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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-18
Saoianapolts CONNER S9ale.

STIR bic Snbpls. Sommer-S6ule
baben li9 geitern. als am eriten Sage,
bereits sablrei9e S9iiler aneemelbet.
gDeitere @nmelonn9en perben beute
Gormittag bpn 9-12 ubr entgegen=
aeuommen. Die S9ule tuiro am
Montag er6ffnet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-18

Sem Reeer Bob l1nbertpoob,
Der afs 9efangener Batient I'M ifdbti=
i6en 6ospital mar, qeiang es gefern,
feline 6lu9t 81 bemerffteligen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-18

SlpetUuuH.
Pro oba at9eri6t.
4!s @recutor beg NadIafes bon
Wm. 8. Sdmibt tuurbe @bwarb $.
@9miot nit elmer 8tirei6aft BON
$50, 900 quelificirt.
@egen MtBa6tuns eines
ri9terli6en gefebls
BE fra t.
gBeil er nit ieinsn ibm bonn @eri6te
5uoittirten 3ablungen an feline bon
ibm gei9ieoene Grau nit $50 i'm
&aGltanbe mar, tuurbe elliott $. @Ors
man bon &i6ter Seatbers i'm Superior
8eri9te nit elmer GefdngniBfraTe
pceen MiBa9tuns eines @ert6tsbefeb=
les beba9t.
German IieB fi9 bpr einigen Mona=
ten bon ieiner Srau f6eiben unb es
ipurbe ibm bamals auferleet, gum
l1nterbalte bes Der @be entIprofIenen
&inbes beiaufteuern. Da er fib in=
atpii9en tpieber berbeiratbet bate,
slaubte er, baB er BON peiteren Sab
lun9en entbunben lei.
2epne Grape r's y b peI=
tiDn.
$1,000 S9absnerfab berlanet 2eone
9raper, neil fie in Carlisle. Snb., i'm
rauben Wdr5uetter babe iteben miihen,
um Die Nntunft zines UNI 3 Stunberl
beripdteten 3uges su ertuarten. Sn
berielben Glage i'm &reis9eri9te puroe
gegen iie entf6ieoen, iebt nenbet iie fi9
an ben Nppelations=@eri9tsbof. sic
iagt, baB fie Inn 1:30 l1br Worgens
auf Dem 8abnbofe angefOmmen lei,
um Die Nntunft bes um 2:30 ubr fdl=
ltgen 3u9es abauparten, oaB aber bas
g8arte3immer seI9lORen mar uno baf
| fie brauBen In Der Sdlte big um $50
Iubr Worsens babe itehen miiiien, Bic
Der 3ue nit 8 9tunben 8erfpdtunq
Ieintraf.
Ser Wfe berg GaII.
| Sm Wepbere=6aue tpurbe bas 3eu9:
nib BON Sames 8. Ginlep, bes fribe=
rem 8assagemannes. oer Big Sour
8abn. Sur9 ben 8ertbeibiger Span
in Elm redt fra9miirDiges 9t6t geitellt,
inbem Span Die @ei9dftstarte Sin.
lep's, ber ieBt Geo. 1419 9iafibe 9lbe
cine Wirtbi6aft betreibt, borseigte.
9luf Der einen Sette iit feline 8ei6dfts.
gtOtt3, mdhreno ft9 auf Der anoeren
Seite cine 9erie 3ueioeutiaer 8iloer
belinbet.
Naen @rant, elm ptnferton=S =Setectib,
beseu9te feiner3ett unter @io, baB er
lab, tpie Ginlep Elm Bafet u@aro
3ifets" an Wenber9 itbereab.
| Dieies fol am Is. Uiai um IL ub,
5 Min. i'm 0inter5immer Der Spencer
Sotel Wirtbidaft gei6eben iein. Geo.
lS. Warrott unb beri6iebene anbere
9erren beaeu9ten aber, baB fi9 WeD=
berg an bieiem Sage i1 elmer SiBunq
Der l1niteb States Wfetal Mfg. go. Be-
faub unb baB bieie @tBung BON 10
ubr Morgens Bis l1br Na6mittags
bauerte.
| Gilbert aDman unb 2etpr
&Oie, stpei g2i6t=l1nioniiten, Nrbeiter
Der Snbianapolis @bair Co., beran=
laBten Die 8erbaftung bes 0ugb Sapp
unter Der Nnflage bes 8ebrobens nit
t6otli6en Wafen. Sapp, Elm Weit=
9lieb elmer Union, mar als 8OrpDfen
ober Wd9ter tpdbrenb beg Streifes Der
ltntOnsNn9eitellten Der @Ompa9nie be-
nubt unb foa BEL bieier 9elegenbeit bic
Rldger nil einent Meier bebro5t ba=
baben. gbe iein Gall iebO9 i'm polis
sei9eri6t our gerbanblun9 fam, tDurbe
ct tue9en an9riffs auf einen anbern
M9t=llniDnarbeiter unter einen GrOB=
seidnprenen gerbaftsbefebl feitgenOm.
men.
|@ef9iebe nbglei6 hi ie-
ber berbeirathet.
| SefIe M. NdleD erlangte eefern
fura bor 5 llbr einen 9eiratbs=@rlaub=
| niBl6ein nit gImer 8. Smith, ttab=
bem fie nur tpenise Minuten borber i'm
Superior 8eri9te BON &i9ter 2ea=
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-06-18

