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The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-13

day. Second only to the American Leagues resolution was the interest attached to the making public of a peppery letter written by John Brush, president of the New York Club, 10 August Hermann November 27, sl answer to certain inquiries propounded by the National Commis- sion.
 Mir. Brush declared that after in vestigating the scandal, T have been able to trace but one ticket for the worlds series from legitimate hands to a patron through scalper and that ticket passed through the hands oa August SHerrmann, chairman Of the National Commission, to B. B Johnson, president of the American League in Philadelphia.
 The gentleman who used the ticket sat between August Hermann and John E. Bruce, secretary of the National Commission. in the seat allotted to B. B. Johnson by Chair man Hermann for the third same and
 lie informed Chair man siierrrfaii;i Secretary Bruce and President Lynch. who also sat next to Herr maan that he bought the seat from a scalper outside of the park for five dollars.
 To President Johnson, the Ameri can League, left the task of stop ping gambling in baseball pools in its circuit He also was given full power to act for the league on the resslest Of the international and Pa cific Coast sLeagues and American Association for higher classification MT. Johnson, it is understood, will vote for the higher rating they de- sire.
 For winning the worlds champion ship, the Philadelphia club was given the congratulations of the league and it's thanks. embodied in formal and laudatroy resolution. Another reso- lution awarded to Umpire Sheridan 8 medal of honor for past services and placed him upon the pension list.
 Purely routine matters were discus- sed and transacted, it was given out, hy the directors, whose meeting pre- ceded the leagues session. This ap- piled also to the National League.
 Under the caption ''notes from the presidents report" & statement issu- ed by the National League recites that 2,4S0 baseballs were used dur ing 1911; that 87 postponed and tie games and 62 double headers were played. that 90 players had been sus.- pended and 20 tines imposed.
 St. Louis was congratulated tor it's fight for position and department, but one player being disciplined. Il was also announced the league had signed Umpixe owsl, formerly ot the American Association.
 Tonight q banquet was given by the Philadelphia Americans to the Baseball Writers Association, which was attended by most of the mag mates.
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OXFORD BEATS CAMBRIDGE

London. Dec. 12.--Oxford UnIver- sity defeated Cambridge University In the annual Rugby football match played at queens Club today. by g score of l9 so O..
The Sentinel=record., 1911-12-13

Washington, D. C., Dec. t2--Fore- cast for Arkansas: Fair Wednesday and Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-13
WHEELING LNTaLLIoHNCER, THURSDAY APRIL ts 1e11-

violent break IN the last hour left
only b1A net gain. One reason for
the reaction was the discovery that
the advance had not stimulated to
any important extent the demand here
for cash wheat On account OF splen-
did rains, futures closed at y to y
down. oats on u 70 \ and hog pro
ducts irregular ~ up to IN reduct-
ion In cost.
Speculative excitement in regard to
the May delivery counteracted during
most OF the session the influence that
would ordinarily have controlled the
price OF wheat Apparently the
spring wheat sections now have ample
moisture for the beginning OF se-S
operations without any drawback.
Unsettled weather weakened corn
except at times when strength of
wheat has overpowering effect.
Oats for a while advanced because
eastern buyers were said TO be out.
stripping Chicago In purchases at In
terror Illinois cities. Longs however.
were good sellers on the rise and
there was a decline late with other
grain.
Packers took the buying side In pro-
visions and partly Offset the effect OF
liberal run Of hogs.
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Great Dizziness Hits Market
Very Little Movement In the Wall
Street Market on Wednesday.

