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Arizona republican., 1921-06-09
Market News
lRepus,Ie.o 4. 2. lsssss wire1

IRepuhiiesn A. 2. Lessed Wire1 . NEW YORK. June s.-Relaxed money rates and recurrent weakness fin foreign exchange vershadewed today's stock market operations. Call loans opened at : per cent but before midday eased fc sia. the lowest In many weeks Tine rates were un- changed. but brokers reported more liberal offerings which extended to bank acceptances and mercantile paper.
 Explanation was lacking for the further collapse of international re- mittances, which amounted to six cents in the pound sterling and ten to forty-five points in French. Bel gian, Italian. Swiss. Spanish and Dutch bills. Renewed sales of ster- ling in London and Paris by German interests. speculative pressure at thi. center. and the supreme councils de- lay in meeting were among reason: assigned for the reaction.
 In banking circles, the enErossins topic was the announcement of th' treasury departments offering o some $500. .oo0. 900 short term notes t' sustain government securities.
 Stocks were irregular and hesitant the session being marked by reAc tions and recoveries. Standard Issue were under greatest pressure in th latter dealings. the lower money rat exerting little influence
 Sales 575.000 shares.
 Dealings fin bonds again wer fairly diversified with many eros currents. There was early selling O Liberty issues. presumably because c the new treasury offering. but tha group made up part of it's loss | Other domestic bonds were irregular
 Mexican government lives lost I per cent Total sales. par value. ag gregated s1<.s15.ooo.
 Chicago Board
 CHICAGO. June B. Wheat dc veloped a little firmness today as result of apprehension on the part ( some traders that rains reported the Southwest would tend to spo the harvest. The fact. howeve that the government crop report wa due this afternoon. operated to rs strict business and to prevent ar sharp changes in price. Openlr quotations which varied from nc changed figures to &c lower. wit July s1.2sh to si.2sx. were 10 lowed by moderate gains all arour and then something of reaction
 Corn hardened with wheat Al | ter OItulUk i-. 10 -1H lower. lTElul ing July at s3N to sax. the mark rallied to the same as yesterday finish. Oats were governed by a action of other grain. starting Ia
 hc off. July 3s1. but ssan recove ing.
 Higher quotations on hogs gave
 lift to provisions.
 NEW YORK. June s--Prime me cantiie paper s& d7: exchange veal ! sterling, demand 3.7sA. cabl'
 3.7sA. francs. demand. 7ss: cabl< , 7.e0: Belgian francs. demand. IS
 cables. z.ss: Kuiiders. demar
 s2. e5: cables. a .o5: lire. demau : 4.72. cables. <.7<: marks. demar 1 1.47: cables. 1.<s: Greece. demar 6.02. Sweden. demand. 22. 90: Nc ! way. demand. 1t.so: Argentine. mand. si.37. Brazilian. demar | i2.75: Montreal exchange 10 H. z percent discount
 Time loans firm: SO days. 90 da
 and six months seven percent Call money easier: high {: lo 1, si1: ruling rate '. closing bid si ' offered at q. last loan sis.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09
Liberty Bonds

NEW YORK June S-Llbcrts bonds closed: SIS. ss.os: first s's. s1.70. second Fs. ss7o. first fI's. $500. second 4E's. ss.es. third fA s. si-so: fourth. <A's. s7.lo: Victory 3&s. ss-fo: Victory t1s. ss.<o-
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09
Cotton Futures

NEW YORK. June s.-Cotfon fu- lures closed steady. July. si2.s3. oc- tober. sf3-<f. December. s11s5. Jan uary. sis.o5: March. s1f3s.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09
Grains

CHICAGO. June s-CIose: wHEAT-Juiy. sl-s2: September. SILICA
 coRS-July. s2-sc: september. sec oATs-July. sskc. September. soc.
 PORK-Juiy. sf7.se-
 LARD-July. ss.ss; September t10fo
 RIBs-Juiy. si2i:: September sio-s5.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09

or the 107 successful aspirants who passed bar examinations in
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09
Mefos Market

