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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-08
!. preiTs fer.

2udsr - preifs fsf. 1Rnfs
finirir Gut 2caf S7.3o; rpivS.r..
$3.50; Cubes $685.; sr1nulirisl
$40; Gonisction,rs ~ $500; Ofl
~ $6.O5; ipsib.r EXTRA &c $5.85,
srira e" $5.65; n. .. gIrifi.b ipsi.
| ber $6.05- $6,15; bo. sslbtr S555-
s-.65 PER 100 gfunb.
Tpfaffes IN f.iia.-Rer Or.
lsdns Cp.n asttls 40--55e. Genirifu,
adf 20-30c psr golIpne.
Ieis. 2eiliiiana. sSnncn Seao
7-7ac, prima 6-6ss. orSindrer
ia-5Ae. Snpan 5i-5a per pfuno.
9airn. Drobutte
gutter. - Worft rubig, pr.ife
felt. = @hoIeniIt, ertra. 33e; ;
Centralized ertra 30te; GentraIi5eS
5irlts 26-2Se; DO. Seronos 22c--
23e; Sdnep Sairp 25c; gsading
Stod i7.-1sc per gfiino.
Rdfe. - gtnrft felt. Ohio tie.
4orepeitIit,cr 17-17lc. sseiu gorf
isc, sdsrciscr i6d-t7ie, So. Bird
i62-17ic Simburger 17-fse per
Yfunb.
gisr. - Tlartt fsf. - g,rima
friide 5iibnsrsitr 1Sie; firifs 17sc;
prbindrs firits 17e; f.epnbs 16sc:
per Tuserb. @dnieeier 4oc; Grlten.
eier 20e Der Tuseno.
GefIdaeI. - MdrH fsetia.
5prineers BON 81 pfun6 un5 barber
16se. inter 81 plumb 17ae; Siibnsr
i4ar: SABINE t0c; 1rlItbiibner TO-
iac: Gulls t3e; Gnten 11S-t4e.
gGnis 9-10c er gDfunb ,sapdunen
17-2oc per pfunb.
O6ff unb gemife.
aepfef. - Gute Aspiel S1-50I
-3.75 per gbl., |. mad Gualiidt.
Gtfronen. Worlt mar lfstia.
Wtifina S2.75-3.O0; California
S2.50-2.75 PER Rife.
Oranaen.-Warft rubia unp
iieiis. California S1.90-2.50, 5lOs
riSa S1.75-2.50 per aiTs, Tango
rinss S2.25-2-5o per DoppsIiifts.
Grape ntuiL - sFloriha
81 2-00-2.50 per aiits.
erobeeren. = Gansp 20-30el
per Quart.
aart0ffeIH - @i&ipgs 52l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-08
Rnthsbsrpsishcften.

Die Ramen Der Winiiter perbe if
erit ipGtsr bortrdaeH, Otsqeift oauten
oieielben unteroeiien ub, uno oaHn
6Gtten mir bergebens gelernt.
Sa1en Sic nur bier niht, mas id
bor0etragen babe, iOnoern mas Der
refine Wsnf6enOeritano fittiert
Wenn id bdnn oisTe Gerle anffors
bere. au aHtlpcrten. tperoe ih ipiener
aen5t6iat on ihrer itdtt gu reoen, oann
lam man uieoer 9ummbeiten 3u b0r
ren betomnen.
Die Quft lit ni6ts anberes. ais Elm
0iuo obne 9ei1ptnei5tsit.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-08

