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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-09
a REVOLVING SUICIDE.

Netslll,Maler, Mich. Jan. Vernon l..
y ssn q hardware dealer, 30 years
from while suffering. il IS supposed
|irosi seule melancholy due TO business
and W. rose from his bed early today
|thon sashed his SISTERS throat. He
cai,in"' dfly severed his head with a
aliss hniie' dying almost Instantly.
',elileton may recover
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-09
ROUND HOUSE BURNED.

Elkhart, Ind, Jan. 9.-The round
house of the Lake Shore railroad. to-
gether with the machine shops and oil
house were destroyed by fire today.
William Shamburger, In charge of the
tool room, was burned to death. LOSS
$l25, 900.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-09
cnnIs. IL. coNNoR DEAD.

La Crosse. Wis, Jan, 9.-Christopher
II. Conner. former city comptroller,
one OF the best known Democrat poll
ticiana I'm western Wisconsin, and a
leader OF the Bryan campaign In this
section, died at Spokane. Washington
yesterday. aged ss. Mr.. Conner had
gone west for the benefit of his health
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-09
STElMEM onNoLn AGnouNn.

|Nih orleans, Jan. Accommodation
ghsro VS. mouth OF Mississippi river,
steams we southern Pacific passenger
vas m, leoie went aground last night,
|soutbs,,' rupled eally today. Local
sleaif. Fuelilo olhrials say that the
York. we leit Yesterday for New
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-09
STRIKE AT MUNCIE.
No Indication of Trouble but No
Agreements Have Been Reached.

Muncle, Ind, Jan. 9.-=-There has been
no indication in the past "a hours OF
trouble in connection with the strike
of the street railway employees, but the
situs.ion remains the same with no
agreement between the strikers and the
company. Cars are running here and
at adjacent towns on schedule time,
Gen. Mckee in command OF the
troops, declines TO discuss the prob
able time Of withdrawal Of the troops.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-09
ACTOR woRrHnNG III.

Detroit. Mich. Jan. a-Frank Worthin.
leading man IN thf company OF Miss
Grace George Is seriously III with pneu-
monia az a hotel here
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-09

a LITTLE WANT ud in the "News"
VIII Relieve You OF Your Pcrplcxlty.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-01-09

IN. ycar siIIi FINDS The Dcserct
The nc" ,,r ,bc Most Widely Read
ysycr. Published in -. Utah.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-09
ion dnatroyed and scorea kIlled D,

leo destroyed and scores killed by earthquake.
 24-Treaty of peace between Nicaragua and Salvador signed at Amapla. May 1--Terriic hurricane causes loss of millions of dollars and death of several persons nt Campeche.
 6--About 6.500 Turkish troops practically annihilated in battle with rebels in Province of Yemen, Turkish Arabia. Q-Heir to throne of Spain born to Queen Victoria. at Madrid.
 1l--Ninety miners lost lives in fire in copper mine at Velardena, Mexico. Lodz. Russia, in connection with rob Jun. i5-Russian douma dissolved by czar and elections for new parliament or dered First session of The Hague peace conference held.
 T-By burning of native theater in Hong Kong 500 Chinese perished, Jul f5-Attempt made to assassinate President Fallieres of France; latter 1sUeien' Aiikhanoff. ex- governor general of riffs and two others blown to pieces by bomb Ehurled at carriage Tn which they were riding, at Aiexandro- 1srEmperor of Corea decided to abdscate Aug. 1NAbout 100 men killed and wounded in revolt of Corean troops enraged at decree disbanding them. when they at tack Japanese in Seoul 6-Cassablanca. Morocco, bombarded by French cruisers.
 s-Moorsh troops repulsed with heavy loss in two desperate tempts to rush French camp outside Cassablanca and Invade city.
 27-Col. Ivanhoff, governor of Vlborg prison. and vicious foe of terrorists, assassin nted by bomb in St. Petersburg. Sep. 4-Strking dock laborers of Ant werp burned lumber yard and ware houses, loss estimated Sl.0tO0O0.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-09

Jan. 1-Joe Cans knocked out Kid Her man in eighth round at Tonopah, New
 ..... .Gustave Bye tied American record at ski jumping at Munising. Mich: rec
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-09
COCI2 FuRENV

