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The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-24
WINNERS GIRLS AND BOYS
 FARM CLUBS IN LITTLE ROCK

Little Rock, Nov. 24.-A party of la boys and girls who have been here this week as the guests of the Board Of Commerce and the Women's Clubs. were taken through the state capitol Thursday afternoon. They are the Tnners in the various counties in the OOys and girls farming clubs, the po- sntial leaders of their communities n the next generation. They called on the governor, who made happy speech of ten minutes, and then shook nsnds with each as they left the exc cu'Ne chamber They also visited and VdfelulIy inspected the exhibits in the Agncultural Department.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-24
BOARD OF EDUCATION
 HOLDS CONFERENCE
Discuss Prospective Legislation
 by Next General Assembly, No Definite Action Taken Another Meeting in December

Little Rock, Nov. 24.-A conference of the Board of Education was held Thursday to discuss prospective legis- lation by the next General Assembly. It has been the policy for some time for the educational interests of the state to decide upon program of sev- eral of the most needed things, and devote the attention to the accom- plishment of those things.
 Among the matters considered were county superintendency, county board of education, state aid to high schools, and the payment regularly of interest on the common school fund, each year. Unless this is done, especially with the bonds held to the credit of the University, the state will forfeit the $50,000 annually that comes from the Morrell fund.
 No definite action was taken on any proposition, and another meeting will be held in December. The members attending the meeting were Messrs. Bradham, Pickens, Kuykendall, Fut- rall, Bond, Anderson and Cook.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-24
COTTON GOES OFF
 ABOUT FIFTY POINTS
Weak Liverpool Cables and Heavy Liquidation Cause of Decline-Break of $25O Per Bale Yesterday.

New York, Nov. 23.-A renewal of heavy general liquidation caused a break of fully $2.5O per bale in the cotton market today, with January contracts selling off to 1996c, or more than 1c pound under the high record of Tuesday morning. That delivery closed at 19.19c, and the general list closed unsettled at a net loss of 45 to 53 points.
 The opening was steady at net de- cline of 20 to 2S points, in sympathy with lower cables, but prices rallied several points right after the opening Liverpool continued very weak, how ever, showing break of approxi- mately 1c a pound, and, for the first time in weeks, houses with Liverpool connections were heavy sellers. For time offerings here were enormous and prices broke to a net loss of 43 to 49 points by midday. At around or a shade under 20c for January the selling became less active and the market steadied on covering and re- buying by local and Western longs, who were encouraged by the bullisn average of Southern spot advices. Rallies of 20 or 25 points followed, but the support was not aggressive and the market weakened again i'll the late trading. May broke to 20.36c or 51 to 54 net lower. December sold Is points under January and the ex- pectation of notices tomorrow prob ably helped to unsettle the general list.
 Cotton closed unsettled.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-24
SET YOUR WATCH BY WIRELESS

This is the sign in the window of a progressive eastern jeweler who be- lieves in securing his time direct from Washington with a "home made wireless set. He has made this up-to- date feature of his business an adver- Using asset of no little value and says that since he put in his wireless outfit the number of people pausing in front of the display window and trading in the store has increased a great deal over what it ever was before.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-24
THE COUNTY WOMAN AGENT.

The most interesting and the most interested worker in the Extension Division of the College of Agriculture and United States Department of Agriculture is the county woman agent Arkansas has thirty-one coun- ties that are wise enough to employ women to organize their girls into canning and poultry clubs and to ad wise with the farm women on matters of vital importance to them, house. hold conveniences, sanitation, care of babies, canning vegetables, etc, etc. One county has two women agents and they are all worth their weight in gold" State and government funds will be available by January 1917 for cooperating with ten additional coun- ties. Progressive women in counties that now have agricultural agents should organize and submit request to their Quorum courts for woman agent. Persons interested should write C. w. Watson, State Agent, Old State House, Little Rock, for details and requirements.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-24
ATT ONE CARRIES '' BY 41,o94 MAJORITY
Number Two, Local Option Af1 1;11 Hu Loses by 51,633-Num- ssr b,r' One Was New Primary IMaw-No. La IA Loses.