E@ Sie befie 5 Gent @igarre in
Der 9taOt, Wu6p's rSOngfellOu".
Morris tribune., 1904-03-05
DENMARK.
Copenhagen

Danish papers generally take Q
gloomy view of the war situation, and
fear that the Muscovite will embroil
England. Denmark's own position in
the event of war between England and
Russia would it is held. be one of
serious embarra ssment. Owing to the
close relations which exis s between
the royal houses of Denmark and Rus
STA, there are many Danes who are
sympathizing with Russia.
The Danish governments telegraph
bureau celebrated its Tooth anniversary
few Gays ago. A banquet was given
at the Skydebanen. attended by teleg-'
raphers from all parts of the coun-
try
The Danish Curtain and Textile
company has increased it's capital
stock If 100000 crowns to 100000
crowns: The old stockholders are still
in control.
Conrad Rasmussen, a wealthy manu-
facturer of Hjorring, died Feb. II.
aged * years. His estate is valued
at 100000 crowns.
The so-called st. Bejlegaard at
Glostrup was sold recently by E. H.
I.ier to r. J. Rafaelsen for $4,000
crowns.
The king has retired P. A. Albert,
as minister to Iceland, and appointed
in his place Syssel n. Hafstein.
The Oresund feet has been mob
ilized and there is general activity N
all naval and military circles.
Esbierg has now a poulation of 49,
600 people. In 1894 there was popu-
lation of 1888
MARION s.. NORELIUS.
Morris tribune., 1904-03-05
NORWAY.
Chriistiania.

Captain Won Grulnne and wife, who
aided the Aalesund fire sufferers. with
money and personal attention, were re-
ceived with great enthusiasm at
Christiania the other day. Captain
Won Grumne is commandment of one
of the German frigates lying in the
harbor of Aalsund and when the fire
broke out he took on board several
hundred people, and he and his wife
personally attended those sick and in
distress. When they arrived at the
Ostbanen station the other day, hum
dreds Of Christiania people were there
Morris tribune., 1904-03-05

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Morris tribune., 1904-03-05
Hon. Thos. B. Reed
-EditorriR-Chief
ASSOCIATE EDITORS /:

Hon. Justin Mccarthy
Member of English
Parliament
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Author and Litterateur
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Expert Collaboration
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Author of I" The Man With
ont d Country"
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U. S. Senator from Iowa
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Former U. S. Senator from
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Associate Editor
International Library of
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Manager Lecture Bureau,
Author Of Eccentricities
Of Genius
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Professor Of English Litera-
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Professor Of English Llte..a-
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Former Editor Boston
Advertiser"
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New York Tribune"
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Managing Editor Edition
Royaie Of Balzac's Works
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Washington, D. c.
Truman A. DeWeese
Member Editorial Staff
Chicago Times Herald"
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Member Editorial Staff
" Philadelphia Evening
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Clark Howell
Editor
Atlanta Constitution
Morris tribune., 1904-03-05
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ST was afflicted with heart trouble for
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were frequent. and a terrible dread pos
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treated by some Of the most eminent
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Morris tribune., 1904-03-05
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Morris tribune., 1904-03-05


