over the football players on the state uni versity team, whose pictures were in all the weekly papers. and what made 1t more serious was the fact that Ben Iirlit one of the town boys and a rival of Toms, was on the team. Tom shivered to think of the holiday vaca- tion, when Ben would be home and Pearlie could worship him in person.
 Tom realized to the full the vaga- r1es of the feminine heart He knew that mere worth did not count against brass buttons or brawn and Ben Tir- lit certainly had plenty of the latter. He looked like a young OK, Tom bit s~AAJ iNANStS0r db AhS AOOtboiA team as pictured in the window of Petersons drug store.
 Every time he went to call on Pear lie nowadays she recited the football scores to him and inquired If he didn't think the run that Ben Tirlit made m the last game was perfectly wonder full! She said she just loved athletic men
 That settled it. Tom Flanz was built on fat and bulky lines, but if Pearlie liked 'em athletic, why, ath- leuc he would be. There was some thing heroic about Tom Flanz's whole souled sacrifice of himself. What he really liked was big plateful of buckwheat cakes for bre fast and an easy chair and riding nstead of walking, but he held grin 7 10 his diet, religiously swung h Indian clubs, painstakingly worked his pat ent exerciser and walked five miles a day
 I'm training down." he told Pearlie Fattershall with pride. "I really have got lot of musclel"
 Have you?" she asked, absently. 'I shouldn't have thought it. Did you college?"
 What chance, Tom Flanz reflected desperately on the way home, had fellow tied down by business against great lazy loafer at school. who did nothing but chase football over the ground? Then he redoubled his exer- else
 It was such a serious matter with him that his friends began to take an interest. They all knew that Tom was immolating himself because Pear | lie Fattershall liked athletic nfen. l They took personal interest in his | cutting out Ben Tirlit, and when that young gentleman came home at holi- l Hay time and took Pearlie to the dance they were indignant. They considered that she was playing un- 1 Iairly.
 But Tom kept on with his exercise and his diet. He began to grow thin, naturally, but that did not satisfy him, Tor he yearned for the bulk and Drawn of Tirlit. However he could not have the bulk without achieving 1t by tat. and this worried him. He read all the sporting pages Of the city newspapers in order to en- | iiven his conversation by scores and ! gossip and thus prove to Pearlie that he took an abiding interest in ath- tetics. Instead of being impressed by this she took 1t as a matter of course.
 People do like sports and athr 1 iattcs" she sighed Did. you happen
The Prescott daily news., 1911-04-20
WILL
 < ADJOURN MAY B

mere Will be no further ex- Eason of the Legislature beyond | lS,if Speaker Milwee can
 event it. He announced Wed.
 aaay' from the chair, that
 " Ol the papers had been say. s 'ue session would be extend
 " 'uhe2' So far as he was
 s'fned, he proposed to ad-
 e'u oh May 13, and if there
 S' any further extension, they E'ala have to elect a new Speak. s' ne would refuse to serve sef' lie expressed his willing. |,s ,s' 10 work longer hours each |,s. qua hold night sessions in Is, . 70 expedite business, and Iton.;a..' s' 'ne rest of the term ap. Ipsa s',a'l0n as bills and other privi. fRay. "''' nave 'he1rlght
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Another Runko.

Did the Man Eating Turk really come from Turkey?" asked the stranger at the wrestling bout.
 No. pal" whispered the diamond hedecked promoter, The came from Beef Corners, Me.
 "Then how in the world did he get the name of Hairu%
 "Why, his first name was Uriah. hut he turned it around backward to give it an oriental flavor"
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to notice what the last football score was?"
 q can lift ten pounds more than any other man in town" Tom told her one day late in the winter.
 -"Can you?" Pearlie asked politely. What's the use?"
 Tom Flanz's jaw dropped. TT thought you liked athletic men!" he stammered out You're so crazy over the football news and Ben Tirlit and things like that. live been trying to qualify, Pearlie knew you wouldn't like me just for myself and I've been working hard at athletics this winter can't play football, but I can do lots of other things!"
 Pearlie Fattershall looked at him with startled eyes. Do you mean to say" she began. indignantly, that you've deliberately gone about getting thin and scrawny and like pickled chicken. as you have been lately, be- cause you thought I'd like you betterf My goodness, Tom Flanz, l like you heaps better when you're fat and com fortable, and don't care If you're ath- letic or not, Why. you-are you!"
 "Pearlie," breathed Tom Flanz in A voice broken with emotion, why the dickens didn't you tell me that early last fall? Think of all the buck wheat cakes I've missed!"
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