lr53e her BuibcL iinB $t75-2.0o
per gbI. pom Gfrrs.
Saaffartoffefn. gdts
Rsb Ribsr Garfp Obio's 9oe-$1. 10;
Winnsiota eorfp Obip's $1.00;
Widiaan sarlp siofe 65--75el elrIp
s,rifb GobbIers 80e: glif). Benutr
&ebrons Toe; Carmen 65--70c:
Wbite Gtar 85--70c; Mural geD
Dorf's 65--70c: Green Wolntain's
G5-70c: Chicago Wlarfets 65-70.;
ariunlpbs reb @IiB enrlp S1.f5-
1.25: Sings 70-75c; gurbanfs So
--70c: earIp fir wcefs per wuibel
$ff5.
Sunee aaytoffsIn. = Ser.
muba $6.00-7.00 per gbl. uno
$2.50-3.25 per Snnlper.
SlBtartoffeln. - SiibIi4e
$100-1.25 per 6dmptr.
Spargel. = 25-40 per 9lius
bel.
Eomaten. - sforiba $3.50
300 per Crete.
ar1uf. - Warft ritti1. DIDN'T,
fdss $35. .O0--40.O0 per 9on auf BEN
geIsif: unS s2.25-2.75 per B6l. n7m
Store. - Reuss araut $3.25-3.5o
per Crate.
Grbien. 5loriba. - s2.75-
300 per Samper.
3miebeln. --8eI6e S1.25-
1.50 per guibeI BON Store. @eiBe
$t.50-1.75 per guibeI bonn Store.
- Stod5piebeln. - @eiBe 81 1.00-
1.25, selbe $1.25-1.50 per BIZ.
Grine Bohnen. - GIoriba
S4.50-5.00 per Camper.
acrotten. - GendThens 1925
-2.50 per gbl.
Rotbe RHben. - Gui. Riiben
S1.W-1.25 per gbl.
Gtedribsm = s1.25-15o p.
DEL.
gDsiBe RHben Tstp Crls'
ans $3.50-4.00 per gbI.
aanbproblite
Sen. - 9to. 9intotbD $500
90. 2 5inotbp $500; Wc. 3 Il.
mctbg S16.b0; Rp. 1 gemiid,ter alee
$3.50: gec. 2 DO. Sl6.50; 90. /
Qlee $500; Ro. 2 90. $1,000; III
inlia $17.00-f9.00 per 1onne.
WHblsnfuttsr iit fi.tis. fleis
$26. .00E26.50; Whoolinss grobes
sos. S.00-2s.50: DO. feines 5000.
$3.50; gemiities 6iitter $4,000
u 90.
GdmereieE. - Wdrlt itetfg.
aieeidnlen S7.00-7.40 aui bem @e.
leiIs unb $8.00-S.50 per gu. bonn
Gipre, simpibp $2.T5-3.25 per gu.
Rom Stor.. 9udtpsi5.n s5e per gu.
1erfhtebsneA
Dele. - Wdrit Fsiis. 2sin5I, 70.
ks 64c per Gallons in partien BON
5g6ls. Gesohtss 1e me5r. Ho. /
oaro5I 60c; Cotton SeeS Del. rnifi.
nirteg sac per @oaone. 1erpentin
SO pcr @oIlone in Rartien bon 10
Barrels. pstrolsum, Dhio Carbon
120 Grab 81 bo. $50 grab 103e,
6sabligtt 175 Grab 12e. Rsb groiDn !
gaiolin 13e. Rapbtn 16c per GalIcne
in partisn pnn 1--5 gbls.
safa. Der Marii III rubig. -
Ohio Slipcr St.05 per BbI. BON 2s0
Bib, ssubrlobn bin5useiiist.
salg. - Warit ftetig. prima !
gitp 6J-7c; DO. Country 63-6ac
,sr plumb.
aoblsn. - Wartt ruhig. gous
,biusbenp S3.5o-3.75. Tub unb
Glad 1925, aananba Gtadioblsn
s3.5o-S.75. Rub unb Glad s2.25
ger 9onne abgeIieiert. Haii6loie
stiidtobIen $500, DO. RnB rnb
Slad 1925. antbrariie S7.75-
800 per 5cnne abgelieiert. Gcfe 70.
let Sc. .00-6.50 per 5onne abae.
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4delidJer sysarttb beridyt.
Gintinnoti q. glpril.