NEW YORK. June s.-copper quiet. eiectroiytic. spot and June. ishc: July. 13k ai3Ac. Tin weak: spot and nearby. s2s.e0G ss.s0. fix Zinc quiet: East St Louis delivery. spot. sf.soa47o. Antlmony. spot. S5-e5.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09
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PASSENGER AND FREIGHT sER-
 VICE BETWEEN New York. Boston. PhiladelphiA Baltimore Montreal PnrtiAn6. Ma
 AND Liverpool. Southampton. London derry. CherbourE. Antwerp. London. Glasgow. Havrc. RottcrdAm- nedifsr- ranean. Plymouth. Bristol DAnx1e. Levant. Hamburg.
 For rates of passenger saiiings or general information. apply 10
 ". WARD oAvfEo General Ticket Agent for Arixona <<5 West Washington Street
 Phoenix- Arizona
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09
Ifve$o1

Chicago
 CHICAGO. June s-CATTLE-Re ceipts. 5000. Heavy beef steers slow others steady to strong. choice handy weight. bid. $500. bulk beef steers s7.50d s-35. she stock and bulls steady. bulk butcher cows and heif- CTS. ss-eoa7.00: bulls largely s4-se6 s-75: veal calves steady to 1sc higher bulk veaiers. 3s-oods.75; stockers and feeders slow.
 HoGs-Receipts. 2r 900: opening fairly active. IS to 2sc higher: later slow. top. one load early. ss-so. bulk. ss.1oas<o: pigs mostly ioc higher; bulk. desirable, around ss2s. SHEEP-Recefpts. 2f.o0o- Lambs 25 10 soc lower: some springs of more: sheep 15c lower. shorn lambs top. to city butchers. s12z5. native spring. top. early. si335 to city butch CTS and SIS to packers. few cholcs light ewes. sf-50GA75-
 kansas City KANSAS CITY. June s.--CATTLE l-Rcceipts. $500 All classes unevcr but mostly steady: trade moderatei' heavy steers. bid. ss-2s: bulk. all weights. 3s.75a7ss: most cows. xs. .ol 4 q $50. few at $500 and higher. Eoos s5.ooas-5o.
 HoGs-Receipts. HOO. Early mar ket to shippers IS to 25c higher thai yesterdays average: most f2-50 C 800 pounds. S1-5od7.s5. packer bought most hogs 10 to 2oc higher bulk of sales. s7-s0G7.15: top. s7.ss stock pigs. 10 to f5c lower. very fes over ss-25.
 sHEEP-Recespts. 1000. Since, steady; odd punches native ewes s<.oo. spring lambs mostly soc lower i odd punches native. s17.so: full deckl si2.2s. bulk. better grade. sfi-sof ! iz.oo. Arizonas. sie-oo- rl Denver xl DENVER. June s.-CATTLE-Re ceiptx 500 Steady to 15c lower , beef steers. s1.00u 500: cows an : heifers. ss-7sa7-5o: calves. $500 4 lp.7s: stockers and feeders. $500 SIS: bulls. s3.5o df.so. II HOGS-Recciprr. 500. fSG9 higt CT: top. sz.7s: bulk. s7.e5G7.75. | sHEEP-Receipts. 1zoo Steady lambs. siis5ai2eo Tat: ewes. ss.' : a 500.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09

PHOENTX SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE, 16-1s s. Fourth street. Phone 5s0s. Machines rented and re- paired. Representative White Sew ing Machine Co. If
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09

NOTICErThat Green Bros. have sold the Bungalow Restaurant to Clem & Pinkham. All creditors must have bills within 10 days. 243 w. Washington St. bg
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09
Bar Sifuer

NEW YORK June s.-Bar silver domestic. ss<e: foreign. k3 i3cs
 Mexican dollars. <sh.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09

Fl Al multigraph operator de- -,-ss nosition with good firm. Deer wood tract. Indian School roaa; a,,H Route !. No, ?. Phoenix Ariz. Desdle ihoilas.
Arizona republican., 1921-06-09

THE SHERWOOD MUSIC School
 branches in Phoenix and Glendale will remain open all summer; in- structions in all branches; pupils may enter at any time: rates reasonable. Juvenile orchestra practice at 7:30 Tuesday and Friday evenings, at the studio, SIS North Sixth st; young players desiring ensemble practice may enter free of charge. Phone 3039
 |
, 1921-10-26
Grid Stars Set
Record in NeU
Phase of Game

