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The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
On Form Colorcd Boxer Should
Win After FiUe Rounds
BY r. A. SnaytI1

By r. A. Sr11ytt1
ToNOPAH falling heavily here and throughout South
today championship Joe
picturesque
gathering for the fight will
have enjoyed experience.
II is fortunate for the fighters they difficulty making
lightweight light gymnasium
object maintaining
idea Of reducing their pOunage Jack oBen Eddie Smith and other
good judges looked could
their condition There air Of confidence the light
which O
NOVEL EXPERIENCE coLoRED FIGHTER
this ordeal
him has gone unscathed through many ring contests that
cannot see where any man Of anything near his weight can defeat him
For the first he is fighting smaller than himself and
Nelson falling
get him. owing his absence Europe he can be induced to fight Jimmy
tempore now
order Britt for ignoring his claims match of their
in Francisco
Cans equally
The He his
ali been asked Of him during the four and
public limit
he aggressiveiy
time FIVE From
expressed himself he viii spend in sizing his
vii win a Quickly ss he Can # + is in him to do so Herman figures
taller than himself
this his satisfaction by employing boxing who Of
height and build the husky Cheagoan
There has been question about the moving pictures but this
this Cans having received the
anxious
in
solved the problem by giving him $500 for his share They
club the other half If the pictures fit
exhibition Cans to receive extra $1,000
ARENA FINEST OF KIND EVER ERECTED
The is square
the the
all building being
of
by the Qunsbery The latter size is seldom
important when
expects
a
The fighters today be
Ed Cuff Sam Graft and Nate Lewis his In
Cans corner will Sims Manager
insist counting
He will prevent misunderstanding
tell they
the witho trunning o
has man
the has been prearanged He had
the fight
undoubtedly be decided
sefg
Godheld
havea be downon the colored boxer.
There practically betting the fight
considerable Cans awaiting
placed No
the from
ically unbacked
heating Of
building they everything
sble done for their comfort
The fighters the Casino Athletic Club
preliminary fight between Lew Powell and Adam
o'clock later the will be
the championship.
The pari board reeds tonight:
Cans Rounds Herman
6........--.-...---. ! 10 5-.----.----.-.--.
9-.-......-...---. to i. e.---.-..-.---.-t-....,,5
II 10 30
2l to
20
Total Is
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
Handicap Workouts

Tony Faust, three-eighths, breeEings
looked Mt and good.
Proper, two-minute clips Is Mt and
ready.
BorEhesi. EaIoped, does not look
ready.
Joe COyne, seven-eishths In 1s40 very
handily; looks good.
COrrigan, slow work, but Is ready.
Ramus, once around inside course,
1:40, easily.
Neil ONiel and Karl Eber. the ferry
jewelers., now at 1874 Fillmore.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
Battle Worthy of the Championship
BY Manager Mike Riley

New De- p prone i e
L 1 xses axu~e I tn Ee III ~ nd tina 1t win bewon.4
ia Raeew has warned that vii N give it ecmtn lon onwhhh
otesrkes the fac natm
til ny have been the Ii let W II w care n.
~
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

Tom Dillon for correct styles in hats,
corner Van Ness and McAllister ST.,
$3.50. $3.50. $500.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
INDOOR BICYCLE RACES

Entries. for. indoor bicycle races to be
held at the Auditorium. Page and Fill
more streets. will close this evening.
Contestants desiring to participate
must register at the headquarters Of
the Bay City Wheelmen, at 1901 Scott
street. ...':
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
THE CALIFORNIA PROMOTION COMMITTEE
forgani.ed 1eo2.)

