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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-05
NORTHWEST NOTES

In a seml-consclous condition this
morning, his hands tied with a ban
dana handkerchief and canvas sack
fastened over his head. The victim
of the crime was removed to the city
prison by Patroleman Porter, and ow-
ing to his condition from the whiskey
and drugs administered is unable to
give any Information that would assist
the detectives in locating the person
responsible
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-05
Wafer Meters In La Grande.

La Grande, Ore.-The La Grande
water system is being put on the me-
ter basis and hereafter flat rates will
be abandoned. Since the installation
Of the system people have been al
lowed to use all the water they want
cd at a certain rate per month, wheth-
er the amount consumed be greatly in
excess OF the real needs or not The
abuse OF the system has caused the
installation of meters, at cost OF
several thousands OF dollars to the
municipality.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-05
Killed hy a Wood Saw.

Ashland, Ore.--Walter Torrey, o
Wagner creek steam wood saw oper-
ator had his left leg cut off in the
machine yesterday afternoon and died
here at midnight from the effects OF
the loss Of blood. 'Torrey was brought
to the hospital at Ashland in an au-
tomobile, reaching town at 1890 p
m. He was aged about 80 years and
leaves widow and two children.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-05
Union Co. Finances Good.

La Grande, Ore.-Union county Is
in excellent financial condition, the
warrants OF the county and of the
school district being paid up practic-
ally 10 date. except In one fund, in the
county treasurer's office. In this
fund the warrants are paid to De-
cember 1. 1907, and another call for
outstanding warrants is being made
by Treasurer Frawley. This places
the county practically on cash
basis.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-05
WIllIamcttc Iowest In 30 Years.

Portland Standing at stage Of
81 feet above the zero mark, the
Willamette river at Portland is at a
lower stage than II has been at this
season of the year since 1879 when
the weather bureau first began the
collection Of this kind OF river statis-
tics. During the year of the big flood
in 1894 the river at Portland was at
n stage Of II feet on May /.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-05
paw s9s,5OO for Wheat Farm.

Colfax, Wash.-George W. Larue
& Co. yesterday completed the pur-
chase Of the Jay Right Lee farm OF
7O6 acres, 12 miles west of Colfax
This Is one of the finest and best To-
Gated wheat farms in Whitman coun-
ty. It Is well improved and in high
state OF cultivation. The place was
bought as an investment, at $2S,50O.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-05
Man Drugged Then Robbed.

Portland.-Plled with drugged liqu-
or until stupefied. decoyed to a room
in the Grand roomlng- house, bound,
gagged and robbed-John Swanson,
believed to be a fisherman. was found
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-05
higher education.

higher education.
The presidents of <ectarian schools
have Indignantly denied the state
ment that their rivalry Is unpleasant
or that any jealoucy exists between
them. President Homan answered
the letter of Carnegie's secretary to
this effect He made the contents
of the letter known to other college
presidents in Oregon and they also
state that such belief is unjust.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1909-05-05

Demonstration Of. Matchless crack
ers at Alexander's grocery this week.
You are invited.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10