IOWA CITY. Iowa. Oct. ss.@rhs
state University OF Iowa, looked upon
as having one Of tho seasons besi
football teams because of its defeat
over Notre Dame and Illinois. has
two gridlron stars who not only play
football themselves. but who are roar
ing sons. These players arc Glen De
vine and Donald Macrae. Their sons
they claim. are coming stars OF the
gridiron.
Devinc's son IS I months OF age,
while Macrao's is 81.
Devine and Macrae are stars on this
present football team. and both play
halfback. This is Macrae's FIRST year
in college football. but Devine is com
pleting his third season.
These players r believed to have
established a precedent in regard &c
bringing on the next generation Of
football stars before the present gen
GRAFTON has completed its own activ
tiles on the gridiron. Devine is {
brother of Aubrey Devine, captain o.
this years team.
, 1921-10-26
Late Sporting
Editor Made His
Rep in the West

DENVER, Oct. .s.-w. B. Bat)
Masterson. who died IN New York
yesterday spent II years in Denver.
where he still has many warm friends.
He came to Denver IN 1890 from
Dodge city. Kans., where he acquired
fame as marshal. He left Denver In
1901 for New York.
When Bat came to Denver, he
said no left Dodge City because it was
getting too tame. according to ac-
counts OF his coming published in
Denver newspapers at the time. When
he left Denver for New York he said
his reason for leaving was the same
hat caused him to leave Dodge City.
Masterson ut one time was town mar
shall Of Trinidad, Colo.
Masterson was widely known as a
sportsman and theater owner when
he lived here. He promoted many
boxing matches In the days when
padded gloves were disdained by pu-
gilists.
It was in Denver. shortly after he
came here. that Masterson met Miss
Mary Moulton. whom he later mar
rfed.
, 1921-10-26
JOE GEDE0N To
PLAY ON COAST
Lands Asked to Rule on
Standing of Player Released
Through Scandal.

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. as.-reie
grams 10 Judge w. NJ. Lands. base
ball commissioner. and President Tnn
Johnson OF the Ameg.csis league. ask
ing them TO rule on the status OF joe
Gedeon in organized baseball were
sent today by President william IL
Mccarthy OF the Pacific Coast base
hall league.
Gedeon is expected to play In an ex
hibition game at Narysviiie. Cal. No
vember IL, with American, National
and Coast league players.
As he was Internationally released
IN 1919 by the ST. Louis club OF the
American league following reports
he had knowledge of attempts to
bride players. Mccarthy said he wish
cd information whether Coast league
players should play with Gedeon.
, 1921-10-26
You'll enjoy the
sport of rolling
'e11 with P. A.!

And, besides Prince
Albert's delightful flavor,
there's its freedom from bite
and parch which Is cut out by
our exclusive patented proc
essi Certainly-you smoke
P. A. from sun up till you
slip between the sheets with
out a comeback.
Prince Albert Is the tobac-
CO that revolutionized pipe
smoking. Ifyou never could
smoke a pipe = forget It'll
You can-AND YOU WILL
If you use Prince Albert
for packingl It's a smoke
revelation in a jimmy pipe
or a cigarettel
, 1921-10-26

EIRST thing you do next
I-go get some makin's
papers and some Prince
Albert tobacco and puff away
on a home made cigarette
that will hit on all your
smoke cy1indersl
No use sitting-by and say
ing maybe you'll cash this
bunch tomorrow. Do it while
the going's good, for man-o-
man, you can't figure out
what you're passing byi Such
flavor, such GOODNESS, such
more-ish-ness-well,t the only
way to get the words en-
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and know y~ourselfl
, 1921-10-26

Il Is believed that the great travelling
Expense incurred in Jumping TO Cas-
mar Ia responsible for the omission a
economy seems to be tho keynote of
the proposal. Proposed salary limits
/for Class c ball are $3.50 and for
Class d ball s2.4oo.
E. T. Conquest Of Sterling. IN a let
ter addressed 20 the chambers OF com
marco OF ten towns invites them TO
a conference to be held In Sterling.
The cities included nre Brush. Fort
Morgan, Fort Collins. Greeley and
sterling, Colo, Sidney. Alliance.
scottsbiufr and North Platte. Neb..
and Cheyenne. wyo.
The suggestion that the league en-
ter organized ball as against the
outlaw" class OF the Midwest league
Is based on the charge that "the
players are outlaws and seek to build
up tho fans and supporters Of base
bali ecaus they demand prices for
their services so high that to run a
ball team for the average town OF
this size Is too great a burden"
IT is urged hat players will be
moro deserving Of condolences under
the penalty OF heavy fines and a sal
airy limit tina will not permit one
town to hire players at a larger sal
AIRY than any other town"
The communication addressed to
tho various chambers OF commerce
suggests that under proper regulation
baseball in ths proposed league could
be made seif-supportins. while AFFORD.
ing the puSlic tho desired quality OF
<amusemen. The smaller league too.
Il is believed, would engender a
friendly rivalry which would increase
attendance at games and enlist more
general popular support. There are
also advantages to be obtained from
the franchise and ron the possible
sale OF players who are under bind
ing contract. tho supporters Of organ
ICED ball declare. ~
1t is proposed that the conference
for organization of the league be held
AT the Hotel Graham & Sterling Nov
ember 10.
Sterling would be in the center OF
the proposed circuit Railroad con
nections between all the other towns.
however, are good and II Is calculated
that all of the cities would enjoy APP
proximateiy equal advantages in the
matter OF travelling costs.
The cost OF a bail club In an or
ganized league Of class c is estimated
at about $4,000 for the a OF i've
months. and the.c costs in a league Of
Class d at 81, 900. These figures
compare with q total cost % approx
mately $40. 900 for the Sterling ball
club Of 1921 in the Midwest league,
, 1921-10-26
SCHOONER CREWS ARE
GUESTS At BANQUET