NEW YORK. April 12.-Speculation
IN stocks was all but suspended today
and prices barely changed Almost
the only business done consisted of
the evening up OF accounts in prepar-
alton for the Easter holidays. in ad-
vance OF which traders did not de-
sire TO embark upon fresh ventures.
There was some further selling by
tired holders. and the drift of the
market continued downward although
the short selling OF yesterday was not
resumed. In the last half hour OF
trading prices were advanced TO the
best OF the day on somewhat more
urgent inquiry from the short inter
est. and the close showed small net
gains for most OF the active issues.
Much OF the time the market was al
a standstll During the noon hour
sales amounted to less than 5000
shares, the lowest for an hours bust
ness in many years. Total sales for
the day were 100000 shares, the low
record in about two years.
pennsylvania was one OF the few
stocks which displayed any activity.
4 broke nearly a point when the
- VS. came that the directors had ar
ranged definitely for 10 per cent allot-
ment 10 shareholders. The outcome
or this Offering will be watched with
unusual interest I'm view OF the fact
that ii will be the first in several
years 10 be made direct TO the stock
holders instead OF to underwriting
syndicates. The last previous offer
ing direct 10 stockholders met with
indifferent success. and traders. in
Wow Of this fact. Interpreted todav's
Offering as a bearish factor, and sold
the stock
Missouri Pacific. which broke with
pennsylvania, rallied before the close
ana ended the day with a slight gain
More than 10000 shares OF this
stock have been sold in the last fort
eht. and the source Of the liouida-
uun remains a puzzle
The weekly review OF the iron
trade indicated that i'm point Of bust
ness the markets for finished mater
las and for pig iron have been quiet-
er In the last week than In any other
week since January. Reports OF price
shading on several lines were con
trEed by Pittsburg advices.
Bonds were irregular. Total sa1os
pas value. S2.276.O0O
- I. 5. Bonds were unchanged NJ,
Nall VI"
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Hon O. O. buchanan and wife ~
Canton. 3D.. were Welisburg visitors ou
Tuesday.
Harry Worthen has accepted posi-
fuu in 'laeriu Taile. O.
Miss k.roa HOOK OF sfcuhsutlfIo
visited frriuds in WcIlqbrue on Tues
day
dr. and Mrs 4 o. Neville returned
recently from Sew York city. where
lr Neville la building "a scenic auto
mobile track.
Albert Surdskcr has returned Oh
.HI r-rIrr AFTER "a few day business
visit ln WcuqlurE
Airs ~aI.ir Ii.a1 has returned from
weeks Nirit with relatives ln Wells
burg
hies Irer H'ankeneop returned rec
c'ntt ff'm OH several wt..s visit with
friends ln cleveland. Cd.
Reese Joseph nf ToHlnaIrn frft ON
Iuesoi. iHr a business VISIT fo Sew
knnaiurfon and Nrkrreu.rf Pa
charles Douglass Of Wheeling yIsIt-
'd nu Wednesday lt thr homo uf Mr.
and Mrs 3d. PECAN
a three hour service viii hr held toe
marrow Good Fritll at 'he Ep~co-
pnl church from i- to b. rn.
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lnsPsetsd Road

Tuesday marked the real beginning
~ "a boulevard between W,Isbure and
wheeling when the Brooke county
commissioners and other traVersed the
county road from Short Creek 20
clieruhE All the &C. r.,dad To- gain
boulevard IL Cor the authorities
or 'fo tsSu..
lowing compri7ed the party. ATTORNEY
y & Chapman. Thrs charlton. o. y.
sands. a. B Reeves D. a. Iallauce.
Dr. NJ. ". Glass. Joseph wilson CLYDE
Wells. w. p. smith. Geo b. Stifel. r.
Douglas. calvin Beck and Samuel
Baxter
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EELLSBURG
Rev. D. w. Calderwood Funeral To-
day-Other News Of Wells
burg Of Interest.

