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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-09-26
DENIED BY BOTH MEN.
Reported Friction Between Gompers

and Mitchell.
New York, Sept. John Mitchell,
president Of the United Mine Workers
Of America, and Samuel Gompers,
president of the American Federation
of Labor, had a conference in this city
during the day after a meeting of one
of the subdivisions Of the Civic Fed
Grafton. Mr.. Gompers afterward said
to a reporter:
so far as published statements
concerning breach between Mr..
Mitchell and myself are concerned l
can say that there is no truth in them.
In the past he and have worked in
harmony all the time and l trust the
future has no change in our pleasant
relations"
Mr.. Mitchell, who was present, said:
There is not the slightest basis for
such reports"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-09-26
Supper Saturday.

After the races Saturday,
September 20, try the supper
prepared by the girls Of the high
school athletic association. They
will serve the best kind of a hot
meal in the Masonic hall between
$50 and 8 p. M. and the charge
is but quarter. Money goes
to the athletic association. Help
tie young people out.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-09-26
"The clansman" prohibited.

Macon, Ga, Sept Thomas Dix
on's play, THE Clansman," booked to
appear here Tuesday night, will not
be permitted to appear by order of
the mayor in view of the race riots in
Atlanta. It is deemed unwise to let
"The Clansman" appear.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-09-26

will never be able to re-establish them
selves in business or otherwise If out
side AID is not extended them. Con-
tributions may be sent to D. D. Scott,
recorder of the city of Jellico, Tenn,
or Frank Snyder, clerk of the town of
Jellico, KY"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-09-26
Prize Fight Results Fatally.

Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. Following
a prize fight held Saturday night at
the titus hotel, Woodlawn Beach, Rich
ard Munson, twenty years old, one of
the contestants, is dead Injuries to
the brain, resulting from a blow be-
hind the left ear, are said to have
caused the young mans death.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-09-26
WHITE WOMEN TERRoRIzEp.

Atlanta Editor Tells Reason for Race
Riot There.
Chicago, Sept. The Inter Ocean
publishes the following dispatch from
John Temple Graves, editor of the
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-09-26
His si.e.

Cholly Nowitt Dye know, Miss
Smart, though I've only just met you,
there seems to be sort Of intellectual
sympathy between us. You know Just
how to appeal to my tastes, you see.
Are you a literary woman7 Dolly
smart-No; I'm a kindergarten teacher.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-09-26
Ans,xer Easx.

Nurse Ito fond mother Of celebrated
musical prodigy Please, mum, Is Mas
ter Willy to ave lis morning sleep or
50 on wiv 'Is Sixteenth sympherny -
Punch.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-09-26

Twas su6ering greatly from Q oanoer-I
Gus ulcer on my left breast, which had
charge very o6ensive matter.
knew the trouble wA0 hereditary a. anil
only sister, my mother end two Of hefl
stet1re died o1oancor. ] am fully sst.I
t06ed j would have gone the oounoWaYi
but for B. 8. g., which cured mo.
Bolton, No. MRS. J. CAeSELL.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-09-26
Old SORES 9 p 5s1 IazP

Whenever a sore OF ulcer does d.
chronic, itshould arouse suspicion,
Cancer. It may appear as an or
treatment as such, with some simple
that the place will heal, but the real s.
cannot be reached by external remedies
awhile the deadly poison begins to eat
into the surrounding flesh and the
ulcer spreads rapidly, becoming more
offensive and alarming until at last
the sufferer finds he Is afflicted with
Cancer. Cancerous ulcers often start
from boil, wart, mole or pimp1e,
which has been bruised or roughly
handled, showing that the faint IS in
the blood, perhaps inherited. Anoth
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1906-09-26

heal and shows signs Of becoming
ecause many Of these places lead to
inary sore at FIRST, and is given
alive, wash or plaster, with the hope
at Of the trouble is in the blood and
and soon the sore will return. After
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
COTTON AND COPPER.


