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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
Clubnlan Protests.

a challenge from some other English
yachtsman than Sir Thomas Upton for
the Americas cup is anticipated by mem
bers OF the New York Yacht club.
The vote in rejection of Liptons terms
vas given as Unanimous, but this
means unanimty Of only forty out Of the
500 members Of the club who attended
last nights meeting. The forty mem
hers however, were all that were privl-
legged TO vote as the balloting was con-
Gnnd 10 the actual hoat-owning members
present. Among other members there
was some protest against the arbitrary
action OF the club. Evans r. Dick. Jr.. a
member Of the club, who expressed such
a protest, declared that the motion to re-
iect the challenge was Tailroaded
through the meeting.
The vachtsmen of this country admit
almost unanimously he said, that the
type OF yacht which has defended the
club within recent years has been the
sort Of a vessel which makes for all that
is undesirable In yachting. The present
yacht racinC measurements OF the New
York Yacht club were made TO drive this
type Of yacht out OF existence. The re-
cent defenders have been racing machines
pure and simple. which are and can be
Of no use whatsoever for the purpose ol
Yachting after the race. They are either
broken UP for junk or kept out OF COM
mission during the long intervals be
tween races.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
VESTED RIGHTS, IS
TO |, JUAREZ WINNER
Long Shot Goes Over Unex-
pectedly After Many Fail
ureS in Poorer Company.
BY International News Service.

By international News Service
ELL PASO, Tex. March 1S-The sur
prise of the day at Juarez was the win
ming Of Vested Rights. quoted at 16 to l
In the books. Forsythe rode nicely
judged race, Track fast. Results:
Firpt race. SIX furlongs-BIy Myer. li2 Gar
teri. to 1. won; oscuro. 113 (McCabo) 80 to l.
second: King Earl. 100 tdroth). 8 TO 1. third
Time l:l6 SIS. Nike Molott Horizon. Abe
siupskey. Dclmns. Fair Louise Lee Harrison IL
Gay Ruth Esther and Florence Krpp also ran.
Second race. six furouss-Ramaey. liz (Gross)
10 10 /, won: Venetian. los tgobbins). to i.
second: Ocean Queen. 1lo Carter, 6 to l. third.
Timo. 1;1< l-6. Milt Jones. stsriin Fort John
son. Country Boy, Crossovsr. Amohalko and Auto
Girl also ran
Third race. mile-Compton lis t,rons) 4
10 /, won. Helen Scott. I03 tMcCabe) s 70 J.
second; ZinkRnd. los (HIlD. 10 J. third. Time.
l;t2 i-6. Gretchen G.. Barney Oldfield Royal
River, Sadie Shapiro. Oswald B. aud Clint Tucker
Fourth race. six turlongs-vcstcd Rights. 10
GoSyth). ls 10 !, won: Truly. liz (Ciroth), even,
second; Pampiuca. 100 tKcdcrls). 10 TO / third
Timo 1:i4 s-S. Wcyanoke Levin, Fitzccrald
Colquitt and HasSon also ran.
Fifth race. six furongs-Colinet. S to 1 won;
Heck Davis 10 10 l. second: Transparent TO I
third. Time l;14. Hugh Gray, Roseworth. Doc
Alen. Descendant Salvage. Rio Pocos Fsnsuil
sixth race. ono mile-Abound. TO l. won
odelIa. 10 1. uocoud; Bslclin to /, third
Timc. ta. Balrouis Baby Doll Adolante sam
Bernard and Force also
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
ANOTHER BR|TON MAY
CHALLENGE FOR CUP
Continued From Preceding Page.)

called for a race between two vessels,
neither OF which should exceed under the
New York Yacht club class j, tho limit
OF which was siXty-eight feet racing
length. which would have called for a
vessel OF approximately the same water
line length as that mentioned In the pres
eDt challenge"
To empha size the clubs reference to
the previous challenge a complete copy
OF the resolutions declining the challenge
OF 1907 was forwarded to Mr. Patterson,
The reply contained. also, an expression
OF regret that the New York Yacht club
should be compelled TO decline any
and the statement that 1T would have
accepted with pleasure an unconditional
challenge for tho cup similar to those
which !, has received I'm the past and
which have resulted In the three series
OF matches for the cup.
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ends for Mike.