The funeral Of Rev. d. W. Calder
wood. who died on Monday night. will
ne held this afternoon at O'Clock
IRON the christian church. The inter
ment VIII ic madc In Brooke cemetery.
Rev Caldcr'vooi was pastor Of the
christian church In this city during
the civil war. about sixteen years ago
ne stopped preaching on account Of
poor health. IL. 81 survived by his
widow and Two sons and two daugh-
tiers. Rev. +. ~. Riddle. pastor OF the
Chfistion church. viii have charge Of
the funeral scrl ices.
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FIRES At OFFICER
Prisoner Lodges In Jail Holds Police
az Bay Win = Toy Pistoi-Was
In Mob Disorder.

ur-I7f fH.raf.n On fnr rrfrllf.rr.rr
WESTON. vs.. Va. April f2 C w
Town end. ono Of rho mon indicted
for leading fhc mob against Furnish.
the negro rapisf. was arrested today
ON o. charge ~ drunkenness and die
orderly conduct. lodccd iu tho city
iaIL and afterwards held thc officers
at BAY for several hours by dischurg.
ine small blank cartridges from o. toy
u..fnf
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Easter Services

special Easter services will be rend-
cred in each OF the down town church
IS on Easter sunday special music
Will be rendered 10y the several choirs.
The choir OF ChrisJs r. r. church will
hold rrhcarsals this evening and to-
morrow evening ~ the church The
Ladies Of the church has made new
Nestmcnts for tAr choir and tnav Will
he worn Tor the lrst time on sunday
morning
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Metals.
NEW
copper
YORK-St Standard

Wv lUhh-Standard copper
weak: spot $1i G5Tll rs: lake.
SIP 3'i- az 80; elecjrolytic. So I2is
q p "7ia; casting. $l1 S71.G12 %.
London steady; spot. c53. l2s. sd
and futures. c54. IS Tin firm. SPOT.
SO 1902 30. Sales. ten tons. Lon
don firm. spot c1f9 and futures
G1S9. Load dull. s. 1914 20. Lon
don. cl2. ISIS. 9d. Spelter firm. s. 45
as -. Sales. 10000 pounds spot
London. E22. los. Iron. cleveland
warrants. 46s. 10tsd in London. Lo-
c-liy iron was steady.
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Total balance in general fund $50.
1915.
Ordinary receipts yesterday ST.
l2S.595; disbursements s. .438.774.
urplus 10 date this fiscal wear s572.-
tt6 against a deficit OF Sl6.5U2 1872
last year.
Panama canal and public debt
transactions excluded.
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rrr.HI f...Hfr. f. OH. frfaffIrerr.r
WESTON. w. Va April 49, Tho
much discussed D. H Price. alleged
Wholesale forcDr and recently ad.
Judged iunatic. who was released from
tho hospital for the insane q few DAYS
ngo that hc mirht so 10 Baltimore
to undergo on operation for tubor
cuI0ua Jos. and who was arrested
whom ho arrived OF Clarksburg was
brought back to Weston to day and
is in thc hospital again
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Conno.

Special D'eTat-h 70 the Tnrellfcen~er.
NEW YORK. April l2.-Havre mar.
k"'. advanced one half franc. May
futures closed offered AZ loo. july
closed offered az 1o.03c. September
closed offered az Csc. December
closed offered At gGG. March closed
offered ~ ".72. Rio No. {. quoted at
l2c. Market steady.
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ere lli fI.arrftr Goo ne IrffIirrrn~er
WESTON. W Va. April ia
postal card. written by D. Vs. Ross.
cashier OF che National Exchange
bank ~ Weston. and mailed ty him
o. Benson. Arizona. Starch p. 1870.
was received here yesterday Tho
word 'missenf" stamped on fhe fare
OF fhc card is The only explanation
for ifs having been ono wear. one
month and ono day ln transit
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COUNTY AUDIT
State Tax Department % Take VI
Work In Monongalis County
Soon

MORGANTOWN. W.. Va. April az
An audit OF the accounts boz tho
fhcrins office is 90 be begun soon
nv auditors from Tho state tax com
Office Tho audit will hc.
gin with the term o. ovShorlT Barker
and VIII likely be made by the Of
hcials who have just concluded the
audit in Braxf0n county
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Cotton.