Berlin. Feb. 22.-At the banquet
of the congress of German chambers
Of commerce, after speech by DR..
Won Buelow, Dr. Delbruck. the Prus.
sian minister of commerce and indus
try, discussed German trade relations
with the United States. He said that
he anticipated that the PROVISIONAL ex-
tension Of treaty duties between the
two countries will arouse much criti-
cism. but he repelled the assertion
that il was the fau,. OF the German
Government that no treaty had been
made.
why. Or. Delhruck said. did
the German government conclude this
provisional agreement: Because oug
market cannot do without considers
Die par; Of American products. Whom
did We wan, 10 help: Our own indus
Try
Continuing. Dr. Delbruck admitted
that German industry would be de-
pendent upon the United States so
long as the greater part Of the world :
cotton supply was grown there and 50
long as the chief part Of tie world :
copper output Is prodcued by the
United States
See to it. he ssid. that cotton Is
grown in our colonies snd that copper
be found there
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
POLICE PROPOSITION
AGAIN IN CONFERENCE

pars. Feb. 22-tserraany -e5ec-
ton II the French proposal at Alcet-
loas that the Moroccan police system
shah be French and Spanish hiss civ
en- renewed gravity TO the Franco (Te- =
man situation. II Is Officially an
nounce3 that CTe-mans's action leaves
France no course hut to terminate the
private negotiations and appeal to the
Judgment, Of the world before the open
conference This decision suspends
the meetings betw NJ Revert, head
Of the French mission q; ST -Alre,icas.
ana Herr Won Radowitz, chief Of the
German delegation, ST which they
have been seeking to find an accord.
The failure to agree prom ise> 70 resi-, /
in prolonged crisis. in which each
side maintains the position which i
took up before the open conference.
Reports are in circulation t. the
effect that France intends to with
draw from the conference. int they
are not confirmed The determination
OF the French delegates Il carry the
case before the opan conferences shows
that the withdrawal stage hiss not hean
-eac he'd. Il Is axoectaa that THE
strained situation VIII have the effect
If renewing the alarmist ws- reports
and Of arousine pnh-ic apprehension.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
ocHcc our rcIccHoNc>,
>sstfse NwSinSSS rsca rake Action
Against <uaSst,

Seattle. Feh aS.--More than one
Thousand printed notices, signed by
Seattle business ana professional men,
ordering the removal Of the Sunset rel
ephone from Office or residence; hnn-
dyeas more Of these notices sent 70 the
committee in charge; two Thousand
men aroused so action by recital az
the abuses OF The telephone system
and proposed remedy; this is the re
suit OF the mass meeting held 81 the
Grand opera house last night. Il the
individual sicnel~ abide by their de-
termination a. eNprassad in the print,
cd notices, nearly two Thousand Sun
set phones Will he removed on or he.
fore the FIRST DAY al next Aueu~t, and
in their places Will he installed tele
phones of the Independent company
Al The mcet.ine sreaohes were made
condemnins the service rendered by
the Sunset company in Seattle and
preisine The service snd husi ness
methods al The independent compsny
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
RElNSprCTION ORDERED
OF PUGET SOUND SHIPS

Seattle. Feb 3S --Neinspaction Of
all vessels in Seattle harhov will begin
tomorrow morning in accordance with
INSTITUTIONS from the secretary az The
navy, acting on the request ~ the sec
Rotary Of commerce and labor. The
latter made his request through rec
ommendation Of the special commits
slooers now on duty in this city ipves
ties,ine the Valencia disaster and the
need Of more aids to navigation on the
Washington coast, TeleeTsphlc in
structions suthovisine the reinsIec
ton were received from the depart =
ment yesterday by Chairman Murray.
The reinspeetion will he under the
direction Of the commission and VIII
he made by Lieut.. Commander Robert
T. Ccontz, Lieut. Arthur CronShaW
and Carpenter Ham berger, al Of the
United States navy, al present on dnty
here
According u 4 statement by Chair
nsn Murray the present inspection
will pay especial attention to the life
saving ana fire fighting apparatus on
the vessels
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
State LOSES LANDS.
HITCHCOCK DECIDES AGAINST
CAREY SELECTIONS.
Believes Interests Of All viii be &c st
Served Nv VejoC ton OF the states
Ctaim-StatC Mas No NeanS OF It's
Own BY which to lrr,aatc Lands
Selected.

