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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-08
VERMONT NEWS.

George Warren encountered two wolves
while after his cows recently within half
a mile from his home in Huntington.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-08

If there is modern music in heaven.
will the angels hear Caruso direct or on
celestial Photographs?
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-08

Reports of sales of government savings
securities for the first six months of the
current year show New Hampshire in
the lead among the New England states
in per capita sales. having an average of
% cents for each person in the state.
Vermont is third with 10 cents per capita.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-08

H. NJ Mcintosh, state engineer, has
been in the southern part of the state
the past week inspecting bridge work for
the highway department. Several towns
in that part of the state have asked for
state aid on the construction of bridges
and in order to get at the jobs plans of
the new bridges must be approved by the
highway department
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-08

For the third time the jury in st. Al
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1921-08-08

| Vermont is entitled to raise and maia-
! tain 5000 men as national guard by 1921.
but in the interim various strengths are
fixed from year to year under the law and
regulations 8he war department has allot-
ted to Vermont authority for 1881 national
guartlsmen for the fiscal year 1921 The
actual aggregate strength June 80, 1921,
was 934 as compared with 553 June 80.
! 1920. The state has. therefore. raised
and had recognized by the war depart
ment 50 per cent of the number allotted
, to it.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
BAPTISTS ROMP
ON CHRISTIANS
BY AL SCORE

The Dap,is,s were right and romped
IN the Christians yesterday afternoon
beating them u To- I. The game was
loosely played and the Christians did
not seem 10 have any rep al all. II
vas said that the Sailor manager bought
two dozen has.lalls yesterday but u
he did he did no, have but two IL them
Ia evidence at the game and the gam,
was stopped several times while foul
halls We're retrieved. The fans were
sore at this unnecessary delay and
some even thought that the game
should have been forfeited.
CUNT Taylor. Sailor catcher. leading
the league IN hating fa,tcned his
average when he made two singles, a
louhl. and walked Ia four trips to the
plate. he made four scores.
Manager Harvey Crudgingtnn Il the
Cam.ls went In and pitched after the
NTH inning hut he did net seem to
have anythin. and walked two men IN
two innings. Han walked five men In
four innings Make Williams NJ short
Tor the Cancels showed that he II still
n baseball player and he saved runs
several times.
The same teams NEE, this afternoon
10 play of gam. that was tied early
in the season. hackers ~ the Christian
team SAY that their team had an of day
and prcdic, a victory ior the camels'
The box score:
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
AMARILLO Gun CLUB A !! I! :! \! 5:
BIG Trophy SHOOT FOX FObElBI

gas hlll. by the Amarillo Gas On.
fitth high sccrr. star ham. dssnste<i
ny Armour Company.
Luv scorr. two gallons "Mlstletoe"
ice crcam. by Nlsslsy Creamery On.
Event Ne So Tass<eA
Frs, high seor-. safety pns, do.
mated nv J. ". Collins Drug Co.
sssSnd high sc,He. So Pvters shells.
Donated by waplcs Platter Grocer ca.
Third high score. Iair cuff hnks. do.
mated nv l.. y, Pi,tman.
Fourth hieh score. s. In merchandise.
tsaa,.sl by Crudeinston Mot~ 60.
fifih high sCsre. Sterling eslt buckle.
,innatei hy +. Z. Ffakise.
low score. Rssieasy seat cushion. d..
mated IN Cuilum Motor Company.
kseut No. s-ss Tsrgrsa
First high scof,. two GALLONS Sinclair
meter al. hy Andrews. McDonah Co.
s.cond high scue. ss.ss In trade. do.
mated by Troy Laundry.
Third huh sccre. scs; grade Ever
ready scarchlieh,. nv Mum Electric
o. a
FNar,h high sore. safety rafer. de.
na,cd nv MogTuw- TaOsnss Hardware
Company.
fIrh high s>se. one rear view mir
rOr. by Panhandle Meter Company.
Low sSre. enc Howe inner tues> ny
lchnscn-Joiner Comrauy.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
Cn|CAcO TAKES
BOTH IN DOUBLE
HEADER CONTEST