Il.
Dk nd&iolgenben Quotirunasu b..
siefen ii& nur duf Gngrrs 1rans.
ottionem Bel iitinesen gei6dfftr
iperben es,pas h5tsrs prsifs bsrednH.
propiiicnn
G&mals. prima Gtedr
9.25-9.35; sSamilp SamaIs 10a
--1O1c pro pfinib.
9rodengeial5eues gfsifd d
l6bort clear Ssitsn 10-101e, i6ori
Ripperlsitsn 9a-9ae, srtra Ibor.
titdr Gsittn 93-10c, S4ultern 81
-sAs. Belts 10-10ae unb K
mebr perpndi.
Bacon. = Short clear Gtit.n
l114-113. srtrd ihcrt tlsar Ssitsn
I11-113e, ibort giippsnIsitsn 10a
lie, S6uIiern 9A-9se unb gsls
lies 114-11se.
Slbesp6feltes Gfeifd.
S4iufsn 14-14sc, g.itnie S1ui.
tern 10a-11f. gr,alfsIi Bacon Is
-19e, Sdultern 10k-11e; n. q.
Gut S9uIt.rn 103-11e; i.odsns
Beef e6inisn 25-27s.
5rifhes J!eifa. GGin.
Ten 11-115e, pienie ShrItsrn 7a7
|83s, GduIttrn 7k-83c, Ibbori rip.
penfsi.en 9i-1Ot, fbort eledr Geit.n
94-9ac. srtra fbort Ssiten 9t-9ae,
rtra fhort Sritn 91-9ie. geIIiss
1Oa-16e pro plumb.
NEIL unb gstreibe.
Webi. - Wintsr gai.nt $500
7.10; Minter fanep $8.55-6.80;
Mintsr Gamilp $6.15-8.30; Dinisr
srira S5.70-5.90; Wintsr crbindrss
S5.5O-5.70;' 5artsr Mei,sn gatsEi
7.30-7.70; garter Wsi5eH fancp
6.s5-7.10; 5arisr Meissu Gamilp
$5.S5-6.20; Rosssnm.bl. norbiDeit,
Iihes ssmiTffss S6.10--6.50; rsinss
giip Rosssnmsbl s6.25-6.5o; Giip
ssmisdtts $8.15-6.40.
Wtisen. 80. 2 rot6er Wtn'
ter s1.57--1.5S: 30. 8 bO. S1.56-
1.57: 0o. 4 DO. $1.54-1.56.
gseli dforn. = go. 1 tpeiBes
T0e; Io. 9 DO. 75a-76e; go. 3 DO.
75-75ae; sao. A DO. 74-74Ae; Ro.
3 DO. 73-74e; go. 6 90. 72-73. =
30. 1 eeIbes 76c; 9lo. 2 DO. 75a
76c: geo. 3 90. 75-75te; gso. A DO.
74-744c; sso. 3 DO. 73-74e; 9lO.
8 DO. 72-73e. - go. 1 geniiifteS
76c; gao. 9 90. 751--76e; Ro. Q 90.
75-75se; Ro. 4 Co. 7l-74Ae; go.
x DO. 73-7ic; No. 6 DO. 72-73c.--
8eiBes acIbemfcrn 75-76e; &c.
miidltrs aoIbenforn 75--76e per
guibel.
SAFER. - go. 2 tpeiber Co.
60se; StanSaro Deiber 59a-60e;
gao. 3 weiber 59-59Ae; go. a wei.
Ber 5s--59c: gto. 2 semiid,ter 3d.
5yte; go. 8 acniitter 5sa-59e;
ylo. 4 sen,iitter 57i-5sie.
gtoeeeM - sso. 2 Sill.
10; 9ac. 3 s1.10-S1.11; Io. A.
Wbtsfn.
@erfanft prrSci 326 gbls. 1i.
filIers frtniftec goobs cDi Der Hafis
bon s1.39 per gafone
Grpeeriek
aaffes. - Wurlt rubia. pssiIs
Iietig.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-08
seIbHoefH6L

Stabtratb: .glber S6u'as. ifdmt
Str Gu6 oenn nidt? sSbr bait 10 ttn
biibi6 @srn6aen aebdbt uno jet gar
ni6ts mshr - ales psrtrunteu"
S6uIse: .'s III pohr, Ssrr Stabt'
rath, aber fedn's. mein inuerer Wsrib
blsibt mir imHer.
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nfMbr
Ausfuhr Z :