PROMOTIONS: The act Of promoting; ad-
vancement; ENCOURAGEMENT Die
tionary.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
Entries at EmeryVille

The entries and weights for todays
races at Emeryville are as follows:
FIRST RACE-Six and a half furlongs; three
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

IA Imnne a
81 .
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

The California Promotion Committee has for
s object the PROMOTING of California as
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01
The Calls Ascot Park Track Form Chart

day meeting Club.
The San Francisco call., 1907-01-01

SIXTH IA RAcEnons r. nile ..,, and afy yards;
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
WIFE ICE CREAM FIEND;
HUSBAND GETS DIVORCE

NEW YORK, April 6.-Legal papers
on file in the supreme court disclose
that Raymond F. Ayres, an author and
magazine writer, complained in suit
in South Dakota, in which he obtained
decree of absolute divorce from his
wife, Elizabeth D. Ayres, that she is a
glutton, was addicted to the excessive
eating of ice cream and gained forty
pounds in weight within eight months
after their marriage. He says she now
weighs 1855 pounds, although only Ave
feet two inches tall.
Ayres says that by reason of his
wifes interference with his work he
lost his editorial position. He charges
that his wife's overeating resulted in
her becoming obese.
The papers relating to the South Da-
kota divorce were submitted to Justice
Dowling in special term part 3 of the
supreme court in a suit which Mrs.
Ayres brought against her husband to
obtain an absolute divorce, asserting
that he had been guilty OF improper
conduct with Minnie Maud Hanff, to
whom. 1t is said, Ayres was married
after he got his Dakota decree on
April 26, 1904.
When the suit brought by Ayres was
tried at Sioux Falls, S. D., before Judge
Jones deposition made by Ayres' sis
ter, Sue Fuller Ayres, was read. The
deponent set forth that she once saw
Mrs. Ayres stick pin into her hus-
bands leg and insist on sitting on his
lap when he was recovering from an
illness and was very weak.
After hearing Ayres' counsel and ex-
amining the record In the South Dakota
divorce suit Justice Bowling dismissed
Elizabeth ID. Ayres' suit.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
FIND WATER UNDER THE CITY

NEW YORK, April 6.-The under
ground ponds, rivulets and old wells Of
Manhattan island have for years had
little realty value. In some instances
20 stem the flow OF water from subter-
ranean channels has cost real estate op-
orators many thousands OF dollars. Now
practical use is being made OF the un-
derground water. The factory site or
office building plot with natural sup
ply OF water is considered much more
valuable than property lacking such a
supply and the well digger is busy.
Among the large business concerns
which have recently had wells dug on
their premises are Dowling & Lawrence
and the American Manufacturing COM
pany of Brooklyn and Lippman a Els
man of Manhattan. The natural supply
OF water on the Downing a. Lawrence
property Is about 100 gallons a minute.
on the Lippman & Eisman site $4,000
gallons day, and at the American
Manufacturing plant 150 gallons a min
ute. Artesian we'll water Is inferior 70
city water for boiler use. as It causes
scale to form more quickly. Neverthe-
less It can be put to many good uses IN
business buildings greatly reducing
water bills.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

SEE G. A. KENNEDY & CO, MINING
BROKERS, STOCKS AND BONDS, 2O5
MERCANTILE PLACE.
800 Anti-Friction ]. Box, .......... 2.25
1900 Goldfield Sd Chance M. Coz. 80
5000 Goldfield Bar Elk. M. Co... 20
1900 Goldfield Burlington M. Co... .12h
2,100 Mohawk Jr. M. Co...,....,.... .O972
1000 Goldfield Herald M Co. ...,.'.. .061a
5000 Nevada Walkover M. CO.." .S
5000 Goldfield Treasury M, Co...... ~
500 Nevada Con. Stock Co ........ .U
150 p. b. Steifer M. Co............. 800
1900 Mt. Gains M. Co................. 20
5000 Rouge River M. & ID, Co....,. 30
10000 California OIL Co ....,........, 70
1000 Rice Ranch Oil ............,.'.. 800
1000 California Hills M. Co,,....., '0SFa
1000 Clark Copper .............,,.,., .26
5000 ED. Con Mines Co ...".....,. .l6Is
1000 Searchlight Parallel M. Co.., .0s12
5000 Mills Automtc Printing Press 20
BUY BURLINGTON; 1T IS A SuHE
WINNER. 1t has been reported the
strike will be settled by Monday. II SO
look out for the bull market Stocks
will jump by leaps and bounds.
See KENNEDY & co. for stocks OF
all kinds. We can get them and we
have been for sale. The Goldheld Thlrd
Chance Mining Co. is a conner Wateth
this stock close; good men behind 0ld IT,
Notice our private phones. Home f4Zoo'
Main 3440
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
FOR SALE
Country Property

