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The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

]. A McLuen, who has been tour
ing the east as immigration agent for
the Colorado Midland railroad, was
an arrival in the city today. Mr.. Nc
Lueu has done considerable mission
airy work for the Grand valley in con
nectiou with his labors as immiEra-
tion agent for the Midland road.
Mrs. c. II. Burgess left today for
an extended eastern visit.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Weir OF Cleve-
land, o.. are visiting relatives and
friends in the city this week.
G.. j. Cooper Of Rifle, a well known
business man OF that city, is a busi-
ness visitor TO this city today,
Frank A. Reese today transferred
to B. c. Nceiey, a tract of land for
$500
A j. DeLong today transferred to
the Clifton State Bank a lot in Clifton
for $1,000.
Tonight at the Y. NJ. c. A. the sun
day School Baseball League repre-
sentatives will meet To perfect the
organization.
Plans are being drawn for a six
room cottage for James Nelson, to be
built near the site of the new dairy,
east of the smelter
The steel casing for the foundation
work Of the new Grand Valley Ma
tional Bank building arrived today
and is being put in place,
The Grecian Mercantile Company
has had painted on their windows a
Greek sign using Greek letters. II
reads The Grecian Mercantile Co.
Tomorrow at he Y. NJ. g, A. the
second game of the new indoor base
ball schedule win he played. Teams
No. 2 and and No. ! aud will
play each other.
Mr. and Mrs. Burgess of Pomona
leave this afternoon for Lansing,
Mich. where they will spend few
weeks visiting friends ard relatives
at their old home and ~ other north
eastern points.
Alcttcr from NJ. O. Delapiain to
The Sentinel states that Mr.. Della
plain, who has been ill in Denver for
II number OF weeks, is getting along
very nicely He is still at 81, Luke's
hospital.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23
RoCKEFELLER's JURY CoNv1CTs.

New York. May 23.-Marshall
Marks. who was found guilty under
pn Indictment returned by the white
slave" grand jury of which John D.
Rockefeller, Jr.. is foreman, has been
sentenced TO not less than four nor
more than six years in prison.
Nicoiina Marino, 17-year-old girl,
offered the testimony on which Marks
was convicted, saying that when she
accepted his advances in the belief
he would marry her, he forced her
onto the streets. The girl came to
this country from Italy eighteen
month hs ago and will be deported.
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AGENT MACE is IN BAD.

Pueblo, May 23.-Charges are null
tiplying against ]. i. Mace, the as
sistant agent of the Rio Grande at
Durango. charged with embezzling
$500.
He is held here on the charge of
passing forged check on the Colo
RADIO Supply Company, and an official
from the Crews-Beggs Dry Goods
Company has identified him as the
man who cashed a check Mt that store
"a week ago for s25, which was re-
turned later as mo good"
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23
DENIES THAT HE is DEAD.
Especial to The Sentinel. /

Washington, May 23.-Andrew j.
Staley Of Salt Lake City has denied
TO the wardepartment in emphatic
terms the official record that he Is
dead. Being very much alive, Staley
is seeking Legislation which will cor
rect the war department claim that
he long ago "shuffled off this mortal
coil"
Senator Sutherland of Utah has
prepared a bill which sets forth that
Staley did not die December 81. 1853,
in a hospital at Memphis
Staley was member of company
II, 116th Illinois. For many years
since the war he has made Salt Lake
City his home; but only recently had
learned that the war department had
him listed among the dead heroes o.;
the Civil war
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A 5-year-old child OF a local fam
lily is reported to have been missing
since IL O'Clock this morning, when
kindergarten was dismissed Up to
late hour the child had not been
found and the absence has caused
considerable anxiety and worry
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The City Sanitation Co. will remove
your garbage. All kinds of scavenger
work done. Office 514 Main. Phone
Junction 81.
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TODAY'S WHEAT MARKET.

[By Associated Press. /
Chicago, May ca May wheat 70
day closed at los.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

The authorities place the cause,
and justly, to great deal of typhoid
fever to poor refrigeration. but the
White Frost" all metal refrigerator
is absolutely the most sanitary refrig-
orator made. Call and see them at
Bannister Bros. & Silcox.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

Big reduction on iron beds this
week. to make room for our new cars
of stuff. Bannister Bros. e. Silcox.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

We press ladies' suits.--Parisian
Cleaning &c Pressing Works. 702
Main street; phone Junction 6S7.
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LIVE sToCK MARKET.

t1f Il SINtEN AHtfNN u 7.
Hogs Chicago, $4,000;
Kansas City, 5000; Omaha, 5000.
Prices sc higher
Cattle-Receipts: Chicago, $4,000;
Kansas City, 5000; Omaha, 5000.
Prices steady.
Sheep-Receipts: Chicago, 10000;
Kansas City, 1000; Omaha, 1000.
Prices slow
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T; .e off your tallered high shoes
and go TO Mcconnell & loves and
dress your feet in pair Of their cool
comfort low shoes.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

"If it's anything in building ma
terial. we've got il. it.'-lndependent
Lumber Company.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

This morning a pretty stiff hail
storm visited the Clifton section oi
the valley.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

This evening the Elks meet in reg
ular session.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

Joe Moon buggies are up-to-date
and Il little past.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

Phone the Suitorium for fancy
dress or steam cleaning. Work called
for and delivered. 1875 So. Fifth-st
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

