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RETURNING CONFIDENCE
IN LIFE INSURANCE.

During the past six months the
lapse rate on domestic renewal prem
iums in the New York Life Insurance
Company was two per cent. less than
last year. The present rate is about
five per cent.
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DEED FOR Y. M. C. A. LOT.

A M. Gardner, member of the
board of directors of the Y. NJ. c. A.
filed the deed for the new Y. NJ. c. A.
property on North Eighth street in the
county recorders office.
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Orchard Owns on Stand That
An Uncle Hanged Him
self While Demented.
ASSAiL DEFENSE EVIDENCE
REBUTTAL WITNESSES ATTACK
MUCH OF THE TESTIMONY
THAT HAS BEEN GIVEN IN BE-
HALF OF HAYWOOD.

Boise, ID, July 16-That there was
insanity in the family of Harry Or
chard was admitted by the assassin
himself in the Haywood trial Monday.
Orchard was called to the stand by the
prosecution to rebut the testimony of
number of the defense's witnesses
and he was questioned on the infor-
nation which Attorney Darrow had re-
ceived in letter.
Orchard said he knew his maternal
grandfather's name was Mckinney,
but that he never saw him and knew
nothing of his having been insane. He
said, however, that an uncle, Peter
Mckinney, had hanged himself in
Northumberland County, Ontario, and
that it was generally understood that
he was demented at the time.
C. w. Bynum, a plumber from Den
yer, swore that he met Pat Moran in
that city June Is, 1904. 1t was the
date that Orchard said Moran went
from Cheyenne to Denver and brought
him $500 from Pettibone. In his di-
rect examination Moran swore he had
not been in Denver.
Detective Makes Denial.
d. c. Scott, the detective to whom
Orchard first gave information regard
ing the attempt at trainwrecking, told
of his connection with Orchard and
contradicted the testimony of several
of the defenSe's witnesses.
The theory that gas caused the ex-
plosion in the Bradley residence was
disputed by G. d. Lamson, a gas ex-
pert, who swore that II is not possible
to ignite gas from a lighted cigar. He
said there had to be flame.
E. NJ. Sabine, an attorney from Ida
-ho Springs, Colo, swore that Lyte
Gregory worked up evidence against
union miners charged with blowing up
the transformer of the Sun and Moon
mine, and that had he not been killed
he would have been called as a wit
ness against them. This testimony
was brought to show a possible motive
for the murder of Gregory.
1t is expected that the rebuttal tes-
timony will occupy the time for few
DAYS more, as the defense's attorneys
are subjecting the witnesses to long
cross-examination.
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Prosecutor JesSup Decided 1t
Was Not the Best Plan to
Keep WouId-be Murderer
Longer in City Jail.
ACCUSED MAN APPEARS
IN A BAD CONDITION.
He Claims to Be III and Evil
IDENTITY Something Is Wrong
---Wife Is Still Hanging Be-
tween Life and Death.

Prosecutor Jessup, thinking it not
best to confine Lon Fisher, the would
be-murderer longer in the city Jail,
called for an arraignment this morn
ing in the city court. He was charg-
ed with assault and battery with in
tent to kill and when Fisher was ask
ed whether he wanted preliminary
hearing he stated that he wished to
be bound over to the circuit court.
His bond was fixed at $4,000.
When Fisher was brought into the
presence of the court he became very
agitated He was guarded closely
By Patrolman Vogelsong. Fisher was
nervous and during the entire time
consumed in reading the affidavit
charging him with attempted murder.
he jerked about nervously in his
chair, while he constantly rubbed his
face with his hands and looked furtiv-
ely about the court room. When ask
ed what disposition he wished made
of his case, Fisher spoke only after
an effort
Condition Remarked on.
The mans condition is being re-
marked upon by all the local court
officials He has been complaining
constantly that he is ill with stomach
trouble. His physical appearance is
such as to lead to the conclusion that
he is suffering either from remorse
or some physical disability. His face
is drawn and his eyes have wild
look in them. He is so nervous while
awake that he cannot withstand the
strain which is wearing upon him
and is constantly shuffling about in
his cell He has eaten little since
his arrest last Saturday night. AL
though not given to the prisoners in
Waldorf-Astoria style, the food is of
good, substantial variety, Fisher has
left the most of his untouched.
Fall a Good Thing.
Fisher was allowed to be in the
Continued on Page TwO.J
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THE WEATHER PROPHET.
INDlANA-Partly cloudy Wednesday;
light to fresh west winds.
OHIO-Wednesday partly cloudy.
CIRCULATION STATEMENT.
-MONDAY-
DULY 15)
Total Circulation -........6,561
Net Circulation ..... IS, 1856
oHIo-Wednesday partly cloudy.
M DAY.
DULY 15)