NEW YORK The cotton goods
markets were steady 20 firm with
trade generally quiet Yarns are
quiet some small export trade is re-
ported In brown cottons and prints.
Innings ny" quiet Jobbers are do.ag
"a very light house business.
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Sure Scheme.

How do you know when YOUR hus-
oand forgets to mail the letters YOU
give him." '01
always put a card addressed 70
Tyseif among en-. II don't ger 4,
costs a cent" NiS
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PuIsar, Cheese EoOs

NtW YORK Butter firm. receipts
t9Zs. Creamery extras. 20isc.
Choose steady. unchanged. receipts
1858. Eggs irrecluar. receipts A.
'tN Fresh gathered selected extras.
tSN19lsc
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NEW YOVk Money ON call steady.
age rer cent. wInE rate. .e. Der
cont. closing bid 2a. per cent offer
ed af 1fa pcr cent Time loans easy.
Gn days. chu2a per cent. 91 DAYS.
ga per cent. r'v months. g per cent
Prime mercantile paper ga fo 81.
rnr cent sterling exchange firm with
actual business in bankers bills 90
81 Nf' Tor 90 day bile end OF
81 sfa. Tor demand Commercial
blue. ~ saA Dor silver. -7tt..
Mexican dollars $50 Gov eminent
bonds steady Railroad bonds irree
uiar
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HEAT
Excited Buying on Part OF Shorts Run
the Price Of Wheat Up,
Brisk Ercak Occurs

CHICAGO. April 12-ExCited buy
IN eot Nay wheat on the part 81 'so
shorts today Tan UP the price Of that
option nearly , cents bushel but a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-04-13

Out to luneheon-Back In I'VE
minutes" read the sign on the door.
Are you sure he will get back that
soon asked the anxious caller.
m" said the wise Once boy.
he ain got the price Of a ten min
utes' lunch In his clothes"
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Baron's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W Va, April u. II.
The following quotations on ;ns more
active Wheeling stocks s~e corrected
daily for The lntelliEencer by Geo. Y,
'ar"n, local broker. and r. h Msrshun
Bond Department
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where n Romapcer
The Poetical Gent-You arc the in
splrauon Of my best poems.
Inc Practical Naid-You owe me-
q PEI cent Of your royalties then.
Let's talk business.
Relief.
Gee. amt II q great relief when
you've bean suffering from soothachs
TO summon up your courage and 20
TO dentist and have Il over With"
I Euess 30. Did the dentist re-
heve your"
You bet! He wasn't I'M
The Real Job.
Him-1-I don't know how TO tell
you how i love you.
Her-Dont worry about that-Pn
take II as II comes. What you want
TO get nervous about Is how to tell
papa about IT.
Titan.
NY sweethesrts hair, rnysterfous raro-
What Is Its secret. what Its tfsckf
Al night IL seems like spun EoId's
BY daylight. like a piece Of bricki
Don't MIrA IT,.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Slow.
Rye-No. >. 9Od92.
Barley-Feed or mixing. 7Cd soc:
fair to choice mailing. l.O201.1Oc.
Flax Seed-No. /. southwestern
+3ia: No. /. northwestern . 55ih;
Timothy Seed -Sl1 75G12 90.
Clover-S15 90.
Pork Mess per bbl.. Sl5 1916 90.
Lard-Per 100 lbs. 81 7507 77Ib.
Short Rlbs-S!des tlocseD. s. 5O6
p; short clear sides tboxed s. 25
rs 37i2.
UNION STOCK YARDS. Pittsburg.
April l2.-Cattle steady. light Choice
So 5016 G5: prime 36 l5a6 40.
sheep lcAt. Prime wethers
50 SOa4 p; culis and common 81 90
az 80. lambs s. SOTO 90: veal
calves s. 50GS 0O. Hogs STEADY.
light. Prime ,heavys 81 20a6 30:
mediums So 7O1f -: heavy workers
IS s5MG so; light workers. and pigs
So S506 90; rcuehs s. co05 80.
CHICAGO. April Cattle re-
seipis 1900 head. market dull.
Eecyes s. 15G6 30. Texas steers
- 1903 -. western steers 81 SoT
-: stockers ard feeders 81 ODls
-; cows and leifcrs s. e1uj 80:
calves s. 031; O1. tIogs-Ecceipts
$4,000 head. market weak 90 opening
prices. Light 81 1915 -: mixed
So 050G 80. heavy So 75NG 30;
rough g. 75GG oJ. GOOD ~ choice
heavy Sc nOG6 90. pigs SC Sac 50:
bulk OF sales So 1896 81. Sheep
Receipts $4,000 head. market weak.
Native 80 000i goo. wDttern s. l5U
3 O.; ycarlings s. i'T- 20: lambs.
native 81 75GG -. western 81 75Q
o p.
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Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. April 10. II.
Tie active Tit.~-ur- st..-.s. corr. e.,
sally by q T. Msst-n * Co. bankers
80 ,1f1t"rs. Rational En-narSe l.ana
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Employer 0 want n boy who ls ah
7oIufe'r Trustworthy DO sou ever
Give business secrets away
Applicant Not much boss. 7 sells
Cm.-Iudro.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. PA. April 12.-Credit
balances 1870. Runs o.. 1871: average
i20.S5t: shipments 235. 7G3. average
igu. 33q.
NEW YORk-sLlaard Oh. 90 90
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Don't Mind That.