~S
 Jan. 5-Moroccan army captured Zinat, Raisuh's stronghold. and he and follow CTS He'd 10 mountains. s-.Chlnese trading quarter of Hancock devastated by fire. loss about $3 000, 600. s-Muzatfar- Ed-Din, shah of Persia. died u-Tidal wave devastated some of Dutch East Indian islands; hundreds of per sons perished
 5-Earthquake followed by fire partly de- stroyed Kingston. Jamaica; over 1000 persons killed and injured. .. Typhoon swept Islands Of Samar and Leyte. Philippines 100 lives lost lS-Rear-Admiral Davis landed force of American marines at Kingston, Jamai- ca. to which Gov Swettenham objected. Davis promptly sailed away. u-Britsh officials virtually apologized Tor conduct of Gov. Swettenham toward Admiral Davis.
 gulfed Island of Simalu, drowning l.500 2S-Expiosion. of fire damp in mine near Saarorueek, Prussia, killed i4s miners. III l.. K. Lagercrantz appointed min ister Of Sweden to United States. Feb. l-British steamer Clavering went ashore near Hartlepool. England. 29 S-S. A. Aexandrovsky, governor of Pen zat Russia, assassinated. lS-Cookton. North Australia. destroyed by hurricane; damage of $2 GOO 600 caused British steamer Orlando sank in collision near Cardin Wales; l4 per sons crowned. .GoNernOr of port of Baku murdered
 2l-Maii steamer Berlin from England wrecked on Hook of Holland in ter riic gale lS persons drowned Mar. 4-Gov. Swettenham of Jamaica re- signed post. Eighty-five persons buried hN landslide in Algeria. s- English house of commons defeated wolnans suffrage bill u-1 Fetkon, premier of Bulgaria. assas. sinHted at Sona
 l2-Powder magazines on board French bnttleship lena exploded at Toulon. lOa blteJackets and officers killed and hundreds Injured.
 Mar. Recount Lamsdorff, former Rus san minister of foreign affairs died at San Raemo.
 Niearaguan forces captured strongly fortined Honduran town Of ChOluteo9 and Fresident Bonilla fled in boat E4 NJ fpbedonOstsem, ex-procura tor-ger- erai or holy synod, died at St. Peters burg
 Apr. e-str1ers at Lodz. Russia. killed len worlAmen for attempting to resume work ll-Sir Eldon Gorst succeeded Lord Gro mer as plenlpoientiary of Great Britain to ESypt, who resigned. Floods ir Turkey caused death of 200 F. -ftmdUran city Of Amapla s3rrtn9ares 10 Nicarasuans, President Bonllla teol refuge on American cruiser le-At least five important towns in Mex
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-09
GOVERNMENT
 P0kEfza fzfsFsALD

Jan. i-C. E. Hughes inaugurated govern or of New York.
 2-C. NJ Floyd, republican, elected gov liz-E. W. Hoch inaagurated governor of isw P: Frye elected senator from Maine. w. Murray Crane from Massa- chusotts; simon Guggenheim. from Col orado; Norris Brown, from Nebraska w. F. Borah. from Idaho R. l.. Fay Tor, from Tennessee; J, M. Dixon, from Montana, H. E. Burnham, from New Hampshire nnd II. A. Richardson from IS House voted to raise salaries of com gressmen to s5.5o0 year.
 22-Senate authorized investigation of Brownsville affair" ".... Bailey reelected senator from Texas. .Cullom reelected senator by Illinois legislature. 22-Chas. Curtis elected senator from Kansas to succeed Jos. R. Burton A-l orse passed pension appropriation Feb Congressman w. A smith of Michigan. elected to succeed Senator Alger,...F. Q, Briggs elected successor 20-Reed Shoot Mormon apostle, won long light for seat In United States sem ate by vote Of 42 to 8;
 Mar. i-House passed ship subsidy bill 2--senator Spooner of Wisconsin, sent resignation to governor to take effect 4-Fifty-ninth congress adjourned with record for large appropriations. <. Geo. B. Cortelyou and Geo. Won l.. Never sworn in as secretary of treasury and postmaster general. respectively b-James R. Garfield took oath of office as secretary of interior. Regis Henri Post selected by president as governor of Porto Rico to succeed Beekman a-wm. (. Gilbert shoe elexss. elected mayor of Danbury. Conn.
 Apr. l-Republicans elected state ticket in Michigan
 z-Postmaster Busse elected mayor of Chicago. traction ordinances approved. 6-State Senator Davsd Campbell ap- pointed postmaster at Chicago 10 suc- ceed Mayor Busse.
 B-Gov. Hagerman Of New Mexico. against whom charges were preferred rendered resignation and president ap- pointed Capt. George Curry to post. Regis H. Post inaugnrated governor of Porto Rico 70 succeed Beekman Win throp. who retired 10 become assistant secretary Of treasury.
 May l6--Isaac Stevenson eiacted san,to, rom Wlsconsin to succeed Spooner Jun. iI-Congressman J Fl Bankhead an. pointed senator to succeed late Holm ~ Morgan of Alabama
 SnL s~A: o. Bacon reelected senator from Georgia for full term
 u-Frank A Leach of California m. Rointea director Of mint to succeed q. E Roberts, resigned
 Auk I-Ex-Gov J Y. Johnston elected sss0r sars,er Iron Alabama to succeed late sep IT. Democrats elected ticket headed oy H@skell for governor in Oklahoma And Indian Territory constffuticr 1rn,s,.t, onvpssa and statewide prohibition pFvposluon carried C,hfca xnfs new cit t charter defeated in special election @-ilhnois supreme court declared canssss,.s new primary election law un. Nov S-Mayor Tom L. Johnson defeated
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-09