cine SteQuug 3u erIaneen, Delde CO
mir ~erm6elift, BET fortgeiester Spar.
iomfeit 10 uiel 81 e%riuerben, bob iG
mir in einigen Sobren cine Sarm i'm
fernen @aIten anfaufen fam"
.Guh Die grreitung oieiGs 6eltei.
bcnen 3ieIeS pitO feline Shtpierigtei.
ten boben." mtine 8rgmted; dot
@ucm mafe i'd Sic oarauf ouimerf.
lam, DaB OH SrunO elropGiifer gm.
piebhun9en cir iunger &ouimann
nur in ieIteneH Sdqen Elm gnaoae.
nent in Seem gort erbGIt. Die iunge
8mlfmannidyaft lit III unieper Wetro-
pole 10 5abIreid pertreten, OoB Die
Chefs Der Gyirmsn etne reife Nus
nabI unter ioIden Commits uub
8udbaIteru baben, tpeIde NIT allen
omeritaniiten 8eidafts-lliancen Dol.
Iia p~ertr1ut iino. Nus oieien Grim.
oeu nehnen Retp yorter 8alifIeute
nur in ausnabmei6Ien iun8e. in oas
omeritaniide @eid)ait nid)t eiuee.
tueihte in ibre Gonltoirs aui. - Sol
fen mir, oaB gle bic Ridtigfeit mel
ner gqmerfuna nift beitottst ieben."
Gin Buor StieieIiobIen ipia i6
OIL meme @mpfebIlmgen maeen,"
meinte Raih. nSSbreu aber, &err
9renned, inge id) meinen ouiridtis.
Iten 9ant iur Sbre freunOIibe Tbeil.
nubme an meinem ierneren SdifiaI,
oas id) ser 8oriebung onbeimitele."
rGS iou mid %frellen, penn Sbr
grioIa cine Musnabmf bon Dem &C.
m06Nliden @erIoui Der 9inse tonita.
tirt." iprab Der observation-disclosures.
Die barsebotene Rfd1te ieineS, 8eiiegc.
fdbrten ersreifeito. aSOIIte nift vi.
les ro9 @uni6 geben, 10 pertoen
sic lid an oteie aoreiie, Oteaeidt
iGbt iid 0onn Der ibIet,tp 8iIIe Der
Yoriebung ergGuSeu." Wfit oieien
8orten iiberreiGte er Qonatus cine
&arte, oltf peIher gu Itieu mar:
"Wolfgan9 @reHned. ytr. 10 NaOi.
jon aoenue, Retu NOrt,"
9amit en0ete oieie llnterre0urg,
beren Gbema in Den fiinitigen lllter-
baItungen Der beiOen neuen, einanoer
10 unglet6en 5reunOe nitt pieoG
beriibrt tpur0e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10

Cine bobiihc 3citun3
brnd)tC folgcn6cu Wnbloltiruf: Sen
trumSm1bIerl S1noppsbIodbriiper !!
MuuImiirfc! Slammed! Sbafe! 30.
rooebcn0itc un0 aIIe3, mas nod
tonmuen miro: 8cbct bod ON 81.
Ottobcr Nicien 8lod., @roBblod- mo
llrblodbriioeru einen 9cnf5ettel, baB
ibrc aonollen an Oieiem Gage gum
letter Wtule gctroht huben. @ehct
nllr cine Nntnort. oob eS linen
ihmnr5 Dor Den Nugcn miro. luie pur
einem WoulruuriSpel5. @ebet Sen
@I0dleru cine moroliihc Woulihcuc,
DOB ibnen 0oS 9I0dcu pcrgebt, nic
oru Shuicn perm JIG 3lrr S6loht
bonf geiiibrt werocn. @cbct ibnen
moroliihe Critic, mie BON ciuem &c.
rei5ten Yarooeben9it, .ooB lie Gnd)
fiiniti0 in Rltbe luIieu."
Gle Grfolgc DER 0eutz
id)en g~niicolcr i'll Der OItmorf.
@elfe 6ortihritte IN Der Oitmorf
oltrdb ole preuBiife AniieolungSpo,
litif er5ielt lucr0ell, lGBt Iidl al Dem
@eiipiel oe9 @neieller areiieS erfen.
ltcll. Ger i'm EripotbeiiB befinolihc
9ooen Oe2 areiieS pertbeiIt lid) ~
gIcidcn 1bciIen oIli Teutide nm
Folcn, Dor GrIoB ocS aniicoltna@-
@eieBe9 pobutcn i'm &rciie @neicn
1000 Gcutit)c uno 30,4m Foleu,
@ci bcr. lester Go~ltS5Gblunrg luurocil
buacQen 1890 oeutid)e mo 3t,I00
polniite Scelen ge5GbIt. Ger 8reIa
bat iomit in ben leBten 90 SobreH
cine 8cp0Iterun9S5unobme BON ioit
$4,000 Seelen aui5umeiiel, oerelI
GroBter Gbeil o,li Die oe,tti6en Gin.
luobner entIGut.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
III.