HALIFAX. Oct. 2s.--Csptain Angus
Walters. of tho Nova 6cotian schoon-
er Bluenose and Captain Marty welch
OF The Gloucester schooner Elsie, To-
sether with the crews who participate
ed In the international fishing fleet
championship race. said farewell last
night at a dinner given In their hon.
or by he Halifax Herald. donor of the
race trophy. Captain Walters. as win.
Ter. received a $4,000 prize. and Cap
tain WEIGH was awarded 1000. tho
losers share. The trophy was given
INTO the keeping of Captain Walters
until the 1922 races.
, 1921-10-26
Gets
BIC SPORT CARD
Miske- Battle and
Stecher-Peter Match Is
Booked by Legion.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Oct. ,s-suiy
Misks OF st. Paul. MINI. and Tony
Meiehoir OF Chicago, heavyweight
ooxers. and Joe Stecher Of Dodge.
Neo- and Charles SHERIFF Peters OF
sarvis county. Nebraska. heavy
weight wrestiers. will top tho card
OF the Armistioe day athletic carui-
val to be staged here November II By
the local post Of the American Ie-
gion.
The carnival win BE staged in =
circus tent. with a seating capacity
OF 10000 persons.
The Columbus post has appealed tn
all legion posts OF Nebraska TO aid
In the promotion OF the carnival.
, 1921-10-26
mwra THE IRIkIINF,C PAGE 0E Cp0QTNNC NCVVC III FHmmN w
--NI A1A0A "a IA NIL Il w III Of A Em
First IN NeUs
Oh All EUents
Tom Gibbons
SensitiUe On
Age Question

CHICAGO. Oct zs-ron crbhoa,
tho 81. Paul heavyweight champion.
ship contender. Is as sensitive about
bis age as a prina donna Ths rec.
ord books gives his age as %. which
he says. Is incorrect
MY brother. Mike, Is only ss.- Tom
explained. "and I'm not even nd, n,1,
younger brother. There was another
one between US. now dead.
7 am IS year old. having been
born In 1898 instead OF 1859. as rated
In the record books.
"Furthermors. I'm the younres,
~ss-year-oid I know Of
Gibbons. who f. matched 10 Dor
Georges Carpentler for Tex Richard,
recently scored his seventeenth ron.
secutivs knockout.
, 1921-10-26
StiLLman Heirs
To Haze No Part
In Divorce Suit

POUGHKEEPsT. N. r. Oct ss.-
Supreme Court Justice dorscheuser
at white Plains denied the mo-
ton of John e.. Mack. guardian ad
Item for Guy Stillman. TO bring all
the heirs OF the late James Stiilman
n Of James A Suliman into the di.
vorce action against Mrs. Anne U.
Stiilman.
Nj. Mack made he motcn for the
purpose. he said. of protecting the
interests OF Guy in the future. Jus
tics Morschauser, in giving his de-
cision said he believed the interests
OF tho child would be properly safe
guarded II Mrs. stillman should win
the divorce action.
, 1921-10-26
at Games
Can Get Money
Back in Britain

LONDON. Oct. "a far-reach-
ing, and. for England. sensational
decision has been rendered by the
house Of lords in ruling that money
paid by check in settlement of a
gambling debt is recoverable by the
loser.
The decision opens an avenue for
possible litigation involving hun
dreds Of thousands OF pounds sterl-
ing and the bookmakers who do a
big business at all the race meets
declare they may be ruined fnan-
cially.
They have called a special meet
ing to consider tho situation.
, 1921-10-26
FIGHT SEASON TO OPEN
At FORT RUSSELL SOON