CHICAGO. June sS--Hollocher. short.
stop 81 the Chicago Nationals aud Alex
Freeman. pitcher. wcFc forced out 20
the game today by injuries. while the
locals nosed out riitshurg In both
games Of n double header hy scorcs ~
2 to and 10 G. In the first game Holl'
ocher's nose was broken when Cutshaws
sronnder took had bounce. In the sec
ond game a swift driven hall hit Free.
man half an inch above the temple.
PlttSburg .........,. 0o0 geo oio--i p
Chicago ...,...,,.,. oio 600 eiS--s =
Two base hi; Martin. Rghce. Grimes;
siolen base: Rigbcc. Maranvlllc; hase on
hall: Hamilton Z. Martin :. struck out.
Hamilton I. Martin .. Carlson l; runs,
Rigbee. Grimes. kcneNer: errors; none,
batteries: Hamilton. FINN. Carlson and
Schmidt: Martin and o'Farrell
Pittshurg ...,...,., eio SEQ ooa-e N
Chicaro ........... i0o eo1 0ox--S is
Two base hit. Flack. Tierncy: three
base hit; riack: stolen base, Maran.
Vile: double play; Terry 10 kelleher 20
Grimes. base on hall; Olasner .. Free
man I; struck cut Tyler Z. Carlson I,
runs. Rlsbec. Carey. Maranville. Whit.
ted. Rarnhart. Grimes. riack :. Terry.
Grimes. BARBER. Deal. Robertson. Tyler;
srrors Tierney. Es,lcher. Terry.
Grimes: hatteriss; Claxner. Carlson and
Schmidt: rs~msn. Tyler and killcfer.
Robertson. o'rarrell
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29

TEXAs I.EAGUE.
0TINK GROUND TO
slK Trees IS ADVICE

Dynamite the cour, house grounds
and save the trees saws W. q. Jones.
president % the Texas Fofestry ASA.
citation.
n L. the belief of the forestry man
that there 10 a hard crust beneath the
sarface q the court hause lawn and
BY dynamlting n he thinks the moiS
turc will iercciats through 20 be alb
rsrbed by the ~eil and the result viii
l~ healthy ucca
The forcsiry man also Advocates dy'
PAINTING the ground when trees are
first planted IT. custom followed In
the har,i-pas section 81 California. lie
also advises that BERMUDA grass hc
kept killed of Tor q distance e three
fses away frum tho tree. Bermuda
grass. he thinks rui,s tho tree Of mos
tuFe u Would othsrwiss get.
Nr. Joaea. acconpani-d ny Mrs
Jones and daughter ras-ed through
Amarillo Tuesday on th.it way 10 koul'
def, Colo. uhsre they are in the habit
n spending the Summers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
Eventually. Why No, Now.

joe snortcd an ambitious father.
you're a spend,hrift and a lazy sood'
fornothing. Why don't you go ou,
into the world and make something II
YOURSELF"
Il would" whincd the lazy son, "hon.
est wouid-ivc leen meaning t. for a
long time. hut haven't any money 10
start out"
Well that's better. That's more
like II. n that's al that's troubling you
III advance the money"
II know Il. hut after I've spent u,
how'll l get hackg''-American Legion
Weekly.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29