Win opteb. - Die beiieren iet.
ten, Ieif)teiI 0ualit1ten tparen in an.
ter RndIfrnse imb itart i'm greiIe, Die
anberen langinin unb iietig.
WlilHtiibe iiitoen MIR gum SfIahten
46nnbme.
Mittlere uno iGipere Stiere Sc. .25
-7.75; Gfien $2.75-5.75; slei.
ifcr Stirre $5.25-7.25: aiiserleie.
ne bis eTtra S7.S5-7.T5; Sellers
S5.00-7.50; auserIeiene $3.50
7.75; ertra S7.35-775: Sellers
S5.00--7.50: aitserleiene 81 60
7.75; Giihe S3.25-5.60: oltserIeIeuc
bic EXTRA $5.75-6.25; orSin1re
s3.00-4.00; iette @sil6fii6e S5.25
-6.25.
9uIIen. - Bel nur u,aBiaer
8ufubr mar Der Rarft Itarf.
Ragcre uno Ieid,te S4.75--5.75;
Bologna $5.s5-6.25; fette guIan
S6.25-6.50.
aaIber. - Ger g1arft mar
lnneinm luio Die &reiie fielen lln %
SOC, Die oroindren SunIit1ten fan.
ben fait gar feline abnabme.
Croindre uuo Srobe $4.50-S. 90:
fair bis CUTE Icihte $6.50-e.25;
srtra SS.50--S.75.
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uhtuuo.

Gr6rGutigam: r8ds mar etue id6s
ne 3eit, ais iA OerIott NOR; uber dls
meiue 9roit untrsu mar uHo id meIs
meinen Summer. nlle Gage perIuufen
mubts, mars eigentIih ura f6Dner."
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@erI6ulbstsr W1ilhbGnbIsr (Su feis
ner Ssruu): sd babe beut nohsers4s
net, gllte: fpenn mir ourhIommen mol
len, miFeu mir Ihou balb ous bldnis
@aiier pertauieu."
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Gbteaqo, 7. s[priI.

6 bieago, 7. april.
g hDeine. = 8uiu9r $4,000;
Warft itefig; guIf S6.S0-6.9O;
Icidte $G.65-G.95; gemiitte $500
ifpere $G.45-6.9o; robe
So. 40-6.55; 5erfel $5.50-6.5O.
Rinouieb. 3uiu9r 10000;
Rarft itcrf. glotiOe Beef Stiere
S6.00-9.90; @eitern Stiere $3.50
$50; siibe uro Settlers $500
80; adlber $6.0O-s.75.
SGaje. 3uiubr $1,000;
Wlarft ieit. Sfoie $7.40-8.50;
2Gmmer $7.90-1050
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-08
Metaa MART.

g9em llorf z 9InriI

VEN Yorf, Z. apriI.
linn. = @arft riibig. . SOnneu
20ts $47.00.
Qrpfer. = geartt Teff.
gleetroIDtic. = $i6.00-16.25
eating $t5.62-15.s7.
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eHsuHe psnfcu9fge.
4h uMfSts In hitfssu Glsarisabasf
tslisieH ii6 tsris euf t4,if5,eso.
ssfsf ssinrsfatss-
Ter Rarft in eofalisiuritdten mar audl
tsnfe nister 10 ruhig. Cute Bapifre
psroeu feif gshalisu unb bic anbersp Iper.
BEN nitlf hgebri. Wadhebsnes Usrfaufs
iino ~ bsriGteH:
Nm sey Syffs:
First Call.
3Hfiitn 1msrieaH sfoaina s2iD soE;. 14sjf
? asrien Gine. Gas Gas & gi<arc esL
Second Call.
Aitisn Yroeitr & ganbfs coZ -. SOS
10 aiiieH 4yottsr & Gamt,s N 80. is7jf
II Httsn Cincinnati Wss y gleetne 62Z
20 attisn SteoHo Rpfic>af Uani.. 1857
I'm sifrnfu Y'arits
~ NititH Broeier & @ambft. com s65
Hfisu Gine. @ns & gftftrie. -. e3H
90 dtnr. Strtet Rp.......a... 1oi
ctIb. Gonbs nme Aftien in Stem Uorf.
geiHaftsyapiere burben ~ sKS bic.
fsutirf. seeAiei duf Qoneon pateg fittig
Az t4.765S fur 90 Tage Sid,t; Rabel.anuei.
iunaen s4.7pT sab Sifi.SseAisl t4.79H,
eiI6n. Barren So1Ie. Rsrifauif4, Ssilsrs
sec.
aftienmarft.-Tr Uaortt mar beHts
unaersgsli unb pdkFenb dnies Gifiea bsr
q its an SHlub De sinns duiiupsiisn bat
ten, 5sigisn anstrs Beriuae.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-08
Niebmarft.