Congressman T. F. Burton for mayor of Cleveland. Kentucky elected Will. son. republican, governor. Fusion or republicans and Independence League beaten by Tammany in New York county.
 Dec. 2-Congress assembled at Washing ton; Cannon reelected speaker of the house. 3-Ambassador Aoki of Japan recalled. 1S--Congressmen Williams and DeArmond participated in fist fight on floor of house. 2o-Secretary Taft returned from trip around world. 23-M. Guide appointed minister to United States from Norway to succeed late II. C. Hauge.
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-09
NFCE2g NlTY 1 Ne,

Jan, 2--Brig.-Gen. c, A. Dell. retired at Washington. l0-Archbishop Montgomery at San Fran cisco.
 HEX Congressman John Winans. at Janesville. Wis. aged 76 A-Senator Russell A. Alger. at Wash tngtpn.
 Feb. 1-Charles Marvin. famous race horse trainer, at Lexington, ky. 6-Count John A. Creighton, at Omaha, Neb.: left fortune of sl0. 600 000 . Prof W. c. Pickett notec medical authority at Philadelphia. 7--EN- Congressman B w. Harris, at BridgeWater. Mass. aged s. s-Congressman J. R. Ilxey, of Virginia at Washington. 12-h,N Gov. f. w. Higgins, of New York at Clean, N. y. 22-James A. Kirk. head of big Chicago soap house. at Hartland. WIS,
 in Georgia....James B. Williams shay, ing soap manUfacturer at Glastonbury
The Mena weekly star., 1908-01-09
Mie4SrERg
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Jan. G--Nine buildings wrecked by ex- rlQsion of dynamite at Lowell. Ariz. N-tloods in Ohio river valley worst in 20 years
 l9-Sexeral large steamers driven aground and QQo damage done by terrific gale which struck Buffalo. N. '.
 Continued on Page 7)
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-20

our roast pig or four legged turkey or
whatever it is. An now les get to
chopin. for we've got to put up III
two cord afore night"
This they accomplished and at night
fall bore homeward their forest trophy
There, mother, see what we fetched
you" cried Jacob, holding up his prize
before his wife.
"Where in the livin' earth did you
get that pig. Jacob? 1t is a pig. ain't
it?r she asked. scanning it with adj
miring eyes and poking it's fat ribs
with a cautious forefinger.
at was give to me, an you amt tc
ask no questions" he answered.
How come they to skin it? | don't
know as l ever see a pig skinned an
the feet cut off. but it does look real
nice"
"You mustn't look a gift horse in
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-20