r;+tle Rock, Nov. 24.-Complete re- .,,ns from the election Of Nov '' 'a+r, ,amDiled by the Secretary of State .sng ,snr the following results;
 slp" u covernor-Brough 122,O41, r,rnsend 4S,968, Davis 9'7So: iV' ,.4 No. For 93,790, against 46,- ',' ,,+ No. 2-For 5s,O64, against le,6s7 mo ITO against 52,l75' ,oo,. '' ,mordment No. 13-For 69,817, against 7S,7S2. oo-r,
 Amendment No. 14-For S2,753, against 67,656.
 T. & senator-Kirby 11O,293, Rem mel 4S,922,
 Act No. 1 carries by 47,094 major ;,v and Act No. ? loses by 51,633 ma iority Taking the vote for governor ., the basis, Amendment No. 12 wins M 2O,SO6, Amendment No. 13 loses bv 1SO5O, and Amendment No. 14 loses by only 5,114, although it car red majority of 15,049 on the vote east on the subject,
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-24
FINAL DETERMINATION DR.
 BLEDSOE CASE DEFERRED

Little Rock. Nov. 24.-The final de- termination of the case of Dr. Bledsoe and the Board of Control of the State Charitable Institutions was deferred for several weeks by the filing yester- day of motion on behalf of Dr. Bled- soc for a re-hearing of the case. This will be presented to the court Monday, with a motion for an oral argument. The court stood 3 to in the recent decision which was adverse to Dr. Bedsoe. It looks like it may be pos sible to keep the case in the courts until the meeting of the legislature.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-24
ROBERT FOSTER RELIEVED
 OF $50.O0 AND COSTS

Little Rock, Nov. 24.-Robert Eos ter was convicted in Izard county Sept. 26, 1916, of the illegal sale of liquor, it being alleged that the of- fense was committed more than eight years ago There are petitions in the hands of the governor to the effect that Smith is now a law-abiding citi- pen, and the costs of the prosecution have been paid. He is therefore re- lieved of the $50 and costs.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-24
TEN DAY CAMPAIGN
 SECURES LESSS THAN S15O,000

Little Rock, Nov. 24.-The ten day campaign for raising $200,000 for the building of new city hospital closed today with a little less than $150,000 subscribed. It was decided to con tinue the campaign two days next week in order to close up the entire fund. The building of the hospital Is now assured.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-24
NEW COMMISSARY AT
 STATE FARM APPOINTED

Little Rock, Nov. 24.-Alex Busby, of Little Rock, who has been clerk of the second division of the Municipal Court, has been appointed commissary clerk at the Cummins State Farm, tc succeed F.. A. Burnside, deceased Ray Winder has been appointed to succeed him as clerk.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-24
Second Quarter.

Prescott received the ball on the 2S-yard line, and on the second play faked forwarp pass netted them Is wards. On the next play Texarkana gained the ball on a tumble, failed on forward pass, then Hunter skirted the end, and a moment later East waq sent through left tackle for touch down. Bryant again failed on the goal.
 Slover was substituted for Logan at right end, and on the kickoff Pres colt taking the ball, sent the right half into the line four times in sue cession and the left half one time, and on the next play forward pass was captured by Slower who returned it a distance of twenty-five yards be fore being stopped Beasley on the first play circled the left end and an- other forward pass netted some 20 yards and consistent gain was made on fake straight buck into right guard, East taking the ball Tor good gain through left side of the line. Kirby was put across for the wanted six points, but Bryant again failed to add his one.
 Further substitutions were made here and Prescott received the kick off at the 90 yard line
 The half ended without further scoring.
 The beginning of the second half of the third quarter, was marked by one noteworthy incident, namely Ar kansas securing a pair of touchdowns in fine minutes of play, the first being made after forward pass for 20 wards to which Slower added 20 more
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-24
ARKANASAS III YES- TERDAY HUMBLED
 PRESCOTT; 46.OO