Cincinnati, Z. sIpriI.
Die 3uiiibr urio slusinbr iudbrero
Der leeten "a Ghnoen. pergLifeH nit
cen bersangenen sipei Saseu iuarrH
ipie ioigt:
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-08

eiiei. - @aarff rubig lmo mDer.
dnbert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-08
Gin eintdsiser a6ite6cr mad
Wiinden.
Bon artbur 6. Q6rs6t.

g0m @Oitsbub ins SOF6rdubous. =
~5tsr Dsro' s'iufia". aein.
Spur Don arie9sitimmuns in Der
TuritaSt GubsrIia pa6rne6m5ar.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-04-08
2lustudrtise SNdrfte.

0luStudrtige Nytdrfte.
9ieT 9orf, 7. slpril.
01ebl. Martt ltetia.
! 9ioggciunehl. Wartt piQig; iair
biz giItes $6.40-6 SO; aitssrleigHes
bis iancp $6.60-6.75.
gufywei5eumebl. - M.arft rubig.
WaisaHebI. @arft itetig.
Roggen. - Martt rubig.
@erite. Iattt iIau
Bei5eit. @arft i6lpo6. gao. ?
rotber $1.62 iuib y1O. 2 barter St.65
{. /. I. Trad Gtport; go. / geortbern
GuIutb $t.57a ur6 gto. ysortberll
N1nitoba $1.64 c. /. I. Buffalo. 5iir
Nlai S1.62s.
gSclid)forn. = 0tarft pillig. go.
2 geIbes s3a c. /. I. bei anfunit.
SAFER. = Wfurft itetig.
Sen. - Wartt ribig.
Sopien. - Nnrft rubig.
S5dute. = s01arft itetig.
Seocr. - Mnrft ieit.
Bort. - Mlarft itetia.
Beef. - Wnrft rubig.
Shmals. -s@artt itetig.
Salg. = Warft rubig.
8oIIe. - @arft itctig.
Sar5. = aRdrft rubig.
1crpentin. = Wortt ieIt.
gieis. - Marft itetie.
wlolaiies. = @aarft rlibig.
Butter. = Dlarft itetid; 3uillbr
.6,136. Creamery ertras 31ac; Grea.
mcrD 32-32ac; firits 293-31c; ic.
combs 27-29t.
eier. - Marft itetig. 3ufnbr 81.
1855. 5riif, Seiautmelte, ertras 22c;
eTtra iirits 2ltr; firits 213-2l4c;
regiiIdre ertra iirfts 21-214c; firits
19a-2olc; iUeiBe, feline big fnrrg
23c; brairuc 22ti
adie. - Rurft itetig. 3uflibr l..
491. Stnte, gbolemilf. iriifer, ipe.
cials i5-15lc; DO. i1ncp t42c.
8eiIiiseI. @ereinistes, I2arft
rIbig: @eiierH seirorene Sii6ner II
-2ic; friidje SABINE 14-1sc; Sur.
feps 13-20c.
3mder. Rober. gearft fiir bic
iitumit itltodtcr; Centrifugal $40;
&otaiies s9.93; rdfiittirter, itetis.
Gbieago, I. slpriI.
Bei8en. sir @aai St54-i..
564; AM StIuB St.54t. Sir SuIi
nm S6luB 1924.
gsclidtorr. Sir Nioi 72t-
73se; am Sd,luB 72s. Siir syiiIi 753
753e; an Sd)IuB 1886.
Snier. sir asdi 56s-573e;
am SdJInB 57!c. sir SSuli 53b-
54lc; am SdluB 545c.
Roascn. - 10. 2 Sill.
eberite. - I0-7Sc.
5imotbu. - S4.50L6.25.
aiee. - IS 2j-12.75.
9sorf. - SIR 8iai S16.90-i7..
05; am S6lub $is.97. Sir Suli
$17.l5-t7.60; nnr Sflub $3.50. |
Sdmai5. sir 9eai $10.02-I
1905, om stluB Si0.05. sir Sui
St0.S0-10.30 am S6Iub $1,000. |
9iippenieiter. : 5iir N2ai S9.92-l
9.02: AM SfIuB 1892. Sir sSuIi |
St0.22-10.25; I'm Scbllib S10.25. |
Butter. - @artt b0ber; Greamerp
gier. - Rnr.t unreeeImGBia. Gu. |
iubr 1920 aiiieu; anf Dem W1artt
l7-1sac; orbindre firits 17tc; firits |
lSac.
aartoffeIH. - Wnrft iinberinSert.
3ufibr % Cars.
@efliiael. = 9e5eitoes, Dearff ME.
,riger; Sdbne l4--f4sc; Sprinscr
Ice.
Wtetall sWSarft.
ssep yorf, Z. apriI.
linn. = Marft riibig, 8 Sonnenl
Tots $47.00.
- Z.
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Gtaftansti. !. slprti. 1els.