CHEYEENE. wyo. Oct. .7s.-Tse
.iEht game Is TO open nj at Fort Rus
sell o and during the winter clrds
VIII DO staged at le,ss monthly. and
possibly fortnightiy. The eeveral cegi-
n rental organizations Stationed at the
fort will provide the mt tcrity OF the
htSers.
, 1921-10-26
GoethaIs Chosen
T~rdnsp0rtntio n
Chief in Gotham

NEW YORK. Oct zs.-Maj. Gen.
George W. Cocktails, U. g. A. retired.
was selected to be commanderinvchief
of an emergency supply system for the
metropolitan area Of New York in the
event OF a railroad strike at q meeting
of federal. state and army officials
held by the port Of New York author.
files Monday The system would in.
clude motor trucks. barges. airpianes
and other forms of transportation.
, 1921-10-26
To KNOW
PENALTY soon
Decision of Judge Lands on
Stars Detection Ready in
Two Weeks.

CHICAGO. Oct. 2s-Babs Ruth.
basehall's homerun king. VIII know
his penalty for violating the rule
against ~post-season transforming by
worlds series players In about two
weeks. IL was learned here today.
Judge lands. baseball commissioner,
Is now preparing his decision. st Is
understood The Judge said today he
nad seen nothing but newspaper re-
ports OF a propossd Wait from Ruth
to apologize for violating the rule.
, 1921-10-26
SIX DEAD in mex TRAIN H0LDUP
SOLDIERS TAKE UP RoBBER TRAIL.

MEXICO CITY, Oct. 2s-By Tho
Associated Press) - Government
troops were engaged today In track
ing n band Of highwaymen which
last night held up an express train
at Afzecapotzalco, q suburb Of this
city. killing six persons, wounding
five others and robbing the express
car of packages valued Mt zoo. 900
pesos. The robbers. fled In automo-
, 1921-10-26
Former Lacquer
Dies Suddenly

DETROIT. Oct 7s.-rhs body Of
James Jimmy Barrett. f.mous Detroi,
American league outfieider previous
to 1905. who died -uddeniy here yes
terday. will be borne TO the by
his former associates on the diamond
Il was announced yostei day. Date for
tho funeral is yet to Le set. Barrett,
a real estate broker. dropped dead in
his office from apop,exs.
, 1921-10-26

biles and vanished into tho hills.
Tho express shipment was guard
ed by soldiers, and when the train
was stopped by the highwaymen.
the troops engaged In n sharp fight
with the outlaws. So far as known,
all the killed were soldiers.
It was believed here last night
that there were no American pas
scngers on tho train.
, 1921-10-26
Cambridge Stakes
Newmarket Run

NEWMARKET. England. Oct. 2s.-
tBy The Associated PresN.-The cam.
oridgeshire stakes OF 1000 pounds and
extras run here today. was won by
lanes A. De Rothschiid's Mulenko.
W. f. whineray's leighton was sec.
ond. and Lord carnavaron's Franklin
was third. Twenty.four horses ran.
, 1921-10-26
scHUMAN TO MAKE
HEADQUARTERS

CHEYENNE. Wye. Oct. ss.-Hoinis
Schuman. Cheyenne weiterveight. has
encountered IN this region n dearth 81
boxers ready. willing ard able to mix
II with a first-class fiFhtsmith aad
consequently has frennerred the
some Of his campaign eastward. lie
has gone 10 Chicago. wh.re his man
-ter Eddie Brooks. has q number Of
matches IN sight
, 1921-10-26
SHERIDAN SLAYER BOUND
OVER FOR COURT TRIAL

SHERIDAN, wyo.. Oct. se.-
Earl McKenna has been bound
over to the district court on
a charge Of first degree murder in
connection with the shooting Of
Undersherin w. S. McPherren at
Monarch. Wyo., October Z. Wit
nesses testified Mt a preliminary
hearing that McKenna opened fire
on a sherin's posse which was sur
rounding him to arrest him for
Bookkeeping and that McPherren
dropped dead as the shot was fired.
, 1921-10-26
Cuts DoWn
Time set e e n
U. S., Honolulu