LARGEST CITY CIRCULATION.
LARGEST COUNTY CIRCULATION.
LARGEST RURH: ROUTE CIRCU.
lATION.
LARGEST PAID CIRCULATION.
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DENIES THE POPE is ILL.
Rome, July 16-Dr. Petocci denies
the Pope is i'll.
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JOHN R. WILSON is DEAD.

He Was Prominent Attorney and
Democrat.
Indianapolis, July 16-John r. Will
son, one of the states best known law
yers and democrats, former Marion
county clerk, died today.
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OPERATORS STILL WAIT
A Strike May Soon Be Ordered
At New York.

New York, July 16-Telegraph op-
orators are still waiting orders from
San Francisco and unless settle
ment is reached there soon a strike
will be ordered in this city
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CONTINUED on Page Four.) :
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-22

The tC0tchmdn sank Uih u faint cry.
WNch h waste gates and water SUP
ply. The night man OF the Midas had
been warned Of his responsibility and
knowing that much gold lay In his
keeping, was disposed to gaze on the
curious minded with the Il OF
suspicion. Therefore, as a man lead
Ing Il packhorse approached out OF the
gloom or the creek trail, his eyes were
on him from the moment he appeared
The o VA wound along the gravel of
the bars and passed in proximity to
the fumes. However, the wayfarer paid
no attention to them, and the watch
man detected an explanatory weari.
ness In his slow gait.
Some prospector getting IN from n
trip he thought.
The stranger stopped, scratched a
match, and as he undertook to light
his pipe, the observer caught the ma
hogany shine OF a negro's face. The
match sputtered out and then came i'm
patient blasphemy as he searched for
another.
"Evenin'. sab! You-all oblige me with
a matchr He addressed the watcher
on the bank above and. without wait.
Ing a reply. began to climb upward.
No smoker on the trail will deny the
luxury OF Il light to the most humble,
so ns the negro gained his level the
man reached forth to accommodate
him. Without warning the black man
leaped forward with the ferocity of an
animal and struck the other a fearful
blow. The Waterman sank with a
faint, startled cry, and the African
dragged him out of sight over the
brow Of the bank, where he rapidly
tied him hand and foot, stufing a gag
into his mouth. At the same moment
two other figures rounded the bend
below and approached. They were
mounted and leading a third saddle
aorse as well as other pack animals.
Reaching the workings, they dlsmount-
ed. Then began Il strange procedure,
for one mar clambered upon the
Continued on Pake six.
The Red Cloud chief., 1907-11-22
back. Com" on. boy,

Years back. Come ON. boy,
game"
Am | galnci" GlCniHtcr's uoStrils
dilatnd. and his voice rose Il tone.
Am | game I'm with yun till the
big cash in. aud Lord have mercy ON
any man that blocks our game to-
night
Wen nccd another hand 60 help
Us" said DCNtry. "Who can we gr,t'
AZ that moment. a though in an
swcr. tn" door opened with the scaut
ceremony that friends of the frontier
are wont 10 observe. admitting the at
tcnuatcd, tlapping, dome crowned Hg
uro Of SlapiaCk SimmS. and DcNtry fell
upon him with the hunger of Il wolf.
II was midnight. aud over the dark
wallis Of the valley ppcrCd II multitude
of stars. while away on thu southern
horizon there glowcd II Subducd crTul
gcncc ~ though from hidden fires he
meath the Gold Gods caldron or as
though the phOSphurcSCCncr Of Boring
had spread upward into the skies. Al
though each night grew longer. ii was
not yet necessary To light the men at
work in the cuts. There were perhaps
two hours in which it was difficult TO
see ut Il distance, but the dawn came
early; hence no provision had been
made for torches.
Five minutes before the hour the
night shift boss lowered the gates in
the dam. and as the rush from the
sluice subsidized his men quit work
and climbed the blum to the mess tent.
The dwellings of the Midas, as has al
ready been explained, sat back from
he creek at n distance of Il city block.
the workings being thus partially hid.
den under the brow Of the steep bank.
1t Is customary to leave Il Waterman
in the pit during the noon and midnight
hours, not only to see that strangers
preserve a neutral attitude, but also to
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1907-09-30
EMILIO R1cHEBOURC