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of action with the drcll
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weheart the laughter, We
surrender to the spell
of the words we can
feel the tense silence as
the speaker mounts in
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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06
CALLAHAN cor WORST OFT.
While Working with Green One" lie
Had His Knee Wrenehed,

o. D. A. Callahan the veteran high
school football coach. who has built win
ming teams for many seasons, is SUFFERING
from a wrenched knee as the result or
meeting a green man In scrimmage. the
High School team has lust commenced us
seasons training and IS anxious TO get IN
shape at once for the coming game win
the Agriculture College, Mr. Callahan Of
tended the first lineup, and began PUT
ting the boys through their PAGES. Rob.
orts new man, was taching badly ana
IN attempting TO show him how to do the
trick MIR. callahan was thrown 10 the
ground, and his knee wrenched Tho llga-
ment Of the knee Joint was badly torn,
ana II will be- some time before he can
use his leg again. Mr. Callahan * one Of
the most enthusiastic football men I'm the
state having taken an. active Interest M
all university sports since be lett IRON
Yale ten years ago. In addition 20 coach
ing the High School team for the past six
years he Is member Of the advisory
coaching board Of the University Of
Utah This Is the first accident he has
had In his grldir0n career.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06
DON'T LIKE THE SCHEDULE.
Clsfk Griffith Registers Protest
Against iSl Games Season.

rark Griffith, has become pronounced
opponent of me lji-Rame schedule. Luck
M ben breaking against him for some
time but when both kecler aud Dougher-
i vent down and out IN one day II WAS
tho nroverhal last straw
This season should have closed a week
or two siucc' he said after gdmr this
week
Here h Doughorty out for no one
Knows how long and the sole cause OF
hls collapse Is the long drawn-out sea-
son. with the necessity for long run of
doubo-headcri and play on days that are
not NJ for baseball With the game de-
leoped az II rs today constant strain
is on the player Flesh and blood cannot
stand what Is enforced by the long sea-
SON. when teams get into race such as
lhe American league has developed this
fall, The season should have closed two
weeks ago. II II had been "a 1lO-gamo
schedule as n was year ago. and as
. was planned 10 make II this season.
ne HIghmdors would have won Inc
nog and valuable players would not now
o' suffering injuries and Illnesses The
heuIes prove what ! say about the win.
hlng OF inc pcnnant and no sane man
Needs an argument IN tho other statement
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06
A Startling Test.

To save life, DIR. II. G. Merritt, Of
No. Mehoopany. Pa. made a startling
test resulting in wonderful cure.
lie writes. "a patient was attacked
with violent hemorrhages, caused
by liberation Of the stomach. had
often found Electric Bltters excellent
for acute stomach and liver troubles so
! prescribed them The patient gained
from the first, and has not had an at
tack in IL months" Electric Bitters
are positively guaranteed for Dyspep-
STA, Indigestion, Constipation and Kid
ney troubles, Try them. Only SOC az
2. c. NJ. |. Drug store.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06

Understand that do no, mean by say.
INK that we would have won IN q short
season that We viii not win In the long
one. other clubs arc being crippled ny
the lengthy schedule but Il does not
mean as much TO most of them as II does
TO New York We were pretty lucky 20
get two from Detroit, aud we were hardly
In shape to tackle Chicago, but broke
even against team that mad its regular
tender for the pcnnant. II we get east on
even terms with Boston, as said yes
terday there viii be nothing to the rest
al N y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06

Jeo Cans and Jimmy Britt within tho
next % days The managers will meet To-
night nj The office Of the Yosemite Ath-
letlo club aud close the deal. Willie Brius
demands will be similar to those eXactod
By Young Corbett from Jimmy when the
Corbett.Brltt match was made. Figuring
Willie demands that the purse be split
as follows; Soventy-ilvo per cent TO BRITT
II he wins aud hfty per cent II he loses
and ffty per cent to Cans n he wins ana
lWenlN 1--WE per cent N he lOssea.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06
A Sure Thing.