and, barely lodging the blow that
Isaac aimed at him, came %scrambling
out with more speed than his short
legs would seem to warrant. A surer
blow from the more deliberate hand of
Jacob prevented his escape.
With a shout of triumph at the un-
expected sight, Isaac lifted the limp
form by the hind leg and heaved it
across the fallen trunk.
"Sakes alive. father, he's as heavy
as a pig. You just heft him."
"Well he is a good one-ffteen
pounds or upward" said Jacob after
careful and deliberate hand weighing.
An just feel o. the fur-as thick as
wool! I reckon his pelt II fetch half a
dollar, an you shall have it all. Now
let's skin him fore he gets cold"
ut looks good enough to eat" said
the boy when the skinned carcass was
laid along the trunk. "Ain't coons good
to eat?"
"Some folks does eat 'em an allows
they're as good as roast pig"
"Say. father, why can't we have 1t
for THANKSGIVING"
"Sho, bub. your mother wouldn't
touch it. She spleens agin all wild
meat ever sence your Uncle Isaac blow
ed off his fingers Dustin a gun a-shoot
in a partridge. l don't b'lieve she'd
cook 1t, to say nothin' of eatin' of It,"
ut looks just as good as a pig. an |
don't see why 1t amt" persisted Isaac.
with wistful eyes upon the game.
Then, inspired by a naughty thought.
he said. Say. father. why can't we
tell mother 1t is a pigT"
"Sho, bub: that 'ould be lynn" said
his father in mild reproof as he cut off
the feet and long. bony tail. But" he
said at last. smiling quizzically on the
boy, 81 don't know as we're obliged to
tell a body exactly what it is. Wen
carry 1t home an see. Now we'll go
down to the brook an wash our hands
an then we'll go to work"
water his wandering glances caught
the CLEAN of scarlet far up the brook
and he presently returned from a tour
of investigation with several clusters
of bright red berries.
"Cramb'ries!" be exclaimed. "And
there's snags of 'emi'
"Good!' said his father. "They make
just as good sass as low bush cram
b'fies, only seedier. Well carry homo
sot1t IN 'en, an t6ey1T go prime with
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-20

count of a big town CROWN up long
side of it at it's made him rich"
you don't say Jacob laid down
his knife. well. Pm glad ont for
his sake an for ourn. He'll come bach
an pay up every cen he owes if he.
able"
THAT'S what she says he says he'll
do, but shall believe it when | see It.
and she shook her head. ITS har
payin' for a dead horse"
He'll do it. Mahaly." said Jacob
loyal to his absent friend. 'He sar
tainly will If he's able. oh. Mahaly
1t most takes my breath away tc
think of livin' at the oil place again
l can finish my dinner with a thank
fuller heart just for the hope of it,"
He was not disappointed, and their
next Thanksgiving was in their old
home.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-20

the mouth. Mahaly. Mebbe they want
ed the skin and mebbe that's their way
o dressin' 'em. Just look at the cram
b'ries bulbs fetched. He found 'em
in the woods, an amt they nice ones?"
While the attention of the mother
and daughter was diverted to the
birch bark basket of berries, he, with
some qualms of conscience, bore his
prize to the cellar.
As the next forenoon advanced the
little kitchen was filled with a savory
odor of baking meat and boiling IN
ions that. whenever the door was open
ed, escaped abroad in appetizing whiffs
that made Isaac's mouth water.
The old clock never before licked off
the seconds as deliberately and its
hands never Jagged along their circular
path so slowly as on this day. But at
last the hour hand arrived at the fig
ure 2, the minute hand again reached
II. the long. purring note of prepare
ton sounded. AS the second hour was
struck the little family gathered around
the bountiful board and waited with
bowed heads while the father devout-
ly thanked the Giver of all blessings.
Nov. mother. what part of the-ah
-critter will you try" Jacob asked as
he skillfully carved the inviting roast.
"a leetle of the brownest. please, ia.
cob. an not but a mite. I've been
over 1t SO much l don't seem to banker
after it."
No Af.A hut Iaa4A rAf1aa1 fhOA 81
tasted it cautiously and experimental
ly. His fears were soon relieved by
seeing that her appetite grew with
what it fed upon and were quite dis
PEELED when she permitted him to help
her again.
When the dessert of pumpkin pie
was being served Jacob beamed a com
placent smile upon his family and said
Now at we've eat our Thanksgiv-
in meat I'm goin' to make bold to ask
you n an all If it want good?"
With n voice they assented.
AN now, not to be desaitful, Pm
a-goin' to tell you what you've been
eatin' Of"
you needn't tell me, Jacob" said
his wife. shaking with laughter. st
was coon!"
How on airth did you know. Ma
haly?"
"Why. l s'mised at first you was
a-foolin', an when / see a great long
black and white hair into the meat
l knew it want no pig that 1t ever
growed on, an when l come to find the
ring tailed skin under a barrel in the
wood shed 1t was all plain"
AN you went right on IN cooked 1t
an eat of 1t just to please me an the
children? WAL, l say for 1t, Mahaly
Bennett, you be a good womanf'
She poured out a second cup of tea.
cleared her throat and began with
hesitating words:
81 kind of forgot-an'-kind of hated
to tell you what Mis- Barker said yes
terday, Jacob"
He looked at her inquiringly with a
piece of pumpkin pie within an inch Of
his open mouth.
Mis- Barker's cousin at has been
out west they see Abram Bently. an
the land he bought u there ten years
ago Q most nofhIn' has rfz 50 on ne
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-20
Public Sale of Lands
FOR
Unpaid Taxes

PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given by Jed
Dubois, Collector of the Borough OF Wild
wood County of Cape May, that, by virtue of
a tax warrant issued on the sixth day OF Octo-
Der, A. ID. 1908, by the Borough Council OF said
Borough he viii sell at public sale all the
lands, tenements, hereaditaments and real
estate hereinafter mentioned, for the shortest
term, not exceeding thirty years, for which
any person or persons will agree TO take the
1907 which are delinquent, including interest
and costs of sale.
The said sale will take place at the
building In the Borough of Wildwood, New
jersey, on
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-20

We have money to loan on first
mortgage. Send us full particulars.
Beecher Kay Realty Co. Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1908-11-20

Curtis T. Baker, Solicitor.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
EASTERN MARKETS
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET

YORK, Aug 14-There heavy stocks
expanded materially
credited influential
which enlisted side
There positive development
regarding
the Rock Island Yesterdays
Island collateral which
wholesale unloading
had been extended
December direct OF the demonstration
the The collapse
unsetng influence whole
widely heded advance
uoded unconcealed
led
Of had imperative orders
when should
vulnerable for bear attacks the
selling orders uncovered
past the market
and prices werea allowed o take their
that the the
The marked down
in
also dropped back
being quoted 5A cents
in York; show New York
the interior and the subteasury operations
There the selling rallied and
of the the weak closing
S2OOO United
bonds swereun
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
FISH. PER Pound

s14 in bulk and $3.50 in sacks: Welsh anthra-
cite. $40; coke. S14 per ton in bulk and SIC in
Ois-QUOtatiOns are for barrels: Linseed
SOC per gallon for boiled and SIC for raw;
Bakers "A, cases, S1.2001.22; lucol soc for
boiled and 4Sc for raw; China nut. cases. T6Gg
soc per gallon; eocOanut oil. in barrels 55@5Sise
for xxx. 1a@56e for No. 1 and 50d5315c
for No. ?. according to quality. extra bleached
winter sperm oil. zoe: natural winter sperm
OIL zoe; natural whale oil SOC; extra winter
neatsfoot oil. soc; No 1 neatsfoot OIL 6Jc:
herring oil, 40c; salmon oil, 35c; boiled FISH
Coal on. Gasoline etc.-water white oil. tank
wagon, &c; 80 deg oil. tank wagon. lie; special
water white iron barrels or drums. 9lSc: 80
deg oil, Iron barrels drums. lie. special do.
1114c; pearl oil. in eases. 161ac; astral, 15lSc;
star. 1611c; extra star. 1935e; Elaine. 26i6c:
eocene- I912c; red crown and motor gasoline. in
bulk IA! in cases 2I1ac: No I engine dis
more; So deg gasoline. in bulk Soc. in cases
S7&c; naphtha, in bulk 1oc. in cases 171ac-
55l1c in drums and iron barrels.
$3.50: G.. IS. .45: II. s5.S5; 1. se.O5.
Red and White Lead-Red lead, S95l9e per
ID. according 10 quality; white lead. SdSJ5c.
REFINED SUGAR MARKET
The Western sugar refining company quotes as
follows. terms Eet cash: Standard granulated
time or coarsel, 5.S5c; fruit granUlated, SIC:
bbls. 6.35c; tablets in boxes, 6.6Oc; cubes and A
crushed. 6.1Oc; powdered. 5-s5c; candy granu-
lated. 595cs confectioners' A, 5-S5c: confectiOn-
ers crystals. 5-95c: Magnolia A. 5.45c; extra g.
5.35c; golden c. 5.25c; d. 5.15c; beet granu-
lated, 5.65c. Barrels and so ID bags 1Oc half
bbls 25c boxes soc more per 100 lbs for an
grades. Monarch bar is quoted over and above
the price for standard fine (canel granulated In
100 ID bags as follows: Bags. 100 lbs. s5c; bar
rels 45c; half bbls. Soc: 40 ID tins cased 81 0J:
80 ID tins. cased. -05; 10 ID tins. cased 10 in
a case, $2.70; ID tins. in case. So 10; 80 10
boxes soc. No order taken for less than 10 bar
rels or its equivalent. No extra charge for put
ting up bar IN private packages.
The California and Hawaiian sugar refining
company quotes follows: Granulated basis
5.S5c: s-Higrade' bar, 6.20c; powdered. ). 95c: A
crushed, 610c; berry, 5.S5c; @. & Fl. extra fine
dry granulated. 5.S5c; coarse dry granulated
5.S5c; confectioners' A. 5.s5c; confeetioners'
crystal $3.50; cubes, 6.10cs bricks, 6.1Oc; extra
hne granulated 600 ID bags only. 5.65c; excel
sior A. 5.45c; extra c. 5.35c. golden c. 5.e5c;
yellow d. 5.15c; II. & E. crystal d0minos 9.25c.
Additional per 100 lbs: In bbls and so ID bags.
1Oc more: half bbls, 25c more; boxes. soc more
for all grades Bar, in 35 ID and 40 ID tins.
81. 20 more; in 10 ID tins, S2.S5 more. Minimum
order carload weight
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-15
Los Angeles Markets