FOR sALE-REMovED TO 12s S.
MEN ALIKE.
California school lands; all counties.
Only $1.75 UP acre. Stamp for book.
Requires no conditions. Safe invest
ment.
Just few bargains today; terms.
$50 acres near Palmdale, l.. A. Co., 81
acre.
40 acres near Fallbrook, San Diego,
$500.
$40 near Victor, San Bernardino Co.,
16o Linda Vista. near coast s. D. Co.,
$500.
$50 near Lancaster, artesian belt, SIS.
160 near Chatsworth Park; mt. ranch,
$500.
800 Indio, artesian belt, Riverside. So.
$40 near Brawley, Imperial dist, 81.
160 near Calexioo Imperial dist, S4
320 near Willis, Mendocino county,
$500.
400 redwood timber, Monterey, $3.50
acre.
$50 Fresno, near Laguna Tache Ro.
$500.
so on R.R. near Lancaster, L. A. Co.
4sO Palo Verde valley, Colorado river
$3.50.
WISEMAN'S LAND BUREAU, re-
moved to 1913 S. Broadway
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Fine modern 5-room cottage, Boyle
Heights, e. Second ST.; lot 4Ox12O to
alley; nice lawn, flowers, shrubs and
trees; nice back yard and outhouse;
house is nicely tinted and good sized,
$40 month, including interest. A de-
cided bargain. See GOLDEN WEST
REALTY CO., 643 S. Spring. Phones
F2903 and Broadway 1870.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

ALFALFA AND GRAIN RANCH-1GO
acres of splendid alfalfa and fruit land,
! mile from the railroad, miles from
good town. The land is level, all under
will make from Is to 20 sacks per acre
4-roomed house, splendid barn, chicken
houses with cement floors, we'll, wind
mill and tank; an unlimited supply of
ons, mower and rake, gang plow, cul-
tivators. discs, furniture; price $780,
which will include the total crop, imple-
ments and stock. / must sell. See my
agent, who will furnish you transporta-
tion to the ranch.
RIEGER,
4521s s. Broadway, Rooms Is and 10
Main 5523. FS125
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
FOR SALE
IN THE SUBWAY DISTRICT
ON FIGUEROA STREET.


We invite prompt investigation of
the following Investment OppOrtuni-
ties In this promising locality. 1t Is
most advantngeOusly situated In rela-
tiOn to present and projected Inn
prOvements, and specially attractive
to the investor of moderate means.
$12,500 Will buy 3Ox126 feet on the
west side of Figueroa street 90 feet
north of Third, vacant. This Is right
In an active business center, connect
Ing by the Third street tunnel with
the heart of the city.
$4,000 will secure 1872 S. FiguerOa,
8Ox1jJ feet This Is nOmlnally inn
proved with small cottage renting at
$50 monthly. 1t Is just alongside tn G
projected Fourth street subway, and
Will also be considerably affected by
the Fifth street improvements.
Liberal terms on both above buys.
BLACK BROS, Sole Agents,
9O5-6 Union Trust Bldg.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

BEAUTIFUL NEW GROOM BUNGA-
low, just completed, between Adams
and Jefferson SITS. on Western boule-
ward; lot 50X140. The lot cost $500
and the house cannot be duplicated
for $4,000. This is an ABSOLUTE
BARGAIN and should not be over
looked by anyone desiring a delight
cash and monthly payments.
JONES & RYDER LAND CO., INC,
21S West Third Street.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07


NOTE THIS BARGAIN.
Santa Fe ave-, near Seventh ST.,
With
Two broom cottages.
Rents pay good income on investment
PRICE ONLY $500.
ALSO
BARGAIN IN COMMERCIAL
PROPERTY.
Industrial St, near Alameda,
With
RAILROAD SWITCH IN REAR.
Owner, in the east, requests us to
sell this week.
AT
Price far below anything in that
section.
M. WELSH & SON, Sole Agents,
21S Wilcox bldg. Phones 3615.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