: As previously ANNOUNCED thTo1gh IN,
presS. the Amartka 0un Cluh viii hcld
It's annual foiFth cf Ialy msrchansiis'
shoo; at THEA club grc1nds west -na IL
Fourth s,res, mar the Rock Island
track.
The cOmmi,tce having IN charge tn
"details e this sh,-s. consisting q u. l.,
Williams. u "a. Watvl. {. y. Adams
aud Walter Crs~Sett Announce herein
the sOmpl.te ITogTam and Ful-s gov
ernlng
The program viii cOasis, q six events
II q targets zach, msCchsndis.
trophy tn h. given to thu five high-s;
ssNses and a trPhy 10 thu iow scSre
| The regular ~asoa IrOsTam GOV
sFing registered club sheets will govern
sVents thS,~ and tcur which covss
rsris;ered targets.
rhrs~ CENTS zach viii - charged tos
;arss.s No en,rany~ ~ viii -
chSrEsd.
Al uakcs u shells viii ~ f,r Ssk 81
the ground
Shcs,ins hsgins IsSSnp,ly AZ nins
a. IN. Ne pgacttce events heicre rgu.
hr ,sfogiam viii ~ permitted
In eass u tiss for ,Tcphies. SANE vii
~ decisk,i by The t,alo~lne events Tie.
In the last even, viii ~ dscidsd hy
showing miss-andoa,.
A T. \. ruiss viii goVsSn this sh,-s;
Private ru'es q cOR,esAntS absolutely
horrvd
VISITING shss,ssrs az, invited and they
viii h. e,isi,.ls IL win any trophy ~
c,p,ing N. A. r. \. ,rophy.
Evraf No. i-ss Targets
Fifs, high sOSe. pair SIX hose. 10
mated by W. q. AIl,n.
Second high scS<,. -, q RgS~h Spark
fius.. ,hnated ~ Z. ~ CNkswvi O..
Third htxh sSSre. tire csSer. ,hna,-i
~ WiliNn,S r1st,uan C,snrany.
FsgS,h hish ssNre. ~ Western shslis>
aosatcl ey NsA1s- Hrs. crsSt Co
Elfth high ScNSo. sice m.Nl ,ickc;,
doaa,ssl ~ "a = AVani ,psInslrs Cs;.l
i.nw sNs~. carton Canal cigare,,,s.
ccnated ~ thu DIV rrCp Ina.
Hssnf Ne s-.s Targets.
Firs, hAsh s~x,. stee in ulsrchansiise.
,kna,sd ~ SAl,,g Lindsay Drug Ga
SsSNad hixh sNs. Sole Swif,'s Tre-
MUM iacn. DEBATED ~ NcIllrSS's
Market.
Third hish sN,Ee. s-x i.cvers ciears.
donstsd ~ Ernss, ThOnpsOn.
Fourth high sCcrs. s. Earl a wflsrn
shirt. h'aa,r>i by Ruhln's TCggety.
flfth htsh ssor,. two nsyktirs. do
mated hy '-rhe ransooS~
-. sa.A.s Awas.y{
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
AMARILLO LOSES
CAMETOCl0vlS
IN FREE HITTING

CLOVIS. y. NJ. June Slows
slaughtered McAr,hus unmeTctt0'ly IN
thu seventh inning. bunehink cishs hts
Tor seven runs and defeated amarillo
thirteen To twelve in the tirs, ssf'a- a
tue series herv to-day. The ssofc ss"d
twelve IL tive through the sixth innins.
and the visitors wsrs vastly the via
ners until the fatal seventh. when sss<
count was tied, hcr,co s,enn'ed the
ttlc until cave MAS s,is IN CslNeSts
urur. tas<elnan's hcuc run In ttse
fecnni with twu ulcn IN. and hons
runs Nv Ruth and rlesrt features
.,marillo's PLAYING. outtIsklers dad ssss'
hr work. Johnson. visiting sirs, sacser
suffered a broken NEE whSS p0p-ap
hts faCV.
Amarillo s.s..........see- ~ v''-t-
-., .5ie eie tei-is
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
CUBAN PINEAPPLE CROP ~
ESTIMATED NJ seo. 600 CRATES

HAVANA. cuha.-Cuha's pineapple
crup for thu. year is estimated at sse.'
600 crstes. valued al es,Soo.eeo by port
fficials WIN hase thelr figures on re-.
corded shirsnents from Havana More
than soc eoo crates have ben export
"a over the ferry ships running BE-
tween Cues and FLORIDA. whiis abouf
ieo.ooc crates have been shipped O.
New York.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
Sporting News While
Ito Good to Read
CASSERS' PUNCH
TOO MUCH FOR
Bluffs TO HALT

HOUSTON. Texas. June sS,-ShrcNc
port was there with the punch when
the situation demanded Tuesday and
won the s,oud game Of the series from
the ruffs lg the score II = To- Q. The
game was featured nv RrNt plays nv
Iarsan. jackson aud Rc,,uml.y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29

Two tase hits. y. Koran. Mcdonald.
McGrew, ELAN; hcme run, Galloway:
stolen has-s. Richhoarg. Hughes. Dis.
tel. o'Rrien; sacrifice hits. Scgrist
Richbourg, Mcdonald. ELAN; struck
out, McGrew I. Mitchell 6; hasc on halls
McGrew 6, Mitchell 2. hatsmen hit by
Mitchell I. tDis.p; double play.
Hughes 10 Distel 10 Schlicbner: passed
hall. Wilson; left on hase. Dallas 5,
Galveston 6; time. La: umpire. Miller
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29