<,,s,. werc other letters TOO. all tell
4 "a trnrner's prowcss. Joe has surely
son,e warm admiration among the
\, ~ the east, who believe almost TO
nan that ne will return to the Atlantic
hoard with The worlds middleweisht
|smpionship.
nnications Mike YokeIs frlends wanted
rnoy OF Promoter Heaeren II Mike
Il In really lirst-class shape. Heagren
'r,ded the best answer TO this was TO
'6raou the champion himself HeaSren
a ssen him the night before and was
rd6ont he would make his appearance
{rly radiating health.
hi when Mike came there was a pain
4 surprise. He looked Ike a Hindu
|fh a big white turban on his head,
"A II was stained with blood. Mike had
Il acquired the makings O! as nice a
nlIfower ear az any pugilist can boast.
4 had been wrestling with one OF his
Ipiis st the Y. NJ. c, 4. and his ear
a been injured at about the same time
4 summons came from Heagren. Mike
aoied Il might be important and hur-
n over.
Hls friends almost turned pale with
nrehensIon. but Nike explained II was
|y q trivial matter and that IT would
u In time for the big match. providing
4 dId not use that side of his head TO
head spins With before that time.
After thorough examination the
Anpion Tas pronounced as ut as he
b vas IN his life except the big ear
That's all We wanted TO know" said
b OF the friends who had been anxious
Ike In condition Is unbeata BILE. OF
Rrse. this fellow will give him the
Idest match he ever had, but no mid
weight can throw Nike
heir faith was beautiful after the in
lent panic the letters about Turner
the ear had rrAated
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
TIRED BOULDER FIVE
ARE EASILY BEATEN
CONTINUED Prom Preceding Page.)

Skidmores ironike resistance was usual
Is effective and he generally held his
man 10 single basket. He Is fast and
strong and on one occasion when he col
llded with Divisek of Colorado the lat
ter went down and had to he helped from
the floor. He recovered soon and re-
entered the game.
For Colorado Griffin was probably the
best man. OF the ten points scored he
made six. There is nothing spectacular
about his work, but he Is good from the
foul line and is always watching the
ball. Divtsek covered considerable ground,
too. but was inclined 10 get ''huffy''
and was not as effective as he would
have been with probably a little more
rest.
Throughout the game the Colorado
team work was smoother than that OF
the locals. but the visitors failed to show
ans great individual ability and when
the ball was in Their tbrritory they were
unable TO land IL in the rings. Utah, on
the other hand was lacking in team work.
but the men were good individually and
when they got the bail there was danger
Of their scoring.
The Colorado boys must be congratu-
lated upon playing q wonderfully clean
been told that Colorado was rough. and
were prepared for a mixing. This re-
suited n utah,s fouling much oftener
game was clean on both sides The To-
cal team was guilty of fourteen fouls.
while the men from the Centennial state
we're called ten times,
At the end OF the first half the score
stood lo to s In favor OF Utah Coach
McF'adden realized that his men were
tired and there was no hone Of coming
back" in tho second half Therefore he
sent in an entirely new lineup I'm the sec-
oud period. These new men failed IN
plav as well as the others and Utah VAR
sity increased the lead. In che last quar-
ter OF the second hall t-s Utah bows
brought the crowd To Its II with a dis
play OF the great speed at has been
their Characteristic this ye + II lasted
for only about five minutes and resultad
in several field baskets
The work of Homer Hoisi Zton q ref
cree and Freeman Bassatt is umpire ven
entirely satisfactory, The pTeup:
Utah. Colorado
Clark. ...........lf ......1: ~ isek Dunn
L. Romney. .... C. Vincent. scresrord
Skidmore. Zig -. Andrus .1'Maho
Holmstesd. rg. ,R. Eeresfo d. Wright
Summary: Field baskcts-Hc instead &
Clark T. OFT Romney 4. Lon Romnev ,,
Griffin /, Donovan l. ia skets from fraa
lthrows-Holmstead out OF 10. Griffin 4
out OF s. Dunn 2 out OF s.
These same teams VIII meet against to-
night at o'clock on the sams door
After the game last evening the Colo
RADIO men did not feel discoursfad h1It
declared that after one days rssf they
will come back and win two straight
fmmedla tely after the game they began
practice 10 acquaint themseves with
the floor. al
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
Could Get Money From
Sister, but Would Rather
Make Her Own Living.
.HgRE are people in the world who
wish the fairy with a magic wand
would touch their environment