Washington, Feb. 24.--The applics-
tiion Of the state Of WASHINGTON for
IS. 5St acres NJ land under the Carey
act in the lower Yakima valley has
been disaprroved by Secretary 0; the
Interior Hitchcock. This ends the
long contest W the state to secure these
lands and 50 provide for their rcclama-
ton There is no appeal
The letter, which is really a brief
prepared by the Law officers 0. the dc.
partment, i'll which the secretary re.
Jects the states application, consists
Of siN typewriter pages. The letter
SAYS;
''lt is asserted by the state. and no.
disputed, that the WASHINGTON lrri
cation Company has water location
or locations on the Yakima river suf,i.
Glen; 50 reclaim this land. bat the data
collected by the reclamation servi ice
raise grave doubts as 10 whether there
is suctfiient water in the stream in the
latter par; Of summer and carly fall.
TO satisfy its claimed appropriations ~
Objection Is made also, because the
area in question is checStrboavd
area,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
CnAiC or JOURNALISM.
New Course OF STATE University As
soon As Possible.

Seattle, Feb. rs in The compsrs
lively near futT.Ge chsir ot normal.
ism VIII he ests blished ut the pniver-
sjty al sshington, in connection
with the work Of the English depart
ment President Nsne has EXPRESSED
himself rs fsvorine the plan, and
states thst tho matter has srleady
hear considered to the extent that il
isssettled that the next man added tc
the English department will ne an in.
structor in lonrnslism. The univer
slty is expanding 50 much al the ar
propristion made by the last legisla
tore for maintenance. il viii ne limos
sih,e 70 odd the new faculty mem her
this wear hut thare is strong likali
hood al this heine done next fall snc
certainty not later shan two wear.
from nov
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
Quotes Railroad COMPANY.

The railroad conapsny. through
its land commissioner, SAYS the de.
cision, has expressed to this depar;
ment the opinion tina; tho hes inter
estS Of all concerned demand that the
United States reclamation service he
given full opportunity "a investigate
ana determine the best method 10 fur
Their the development Of the irricatine
possibilities Of the vslloy named snd
that in the meantime the exisine status
Of an lands he maintained.
1t is tleclsraa that The Washing; on
Irrigation no longer regards the agree
ment with the state as hnaiac. the
company having put NJ forfeiture
bond Of $3.50.
The paragraph relating 70 the %
1ectlons of the reclamation service
SAWS
The RECLAIM alton service proposes
if given full opportunity in this valley
to reclaim. by impounaine the .iooa
wsters in certain natrusl hasl rs 81
mach lsrcer sres than Is possible by
the state nnder the proposed scheme.
The government 5 engineers report that
this PROJECT Is feasible, that sUfN-
cleni funds are svailshle for its &C
comp.ishment. ana the re>lsmation>
service assures the department that
it VIII he undertaken ST an early aste,
unless the proposed contract ne made
with the state, in which event, it is
said with consiaarah bic reason that the
government project must hc abandon
"a
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
sssd Honcd 20 Grant Request.