Los ANGELES Aug. 14.-Dullness charac-
terized the trading today at the call of the
We're light and there was little bidding. Prices
were unchanged from the previous day.
receipts or produce We're normal for Friday
and the trading in the street was active Prices
of butter, eggs and cheese were unchanged and
there was good demand. Arrivals of poultry
are light, but the supply is sufficient to meet
the requirements.
Stocks of old potatoes are diminishing rap
idly, but dealers report big movement of new
spuds marketward and there is no danger of
scarcity. Arrivals of new Highland Burbanks are
increasing, but the offerings have not yet been
large enough to break the market Conditions
In the market for onions and beans show little
change from last week and the movement is not
large Green vegetables are in good demand,
but there has been no change in the market
In the last few days.
10 FsseDs sss Of 1a butter
153S sacks; beans, 145 sacks; apples. l. 262
boxes onions, Sc sacks; sweet potatoes, 96
Potatoes Ga ct)-New local Burbanks. SIPS;
Oregon, $15o; local yellow sweet potatoes. 81; /;
onions Ga ctlj--Nortbern red, 75cGsi; silver
skin, 81 Berm,pdas $50; garlic 7@sc h.
No S55fInd So Ladv SS Washinston ssa'a Sa ii@s
small white. No. /, $4.75@5; blackeyes, 450;
Ga5yanzas $3.50; lentils, Sl1.5o.
Butter "a ib)-Creamery extras, soc; creamery
25e; cooking. butter, 22l5c.
Eggs Ga dozen)-Local ranch, candled, 30@
Bic; selected, 22c; case count. 2715c; northern
case count, not quoted eastern fresh, 25@26c.
Cheese Ga lb)-Northern fresh 14c; anchor.
large, 15c; anchor Young America, 16c hand
lie; eastern twins. 16@161ac; eastern cheddars.
lie; eastern longhorns, 171s @1sc eastern daisy,
nestle 1Sc; brick cream, 1sc; linburger 1sc;
Tulare, lac; imported Roquefort.. 44c; Edam,
5o-3t size: German breakfast, $1.10 box; Neuf-
chatels, 81 20 a box; Sierra, s1.10 box; Canada
cream, 1 doz to box. 95c; schlosskase. 81 box;
Camembert. S1.30 box
Poultry (buying prices alive)-Broilers. III to.
z lbs, lIc lb; flyers, lie; roasters, l4M15c;
sfags so ~, &c: hens lbs and up. 1oc; under lbs.
lUc; old ROSTERS DC; turkeys, heavy, 20c; light,
not wanted. Selling prices, dressed -Broilers,
2Sc; fryers. 25c; roasters, Sc; hens. lac; ducks,
frozen, loc; live ducks, 121ac geese, not quoted.