Twc lsse hi, Jackson, faesl. White
man :, Hclchan. Henry sarrifiSs Hart
ford Ethel. Hollohan; double plays; nol
den TO paym 10 lRsces Bo,tomly "a
Darrlngcr; has, On hall: Holden. Glca
son J; struck cut, Rolden . Gleason I
lett an base; Houston :. Shreveport I,
umpire; Ssntcll Time: iS0.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29

Stolen tase. Clark. two tase hits.
Clark !. McDonald. Miller ?. McElwee.
Gross. Works. Bowman. Kitchens
double play. Mcdonald % Clark 20
Works. Clark to Gross Ia Works: In
nings pitched. by Scott 4. hits. runs,
by Ross 5. hits. run; struck cut by
Scott !. by Ross 4. hy Bowman 3. i'pse
on balls. by Scott .. by Bowman d
Wild pitch. Bowman. Ross: left on
tase. Wichita Falls ~. Beaumont y
umpnres. Hili and Bi-choff. time. l so
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
RED S0X SWAT
BALL AND BEAT
ATHLETICS 81

BOSTON. Mass. June ss.-Boston hi,
hard tclay and defeated Philadelphia
Il ,o I. Welch madr the longest single
within recollection at Fenway Park In
the sixth when his drive struck the
clock alo,c the III, field fence and
bounded hack so sharply tina, he had to
h. content with one hase.
Scorc: X III
PHILADELPHIA ........ eco ooo ieo--i :
Boston ..............:c 900 ~. oix-s ~
Two has. hits. Dugan :. Perkins. Gal.
loway. double plays. Myers tn Scott 10
Mclnns. Foster e. Pratt, "a Mcinnls,
Dykes To- Walker. Dugsn To- Dykes 10
Walker. base IN halls kccfc l, Naylor
3. Barrett .. Myers l. struck out. by
k,ef, !. Myet |: runs. Perkins. Lei
bald Foster Pratt. Mclnnis :. collins
2, Ruel. errors, wach. Johnson. per'
klns; batteries Heefe. Naylor. barrett
and Perkins; Myers and Ruel.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
TEXAS I.EAGrE.
|"stPsrsl THEY
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Chicago ~ IT. fschis.
Detrooe q Cleveland.
Bostua q N<W York.
Phila6plpAiA ~ Washington.
MATERNAL l.EAGrE.
Pittr,n1eoN ~ Chicago.
New Yee& ~ Boston.
brooklyn ~ Philadelphia.
TEXAS 1.kAGrE.
Shreveport a. Hsnston.
Dallas at Galve~toa.
Fort worth AZ I'M Antonio.
wichita Fails az BEAUMONT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29

Gwynn: three base hit. Higgins; hits Oft
Hail >. Crudgington ?, Kendrick ,:
-toles. hases. Baggott, Fyfe. Taylor;
double plays, Williams To- Randall. ha.e
on halls. Hall 3. Crudgington ., Ken.
drlVk 2; s,rikeou,s Hendricks 4. Hall
,. hit by pitcher Baggott by kendrick.
time 81 game one hour and thirty.fiye
minutes. umpire. Haller. receipts $685..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
MrGr~w Iiolsis Dallas.
IN Associated prr-.

GALVESTON. Texas. June .s.--sllm
Mc'hcw. the elongated Yoakum peri
s'crs. held Dallas e. four hits today.
the sandcrahs winning with vase to
:. scorc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
Sputlders llls Hard.

I ~ WsnFstFd ~
BEAUMONT. Texas. June ?s,-Bag.
ging an early lead of George Scott. the
Wichita Fails spudders easily won the
second game az the series here today
Ia 10 4 Scort.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29

I've hase hits. schal,a Groh. Roasrh
Cismons; three hasc hits. wlngo. Heath
cose: home runs. Smith, McHenry
stolen bases. naut-rt. Groh. base On
halls. Marauard I. pak !; struck out
Nsrauard .. Doak 4: runs. Rohsse.
panhert. Orch. Smith. Mann. Hornshy.
NeHenry. iavan .. Clemens. srrcrs
Marauard. Schultz. i.ayan; batteries
Filler. Marausrd. Napier. Coumle. and
winxo; D,ak and Cismons
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29