The secretsTy : letter SAYS in regard
70 the contention az the state that the
government ; \ sklms valley PROJECT
and the reclamation az the state Sc
lected lands may stand tocethe, ana
that contract ne MADE hetwaeD the
secretary al the anterior and the sec-e-
tsry OF the anterior snd the state for
the reclamation Of the state lands
THE contention has heen most care
fully considered. not only because it
Is novel, hat hecsuse il was earnestly
hopad that the department N icht see
& way 70 follow it. hat il believes this
cannot he done. Not only are there
grave dnuhts rs to the legality of such
procedure. Int il Is thought rs Il mat D.
ter Of administrative policy. that Tins
department womb not ne justified in
approving this very compli Gated. ques-
tionshle. snd, perhsrs ImD-sctic6hit
scheme, which, in the end, would ne
essi tate pstentine 70 the state ni q
large body Of lands. which viii moi
hsve heen reclaimed by the sfate INT
which, in fact. wall hsve heen re-
claimed by the United States
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
WASHINGTON NEWS

Quincy is 60 have local telephone
service this spring.
A volunteer fire department has been
organized at Quincy.
Seattle prohihitionists have nom''
uated Rev. 4. II. Stillwell for Mayor
Eosalia farmers are preparing To
raise sugar hects on an extensive scale.
James Hardy. holdup man, WAS SEN
fenced at Spokane 70 ~ years IN the
penitentiary.
The Tel,her Mountain Railway
Company is putting corps az ensin'
Gers in the field 60 locate line from
Lambert creek to the Manila mine,
near kcl,ar.
The fish commissioner Office has
planted 2;a. 600 sockeye salmon in the
Noossack river as an experiment 10
determine IL they will return 10 the
river 10 spawn after maturing.
Bernard .. Wills, Of Walls Walla,
has been named hy Senator Auleny
for appointment as midshipman at
Annapolis to I'll the vacancy caused
Ivy the graduation Of Midsh'pman
Graves 81 Spokane.
Plans have been laid for the fedora
ton 81 all the commercial oreani2a-
,ions 81 the Inland Empire into cen
trial body. which will NEE: annually
or of,ener in spokane, and by united
action make the movement for immi-
grafton iouhly effective.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
COMP ICATI0NS GROW
FROM TRASOS CESSI0NS

London, Foh = Actions of sev-
cral Of the great powers indicate that
Germany l. on the n0lnt al stealing &
march on other Eurooasn mowers ~
obtaining great Industrial concessions
ana coal.nc station on the Aegean
sea
Germany. promising the sultsn n
Turkey financial ana diplomatic sur
port IL several stipulated contlncen-
cies, has ask ed for the cession ii &
coslinS station 1t Is reported that
this either has haen ~ Is about "a ne
granted The B~iJish government Is
thoroughly aroused. snd 81 Nicholas
O'ConDor. THE Brush sm hasssdo, II
Turkey. Is uslne al ms power 70 de
feat Germany II this purpose
Thaso> Is rich IN gold, silver mar
HE oil. honey and fruits hut is CHIEF
inheritance j. strategic
HnlCarisns claim that Germany has
inst secured anotba, 200 mile railway
concession in Asis Minor and sd6
that il she can este bllst maritime
stronghold on Thasns she Gan well n
ford to abandon be, N oroccsD con
tentlons
The sultan Of Turkey, 70 whom
T'basns belongs ront1fica.ly, issued an
trade last Saptem ne, granting comes
81 ons for e humble, OF gold mines M
the island To German shu,ecis Ans
tris and Frame Immediately protested
on the ground that the same mines
had already heen conceded To Aus
trial and French subjects
Great Britain also protested deolni'-
ING that the first khedive NJ ECypt
hailed rom Thasos and tina, the ~.
and nalongea TO the jurisdiction a.
Ecypt Turkey practically Ignored
England > claim. hut agreed u lndan-
nifty Austrian and French suh,ecIs
whose concessions should ne sel2eG
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
IN DiV0plt CONGRESS-.
Three RESTRICTIONS Aprccc hmm a.
Washington rtcctinS