0o9 elmer gIidlidran, if,neIlen
Gabrt Lief Die ngoriiia" an einem
lf,0nen Seotenlbertoas OeS SubreS
1861 in oSn Safen bon Nep Oorf
Elm, uttb bolo lparsu Sic Gaiiiter.
@oiingiere ausgeififft. 9orntus en,'
ping III Goftle @nrben cine WtnrfC
fir iein 5u7iifseIniienes @epdd, mo
betrat Oour Sen Raiim Dor oieiem
@sbGu0e.
@e6er sic 4iistpan0ererihiffe nod
GGitIe @aroen oiirfen bon irgeno Sc.
mano bctreteu per6en osr nift 5nr
Steuer%8ontroltf oSeg Sppl gmtgra'
tipns&omits gebort; por Dem &C.
rtannten @eb1liOe aber- iHlO ole Gin.
tpaitoerer oen NeenteR, Den 3ieben
mo @aunern preis8e6eben, tuelfe in
Belen 9aufen bcreit iteben, lun lid
auf ole D@rlnen" gu itiir5et, Mno
bier lit es SeberiHdnns Sphe, lid
ourf Den 9urm Saba gu breden lnlo
Dor lleberpOrtbeiIuna ou itIBen,
9eionoers ge'1brIih iiir Den i'm.
peln 0euti1en iin0 -ote iogenunnten
v9auosIeute".
Gin 9anosmonn iprift aQe oeut'
id,cn Dialefte DOM reinlten Sdaud.
bid uno Gber.B aperiih bis berab
gum boliteiniifpn utib bretten oft.
prenBiiten 4Iutt.D thtd cine Ger.
tigtett, oeten er beSoti um lid IN
ods @%ertrnitrn ieirer .Spier einjr'
id,leiben, 9tiht mi.ber groB miiilen
Die geograpbiidsn. a%enntniiie lem;
oenn er mug Die Namen linb gage
Elmer srobsn an5abl bon GOrtern
oerieniaen Ibeile DsutidIaabs fen.
rer, oeren TinIett ct ipriGt, Settitt
min Elm et1pds btidraittt a~uslehenoer
oeutihcr llnterthan oeH anleritahi-
iten 9oben, 10 erfennt in Den n%lcilten
SGlen Der n~SanOsmantt" al Der
9ro6t, mober 6aS naioe oeutlhc
9fut itunnnt. @ir0 En- inoeb ourh
bic 1rad)t nod nidt genii9eto orien.
tint, 10 reSet er Ieit mntbmdBlidNs
Spier nit .rgenO elmer 1rGge in eng.
Iiifer Sprnte oil, Die Ant1uort.
rSsd peritehe sic uidh," gcuiigt 10.
Damn p%ollfpnnlen.
8uuIn .bnt Der go8eI gepiifien. 10
peiB ser 9pnosilonl aub ifon in
REDEEM 9beile Ieuti1lanOs lein
Met gSItanyen bdt.
ri, griiB 81 Soft. Saiosnia.n!"
ruit CT oanuI ioiort in DIR erioroerIi.
den Ml,nonrt. n2ab bod| b0ren, aus
peldam Irri biidlt Senn"
Ipidrn icine qeOgrapbild,cn Gennt.
nine nit,t ans, 10 nruB Der Crime"
nod, six nGdiItc StG5t ncnnen, uno
cann ltcat lid, ltots lid beralts, oaB
Der ,9cnosaloltn" mir elm IutenO
GReilgu. uon ielem 1orie sc6Drcn 1T.
CAB cr tul 0ntcs 9ans lpeib, in wrl.
de,n Sic Hnsarlnnlenen ablteisrn
f6nnen, un0 10 mfltet.
Iurd) al 0ne ErGnaen, Sfreien,
Gdinlpicn ilno 6luden. bus al iot.
den 5ageft Dor Cattle 9nrocn ertOnt.
orbcitete Iouatus iih ifneIl bin.
burh, itno itritt oann Sen 9rcno.
map cntlal,8 nad) Dem Rresfott.9o.
tel, weIdles ibm uon Yrenned en-.
pfoblen par sub baicfbit OrSrc, iein
@eplt aus cattle @drben berbei 81
idyaficn, uni 500 iid) auf Elm 3immer
slmiid, UNI EOiIette Sit lr,ad,en; oeuh
IS ordlletc ibn. iid SaDiB6eit oar.
i,ber 5rt oerihoiicn, OF Die Hropbc3ei.
upsen grennef's lid berpabrbciten
miiroen..
(5%ortiesuna iolst.)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
An Nem. NrIeons, 60, hot lid