When Viii -~sss meets mareeiied
wayc--ii's en- acCidcni.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
Cleveland Wins Fourth.
Nv Associated prvss

CLEVELAND. a.. June Sleeve
land made 1, three gut II fcur from 81
Louis today winning u to I. The game
was played In drilling rain.
Score X "
ST. Louis ......... so0 0ll eli 4 u
Cleveland ......,...oga oes 2Ox--is 10
Two base hits: Tobin. Sisler. Smith.
speaker wamhsganss. Three base hits;
McManus. Smith. s.w.ll. Stolen base:
Williams. Double PLAY: Gardner 20
Wambsganss To Burns. Rase On halls:
pcberry ]. Burwcll 4; Coveleskie =.
struck out: Bayne I. Coveleskie 1.
Runs: Tohin. Sisler. Wetzsl. McManus;
Iami, son. Evans. Wambsganss j.
Speaker .. smith ., Gardner. sewell.
Errors: Si-ler. Batteries: Deherry.
Burwell. Rayne and SEVERED. Covelss.
kie and Nunamaker.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
s0l rWHRN association.
By Associates Prvss.

ATLANTA. Ca. June 2s.-Memphis
defeated Atlanta today 20 I.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29
AwkRICAN AsslnIATiON.

~ MINNEAPOLIS II kavHas NV
A. 81 Paul q: Milw,uk.e ".
Indianapolis M Toledo. rain.
Louisville az Columbus. rain,
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29

a, New orlcsns Little Rock rain.
Al Mohils-tslrminEhsm. rain.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29

IahnIssr aud Dowle. T'I"rs"h, Sufgt
and l.arilen.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29

b. Associated Pr..s
NASHVILLE. Tenn, June ss.-Nash-
VILE took a listl.sS gam. from chatta.
nooga today "a I. Tho umpifes failed
20 show up and players officiaied
Scor.. Il " =
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-06-29

No,l aud Nsidorkorn. Warmout
Smith.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-04
The Prescott Daily News
Published by

THE NEWS PRINTING COMPANY
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-04
SLACK FER LISTS ARE
 NEARLY FREE OF ERRORS

The military authorities believe that the public is too solicitous and too much perturbed over the publica- ton of the alleged stacker lists. From statement which has just come through the adjutant generals office at Little Rock, it appears that the War Department has done everything in it's power to insure the correctness of the list and has reduced the orig inal total of 4S9, 9,0O3 names to approx imately 337 7,649, it having been found by a process of investigation that there were 151 ,354 of the men orig inally listed who had, in fact, rend- cred military service, or had been CT roneously inducted The lists were then submitted to the various gover- nors and state adjutants general with instructions 10 compare with the re- cords of local boards, and after this careful scrutiny for possible errors, the list has been finally reduced to approximately 155,000. Enlistment after the armistice does not remove a charge of desertion incurred during the period of actual hostilities, and this probably accounts for some of the charges of unjust publication of names.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-04
UPWARD TREND IN BANK
 RESOURCES AND DEPOSITS
pecial to The News.

! 'pecial to The News.
 Little Rock, June 4.--A compilation af statements filed with the state Oank commissioner by the state banks was prepared yesterday by Mir. Max well and it shows a gratifying up ward trend in bank resources and de- posits. The peak of resources was reached May 1, 1920, with SlS9.O .O64, 079.9O. This steadily declined during the ensuing five calls until it reached the lowest point March 3l, 1921, with $159. 763, ,S93.40 The statement jus, completed shows that conditions are beginning to pick up, with total re. sources of $160,626.2S3,90.
 The item of total deposits shows $ somewhat similar course, beginning with $150, ,743, ,066.34 February 24, 1920, and declining with each state ment to $l02 ,4O9. .592. .S9 on March 3l 1921, since which time there has been the first increase to a total of $l05, 44,SSO.l3. The individual deposits still show a decline, not yet having commenced the upward trend. The total at this time being S56, TAI ,662.29 as compared with $9S,S44, ,039.7S in February 1920.
 That the state generally, however, is beginning to pay its debts is shown by the fact that bills payable and re discounts have decreased from the peak of S40,246,6 ,64S.95. which was reached November 15, 1920. to S27,- 76l, ,424.96 in the last report. There is also very heavy decrease in the cotton loans, which reached the high est point May i, 1920, with S19, ,652,- S60.53, which is now reduced to less than one-third this amount or S5- S75,5SS.13.
 The legal reserve has increased from 24ec in the last report to 26fl.
 Reviewing the entire situation, Commissioner Maxwell considers that he situation is very hopeful and he is confident that conditions will con- Iinue on the upward trend
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-04
MEMORIAL DAY WAS
 OBSERVED IN SOUTH