Showing far superior form to that displayed in the game recently with Philadelphia when aO to 0 game re- suited, the TeXarkana Arkansas High School yesterday afternoon showed the benefit of ten-day period of steady coaching on the part of Coach Hosack, and defeated the Prescott High School eleven by a score of 46 to 10. One of the results of yesterdays play was a weakness of the line being shown, Prescott on one or two occa- sions making consistent gains through the Arkansas lines, but this gaining was always effectively stopped before any great harm had been done and Texarkana nearly always got the ball on downs when determined effort to hold the rush of the Prescott backs was made.
 Prescott on receiving the ball from kickoff, immediately tried two plays around the end, both of which result ed in the runner being thrown for a loss, then attempted to negotiate a forward pass which however failed and the fourth down being called Pres colt was forced to punt. On the line up for scrimmage, Arkansas tried a forward pass which however was no good, then the halfs went around the end for good gains in two runs, an- other forward pass tried which failed, and on the lineup Arkansas was un- able to make the needed eight yards and the ball went over.
 Prescott tried forward pass and fell down on the effort, tumble being made, Cook of TeXarkana endeavoring to gather the ball within five yards of the goal line, but owing to it's being mud covered he did not get it and after bounding behind the goal line a Prescott player fell on it for safety, which however, netted two points for the locals. The ball was brought to the twenty yard line for scrimmage and Prescott after endeavoring to get away, tried forward pass which was Intercepted On the first down Pres colt drew a penalty of five yards for offside play. TeXarkana made several gains through the line, the backs al ternating in the plays and Prescott again drew fine yard penalty which put the ball within easy scoring dis tance of their goal line. Kirby at full back put the ball on the half yard mark and Beasley squeezed under a mountain of men putting the ball on the line for a touchdown. Bryant failed to kick goal Prescott received the kickoff at the 22-yard line, and after two attempts at gains with a loss, tried a forward pass that was intercepted and after one play Kirby went through left tackle for a touch down and Bryant kicked goal, making the score for the first quarter, Arkan- sas 13, Prescott 0.
The Prescott daily news., 1916-11-24
GOVERNOR OFFERS SlOO.OO
 REWARD FOR MURDERER

Little Rock, Nov. 24.-Gov Hays has offered a reward of $100 for the arrest and conviction of the unknown parties who killed Basil Thomas Smith in Garland county Nov. 19.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-05
TnIaadiFds llabriNten,

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-05

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-05
Gnsliiasr 8efrutenians.
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Dor sinisen Sassr in SiaooHger an
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-05
Gbicaap, q. 9lpril.

Wegsn Ddbl isin probutten WIarit.
S9DeiHe. - 3uiubr 1000;
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Sc. 9.OO-11.35
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-05
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-04-05
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9agliher Wsarft. Seria,t,

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probifioneu.
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14-14le; srira ibOrt clear Ssiisr
13a-14ic; fbort RippenIeiten 1871
14e; Bellies 16-164e.
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Sdir!sn 18-1s1e; pienic GduItern
13--13Ac; greaiieit Bacon 18A-
20ac; S9ultern in padsien 13-13a;
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15ae. =
Webfunb 9eireibs
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6.10; Wiuier fanep $5.5o-5.70;
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e1tra $4.60-4.80; Minter orbind'
rsr $4.o0-4.25; 6artes Wsisen pas
tent $5.20-5.60; 6artss BsiSen fans
tb $5.2o-5.60; Sartss WsiSen fas
min S4.6o-4.S5; RosseH, Rorihs
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gen, Giip, reinss $5.45-5.70; Gitp
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Weissn. go. 2 rother Winter
81. .22-1.25; Hu. 3 DO. $1.15-1.2l
glo. a DO. S1.05-1.12.
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go. 3 DO. 75-76e; Ro. a DO. 73a-
74sc; SO. 5 DO. 71a-72Ac; Ro. @
bo. 69-71c - Gotbeniorn, tpeibes,
74-75e; &olbsntOrn, sslbes. ID
75e; &oIbeHtcrn, semii4tss 73-74c
per gu.
ROss.n. - go. Q CSC 81. 90;
90. 8 DO. 91-s4e; RO. 4 DO. So
sse.
Safsr. - gortbipsiisrn g,O. q
lrsiber 493 -50he; Rortbpeittrn
etanbaro ipeiber 4sA-49Ac. Rprtbs
tpeii.rn Ro. 3 ipeiber 47a-48ae; Rp.
8 tpsiber, sinbsimii6er 45a 46Ae;
10. a tpeiber 44-45e; glo. 2 ses
miidtsr 44a -45ae; Ro. 3 semi'9ssr
.inbeimiider 43-44e; 80. A ssmiIhs
ler 42-43c.
Wbisfen.
gertduft ipurben 691 @bls. Die
f;ners Ginifbsb Goobs duf Der Bats
bon S1.40 per Gallont.
grptertes.
aaff.e. - SABA 23-3ot; Wss
fc 29-3oe; Guatemala fanen 19t;
%. gutter 17ae.
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G6itaga 4. 2tpril.