3u Ncu.S Orleans, 2o., hat iidl
i. s. @ilion Don Bolton, Moii, mel,
der ein NnbGn9cr bon Mutter Gbbp'2
oGbriitIihcr @%iiienitoit" lit. Dor
cillen 1roIcp.gSngaou ec,poricn, nm
ju bepeiicn, onB ieiu @lolbe it6rter
lit ais Ole Rdocr. @ilion, peldcr
crit % Sabre alt lit, crIitt ihperc
NcrIeBungen, 6enen err crIiegen
0iirite.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10

5000

Sliifsts Collars 9aar, s.sl mad 8sIisben
bes adnferS, fuufen etreS terer moeerneu Stuei.
ftndiaen Sdufer an Der Sotomdo S trabe. 5pis
lhen SairmouHt'M beHue mno SauetksStrabe;
enttuIten ale nooerneH GinridtuHeeH: ei1ciIs
I~ters2apetsi, beforirte Deden etc, biirifiyirte
8ttss ltteiupfIdftet. AnlaLsInf6fuB. Gle rtiiffeii
eefebeil, nm scpirbigt gu tuerben. Isent am
9Iase tdelih lne -Soilntue. Wsan rebHe 5dir'
mount! sfbe;tue Gfeftriffe.
9rets Der Sdnfer 5ebrbuHberf ufie fhrf5ta
Dollars J($1050l., Sebr niebrieer 0rurodtriS.
Mdlter G.. MsRphal, grbausr.
.(spriu .H&G--) I'm BIdse.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
Baltimore @arftbetidlte.

Baltimore, 8. 0ooember 1909.
W eb l.. - 3uiubr 5597 6Giier, Gin.
it)licBlih 1909 6Giier gu Canton; Sill.
Itcnocriun0t 1888 N1IIer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10

SAFER. 3ufubr 1911 Wuld)eI =;
aus Den gleuotoren Suriidge5ogen
9Si2 9nid)el; Gleuotoren . @orrutb
4t2, 798' 9uid,el.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
9araains in Tarmen.


adben nnh TobntnHs in Rorbs9aItir1ore.
etnbltries @efhdft 1T hefiebeIter genfhbnridatt:
attrdftiper 9reiS: elm Bdraain. Ghbete alfs'
limit ertbeilt &. Nrtbur Gbh. SOS eaw sntis'
ing. CSft21, 1WD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10

1000 2edb0Grb 4er Gif8. .............. 50
300 VIII. G.'2. neu Get sis ..........1o3
400 vii. e. e. nen 4sr SITS. ........ iO3H
1000 GonfoIio. Sas 4her,.......... 93bs
5000 Seaboato 3 Sabre 5sr........... 90
2O00 atI. e.. g. Conf. der. ........... 9ah
1000 uHitCo RaiIUaDS 4er............ st%
1000 ScaboatS 4et Gtie. ............ so
1000 Cotton Guef Der. ...........,. 75l5
5000 gtG. 6. g. ncu der Gtis. ........ 1913
10000 atI. 6. g. neu 4er cts ......... lO43s
5000 stG. &. g. ueu 4er Gtis. .........lO 3L
10000 att. 6. 9. ucu 4er Gtis. ......... 1913
5000 q. b. Z. Rrspiua 4er ......... ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10

@oiS. - 3uiubr 1880 9uidcI;
8eriorOt BON Den GIeuotoren 1902
9uidlel; Gleuatoren . Borratb i60,.
S6S 8uIdel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
glnftinns . Nnseiaen.