gtnsinusti. =, dprn, 1915.
4is Oef6dfte rasen pobl Hi9t isbtsf
~ nennes, bod I6upeu fi4 bisidben lang
lam ~ bsben. einige BON ben Banisu bat
ten sise Sismli4 CUTE NaAfrogs mad 9or'
lst n ~ ofrssihnsn. wdt III duberf nil
| 8. Bon ben Hnnfen purben Tallsben scr
eauS sa l% ausgefieben uab osi9difspe'
pitrf pHsbsn su6--6& bl3sontist. Sm oi'
fHsn Warffe purbe ptipaisxapitaf ~ sK
--4% .sn tau snp 81 lx-6% suf Sstl
ploetrt.
9s4fd ssf mn psss
rrrbsn ~ Bar! suif6en sasIsn pesianft.
gis esuntsrrate bsirdst tos Drdnis per
ei001
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The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-26
FEED AND FERTILIZER IN
 SPECTION STOPS APRIL I

Little Rock, March 26-The appro- priation under which the feed and fer tilizer inspectors of the Department of Agriculture are working will cease April 1. The failure and refusal of the Legislature to appropriate from the revenues derived from these in spections any funds whatever to car ry on the work will bring about most anomalous condition. The law
 requiring all commercial fertilizers and concentrated feed-stuffs to be in spected has not been repealed. The inspections are required to be made and the tax tags purchased. The fees will be turned into the state treasury But there is no money to pay the ex- expenses of the inspections, and after the present supply of tags is exhaust
 ed, there will be no funds with which to buy another supply. Dealers will violate the law who sell feed and fer tilizer without the tags, and the De- partment will be unable to furnish the tags. Commissioner Page has not yet decided what course he will pursue.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-26
JOSl PHS BLUE SKY
 LAW NOW IN EFFECT
w. T. Maxwell Appointed as Deputy Commissioner in Charge-PrOvid- es for Periodical Inspection
 of Stock and Securities.

The Josephs Blue Sky law is row in effect Bank Commissioner Davis, who is made Executive Officers in charge of it's administration, has ap- pointed w. T. Maxwell, in charge of the work under the old law, as Deputy Commissioner in charge.
 The new law is founded on the pre-. venton of fraud, in which the old law was deficient. Stocks, bonds and oth- CT securities may be sold under license when found not to be fraudulent.
 It also provides for the periodical inspection of stocks and other securi- ties, being sold by brokers, or dealers, where such securities are not other wise standardized. The Department must also satisfy itself of the safety and stability of all corporations whose stocks are on the market.
 A radical change is made in regard to building and loan associations. Un- der the old law a bond of $20,000 was required for the e-guarding of the interests of the investor. Under the new law the bond is eliminated, and it is provided that the associations shall be examined in the same manner as the banks.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-26
COMMITTEE FINDS
 LACK OF SYSTEM
Members States that Reports and Rec concentrations Will Bring About Revolution in Managing Af-
 airs of the State.

It is evident that the special audit ! ing Committee created by the Legis- lature to make a thorough investiga- ton of all departments of the state government that handle revenue, has task that cannot be concluded be- fore next summer some time.
 'I believe" said one of the mem- bers, that our reports and recom- mendations will be the means of bringing about revolution in manag- ing affairs of the state departments. It the next Legislature is composed of members that will stay with us, and we are returned, there will be some radical changes made. We find wo- ful lack of businss system in most of the departments. Not that We are charging anything criminal, but there is carelessness and lack of system. There is no adequate method for checking receipts and expenditures, and in some instances we have been forced to appeal to outside sources for information"
 Reports have been published on the Land Office and the Department of Agriculture. The report on the De partment of Public Instruction will probably be ready for release next week. The accountants are now at work in the office of the State Au- ditor. It is the intention of the Com mittee to make a thorough audit of the offices of the Governor, Secretary of State, Attorney General, Tax Com mission, Supreme Court, State Uni versity, State Normal, four Agricul- tural Schools, Tuberculosis Sanitor- ium, Labor Comission, Branch Nor mal. National Guard, State Board of Health, State Treasurer, Attorney General, History Commission, and any other officer or department that handle state money. All this will require time. as it is being done with thorough ness, and it is probable the Commit tee will celebrate the Fourth of July ib Little Rock.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-26
WEDDING AT NJ. E. PAR
 SONAGE LAST NIGHT