ha vueto habar Esto poda simple concdncia sin
reac6n nnguna cmen Peo consderando que la vcma
del pals pemaneci6 deconocdo NADIA jus6caba
preSencia S1n 1n despue de dos aGn
utz Sen6 conclusion de que hombre dc
1orita Meier.
FL padre de esta sendo hombre Yoento coGco quiso
natural venga honor Sc pueS, Ell cfmen
Pero Jacobo Melier no obra por ST. Existe Cvry Tin
hombre llama Juan Renaud desgaado le fuk avada
se quen desembaaza este dmo del oyen desconOcdo que
lie afrent6 Cuya muerte habfa jurado.
En- eecto h vctma fu4 hedo por baa de escopeta
de Juan Renaud quen aque msmo da ha lido cazar obos
Juan Renaud ue pso habfa esado durane vntcuao hoas
ausene de domo par de certa hoa de a noche rehu
Saint Gn dos guas del del crimen sar de Ia posada
donde abegaba la vctima cone pero pde
que 10 fue aer las doce de Ia noche sc
obstna caar No haba pOrque quee descubr Il
bre de SD compice.
Ceramene que no para robar fue Juan Renaud Saint.
1un dspueS del cmen sno des todos los documentos
que pudieran haber puesto uca sob a a del nsgador
del crmen parcuarmene las cartas que seoa Mee deb6
escrbr amane Un mon6n de cnzs procdenes de pape
les queadoS que encono Ia chimenea agua que zo
Tin auto de con documentos mas menOs compromedores
Juan Renaud ue condenado emprende e canine del pre-
sidiO La muier muere de dar auz nina Que
cabe eStal La ecoge Jscbo Mier remplaza ella
absolute ha desaparecd Is cas SECURE que deaA
de fortuna hjs de Juan Renaud Mer pagara de esta
manera la deuda el presidiaIio.
Conforme ves,-continu6 Mr. Dumonlin ei razonamento
del ex de paz esm fato de pobdad gracs l6g
ca parece reveaT e secreto del drama de Fremicourt
Oyendo mi condispuo Geofroy, atentemente hacame
amben mi composition de ug que guardaba de hacera
conocer.
Mis- coucusones son que Juan Renaud es nocente oue ei
cmen foe eomedo por scObo Meer mmo que se sv6 para
etecutaIlo de Ia escopets de Reuaud.
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Vke-OaNIIllO DIS
EN- vInoURs, P. R.

Vieques, P. r. ro de Septiembre
de I9o7.-Por cuanto habiendo falie.
cido en- esta isla sin otorgar disposi-
ci6a testamentaria el subdito damGa
Emilio Anduze Gallac, &c hacep6bli-
co por medic del presente edicto que
se insertara en- dos de los peri6dicos
de mayor circulation que Sc editan en
San Jaan 2. Z, para que Loo que se
cream herederos del aludido Emilio
Anduze Gallac, asf como sus acreedo-
res, Teseuten dentro del ternino de
CUARENTA DIAS en- este Vice-con-
sulado calle de San Juan, los docu-
mentos debidamente legalizados, jus
ti6cativos del derecho que les asista.
Vieques, P. r. Ic de Septiem-
bre de 1907 ". DUrRIL Vice consul
danes. AO--.so
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En- esta Impreuta sc necsAi.
tan vendedores de peri6diO.
Ia 1ttA MALDtTA