Butter. - Wartt unperdnoert.
Gier. - Utlrtt b6ber; 3uiubr 49,'
521 aiiten; firiis 194-193c; orbit
narp firits 184-1Slc; auf benz
Martt 1s1 Isle.
aartofitln. = 3ufu6r 50 Cars;
Martt uupsrGHoert.
@efliiseI. - 2ebenbss, Wartt h0s
ber; Sdbns 1Sc; Griibiabrsbiibnet
12r
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:, utf. 3JfStIe ft1l. = vtuIII'
nirter Gut 2odf $8.75; pouberso
s7.55; Gabes $7.95; sranulirlsr ST..
rs; Gpnfsetipnsrs ~" $7.35; Sff
.a. $7.O5-7.15; ipeiBsr srira s6.s5
-6.95; ,rtrd .g@ $6.75 per pfunb.
Mofaffes III itetig. ~ Rsip
OrIsans Open Aeils 45 65e; gentri.
fuaoI 25-34c per @nllone.
Mtis. - 2Ouiiiann. Ganrp 6eab
'Ci-6ae; primo 545st; Orbindre
4-4st; Sopan 4a53e per pfunb.
.Drebufte.
guttes. - Wdrit sismIit Isbs
haTt unb fsit.--WbolsmiIt sytra. 40e;
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sharins esHisiImfsss.

DE umidBs TN pttiissn GlsarHssaus be.
IlfIsA itn bsuie auf sJ.les,25o.
xsiai esiHriiSisH.
ein.. Gas & glsetrie. Ohio Siatt Eel.
com. uHo Cblo 0iiiss Gas com. wnroea
aud ,slis pteott tiari sspaHbslf unb waren
isif IN pIsiis. Gplo SIate lei. rann b..
loncets parf laD ltIfgsH ant AN. 3Ie
AaSrspeHotD Yfrfdufs iino 40 6euglsn:
an bsS SsrIs.
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Ginttnnatt. 4. anrif. iais.

ethstrnoIt =. uptu, 1910.
Gle Uaagsn parea aud bsntt risbsr NIT
Wont;nsarbeiten fart ttladitigt nub biz
vtlfaits IN duosmeineu lsaren rsdt lsb.
9ait Die Btnsraten fino unptrdnbert gs,
bsisbsn- 6ur 2ahebem .on falls purten
pon ben Danfen 4-lH% bsreAnf, nag.
rssb Vef9dfispapiere ~ 4--6yS bisfpanrt
rsrosn. i'm cifeHsH gfarite sHrbsn Oar.
isesM .on eau- sK-4& nab suf 8eii ~
]'-4K& tIaeirt.
rpfefd sul psv psrs
nuroeu 81 15e Tisiontp per $1,000 ssildien
psHfen perfanii. Die Gpuntetrate bstrdgr
t0s 3rdmts per $1,000
Ssafd ssf esrspa.
St9t' Be4ia aui gonboa wurbsn ~
tJ7H-4s0 PER yfb. Sierllna suotlrt. ;}ir
ht9ld asj Berlin warDen soc flr4 Disrt
ssrsdrsf, far s9sAiel ast yGris 17He ore
bsanr, snf Gmiferoam 4Se yyo Wnlben
uns aui BIen l4f per arpHs, girss loo,
Hubei "a. dranes t5awsiB) 1875.
Dsnsss- csIisatisnss
ssrsn rutis uaD Itstis. Sis 4aaisa sus.
tlIfu ME t0llf.