WISH the lalry with magic wand
would touch their environment
ar and ln,sndar turn it into Into palace
And even IL the fairy should come near
enough to work the marvel for sister
10 share in the good things so lavishly
supplied to the other member OF the
family.
Such conclusion seems quite nat
woman in Salt Lake this week earning
her living by singing ballads. ditties
and coon songs whose sister Is now
reveiing In feiryiand. 30 far as
can make 1t so, and she declares II
Is more fun TO earn her own living
with the talent nature has given her
than to be the guest OF fashion, the
hapger-on in household where she
would have no rightful place except as a
continual guest,
Miss Pearl Gilman. sister OF Mabel
Gilman Corey. who is singing at the
has sweet voice and talent for
mimicry that is Irresistible She says
she has been singing ever since she can
remember.
II have studied music under good mas
ters. I am earning money TO study again.
My sister has helped many girls TO get
musical edueations since she IS able. TO
would rather she wouldn't. ! have a
sort OF feeling-I don't know Just how
to tell it-but want TO help myself"
She sings in cafes because she gets
the best reward for her work and IS
more independent there than she could
be on the stage unless sho had gained
an important place In the profession.
She says tho people are lust lovely
TO her wherever she sings. This Is her
sixth engagement In cafes. and in all
OF them she has found nothing but
good will
Her idea, as she expresses IT, Is that
everybody IS good at heart, and that
only good has any reality. She says
she gets this from her study of Chris
tlan Science
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than the 81 seats The sale begins to-
MORROW morning at SiickneY,s

than the 81 seats. The sale begins. to-
morrow morning at Stickney's
Turner's $500 belt. which will be part
OF the stakes in the match was de-
layed by the express company, but It will
be on view at Stickney's shortly.
Turner wrestles in Washington D. c.,
tonight, but after the match will catch
a westbound train. He will get here
Monday or Tuesday and will have little
or no time to do any training for the
match. He is always In shape, however,
and does not expect to be handicapped
ny the altitude. The fact remains.
though, that II he does not get fall In
forty-five minutes his chances will les
sen and Mikes will improve every min
ute thereafter. for the altitude does count
when 1t comes To arduous tests Of en-
durauce
Mike Yokel realizes that be has the
hardest man In the world against him,
and he is making no boasts. but conf
dence fairly rad!ates from him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
JURY FAILS TO AGREE
IN PUBLISHERS CASE

BISMARCK. y. D. March l3.-The jury
I'm the case OF Sa mue Clark and Clar-
ence Crockard publishers OF a monthly
ma gaZine Issued here tonight We're dis
charged after having been out twenty
four hours without agreeing upon ver-
dict. The publishers We're charged by
the government with violation OF the in
terstate commerce laws ny the shipment
Of obscene literature by express The
cases OF hundreds of dealers throughout
the middle west and the northwest. ar
rested for selling the publication. have
been held UP pending the outcome OF the
trial Of the publishers
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
ADJUSTMENTS