Spc5inl-Scrfauf bon Seppiden mnb
&ugs
morgcn, TuHueritaG II. HOSy
1870 &prmittagS,
in mcinrm NnttiOuslOfal,
II sGibertp. Str.
GiHc pcitcrc grORe 3nienOung ppu
ncucn rnisfit" Scppi6cH
unO 6ngs.
NllBeroenl S%enoungen pom ieinen uno
mittclgutcn, etuoS bcmtBten
ScppidIcn mHO &n9s
bti Der Come, init poIitiper Nnmci.
lung oe3 8ertoui8.
&crfauf pOiitiu.
!. y, NpburG 2Lltt.
C3tD
Z. .. TDburg, Auttluuatur.
tbs nlte 5nncrlaiitae NnltionSASaus.
II YurosSibertg sStraBe,
SiUlifcn Baltimore. uno 1aBrtte. Strabc,
Ter nGditc rcaulGre &crfanf
iinoct itntt
hentc, WittuOdt 10. N%Opcmber,
1870 @ormittusS,
in meincm grOfcn @~aarcnbans,
benz altrn 5nucrIGiiiaen Mn~ftiOuslofal
81 Nuros& ibcrtu.S trahc.
Bic Gifetieu elmer poblbciamrtcH 5amili,.
ole ben nGiobult %aii9icbt, bahen Den &urtrift
bel oiClcr Iuiiion. Sic bfiicben aus fe6r feis
ncr WobelH, uIo Die ldlcdDicitrn IN Der Rartie
itno. hcler. al" ntunde, Die ausge5eihnet pes
haunt lpcroen, Die 6amiiie SLEPT nab elmer
Hui Allitton Der &erpadung uHo Nerfcuoung
per NG6n. IS III oicS cine before 8elcecns
belt. nls. iibIib. Gatiirli1 aicbt eS feline
@rcn6e fir mcincu Sorrdtb bon M1belu unO
punsbaIts.Gff eften lrnn meme SenonnGen- InHs
Gen tdali6 an, Sic f6nnCl bel Der NuftiOn
aus oieien GuSpd6leu. Gtlicbe icicn senanni,
nm Sblen cine Socc III aebcn. lpao Der Scr
fant oee a3rperlutitgcn 0auics" cutbdlt: 3nbls
rCidc Shlai5imm r'Ginridltungcu, aus alien
Sol8arten; 6biffunierS, ans5iebtifhe, apisgelu,
Yianus, YarIDr.Nij6elu, mpberne 1,eftng. uub
cnlnilirte Srttcn. lbutidbli6 Iues, mas 8u
ei1cf1 0nlshult 9ebort, lit bier.
Ter Vertuuf beginnt int 2aarrbanie i'm Soie.
Sd perfluie 1ui COMO Screr, ole es nngebt:
% otcredige 9iidc 200 glnroS ertrn idipere
Wiuiaic qinoleum. @l0S' Sdlauinitcn, Wurnor
SooGiuaiicrs SoIItGne. oruBem Girihranf. iiini
90 g8ugenllo un9en WbbeI, SenerbCtteu. Boll
tier. aupiiiier. oeTl Snbnll non anften, aofferr.
Sdiiern etc.
Bolitiocr Scrinni.
Z. 9. Glbutq.
GID IlTlioHator.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
@erlanst i'm a%asemeimen.
9ertanet:
1sutfats arbeits. s'adptiianss; earsaa

9teIeuipen, Die oeutfbe S1nomerter, glr6eiter
uu6 9ienitboten ali bef6iffieen tuiintdeu, looI'
len ih perf6nIi6 ooer In tranitrien 9rtetei an
Simmer II, Gr. 215-2t7, Epurtlanb.etraRe,
Iuen6en, tpel6er uHenteeItlidb ausiuntt ertbets
len tpirb. Spretitunoen bon / bis 8 ubr.
(Sun2710
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
i. Z. Gallagher, gaamnternebmer

e0n0 fanfen SbueH Elm ueumobtines
S0UU SauS TIM 700 Sled Hsrb.ssje.
s.sahs, sIIs .n ,sODs s,.. stnasl ,|1mss a, ~,
nnb Sofe. ais ggpot Nrid4 eebaut = bran.
6en .nie dneeiiri9en 5u tperbfn. Straben nit
GrunSsins unS beanenie Bebtnauneen. psit1
eeplHfht. asfut au Crt nab stsas.
(Snft4-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
Milia Terraces,

n-Muoerne bDbc 9arlpr.Ersd.
1IU stifff-9 Tcro.eibtttp's Str.
(3ti-O
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
Seuttae Sflubrote:

HogGe 3uilbr 1859 9uifel ;
aus oen GIeuotoren 5uriidgejo9e,l
% 9uifel; Glepotoren.@ orrotb i52,
010 Yuid)el.
SeItige SflrBrate:
3r. 2 neitIider Rog9eu. SOH-8t
Nr. 2 Roggen. 70 so
Sn Saden, ie nad Gno.
lttat ............ 65 rs
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10

Su nerfaHfen:
2305 Ei~i'Yratt.StIake; 3lttodie. 10 3intiritr
uuo 9a6; In erIiflufii9en 3uiinroe.
204. Mngnftn. aueuue, Sruingtun; Srunoltlt
80 bel 14Oi 2sitpdie 10 3inluier nno 2 8doer,
Bei6ns8tHd.
1912 Sarfprb.a senue, 3.itBdis, z 8immer.
2024 bit.Baltimere,e trabe, 3ftjdi9, Q 3inl'
$50" > sanief y. eprnmeuu erd,
(Mdrst9,1O 3r. n, Eft.2srtugtsH.Gtr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10

Hu berttttt1eu:
gteue S1uIer an goro,BotpmacsStr., SuifheH
Sairmount gloe. II. Saheites Sir; aue Beanerl'
hbieiten; nieoriee Mietbe. gtehmt 5nitinount'
eIpeuues9ars. Nnd3utrnae1 al Dirt uHo Gteae.
(3ebr20-.I&S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
gu o~crfanfcm.

@9OE-@m. Snabc d Go. stnbtlAgcl -
y y JJ Gbiolut 10 gut ais nru - elmer Der
tbeuerltet 9oH8ertfIil9eI non Nnabe's
SGbritut.
etirff - . Norb.2ibertH.e traRe.
lQ11-Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10

8ei5en. - 3uiubr 1888 9lt
itel; 0crionot bon oen GIeootoren
1890 9uihel; Glepntorcn Yorratb
95O,925 0uIteI.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
On p%ermietben.
3u permiethen

.Erei bimmcr Bn Yoermietbcn ober gegen Noit
hne NngiS. Gdb5nfragen III 8r. Hill Stod'
BDltn, Strnke. (3f3-5)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1909-11-10
Gu ~nerfaufen.


GiaCntblmcr ge5miingeTi, nnd Neitet lint6iis
3iebsn, opfert ieipcit 9iparren= nno ShretbriGs
hridIiersqdoen iir oeH bulhen gSertb al eiuen
itneHen aiuIcr. Nleferihmibt, pa Ct. Rauiitr.
GID t
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-27
kansas civ Llve.tock.

Kansas City, Aug. 27.-Cattle-Esti
mated receipts for today. 1000: steady.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-27

MARSHALL COUNTY FAIR.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-27
TTMEsREPUB1IcAN MARsHALLrowN. IOWA. AUGUST 81 1909

We're reported and the quality comprised
good average grade. All the heavy,
rugged business chunks found free
sale at full market values. Light
weight commercial classes meet feeble
inquiry, particularly from outside quar-
tiers, where the general demand at this
season is always of light volume.
Choice carriage horses are in excellent
request, with the supply very limited
and prices ruling high. There is de-
creased demand for light horses for
livery and delivery service, especially
secondhand city offerings. Many
dealers are in the country buying
horses for the fall trade. First-class
heavy draft horses sold at $3.50 455;
medium-weight draft horses at $500
$50; chunks at 500 and upward; milk
team, expressers, delivery and general
purpose horses at s15O@225; high-class
drivers at s30o@5O0; matched pairs at
$500 and upward; medium to good
drivers at $100 and upward, according
to quality.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-27
SEPTEMBER hutA| UP
RISE OF ~ MARKS OPENING OF
MARkET-DRoPs SLIGHTLY
LATER.
ADVANCE IN SEPTEMBER
SENDS OTHER MONTHS UP
UnssttIsd Weather and Prediction of
Rain in Nebraska Causes Moderate
Weakness in corn-septembsr s6ss
Oats Firm-soanty Offerings for
the Demand-Prsvisisns Steady.