And hundre Of
end
Goldfed
to A
fc
a to w.
j.
pert on. VnIue tor.
No.
No.
Assayer.
for 10
at
$
Heating &
Bearng any, of he
the sOuthw
nd sold on he m
rvatet Broke
PhOnes BrOadwa
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
EDUCATIONAL
FOR EXCHANGE
Real Estate

BEN WHITE
VIII Exchange
your property; immense bargains; apply
at once; satisfaction and quick results
Member Realty Board. so4-6 BRYSON
Block, SECOND and Spring.
FOR EXCHANGE - EQUITIES IN
houses and lots for vacant lots close in
also new 5-room house, barn and lots
in Santa Ana for home in Los Angeles;
Will assume reasonable incumbrance.
GEORGE HARLAN,
Room AIT 0. r. Johnson bldg.
Phone Broadway 1903
16O ACRES OF FINE FRUIT AND
grain land, 2h miles from the railroad
station; $50 acres in wheat; splendid soil,
no alkali; splendid alfalfa land and
plenty of water at 40 feet; $50 per acre.
RIEGER,
452k S. Broadway. Rooms IS and 10.
Main 5523 FS125.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

FOR SALE-21a ACRE LOTS ON ELEC-
trio car line, 40 minutes ride; sandy
loan soil, all set to walnuts and inter-
irrigation free, decided with the land,
piped in front of each tract; ~ miles
west of Baldwin park; only think, a
nice 214 acre home, all set to fruits, with
ordinary town lot. GEO. HARLAN,
joint owner, room Az o. T. Johnson
bldg. Phone Broadway 1908.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
AND GLOVE MAKERS

BUY HERE AT FAcroRY PkICEA
Big assortment Umbrellas recover
ed and made 70 order. III w. Fourth
at., new Hellman building.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
FOR SALE
Houses
]. M. MORRIS
THE POOR MANS FRIEND

soOO-New Groom house. easy pay
ments, 50-foot lot, nice and level, 200
feet from e. 1st st. car
$500 to s25OO--New 4, & and room
cottages, on nice, large level lots
close to car line; terms from 800 to
$500 cash, balance monthly from $40
to s25, or will sell you a lot and build
to suit you on easy terms. I have IL
different tracts to select from. all
beautiful lots, ranging from $3.50 to
$500, on the easiest kind of terms;
plenty of good water 4, 5 and room
houses for rent in good locations. ]
can suit any one who wants home.
Come and see me or write for particu-
lars. Take East First street car to
Indiana St; office open Sunday.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

FOR SALE-SIOCK RANCH. 16O-ACRE
stock and grain ranch close to railroad.
miles from town and market; all under
fence and cross fenced, 100 acres under
cultivation, a running stream the year
round goes through the ranch; house
ing the ranch. This Is a bargain at $1,000.
RIEGER,
4521a S. Broadway Rooms IS and 10.
Main 5523. F8125.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
FOR GALE
city Lots and LANDS
ONLY IL MINUTES RIDE
FROM FIRST AND MAIN

Many beautiful elevated lots over
looking the San Gabriel valley,
Mount Lowe and Wilson's Peak.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

FOR SALE-1O-ACRE FARMS AT
Hemet, Riverside county; abundant
raise enough potatoes the first year
to pay for the land; also unsurpassed
for oranges Send for booklet or see
l.. NJ. PRATT & CO., SOS Laughlin
Bldg
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

Nature has'd done much for the Mis-
sion Boulevard Heights, and affords
some of the most beautiful sites for
home builders of moderate means.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

Mission Boulevard Heights is To-
Gated just at the city limits. opposite
lines, &c car fare and a car each way
every minutes.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07
Poultry Ranches

FOR SALES ACRES AT ALTADENA,
Pasadena's foothill section. for only sl5O0
soil, easily worked and never muddy;
fine for chickens; abundance of pure
mountain water; fine view; convenient
center of Pasadena the best poul-
try market in Southern California.
T.. M. PRATT A. CO., SOS Laughlin
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