" ashinctuL, Feb. - Animated
discussion was INDUCED IL Yesterday
by the congress NJ unifnrn divorce
laws OF the resolution proposed Ivy ghc
Pennsylvania delegation striking y
death hlov AT The mirratoTv divorce
a. follows
W her The courts arr given cnynls
ance OF suits where the niaintiii was
domiciled IL foreign jurisdiction M
the tIms the capss n complaint arose
il should be insisted ano ral,a! vii.
not ut gwen unless The Capso "a d,
voTce was included amons thnst r1eco..
uized il such fnreiru dom'ciip
The section was finally adOrieG rs
al overwhelming vote
The section declaring thai sssch STATE
shoplo adopt Legislation rs>SiTiNtin.
the remedies afforded by its Siatnis,, a.
divorce u liz own citizans soa> adoni
ed with some modiciiatlnL
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
news OF THE WEER
ITEMS FROM VARIOUS PARTS or
THE WORLD.
Resume Of tho tess Important. but
Notices. Interesting, happenings
IN CondcnScd Form.

Whipping "a a punishment has been
discontinued in the British navy.
The celebration " The Mardi Gras
festivs, began az New Orleans Thurs
day.
The emperor of Japan has lS>en IN
vestea With The British Order Of the
Garter
The ror,land Chamber of Comnerce
has donated 50 900 for The i~lief of
the famine sufferers III japan
President Roosevelt has nominated
John II. Edwards. ~ Ohio, 90 I've as
s,stani secretary VI Che treasury,
AZ Tokyo last week Prince Arthur
of Connaueh; invested Admiral Togo
and Field Marshals Namaeata aud
Nya,na with the order ~ merit.
\. Lancaster, Ohio, last week. Al,
fred douglas WAS nominated for con
eress over lSen. Charles Il. Srosvenor
on The frs, ballot by IS 60 20
Mrs. War Bonnet, wife ~ The ia
NOUS SJcu> chief, ana herself the slay,
or of many whites, died al husky
Wyn, last week.
Il. CLAY EVanS, recently consul gen
e,'al al london ana formerly Tostmss-
ter general and pension commissioner.
has announced his willingness 10 ae>
cept the Republican nomination for
governor of Tennessee
Representative HhinocA, 81 hen-
lucky. has intro7cued p bill in the
house "a make oil pipe lines common
carriers and So place them under all
restrictions 81 The interstate commerce
law
The house committee has presented
10 the house = resolution to direct the
inteJSjstec omnerre commission t. in
vastleste the charges that the suthva-
ate coal roads have combined in re
>iraint of trade snd to control prod
acts and fN prices.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
OHIO Conore >Smea Get Instructions

Colum has, O. Feb 2l.-The SENATE
by unanimous vote has adopted the
. HourSe house ,eint resolution re.
QuiTins ohjo's Representatives in con
cress "a vote for railroad rate leeisls
tiion desired BY the president The
senate slso PASSED the search and seiz-
ure hin advocated by the Ohio Anti
Saloon I,eas0e and designed 20 aid the
enforcement Of the looa, option laws
The hi0 has already passed the house.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
Tacoma Water SupnsV

Tacoma Feb %. THE COMMITTEES
OF Twenty-Five citizens appointed by
Mayo, Wright to consider thu uuee-
ton al 3 permanent water supply for
Tacoma has decided unon Green river
s. the source a gravity system with
Sc 00O GOO gallons Of water daily. or
sufficient 10 supply the needs Of Tia
coma until il has population Of 400, g.
600 reople, i what she committee de-
clsreG their present plans. Il carried
eut, will furnish the city
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26

Semitic, Feb %, W ". Cotton. Of
Portland has appeared IS counsel for
the new Washington Northern railway
IN this city and states that nc viii
represent chat line in IFS effort to Sc.
cure desired franchises snd privileges
He states chat che line has purchased
$ $50, GOO worth al resl estate and
that deeds for this property VIII soon
he FLED Cotton is genera counsel for
the Union Pacific
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26
FIRST Flour Order Since bovCo (.