Chicago, Aug. 27.-wheat-The feat
ure OF the carly trading today was an
advance of TX cents in September, due
to the urgent covering by shorts. The
upturn In the nearby delivery caused
moderate advances in the deferred
m onths. The concentration Of the big
line of September in the hands of the
leading elevator interest inspired the
demand by the shorts. Gables were
weak and weather In the northwest
generally clear September opened at
SO to 9SA, then advanced to 99A. De-
cembeS opened at 9s7s to "a, and adj
vanced TO 945s. Part Of the gain was
lost later in the realizing. The receipts
at Chicago, Minneapolis and Duluth
were 1927 cars.
Wheat closed strong with September
up 1ss@1h at 99A @esas. Decem Der
i cent higher at 95@951s.
Corn.
Unsettled weather and the prediction
of rain in Nebraska caused moderate
weakness. September opened at ssh
TO 65as, then advanced to 655s on the
firmnes sof wheat. The receipts were
199 cars.
Corn closed strong with September
one-half higher at 65 e.
Oats.
Oa8 We're firm because of the buy
ing by commission houses, the demand
meeting with scanty offerings. Sep
TENDER opened at Ss1a 1855 to 1873
The receipts were 405 cars.
Provisions.
Provisions were steady.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-27
NO MATERIAL CHANGE IN MAR.
kET QUOTATIONS FOR
STEERS TODAY.
MOST OF THE OFFERINGS
WERE VERY COMMON
EARLY Trade in Hogs Was at Steady
Priees-Later Market Declined a
Nickle-Lambs Bring Good Prices
One Lot Sells For $3.50, High Price
OF the Week.

Chicago, Aug. 27.-Today's market
was supplied with a few steers and
some butcher stuff Most of the
butcher stuff was very common and
little wanted by the traders. Some of
the minor packers took hold early and
bought cows and heifers at yesterdays
figures. The late trade was light. There
was no quotable change in the prices
Time of the year has arrived when
the killers usually make strong prefer
ence for westerns against the unfinish-
ed native grades. This has been a par
tlcularly opportune week in which to
lower the prices, and since the beef
outlet has not been such as permitted
free movement OF any big volume in
to consumptive channels, and with the
runs of larger proportions at all mar
Rets, the killers have been in good
way to get the prices lower The west
has had a big quota of marketings this
week, four days arrivals at six leading
markets aggregating $4,000, against
10000 a week ago and 171,000 year
ago.
Opportunity has thus been ripe in all
quarters to break the prices, and in
fact for the last two weeks killers have
been favored with such an advantage
The result of their bear campaign has
been declines of 25@5O cents for steers
below strictly choice grade as COM
pared with values current two weeks
ago. The big end of the buying of
common, medium and pretty good
steers since Monday of this week has
indicated 5000 cents decline from best
levels current two weeks ago.
Hogs.
The early trade was generally steady
tho a few of the shippers paid slightly
stronger prices at the outset. Sellers
held off for better prices, but near the
close they yielded to the packers and
values were lower.
Sheep.
A consignment of Idaho lambs cross
ed scales at $3.50 today The same
class of stuff sold at $3.50 yesterday.
One lot of native lambs brought $3.50,
highest for the week There was a
fair inquiry for all classes Of live
mutton, prices being steady to 10
higher.
Native supply has been sharply cur
tdileu llllS week, country buyers DeulS
afraid to handle them after the pun
ishment they got last week and even
culls have sold to better advantage. It
will be no trick, however, to give the
native market another black eye. as, at
this season, when western lambs are
available in such numbers quotations
on the general run of native lambs are
not of more than twenty minutes en-
durance. Coarse, bucky and mean little
native lambs are, and will be, an uncer-
tain proposition.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1909-08-27
CHICAGO Suckers and Feeders.

There is no material change in values
for the better grade steers. Country
demand has favored these all the week.
Feeders generally want cattle which
can be given the minimum amount of
corn. AS the crop nears maturity there
is a growing demand for both stockers
and feeders, but of late the run has
carried a greater proportion Of stockers
and feeders than in recent weeks, and
this week, altho there was good
country outlet, the buyers have found
all the cattle they wanted, barring the
best classes. Killers have been paying
higher prices for steers carrying little
flesh than feeders buyers were willing
to pay, and the result has been a small
movement of good 900 to 1000 lb steers
to the country. Were the pastures In
the east to get a good wetting 1t is
likely the demand from that quarter
would show considerable further
growth.