Watson White, financial clerk at the Southern Ute agency, and Miss Myr tie Butcher, of Prescott, Ark, were married at the M. E. Parsonage last evening, Rev. R. s. Fairchild officiat ing. MT. White entered upon his du- ties at the agency less than two months ago, and his brides residence here dates from yesterday. They are excellent young people any town would be proud to claim. MT. White is held in highest regard by all who have met him. Mrs. White is a very charming girl who will be cordially welcomed by San Juan basin folk. The happy couple are spending the early part of their honeymoon in Du- rango, guests at the Hotel Savoy.- San Juan Daily.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-26
PROSPECTS EXCELLENT
 FOR BUMPER CROP
Truck Growers Along Line of Prescott X Northwestern Railroad Expect Largest Crop Peaches. Can
 talOupes, Radieshes Etc.

The fruit and truck growers along the right of way of the Prescott & Northwestern railroad are greatly enthused over the prospect for a bum- per crop this year. Every indication at this time is that there will be a record breaking production of peaches, cantaloupes, radishes and other vege- tables.
 An estimate just made of the crops at a number of the points on the rail road is as follows:
 Blevins.-Cantloupes, 200 acres; 25 to 40 cars. Radishes, 50 acres; 800 to 1000 bushels.
 Deaneyville-Cantaloupes, 100 acres 10 to 20 cars.
 Observation-Disclosures, 15O acres; 15 to 30 cars
 McCaskill.-Cantaloupes, 125 acres.
 Belton-Cantaloupes, 100 acres; 10 cars.
 Tokio.-Cantaloupes, 50 acres; 20 cars. Irish potatoes, 20 acres; 4 cars.
 Highland.-Strawberries, 60 acres 1 to cars. Elberta peaches, 250,O00 trees; 600 to 800 cars.
 In 1913 the cantaloupe crop along this railroad was large one and brought an excellent price. Last year the crop was almost a complete failure as was also the peach and strawberry crops. The above estimate was made the latter part of last week and is considered conservative one.
 Both the Elberta peaches and can taloupes grown at these places have always commanded the top market prices.
The Prescott daily news., 1915-03-26
4AN OLD SWEET-
 HEART OF MINE"
o Talent Play of Real Inter a ...~For n Benefit of High School '' Athletic Association To-
 night at High School.

r.o following is the cast and synop- 'rf af the play "An Old Sweetheart of %;..p s: which will be given tonight at .sa ae Hiph School. The show is for '''' honet;t of the Athletic Association a a ;s quite interesting. You will M .;ov the whole four acts of this drama
 p;chard Barringson, under assumed .,,o of Dick Scott-Foreman of Bar
 .... Lonnie McMillian. Tom Cragan-Owner of Bar E..
 Jim Young. Iaura Cragan-Tom Cragan's wife ....... Mildred Hale. Morcaret Lea-A Young Lady from NV Julia Riley. worona-Dick Scott's wife ......
 ...... ... Mary Hall. In.n;ta-American Servant. Clio Gee. Slim-Cowboy Lawrence Haynie Shorty-Cowboy ..... Fred Litton. The Doctor-Cowboy Gordon White Sulinter-Sawboy .Orin Ellsworth Jose-A Mexican Tom Thrasher. Nat Martin-Sheriff Minor Gordon.
 Synopsis:
 Act I-Exterior of Bar z Ranch House-Margaret Lea arrives from New York. Dick Scott meets Mar gsret Lea. Margaret meets Wenona. Act II.-The Shelter on the Boun- dary Line.-Slim decides that there is going to be trouble Dick decides to leave Bar z. Jose is warned to leave Bar z. The Storm. The death of Jose.
 Act III.-Exterior of Bar z Ranch lioase-Approach of the Mexicans. The arrival of the sheriff. Dick gives pto the sheriff.
 Act IV.-Exterior of Bar z Ranch House.-Juanita warns Wenona. Mar garet makes confession. Dick prov es Margaret's story untrue. Juanita confesses. The End.