Seattle, Feb 90 The Hammond
Milling Company has inst made It's
first shipment Of -four 10 ChlDa OF Or
de1> since the Initiation ri the Chl-
nese boycott on American goods A
consignment al twenty Thousand sacks
was shipped aboard the Telemachns
which sailed Yesterday for Honak ona
and FIVE thouand sacks were consigned
or the Japanese liner Shlnano AiaTu,
which sailed from Seattle early il she
weeh
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26

Washington Feb % ~. Milton
Turner, al 81 louis, formerly Ameri
can minister 10 Liberia. j. endeavnr.
ms to enlis, che interest Of the 18th
misr canal officials in the employment
al negro labor from the United States
IN huildine che canal Se hiss dis.
cuSsed the matter with Chairman
Shonts and viii make further renre.
sensations on the subject,
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26

in conclusion the decision SAYS,
f'llnder all the circumstances Of this
case looking to whist arc conceived To
he the best interests ni the whole nec-
pie. and ~ the exercise al the discrc-
ton thus vested IL the Secretary ri
the interior. ! must decline to enter
into The proposed contract with The
state. and the states list Is herewith
returned without NY approval
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26

New York Feb 22 THE old Broad
WAY Tabernacle property. nj the north
west CORNER al Broadway and Thirty
fourth street, has been bought by q
New York business house. which will
erect thereon p large building. II Is
SAID the price was in the ueichhor-
hood Of 81. 500 0o0
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1906-02-26

The following prices sre offered 20
the producer by the locsl dealers for
delivery in round lots +. o. b Seattle.
snd arc subject to change wlJhon; no
tice
Srsin--Oats, s2SGSo per ton hs--
ley, s22@ % per ton wheat chicken
feed S24 80 per ton; bran SO rer ton
shorts, $40 per ton; corn, S26 per
ton
Hay-EastoTn Washington S17m-
II 50 per ton: Puget souna. sVtdlI
per ton alfalfa, So So@70 per ton
poultry-Live hens, 100 IaI NC per
ducks. 12df T3c per u: geese. 90 12c
per ID; springs, 1Sc peT Ia
Hides. pelts and Woo:-Heavy and
sailed steers. over sc lbs. 1l@l21hc
per II; medium sound, s%@I3o per
10 light, sound, under sc lbs 103Hc
uer ID. COWS, SOUND al weights ! . NC
per II. stays bulls and oxen 7@Sc
per III, sailed kips, T0MI1c reT III
per ID; calves, ll@l2o per ID culs,
1o less reT H. Jhar SOUND. green hides
lo less peT IL tbsn sailed dry hides
I7@1So per III sheer pelts. s. H062
each shaarlings. I5G2No each; Fast
ern washington WOO 1Sn2Nc nor n .
Western Washington wool 24m2So
per IL; dirty or timber stained 2oc
per Ii tailow, 3 y Gf3a rer Ii. grease,
orc re7 IL
Live Stpck- Sheen wethe-s, ~ c
per h, ewes 9G21sr per H. hogs
e4, c per III steers, ~ @9S4o reT III,
COWS 2h 6l3C per n calves. sc 7c
per ID, lambs, s. per head
Tacoma Quotations.
wheat-Club 7119o. nluestem. re;
rcd IS l5o
oats -s2S sOa2s--P; rolled OATS
500 60G2o60
Hay Alfalfa Wheat hay,
$40 5oG14 timothy, S17G1S50; mixed
S12-K0@l4 clover, &13@l4: alfalfa
Sl1612
Feed-Corp SOC: wheat s26 so:
barley, whole grain. So 80; rolled,
500 80; bran $1,000; shorts, $50 6c-
@2l.50.
Fresh Meats-Cow beef. &c. steer
beef. 6l>c wether. 9In610c spring
lambs, eLe Zoe: ewes, 81 NSc; pork,
~ 60Sc: trimmed. l1@1lla: shoats
S26S each; veal dressed 1000.
Poultrv-TurFevs dressed. 22o;
chickens. dressed srTinE, 16c DUCTS
dressed 1856; geese, dressed 1Sc
bive--Hens. 12&121@o, DUCTS live
lro. geese. 100: sprine chickens lac
Rutter- Washington creamery. 37d
Rec ranch $50 1Sc: Eastern cream
cry, 2Sc.