SALT LAKE THEATER-Roald
Amundsen. In lecture on the discov-
cry Of the south polo. Tonight.
COLONIAL-William J. Kelly and
Edith Lyle IN THE Social Highway
man." All week Matinee Satur-
day.
ORPHEUM-Vaudev Performances
every afternoon and evening.
PRESS-Vaudevile. Performs nces
every afternoon and two perform
ances at night. New bill now ON.
GARRICK-Stock company in The
Boss OF Y Ranch" Every night.
Matinee Saturday.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
FAVOR LIMITING THE
HOUSE COMMITTEES

WASHINGTON, March I3.-Confer-
ences between Democratic Leader Under
wood and other house Democrats now In
The city have developed a sentiment Ia
vorable TO limiting the committees at the
outset OF the extra session to tho ways
and means. which is TO report the tariff
revision rules. TO be available for factli-
tatlng action on legislstio and the mile
age and accounts to provide expenses OF
members
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
Crowd Coming.

" the lntermountain country Is inter-
q In this match u the inquiries for
|g are any criterion. Such queries are
Iring In from all directions and the
%ent Indications are that even the big
'torum will he comfortably filled
e have expressed approval OF the re-
'nons In prices, which are now on
'1l The same scale az in Boston and
than III New York. A seat afford
. good View OF all that happens il
PED by Heagren for 81. while the
|1est priced r!ngsidc positions are
Ned al 81. Between these prices arc
" seats. which are nearer the ring
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
Pone CnnYalescent

ROME. March f3.-The pope is now
considered convalesceDt. After his holi-
ness had had an excellent nights rest
tho attending physicians gave permission
for him TO leave his bed this morning
for a short time Apparently he was In
better spirits afterward.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
New Pictures Today.
pEV 'rUEATER

A juvenile story. adap pied from Grimm 5
fairy tales, a decided novelty and stu
pendous picture spectacle In three big
reels.
THE Red Girls Sacrifice" 10l Bison,
two reels. with Mona Darlsfeathsr in the
leading role.
MEHESY THEATER.
"E.velyns Strategy"
Her Neighbor."
"Fa theirs Finish"
Famous Illinois Canyons.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
White Sox Beat Oaks.

OAKLAND cal, March 10 Loading w to the
eighth Inning today. tho Oakland baseball team
fell down at tho finish but the Chicago Amor.
leans won. 10 . "
Chicago Americans ..t...,..,-.---.5 j.. =;
BetterlcS-pougiss, Benz aud Kuhn; yEr,s,t.,
PcrnolI Mit1c and Rohrcs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
No Modification.

LONDON. March 13.-Sir Thomas Lip
ton said there was little likelihood that he
would modify his challenge or that he
would race with ninetyfooter. A den
mite decision on this point. he said. would
be delayed until the Official notification
that his challenge had been rejected
reached him.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
PRIZE WINNERS AT
BOWLING TOURNEY

TOLEDO o. March ls.-With tho completion OF
the individual and two-Dap events today. the
thirteenth annual tournament OF tho American
bowling congress offc!aliy closed,
In the tTo-m events Charles Zibert and 4.
D Root OF Toledo went into third place today.
With score OF l2ds. In tho Individual cyorts.
Woods of Washington. Pa rolled 67i and went
into third place. Scores and prizes:
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
Marto Reats Dono,,uo

NEW YORK. MArch i7.-Johuny Mario nj.
umphsd over Harry ponohue OF Foklr III. In
the main event OF ten rounds AZ the Forty yfour,h
Street Sporting club. Mario Kept IN close and
raped 10 many effertive blows. In ITO sixth
round Mario sent Donohue 10 tho for the
count Of nine With Eight to Tie law
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
Tim Flood Manager.

WINNIPEG Man. March 1S-The Winnipeg
Baseball club OF the New Northern league to
day sIgnsd Tim Flood manager. Flood played
WITH ST. Paul and L,os Angeles and for ,he last
two years has beeu at Cairo. H., us manager.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
Malonev Defeats Tracay.