FOR SALE-LOT ON MAGNOLIA AVE,
near Adams St. suitable for apartment
house, $1,000. Phone West 4S or call 3l46
VERMONT AVE.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

HOW ABOUT THIS
Los Angeles Co. 1881 acres, fenced,
ditched, good broom house, porches,
cellar. cement cistern. Cash $4,000.
10 acres all in fruit. splendid soil.
water furnished, small house. Cash
$500. Better see about these
CARLIN, 420 Germnin Bldg. A715S.
OIL LANDS FOR SALE FOR s2,5O PER
acre and up. Reported on by an oil
expert.
BRUBAKER & CO.,
535 Germain Bldg,
FOR SALE-NEAR VISALIA, TULARE
county seven thousand acres of land {;
rich soil; we'll watered. For particulars
ring West 1888 or call at 1923 TOBER-
MAN ST.
sS25 BUYS Y ACRE POULTRY RANCH;
everything complete and In good condl-
ton. OPPORTUNITY REALTY CO.,
Room II, 415h S, Spring st.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-04-07

POULTRY RANCHERs. SEE THIS
Half acre land with finely built g.
room bungalow; a beauty, with bath,
ride; 5000; $3.50 cash. A snap for
you. MISS MeCREA, ell Lankershim
bldg Third and Spring.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-26

After taking his family to the Showlow ranch on their return from the Phoenix fair, MT. Wm. Morgan returned to Holbrook on business.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-26

Burr w. Porter was here dur ing the week to receive a carload of high-bred bucks from Sawyer, Spellmire & Lyons, of Winslow.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-26

John Divelbess pleasantly sur prised his old friends here by dropping in for a day or two last week.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-26
giving turkey.

Married-At the residence of Mrs. Gutierrez, just east of town, on Monday, 25th inst, Judge R. C. Smith officiating, Teoflo Sena to Emilia Padilla.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-26
THE HOLBROOK DRUG COMPANY
 Is now under new management

For this week only: Wine of Cardui, 95c per bottle
 In you will find BRANDIES-Apple. Grape Blackberry, Cognac WINES-Port, Madera Angelica Sherry Burgundy Cresta Blanca Fnande Escapermong Tpo Chiant Caret RUMS-Golden Jamaica, London Dock WHISKIES-OldG Government Hunter, Kelog Old Bourbon. Kentucky Skwood, Covng Club. Scotch, Keystone Monogram RYES-Monogram. Margod, Lilly Rock and Rye
 Tom Jerry Grape Juice Ginger Ale and Soda Water of drugs just
 Toilet Soaps md Fancy Notions -Cgars-Fresh Fruits Holbrook Arizona
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-26

Mir. w. H. Burbage, of Wins low, had business with the Pro- bate Court here during the week.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-26

G. A. King, the well-known horsebuyer, has been spending a few days in this locality.
Holbrook argus., 1907-11-26

DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Haz- el Salve penetrates the pores thoroughly cleanses- and is healing and soothing. Good for piles.
 Sold by HoIbrook Drug Store, c. Hess, Jr., Prop.
Evening journal., 1907-05-08

a peculiar fact I'm connection with
the case is that tho leading figures of
both sides make complaint Of espion-
age. As a result officers and at
tornevs on both sides are constantly
guarded by picked ana well-armcd
watchmen. The declaration Is OPEN
Nv made that both sides fear an ai-
tempt TO steal records prepared Cor
the trial
Harry Orchard. the self-confessed
murderer of steunenlerg, is stilI
isolated i'm a hospital ward In the
Boise penitentiary 40 one Is per-
mitted to see him. lie win be held
there until wanted in court
He is declared 10 be i'm excellent
health and spirits. II IS declared to-
day Judge Wood intends TO give both
sides considerable latitude i'm attempt
ing to show bias in talesmen. Trained
men for both sides have been compii-
ing statistics regarding the eligibility
OF every citizen. Papers now In the
hands of the attorneys show the age.
politics. religious belief and character
of every qualified citizen. 1t is also
recorded whether the vonireman was
ever known TO have expressed an opin-
ion of any sort I'm the case. and If So,
Just what statement had been made.
Evening journal., 1907-05-08
SECTIONS NEED
BEAUTIFYING