Prospective Patient (tImhly) Il
thought this was Painless Dental
Parlor?"
Dentist treassuringly)-It Is.
Prospective Patient-But what are
those awful yells hear9
Dentist-Oh. those are from the
charity patients,
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@

SAYS the Boarding House Phiioso-
- pher:
Ny wife has decided TO economire
ey breaking me Of the poker habit"
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9 q = y 81 EE..SS tx ~ a. SO
Total sales s.45s shares
New York Curb Market.

WHEELING. W. Va. April ~, III
Reported by a. r. .rasten - CO l. =
Brand. manager; msmbsrs New YorE
STOCK Exchange
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WAS JUNCTION. APRIL ra-M tho
BEGINNING ~ business TODAY the CON.
alion of Tho United states treasury
waa
WORKING balance ln Tho treasury of.
nrr' s-'.h',.9's in banks and Philip.
pine treasury Sc .f1T12G.
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On lines having reKuisr express ser
nfty pounds Or OF large bulk. viii NOS
be cnrried on passenger cara
AL LINES-DaiIy except SUNDAY
no shipments. except emergency ship
Iuents or meticine. will be carried q
passenger cars between 600 and Sis
9 -
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Western Justica

western Judge-Hoss thief, you're
found guilty BY tn jury. Have y
anything to say as to why I shouldn't
soak y tn limit?
Prisoner-Well. Judge. It wasn't
your boss I stole.
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LIVE STOCK.
Ualoa 80 YnraE.

WHEELING. W Va. April Il. III.
taI-VI
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. April i. II.
The following qnuvs -Ions on $40 more
actlNe NhoelinS stocks arc corrrc.sd
dai!y for the InteliiCence- by Howar.
Haziett 2 son. local brokers:
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Taxing Effect june IL. lsoA

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELI1SBU RA
Leave
22nd street I..~.
10 = ms Wellsbura
1:90 p. m 1S.o5 49,.
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Masculine.

In huffy stun and lacy pun
Ano oillowy things. you will agree
That she-you know her well enough
She looks a myryteryl
But when she nirts in r,annlsh shirt,
And boots and ties. ~ seems to me.
she looks - though she retains he
skirts
She looks-ah-afIster-yi
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Celts Won Two.