PHILADELPHIA. March ls-Tsdsy Maion,y d.
feated Lew Tracey in SIX fas, rounds ii the
Broadway Athletic CLUB tonight haloaey bought
crina most OF tho time
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
Sheridan Has Shade.

ri;-rgseo -rgsoxy yIy yy,y : %.,,I m,i, ,,a.rA The lev
~ ? a.I-hsoNhItLE: MAN MA,st.s, a IN ot cl
cago az tho conclusion OF his ten. round so,,~o,
Pntsy nronlllard. the Canadian crack ,c,k,
Mickey gained his advantage In the cIosine ~
when he forced tho milling aud had pro,,St
hanging Oh 10 avoid punishment
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14

The following thcateT notices are marked
"advertisement' N order TO comply Win
strict interpretation Of tho new federal nsS,'
paper law. In no sense are they paid sdyer-
tsements. 1h.J are items furnishcd by tbs
press agents of tho various theatsr1.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
Two-MAy Events.
Windsor Bowlers Win.
WfNDSORt

Wln6Sor horlerr won two ~ three from the
on team last night tho smith'Buievs and strc-
we'll -PatcrsonH play tonight
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-03-14
EIIKE's CAUL|FLOWER
| EAR sTARTLES FANS
Ir;,,rv Trivial, However, and
champion Ready to Throw
Next Best Man.

.ss Of Mike Yokel answered a
c,u TO a conference yesterday
'aasu Socumeuts exhibited at the con-
na ~. ,ns,d considerable anxiety among
~ .dncIvers OF tho champion First
uas another letter from George
~ ,hs veteran wrestling manager
.a. po.,op Hippodrome. but Tuohey s
'n. 49,. Ar old story now, He Is be-
-. aoun as a croaker or a Turner
~ In this letter he enpatiated
|artlsan; ,,,,rent holds Turner could use
aan s the worlds Championship ito'''
ss ~, ,,1,.rs. however. were given more
9'. 9ln, consideration. Promoter harry
r,sn had one from friend VINO nas
tsasITTm Tn,nsp r wres,le in New York and
en The writer OF this epistlc SAD
'oslon. had conquered them as fast
't ne,os AZ the national and New
d rnetropolises He went on TO tell
'ashard snv man has 10 work to reacn
" hs' sn,lnence as Turner has has,
-cp =" rho very best men from Europe
4. V.u, York periodically looking Tor
a,,,s Then there Is large colony
n.,,.s er,uplers who lingcr around
psir cl,les An illustration OF TINS
4 sfforded by the fact that IynEsHho.
&sn Mahmout and other heaNyweight
<ss.Iers never consent 10 Boston or
- Work engagement II they are just
|iaIs out OF condition.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-03-21
LOCALS

Bob Long of Rosston was In
town today.
old papers for sale at t h s
Office cheap.
Monroe Harvey of Sayre was a
Prescott visitor this week
Money to Loan-On improved
forms, Liberal terms.
a4 I'm R. L. Blakely, Agent.
!. Hirst of Gale was in the
c;tv Yesterday on bufiness.
Inc Beattysof Emmett was IN
.he city Tuesday on business.
W. R. Mum of Arkadelphia
,r.s visiting in the city Wednes-
day.
Tom and John whitehead of
posston were in the city Wednes-
day,
have a few good milk cows
that Twill sell for cash or trade
for dry cattle.
Vern Buchanan,
o1s.4t Prescott, Ark.
pr;cklv Ash Bitters cures disease of
.ba k;dnevs. cleanses and strengthens
tho liver. Stomach and bowels.
George Alder and sister Miss
Fife are attending the teachers
examin alton here today.
For Sale-Indian Runner Duck
Eggs for Matching. Eleven for
s1OO. A. M. Russell,
Buckner, Ark. Route l.
Go to Mrs. Shnakle's for your
Easter Hats. she will give you an
up.to-date hat at the right price,,
There will be Easter services
at the Christian church next
Sunday morning, and regular
services at night.
Where can you invest money moro
pro6tahly than by buying bottle of
Prickly Ash Bitters-you get four for
one. A kidney medicine, tonic.
strenqthner and howell cleanser. Four
medicines for one dollar
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-03-21