II Is said that nothing is sure except
death and taxes. but that Is not al
together true. DR.. Kings New Discov-
ery for Consumption Is sure cure for
ali lung and throat troubles Thous-
ands can testify to that Mrs. c; b.
VanMetre Of shepherdtown. W. va
says, II had a severe case OF Bronchit,,
h and for year tried everything l
heard OF, but got no relief one bottle
Of DIR. Kings New Discovery then cur
ed mo absolutely" It's infalllble for
Group. Whooping Cough, Grip, Pneu-
monia and Consumption. Try II, MS
guaranteed by 2. c, NJ. / Drug store,
Trial bottles free. Reg. sizes soc, N'Oo
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06
GOLF CHAMPIONSHIP,


New york oct s. Scvcnty.two entries
have hen received for the women's golf
championship which begins next Mon
day ON the Merton cricket club links
near Philadelphia Mrs. H. r. Horne, the
title holder; Mrs. G T. stout the cN-
champion. aud Mrs, H. A. Manice have
not sout IN their names.
Additional interest will he lent TO tho
struggle by the appearance of Miss Lot
tle bod. the British champion. Miss
pod's appearance will mark the first IN
the history Of the game here Of British
amateur title holder taking part IN tho
American championship tournament
names nppear on the entry HIST are. Mrs
Herbert Mum san Francisco Golf club;
Miss Mabel Higgins and Miss j, y. Car
penter, West Ward, Mo.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06
Biz Ralph Rose.

(RalDn Rose was not among tUc lntU
elected BY Coach Rose for tho training
able AZ Ann Arhor. He seems 20 have
zen turned down coldly by the great
nan Of hurry up enown'--News item'
what news Is this which fires
The startled astounded wires?
That down at good old Ann
Arbor they've tied the can
10 Ralph Rose
What deep and raging grief
4 shock beyond belief
That this vast mass Of beef
In football clothes
Was Ike block Of wood
And couldn't half make ,good2
oh, such q shock,
He could hurl heavy shot
But that was all He's not
In II. He lacks the stun.
lie was one yawpy blum
And that's no knock.
He would fight Jenrles. WHAT
Oh grand, inflated nut
Tut tut
He made his mighty boast,
And then the chilly Yost
Gave him one royal ronst
mot gold, not even gilt.
Said Yost-"Rose. 80 and witt
Tlvo ones for training table,
And YOU Ralph, are not able
70 look the pat,
Blackjack 10 splitting wood
Large man-you are no good
Go drive a cartV
And, meath this cruel talk
Tho Rose turned white as chalk,
And sadly wllted.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06
SOME GRIDIRoN NAMES.


The Carlisle Indian team is richer than
ever on names, as the following list OF
the first and second elevens WI SHOW
The tcrocity Of the glorious games Is mo-
bly, helped by Bearlo CChOuchuk. Little
Old Man. Tomahawk. and Whitecrow
The first name after tho position Is 'NM.
sity, the second scrub Left end. jude,
Gardner. left tackle Bowen. Saul, lcit
guard. Dillon. Bcarlo; center Schouchuk,
Jackson; right guard White, Little Old
Man right tackle Lub0 Tomahawk ;
right end. Flores Bradley. Quarterback
Beker Libby; left halfback noStator
WhitecroW right halfhack Hendrichi
Usher; fullback, sheldon La Rogue
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06
ON TIE RACE TRACK.
Bon Voyage Won 2Year'Old Division Of
Kentucky futurityN

Lexington Ky.. oct 1.-The 2.ycar-old
division of the Kentucky Futurity was
won today by Bon Voyage in two straight
heats Tho event is worth S,VV, Of
which $500 goes TO the winner
I'm The 2ll class the favoritc. Bruncho;
and her driver and owner were suspended
year for laying no
The track was In good condition. but
high winds prevented Major Delmar from
starting against time. summary
The 2-year,old division, Kentucky Fu-
turity trottlng SO00-Bon Voyage. won
two straight heats In 2.lj, PISA. katl-
crime h. Bretha Bennett, Elmlord. AbreI,
10, Susie n The Phantom, R0sabel ana
Mlgwam also started
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06
BIG WHEAT CROP.
Estimated That Yield in Utah This
Year Will be 100000 Bushels.

II is said that the Utah wheat crop
win amount TO 100000 bushels, the
best record In the states history. The
dry farms have done better than ever
as the rains have helped out wonder
fully In this line, and prosperous
wear is Anticipated for next harvest sea-
son. A large part OF the crop will be
shipped out into adjoining states
and at 30 cents per bushel the Utah
farmer Is likely 90 make some money.
During September $50 car loads Of
new Utah wheat were shipped out
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06
Trouble I'm Baseball.