SAN FRANCISCO. oct. as-A new
speed record for American passenger
liners on the Pacific was established
yesterday when the steamer Golden
state of h Pacific Mai STEAMSHIP
company. arrived hero four days and
IT hours out from Honolulu. company
officials announced today. The form
err record was made by tho Empire
state in four days 20 hours.
, 1921-10-26
SANTA FE TO
USE new MEN

TOPEKA. Kan. Oct. zs-simultan.
eous with advertisements in the news
papers here soliciting applications Of
men to take the place of strikers. a
statement by w. B. Storey. president
OF the Santa Fe railroad was issued
at the general offices stating that in
case of a walkout. tho Santa Fee will
do its best TO again build up its
force with new men II necessary"
, 1921-10-26
POUerbOat Race
Season in South
To Open Feb. III

NEW YORK. Oct. 2s-The racinE
committee of tho American Powerboat
association announced today that tho
annual powerboat winter racing sea-
son off h Florida coast would open
February IL. and extend over a period
OF approximately four weeks.
, 1921-10-26
Indians Release
Pitcher Caldwell

CLEVELAND. Oct. 2s.-Ray Cald.
well. pitcher for the Cleveland Ameri-
can league team since 1919. vas given
his unconditional release today. Cald.
well came to Cleveland from Boston.
, 1921-10-26
GASPERISIGNOREDIN STERLING
SUGGEST|ONF0R0 ORGANIZED BALL
League Composed Of Ten Towns, Including Chey-
enne, With Sterling as Hub Of Circuit Proposed;
Meeting Is Called for November 10

Casper, winner Of the pennant in the Midwest league for
the season of 1921 and admittedly one of the best baseball
towns in the Rocky Mountain region, is ignored in sugges-
tons emsnating from Sterling for the organization of a class
C or d league for next year. composed of Nebraska, Colorado
and Wyoming towns and cities. While no comment is offered
, 1921-10-26
N~EBRAsKAN

PROVIDENCE. r. J., Oct. ss.-Joe
Nutter OF Falls City. Neb.. has been
elected captain Of tho Brown univer.
nifty Harriers. Nutter is a varsity half.
miller.
, 1921-10-26

prines Albert q sex
On toppy red bars,
tidy rod fi1s. hand
SONS pound and hall
pound tin humidess
and IN fhs pound
crystal glass humi-
dor uith sponGs
meisfsnev top.
, 1921-10-26
TiIlman to Meet
Alex Trdmbitas

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2e-Johnny Till.
q OF st. Paul and Alex Trambitas
OF Portland, Ore. meot in n 12-round
decision bout ncrv tonight at cntol..
Weights. It is iheir second clash. the
first, at Portland 4 year ago. ending
In a draw. In the spmi.fina1 mat,h
tonight Mike Dundee, New York ban
tam, meets Harry Cramer Of Kansas
City
, 1921-10-26
NOTICE.

Some mi has stolen two signature
rubber stamps and pads from my of
flee in ths Midwest building. Be-
ware OF any and all printed matter
bearing my stamped signatures-
J. J. GIBLIN.
1o-22-1ot
, 1921-10-26
DRIyERLEss CARS FOR HIRE.

People of Casper may enjoy the use
of a good ar either Dodge OF Ford
by phcning 1ssssSR asking for Mr. J.
Nirbel. 1o-zo-st'
, 1921-10-26
NOTICE.

This Is to notify tho public that I
Will not DO responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife.
L. J. HERsHBERGER,
Io.24-5ts
, 1921-10-26

Highest prices paid for diamonds
old gold and silver. II. B. Kline
!eweler. on Exchange building.
s15-tf.
, 1921-10-26
iVer-r' Good Stancel

COLI. 0 know.
hNeotch sa'n'
So why shouldn't
The Hayti herald. (Hayti, Mo.) 1908-1922, 1921-10-06
U11cRThii15
E6gn7
TURN TO THE RIGHT

When you come to the place where
a fork in the road busts suddenly
onto yer sight, don't hesitate none as
you carry yer load, but bravely march
off to the right! No matter how
stony or hilly the track, or how pain
full the travelin' appears. =.
We're maxim this journey to never
come back, an we number the mile
posts by years. f. The pilgrim that
falters, or turns to the left, on the
glitterin' path that is fraud, will
wake up some mornin' to find him
bereft of honor, of conscience of
God! Then turn to the right at
the forks of the road-Ihere's no
other pathway so sweet. :. The Mas
ter's approval will Tighten yer load,
there's a crown, when yer jour.
ney's complete.