Me inorme del escribano que e pocura imperial habia
puesto mis- 6rdenes ayudarme mis- pesquisas.
eE sn0r Geofroy vive aun, dijo, hsbta Siempre
Saint Lon pero des dc an ejerce e cargo de juez
Pari. estulo Ia clrrera Ell 10 que proc-so
de puede da utd detaes prec)o uS
de los magrados nstuyeron sum1o alemas conoc
partcularmente al cIimina.D
Al sguiene da mi quedo conde estaba Saint IrGn en-
del antique uz de paz Reconoc 81 mi comeaero de
estudlos asmismo rconoo; n1 expYare cusna ale
gfa ful recbido estejado
No queriendo darle conocer verdadero fin de mi vae
todava deae advhar poyec e die que estaba
baando oba que sa muy volumlnosa Los AnGs Hd
aS de Fanaa deseaba adquir nocas de los
cesos crmnaes mas nobes que pondra d de uan
Renaud como de los mas interesautes
tienes azon djo vvamene pcrque que ha
,chO rulo fuea del depa meno tai de los
pueden aonarse uuto las amosas de Papovaue Lar
que Bocarme. Fua &, Dumolard, Tropmann, etc
-iConocse Juan Renaud seg1n me han dcho?
lie conoci es mas le apreciaba
-lEstAs convencido de que cupable!
-Seguramente.
Piensas pues guamente que come6 el crimen para
bir SD vcmal
FL ex.juez de paz mene6 la cabeza.
-iNo-me cohtest6-Juan Renaud aSeSino pero no
es un ladr6n!
dso demS progui6 mi amigo data de mucho TEMPO
peo do de recorjao menudo nj poda compender adm
tr como homb honrado pobo bueno convirese de
pfontO miserable asesno He bucad he reexionado he
descubeo que Renaud haba do mas que Instruments
de otros
exsha bors que con6 e ex juez de paz de Geooy.
En- d dstrito communal de Fremicou existe hacienda
de gran mpo1tsnca que eva nombe de Suon. La txpoa
Ggue s6n hoy hace veiue ahos hombre muy rico
pTopetaio amado acobo Miller te teul ja 1ncs que
depa6 e msmo da agutute del crsn de a que jamas
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PREClOs De sU9CRlPClOMl
EN Ia EsLA

CRINENES horribles se cometeu
en tpdoe los paises en- loe que el amos
ha side el sa6vil principal. Crfmenes
{ la Elegancia y al buen gusto se CO
niete, usando un Perfume 8 an Jab6n
vulgar, cuando el exquisite sCashinlre
Bousquet.-ya en- perIume 8 cd Jab6n-.
e. ei snmun del buen touo. Colgate
CT, New York.
T.H-E H-E-L-V-E-T-l-A.
~ calle de sLa Cruzs.
Cran casa de huespedes. Table
a. hotels. Aposentos para farnilias y
personas solas. Comldas { cincueuta
centavos cubiesto. Bafios. Telefono
Ica. Apartedo de correo 295. Pro-
pletario Pedro Shira.
Nota :-Este hotel estA 4 cargo de
una seAorita cagdeha.
RS NRCESARIO exigir que cada
stia ehtenga grabado el nombFe d.
mestivo Mojarrieta, pero un solo estu-
che produce nejof efecto que una do
cena de botellas de aqua mineral 8 de
Ger ei tnico curative radical. Del est6-
mayo y del intestine. q digestive Mo-
Iarrieta pud6ca los ali,nentos y los ha
&c asiiAilableA. 81 legitimo Digestive
Molarrieta cuia en- un dfa las Judges
loses en- un res las dispepsias 8 gas,
traigiaa, ? en- tres mrsos las mas gra
ses enieGmedAdes cr6nicas del est6ma-
10 Y del ineestino. EstA universal
entR comGrulado. en- iorma sin igual,
que h eAcacia del Digestive Nojarrie-
s. % verdaderamente radical y supe-
Nor & In de todos los otros remedies.
De vesta en- las prtneipales farmaiasc
De Harapa y America.
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La Ultima Moda

Esta elegante.publlcaci6n de mo
das Madrilefa co 1a meior del mundc
Satisface los mAs exigentes gustos
con lcs preciosos 6gurines. acuarela,
patrones, iabores femeniles, tocador,
etc. etc, que el gusto mas delicado en-
We hir pueda necesitar.
Mediante diez centayas se envis
un ndmero de muestra & quien 10 90
llsite de don lnocente Rivera, parada
4. Puerta de Terra, San Iaan. P. r.
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RN ,FL RxTRANGERo
OOCTOR,GUSTAVO MUNOz-