Cincinnati oct .5-Tho national base.
ball commission today rendered "a second
decision IN the case Of Pitcher "Skel'
Roach, who was released from reservation
by Butte last May by the commission
and recently declared Ineligible to play
con, by the National Association Of Minor
leagues, Roach appealed TO the national
commission which reafiirmcd rs decision
Of last spring adding. I'VE Insist that
the National association carry out our
former finding In this case that Roach
be Immediately reInstated and that he be
compensated for all lost time
The decision Is followed by q statement
that threatens war IL the National Asso-
citation Of Minor leagues again interiors;
with the execution Of the findings Of the
national commission Of the malOr tongues
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06
consumptlvs, Mad. Comfortable.

Inciplent consumption Is cured by Foleys
Honey aud Tar but We do not hold out
that Il will cure this dread disease In the
advanced stages but II the lungs are not
too far gone Foley's Honey and Tar viii
effect a cure, as II stops the racklng
cough and sOothes the infiamed air pas.
sages giving them chance to heal. and
even In the advanced stages II always
gives comfort and relief A. A Herren,
Of Finch. ARK. writes "Foleys Honey
and Tar Is the best preparation for coughs
and lung trouble. | know that II has cur
ed consumption In the Hrst stages" Sold
By Il. ]. Hill Drug Co,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06
], e. Crawford and D. {. AdamsOn
Tell Of Conditions ID Their
Respective Localities.
GOOD OUTLOOK FOR WINTERINC.
Shortage ID Cattle at the Stock Yards
Sheep Receipts the Largest
OF the Season.


Special Correspondence.
Kansas city, oct al O. Crawford
Of Manti, Utah. one Of the pioneer sheep
men Of the southern pant Of the state, WAS
here day or two ago with four car
loads Of lambs his first shipment this soa
son. "Thc sheepmen Of that part Of the
state said Mr. Crawford have been us
Ing the government reserves very exten.
sIyrly this summer. In using these re-
serves we pay no pasture rent, but we
are held down by a good many restrlc-
tons Aud then all the sheep on the re-
serves must be out by tho middle OF Octo-
Der There are q good many sheep In that
part Of the state that are In good condi-
ton to be moved to market this fall but
whether they will all be brought out
is doubtful
d, Z, Adamson and son, Bert, OF Aner-
can Fork. Utah, were on this market
last week with eleven carloads of
sheep, the first shipment from their
herd this season From here Mr. Adam.
son and his sou win go to ST. Louis
TO spend a week taking in the world q
fair 1.-THE outlook for winterius Heep
In Utah is very promising, said Mr.,
u. Adamson, land the sheopmen are not
anxious TO move their sheep TO market
this fall unless the prices are right.
our summer ranges are being narrow
ed down somewhat and 1t now costs
little more to handle them there
than In former years, and the sheep
men feel that they ought To realize a
little more for them"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-10-06
SHORTAGE IN cArrLE.

Tho supply Of cattle here last week was
4 90 head. 1000 less than previous week.
Tho shortage was principally beef steers,
so that the weeks supply was largely
from the range country. Prices were low
cr ON most grass stuff, both steers and she
stun, but declines did not amount TO more
than ~ to 0sCeuts. Shippers are meeting
with continually settling markets, II
seems. but the stuff could not be forward %
ed 10 advantage last week as other mar
kets were breaking badly on western Cat-
tie The supply today Is l1o0 cattle, about
$500 less than we have received on each
of the last two or three Mondays. ANA the
market Is some higher on everything par ,
ticularly on COWS heifcrs and stock and
feeding cattle. Horned Colorados, l0D 10
100 pounds sell from $3.50 TO $40, Oh
MexicOs ,grazed I'm Colorado, 300 To 3d9'
500 TO 1850 Colorado and Panhandle reed
ers. 1886 to $40; stock steers, 800 10 sos
stock she stun and feeding bulls, 2D To-
$50; veal calves, 400 to J.G grass cows,
CulOyados aud Panhandle, 200 TO zoo
choice ones a little more. good many
Colorados plains cattle were received last
week. Indications point 70 an I'M
movement IN feeder prices this week as
good 10 choice feeders were strong last
week. and are higher today, Rest demand
from the country seems to be- for heavy,
neshy feeders although choice stockrrs
are also wanted, Another indication OF
better prices ON everything Is that some
shlppers will refuse 10 market their stun
under conditions as they have heclii
thereby cutting down receipts ana 0ehe-
fitting prices.