The Colts took two out Of three
games from the Shamrocks NJ the
Linton alleys by the following scores
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New York Stock EXCHANGE

.'toCh exchange
WHEELING. ". Va. April y. II.
= range or activs syoc~s IN IN. "
= n, = -Hange- corrected daily o.
p N"Stcn g. Co. br5kers "
STOCKS High. Low Close 7sI--.ss.
fAnr -
Am. Beet sugar. % 424 "a 80
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MOUND5vILLE LINE
WHEELING and AOUNDsVILLR
Leave
10th street La.
Wheeling Hound.~tf,a
1000 a N. I.Sa = -
S:3op-m-
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-24
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The physical deterioration among
oar people is coming to such a low
state as to enable us to no longer COM
colOred men who have accomplished
wonders in the athletic world, some
having become champions of the
world, but as whole we would rather
sit and boast of their glory than try
to do something ourselves.
The introduction of physical cul-
ture among us will develop people 50
strong and healthy that the ancient
Greeks. could they see us, would be
filled with admiration. Physical cul-
ture does not mean to merely develop
muscle but to train the vital organs
in proportion so as to produce health
and strength.
The two most precious jewels are
health and strength. They are in the
care of the body which protects them
from being stolen. The human sys-
tenn is the greatest wonder in the
world It is constantly attacked by
disease germs. which necessarily
make inroads on our health Every
one is subjected to this siege and the
prevention of disease depends upon
how long the body can ward off the
enemy. BY training the body SO as
to strengthen the organs along with
the exterior, one will be able to with
stand the fast pace of the Twentieth
Century.
By EDWARD (BUD) THOMAS.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-24
JACK JOHNSON is IT.

JACK Johnson the American Negro
heavy weight prize fighting champion
of the world, is certainly creating a
big sensation in dear old London.
some people think that Jacks trip
abroad was solely to see the king and
60 be present at the Coronation, but
not so. Jack saw where he could make
few thousand dollars out of the trip,
and that is why he went abroad most
". It is quite true that he is spending
a lot OF money at this grand occasion,
but he won't be none the loser in the
end. and furthermore look at the no.
toriety that he is getting. Why in a
way. Jack is as big to do in London
today as the king.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-24
STAGE NOTES.

Otis n. Mcdaniel. formerly of this
city. is stage manager of Robinson's
Park. Dyerburg. Tenn.
Bryant and Harris. new novelty
act, was quite a hit at the Academy
theatre. Newark, N. j.. last week.
John H. Cooper. yentriloquist, was
the headliner at the Lyric theatre, Ho-
boken. n. j.. last week and was a
scream.
Arthur L. Prince. the clever hoop
roller. who is playing throughout the
Eastern States. is classed as the
worlds coming champion in the art
Of hoop rolling His act scored tre-
mendous hit last week at the Oliver
theatre, Ossining, New York.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-24
EDWARD KING IN TOWN.

The prince of good fellows, Mr.. Ed
ward King. of Colorado Springs, has
been spending the week in this city
in conpany with the Springs golfers.
who are playing out to the Denver
County club. Mr.. King is the only Ne
gro in the state that holds the prom
inent osition as manager in white
mans club. And the beauty part of
the situation is that he hasn't got the
swell head and is a true sportsman,
q. property owner. a loving husband
and father and friend that is a
friend. And on the whole there is
nothing too good that could be said
about him and Mr.. King is ever well
come to Denver.
Franklin's paper the statesman., 1911-06-24
NOTICE.

Kansas City. Kans., June 12, 1911.
To- The Statesman:
/ would like to find my mother
through your paper il possible. The
last heard Of her she was in Denver,
Colo, about IL years ago. Her name
was, Milnia West Johnson, her age
about SIS years. her height about S
feet. her complexion brown skin.
weight about 145. She has two sons,
Henry and Robert West. Would like
to flnd her, dead or living.
Send any information to
ROBERT WEST,
1920 Ann avenue. Kansas City
Kansas.