De Ia facultad de Medicina
de Madrid y Ex-profesor Clf.
nico delIHospital de San Car
los, de 'a.misma3f 3facultad, de
regresos de su viaje 4 madrid,
ha establecldo su o6clna pro.
fesional en- La cale de Teiuan
nq.'37.
Horas de consulta de z
4 4 .. m. Telefono no 326. 70
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'ANUNCIO

81 que suscribe, oirece mulas do
madas & lnd6mistas. Fl que interese
comprar alguna puede dipi r~ & esta
Vilia.-ALFREDO ANY.
Coam' Julio 81 Too7.l
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PsdI, sAlado Rivera
AVOCADO
Rjerse en- Ia Core Feperal Y de.
mas trlbunales insulares.
Arecibo. P. R.
IO!R'N; HquS

Calle 81, ndmero Io4, oeste,
New York. Sitio muy centrico
Pr6ximo al subway, q los elevados,
( los carros electricos de Amster
dam, Columbus, Brodway, II y g.
avenida. Muy cerca del hotel Me-
'7t Awtofnette, donde esta el C1a6
Be,0 Anse,ieanO, A siete cuadras del
doctor Henna. Casa amplia y ele
gante, Cocina americana y espafola.
Ins.alaci6n completamente nueva.
Tres baiios. Pfdanse informes a Ia
administration de La DRNocRA-
cIA.
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Sc soicitan vendedores bue.
NOS para este peri6dico.
Ro8ADo

Ha desaparecido de Ia plautAOidu
Mascalb6r Juucos, P R., perteneciea-
te & "The Porto Rican Leaf Tobacco
Co., un buey, hosco bayo, marcado
con las iniciales P. T. T. y debajo el
n6mero a4A. Sc grati6cara al que
encontraudolo, de cuenta de clio, en-
la o6cina de dicha compafia en- Jun.
COS, q don Francisco Jimenez Lajara.
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D% I'm esta imprenta Sc solld-
tan muchachos que sean buenos
veudedores de peli6dicos.
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s~Se- rieeesitan buenos ven.
,iedores para este peri6dico.

4. !s~.ra O1AG NAVARRO hs
eseaNlec4do 80 o6oina de Abogado y de
Notaria en- esta ciudad. calle de San
Justo ndineru Is.
Eie1ce ante Ia Corte Federal, Cor
Ten de Distrito de toda Ia Isla y Corte
Suprema, dedicandose asf inlsmo al
examen de de htulos de propiedades,
incorporation de CoFporacioues del
pais ' extrangeras y trasmi.aci6n De
expedientes de exproplac,6A forsOaa.
Aceptaado In noble cOmPete1cia
hoy establecida en- el ejercicio de La
rvosasaoues de Abogado y NotaziO, el
sellor DIAZ NAVARRO % dispone {
cAbrav sus cllantae h0noraziOa exce-
.'-~msnte n6&aaoa.
tGllR. lR Rlll kalG
MEDICO CIRUJAN0, de la Fa.
ealtad de Madrid. t>1nsultaa lie i2yI
nadia Say ntSfta 'se Ia tar's=
CyiAt0. "a San inaH.
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1907-07-19
THE BOLT DIDN'T KNOW.