Persons interested in a city beautiful
are hoping that that part of the city
bounded by Sixth and Eighth, dupont and
Lincoln will be given attention by the
civic Improvement Committee soon. Al
present the streets within the bounded
territory are seas of mud in wet weather,
the vacant lots are public dumping
grounds and the fences made the posting
places Of innumerable bills, ali contribut-
ing "a most unsighuy view to persons who
use the trolley cars passing through che
section.
PNsons living in the vicinity of Dela-
ware avenue and dupont street also would
like the Civic Improvement committee TO
give their neighborhood some attention
on that avenue between Clayton and du-
Pont street Is dump hole, partly hid
from view by an immense bin board
while on the upper side of the street be-
tween Clayton and Rodney streets 10
another board containing flaming post
ers. These boards give visitors 20 the
city. who come by way of the 3. 4 O..
r. r., far from favorable impression Of
the city
1t is understood that the Board Of Trade
committee win give these sections atten-
ton after the center Of the city IS beau
tnss
Evening journal., 1907-05-08
ONLY ONE BID
FOR DREDGING
No Scramble After Big Con-
tract OF Improving the
ChriStiana River

Only one bid was received at the Of
flee of the United States engineer here
to-day for dredging the Christiana
River to a depth of eighteen feet at
mean low water The lonely bidder
was the Bowers Hydraulic Dredging
Company of Camden, n. j., which sub
mitted a bid of 15.9 cents per square
yard Whether this firm viii receive
the work is not known. the matter be-
ing held under consideration.
About $4,000 viii be expended I'm the
Improvement Of the Christiana River
and it is proposed TO dredge an eigh
teen foot channel at mean low water
from a point where the stream empties
into the Delaware River to a point at
the Baltimore and Ohio RailroaG
bridge above the plant of the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Corporation. The
material dredged win be deposited on
the marsh places along the Christiana.
From the B. and O. bridge to where
the Brandywine creek enpties into tho
Christiana. the width of the new chan
mel will be 200 feet. and from the
Brandywine to tha Delawsrs River,
$50 fest
Evening journal., 1907-05-08
NEW POINTS OF LAW
WERE LAID DOWN

Two new points of law were estab-
lished as part Of the Delaware practice
in the opinion of the Supreme Court
at Dover on Monday affirming the
verdict in favor Of the Wilmington
Candy Company against the Reming-
ton Machine Company obtained in
Superior Court John f. Neary and
John W. Brady, the well-known youny
lawyers who conducted the case for
the candy company, have been receiv-
ing congratulations since their victory
was upheld in the highest court of the
State.
The case of the candy company
against the Remington Company was
the longest civil case ever tried in u
Delaware court in point of time con-
sumed and in testimony taken, it in
volving a question of breach of ware
ranty growing out Of the installation
of a machine in the candy company's
plant
The Supreme Court affirmed the doc
trine of past recollection recorded"
for the first time in Delaware, it hav-
ing to do with the Introduction o.
memoranda as competent evidence.
The higher court also ruled that no
new questions could be raised on ap-
peal, the questions forming a basis Of
appeal being limited to those intro
duced in the trial in the court below.
This has been the doctrine in many
states, but is established for the first
time in Delaware.
Evening journal., 1907-05-08
ARE
FIGHTING HARD

Arthur Hope was in this city again
this morning stamping the cans Of the
county milk producers This after
noon he went TO stanton. Newport and
Harmony to stamp cans there. He
win return to this city one day prNt
week.
Now that the producers have found
a market in Philadelphia for their milk
at 1-2 cents quart, which is one
cent more than the local wholesalers
viii pay the producers have thrown
down the gauntlet and win ship all
their milk out of the city il necessary
TO bring the wholesalers TO terms.
To this end c.. p. Dickey. secretary
of the Producers Association. adver-
tises that he win place all the milk
producers fail TO sell here on account
of measure and price This is course
means that the milk win be shipepd
out of the city.
At this time there is no shortage in
the local supply.