Rev. C. H. Gilmore will preach
the annual sermon for the
Knights Templar at the Presby-
terrain Church next Sunday after
noon at 3 o'clock.
When in the city visit Pres
colt Millinery on East End st. |
have an entire new line, the lat
est STYLES and lowest prices.
Miss Pearle Britt Prop.
We will net deliver any more
meat on Sunday morning. All
meat must be put in i Saturday
evening in time TO deliver same
evening.
Model Meat Market.
Let me make your combings of
hair into nice braid, all work
guaranteed to be satisfactory.
See me at Picay une officie, phone
No. 232.
Advt Florence Elkins.
Born a. Wednesday morning at
9 clock to Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Nc
Million a boy. Mother and baby
doing nicely, but Nc is just SIM
ply acting outrageously.
| have complete line of Fancy
and Tailored hats now on display
at my Store on west main street.
Prices to suit everyone.
Mrs. T. G. Moody.
Give US a chance to sell your
farm. We have representatives
at Hot Springs, Little Rock. To-
peka Kansas and they will be
sending buyers down throughout
the year.
Roberts Land and Loan Co.
Advt
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-03-21

Give us your orders for meat
Saturday evening. We will not
deliver on Sunday morning.
Model Meat Market
TO the ladies of Prescott, ard
community. If you need Spi-
rella Corset call No. 149.
IF it's a fancy or tailored hat
that you want, come in and look
at my line now on display.
Mrs. T. G. Moody,
Several new buildings going up
in Prescott now, both business
and residents. Watch Prescott
grow.
Miss Tichenor is back again at
Mrs. Shankle's. She is No. 1
tr.mer as all her customers
know.
Pink Honea, one of our most
prosperous farmers was in the
city Morday and us an appreci-
ative call.
| am agent for the Spirella
Corset and will be pleased to call
and take your measure. Fit guar
anteed. = Mrs. C. B. Andrews,
Mrs. Shankle is receiving new
goods daily. The opening IN a s
commenced and will continue
throughout the season.
We make this promise, that
whenever White Dove Flour is
not Absolutely satisfactory, we
take it back and return your
money.
J. M. Duke.
Take one of our long time loan
contracts, build a home and pay
it out for less than rent would
cost you. Interest in this Com
.pany only cost you 5 sper cent
yearly.
Roberts Land & Loan Co.
Advt
Nervous weakness or palptiation of
the heart indicates disorder in the stom-
ach and Indigestion. Prickly Ash Bit
tiers is a wonderful remedy in h
cases 1t cleanses, strengthens d
regulates the stomach, liver and bowels
removes the cause of the heart sympt-
oms and builds up strong and vigor-
Gus body.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-03-21
METHODIST CHURCH SUNDAY

Sunday School 9:45 m.
Preaching at II o'clock a m
and 7:3O pm by pastor. B. A.
Few.
League service at $50 p. m.
Woman's Missionary meeting
Monday 3 p. m.
Stewards meeting Monday 7.3O
p. m.
Prayer Meeting Wednesday at
7::30 p m.
The Nevada County picayune. (Prescott, Ark.) 190?-current, 1913-03-21
Bank Of Prescott
Capital and Surplus $4,000.
Prescott, Ark.

TRACE M0RAL-Nobody would
have known the Good Samar-
itan's kind act were it not for
Our Saviour's parable. Be tho
home folks Good Samaritan,
Mr.. Merchant; make this pa
per your commercial bible;
write your own parable and
put it in our advertising col.
umnS.