Attorney General Jackson, Of New
York, was criticising, in Albany, a
certain excuse that had been offered
him.
'"It was a slim excuse" he said.
1T reminds me of the excuse Of the
lightning rod agent,
I'm the days when all the world
swore by lightning rods, farmer had
two costly ones put upon u new barn.
But only week or two later there
came violent thunder storm, the
barn was struck, aud in few hours
all that remained of it, was heap Of
charred, black refnse.
: Next day the farmer sought out
the lightning rod agent.
"'Flne lightning rods you sold mel
be shouted. Here's my barn been
struck and burned to ashesp
What said the agent Struck by
llghtning?'
"'Yes sir! by lightning
"'In the day time?'
mo, at night. Last night.
1.-THE agents puzzled frown relaxed
a little. 90 -sA-slg
"Ahv he said 1t was dark night,
wasn't it?'
"Of course, 1t was, said the farmer.
1t was pitch dark
"Were the laterns burning?
what lanterns?'
1.-THE agent looked amazed. incredu-
Ions.
why he said, you don't mean to
tell me that you didn't run up Ian
terms on the rods on dark nights?'
II never heard OF such a thingl'
shouted the farmer. Run lanterns
up! Why
"Well, said the agent, IL you don't
know enough TO keep your lightning
reds showing you can't blame me"
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better. In the light of experience
and common sense it would seem
that the Republicans could elect any
sound ticket on this issue alone,
for 1t reaches into the business in
terests of every American citizen.
Since the Dingley law was passed
the government revenue has exceed
ed the expenditures by hundreds OF
millions, in spite of the cost OF
foreign war. Employment for all
has been abundant, at good wages.
The interest bearing public debt
has been reduced, and so has the
rate of interest upon it. War upon
the Dingley Tariff is not reason
able proposition as matters stand.
The affairs of the people and the
are In the ascending
scale. A year of extremely bad
crops might slow up the present
prosperity pace, but there is moth
ing indicating that the highly favor
able conditions of recent years will |
not continue or that Protection viii
ever be less vital. Nagging at the
Dingley law is merely proof of
folly and recklessness.
st. LOUIS Globe-Democrat.
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MARKET REPORT
Kansas City. Mo. July

hdushs Sibyt lnO. July o. loLi
Live stock receipts at Kansas City
last week.
There was fine cattle market last
week, receipts $1,000 head. Prices
closed the week stronger on all kinds
except stockers and feeders, cows and
heifers showing the greatest strength.
The supply today is $4,000 head, but
the heavy rain last night has crippled
railroads and delivery Of stock is dila-
tory. and only two thirds of the esti-
mate 10 the pens by noon. The gen.
eral market on natives is steady to-
day, top beef steers 6. 30, equal to the
best price last week, cows and heifers
again insufficient for The demand for
them, while stockers and feeders have
had complete reversal Of form and
are up 10 to Is cents today General
rains In the last week, and the very
favorable corn weather lately is re-
viving interest In country grades, and
season for heavy trade In Bha5 class
is about to open. The receipts Of
grass steers from native territory has
been small so far, accounted for by
the good condition Of pastures and
the fact that cattle are thriving bet
ter dow than at any time heretofore.
The usual discrimination is made
against green cattle, but 1t is noticed
less bis season than usual both be-
cause Of the strong demand for cattle,
and the very good condition Of grass
steers coming. Heavy grass steers are
bringing 525 to 575, and medium
weights AIS to SIS, dry lot cattle %
dry lot cattle 625- to $50, steers fed
corn on the grass $50 to $50. Settle.
ment of the COW question with the
packers has not greatly Increased re-
ceipts OF she stuff, but has enlarged
the demand, cows selling at $50 to
4.75, heifers to 5.75, heifers and steers
mixed up to 8 IS, bulls 3 to AIS. calves
25 TO 50 cents above week ago at 4.5C
to 7, stockers 3 to 4.e5, ifeeders 1915 to
4.s0.
With the exception Of Eeiday, hog
markets last week tended downward
net decline Is cents for the week,
supply is 5000 today. market lower
top 90, bulk $50 to $685. Spread be
tween lights and heayiesfs greater
than a week ago, and tendency 10 tc
ward sim greater difference between
them, Packers are putting meat away
all the time, and receipts are liberal
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and likely to continue so, two facts
favoring lower prices for the future.
A break in mutton prices early last
week at Eastern points was not
noticed here till late in the week,
when lambs declined 10 to Is cents,
but sheep remained steady through
out. Receipts were very light, $4,000
for the week, run 5000 today, market
stroHg, top lambs today 80, wethers
and yearlings so to 6, ewes 5 to 5. so.
No goats are coming now, and re-
ceipts Of sheey and lambs from the
range will be small for a month yet.
A, J. RICKART,
Live Stock Correspondent
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To certain degree the State of
Idaho has been on trial along with
the defendant Haywood. To this
spars.ly settled community on the
outer edge of things fell the task of
injecting fairness and justice into
situation in which partisanship and
prejudice had from the beginning
run unleashed. And Idaho has
been tried and acquitted. The state
has "come clean"