Sectional lines were eliminated in the observance of Memorial Day in the South. Time WIS when this was considered purely northern holiday and the south observed it's own da~ for the decoration of the graves of Confederate soldiers. Then came the Spanish-American war, which began the obliteration of the lines. and fin ally the World War. which wiped them out altogether Now on Mem orsal Day, May 30. which was orig mated by Mrs. John 4 Logan. wife of . northern soldier. our people
 north and south. east and west. blue and gray and khaki. all unite in nay ing tribute through the agency of
 flowers to those who have died in de- Tense Of country and flag. One of the most beautiful tributes paid the dead last Monday. a spectacle wit
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-04
CARD OF THANKS

It would De impossible to make , r. sonal mention of all who have shown kindness and given many and varied expressions Of love and sympathy for me I feel thankful to Brother H. O. Giles for taking me to and bringing me from the Sanitarium. For the close attention and unselfsh consid- eration Of the physicians and nurses at the Park Sanitarium. For the un- stinted profusion of flowers by the ladies of town and county. For ma terial contributions Of every kind. and for the many verbal expressions of interest in me. Surely. the lines have fallen 10 me in pleasant places. '' Psalms 16:6
 Very faithfully.
 W (. Felts.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-04
WILL HAVE CHANGE
 TO READ SYNOPSIS OF ACTS

n analyzing the acts of the last legislature, Attorney General Utley discovered 240 acts which he class ae3 as general in their natur News E- pers in every county in che state are this week publishing tle official ps,s of these statutes. that the people may be apprised of the laws enacted by their representatives. If Il were not for this wiSe provision. the statutes would be Q closed book 70 -he common people Ire pens -S aot so very great; the 2 r co umns Y synopsis will cost the state only
 per county. except for three eounties where daily papers with cir above S5.080 each receive full gal rates instead of the half rate 3 -wed the smaller publications This
 gS the total cost Of the publica- -icnS 10 S3S .922.
The Prescott daily news., 1921-06-04
all over tne town.

all over the town.
 in?"
 No, thanks said Kane. beginn. to lose his self-control. "I have ,o leaving again this evening" ''
 Mother and Evelyn wont ha h. tin late" said Benny. Say" he caa e tinued. "I want to show you son thing. I'm awfully sorry 1t vas fault Evelyn and you had that t,a hle." 0u
 Your fault exclaimed the otho.
 Yes, Mir Kane. It was an ow.. blow to her when you went awaa % She just cried and cried for dave ss she wouldn't let anyone write and ta,, @ you. But it was all my fault" ""
 Kane's feet almost dragged hi. against his will into the little nor,a Nothing was changed-only his hoos. Benny put out the gas and stood n] lamp in the middle of the table
 You thought she was kissing Ma. ston, said Benny. awkwardly. DJoon, {, It was this way-just fun. Sbe wa amusing me.
 And, passing behind the lamn h.. twisted his hands until a shadow u'. Marston's head appeared upon tne wall.
 That's Marston. y said Benny. "yoD can tell him by his big nose. Now this is Evelyn-see? That's her ho,. done like they used to wear if a,oI years back Now, when I bring mr hands together they kiSs-see?"
 Ii was a very creditable kiss r.I was just the same kiss that Kane hadI seen five years before upon the shade
 Kane staggered out of his seat Benny I've been a fool r' he mn, tered, and caught the boy by the arm See here, tell me if there's any chance for me" he shouted. sWbero iS she? I've got to see her Sbo,s got to forgive me at once She's ont to, because I'm going to make her"
 Benny hesitated. You won't be an. sry with me. MT. Kane?" he asked "She is in the house. l had to brngl you in somehow" He pulled the other by the arm and drew him into the hall "She's-she's-" he stammered.
 She was standing under the halll lamp. She was trembling. She wasl looking at Kane, hut neither saw the| other because of the sudden dimmng of vision-they only felt each other heart to heart and lips to lips