Buy a Swastika Malleable Range
for s45. Crown Furniture Co
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

We make old clothes new Paris
an Cleaning & Pressing Works.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

haven't allowed for them in our cal
Mcconnell a. Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

Fresh stock of screen Goors for oil
inish at the Independent Lumber Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

Get my prices before you buy your
awnings j II. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

b. c. Martin OF Hotchkiss is :
business visitor In the city today.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

We go the LIMIT in giving YOU the
best shoes in the market for the
money. Mcconnell & Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

Fine and complete line of refrig-
orators Crown Furniture Co.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

Clean. cotton rags wanted at The
Sentinel office
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

Clean, cotton rags wanted at The
Sentinel office.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

Insure with the Rich-Hutchinsou
aealty Co, 533 Main ctreet.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

Who handles Joe Moon bnggies7 ?
rrsd Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

For heavy hauling see Barton &
Terrill. Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

For livery rigs, call the Blue Barn
and YOU viii fnd satisfaction and the
best of treatment Phone junction
12S, $40 Colorado avenue,
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

can save you money on your store
or residence awnings. J. II. Lane.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23

For heavy hauling call on Barton
Terrell, the Hverymen.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-23
T0DAY'S MARKET REPORT.
I Reported by the Grand Junction
Brokerage Company.]
GRAIN MARKET

Open High Low Cl,
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Gutter gang.
einer Der pfeuoo- -8steniunsea Oon
po(i5ia Wea uer6aitet.
9egt mad ieinsr GeFtrabme nmfaf'
ienbes 6eitanbu.b ab.

Giner Der pIeubo goteniungen,
tpelhe tpdbrenb Der leBten brei Wo@
den in bieiigsr Stabt ben rGone Die
itdncs" sSelepboni6tpinbsI nit qroBem
GrfoIq betrieben unb 3Q6Irsihe pers
ionen um je 80 Gents srIsi6tsrt 6absn,
befinbst iid Isit eeitern in ben 5Gnbsn
Der gpli3si, Der Gefungsne 1T Der
15 ssabre olte 4lfreo SoIdn, nobnbaft
SO. Is Oft 3. Strabe, GpDineton, an.
Die gOliSsi fabnoet auf sinsn Wann,
fpelher S0olan unb einen unoeren aHaz
ben su 1eH 8etriigsreieH angeitiftst
uno einen 3beil Der 8euts .rbdIten bds
ben foll. Solan itellte ii6 gsitern in
Der Dobnung Der 5rdu Marp Wsts
Golf, To. $50 Oft 5ront Strubs, elm
uns tbeiIts berielben NIT. bab eine
.Qona Diitance" gsLspboRbotfhdft
fir iie eingetroffsn lei. Gr erbielt Die
Derlauatsn @sbiibren in 50b. bon so
Gents uno sntfernte ii4 ittsunisit.
Cine Iadbarin. iDelde iih 3ur 3sit
sufdllig in Der Mobuung Der 5rau
Mstcalf befano. bate in Der 3eituns
bon ben nielsn tiir3li6 oeriibten 9eles
pbons Shpinbeleien geleien unb iudrns
te sFrdu Wttcalf. 9ieit sntiqnote eds
rauf ioiort einen anabsr nit benz
auffrags, BEN go.sniun9sr su fplaen.
aebtsrer srgriff, dls sr Ta perfolgt
iab, bas 5aIsnpanisr. lisi i.oOd an DER
Oft 3. StruBe benz poli3iIten Weft in
bic arms. Gr purbs mad Der gens
tralftation as6rdtt, mo Ct Dbne Wsis
tsrss eineeitann. isit ca. 3 Dotsn ges
msinIam nit einsm anoeren Sndben,
befltn Ramer er uift lngsber pp[lte.
ben .2ong Tiftauce" sIelepbonIhtpine
Def betrisbsn al ha6sn. Gr ertl6rts,
| fih bur6Ihnittlich $3.50 bro Tag crs
gaunert gu BADEN uno bensrtt., u
bGtts beoeutsnn mebr MAIDEN" t0nnen,
ipenn sr getpollt bate. Gr lei iebo6
NIT $3.50 iebr gut ausgetommen uno
babe lih aus pisism 8runoe niht uns
n0tbiaerrpsiis iibsranitrengen polIsn.
gr iei in glspslanb, s.. b.b.imatfet
unD babe bortielbit &c. 1888 Oft So.
Strabs sspuhnt. RatOsm ieins GTs
tern gsftorben i.ien, isi sr Dor ettpa 8
Wo6)tn mad Cincinnati ostommsn,
hG6e isbod bel 5rau D.bItsr. $40. 50
Cit 3. Strab.. GopingtOn, Dobnunq
genommen.
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SDie Yatihe.
eerssamt Ssbn QiHmeper usm Ser.
tillisHbnreau inspenbirt.

Gerssant Scnn aiffm.ner, Der Dor.
itsber bts Hertiuonbureaus oes hieiigen
pcli3tioepariements. tpuroe seitern uns
ter Der 4nsInee Der 5runfenbsit pom
Dienit iuspsnoirt uno istn aHiiteni
Cunning purbe pcrldufig nit Der
Dxrauffift iiber bds gursau betrdut.
Die 9erbanbIuns s:sen aiffmsp.r
III bon Woblfabrisbirsttor Smaa dui
Oienlfas 0ormiitas anberaumt pors
ben. Die Suspenoiruug oieies alien
gsamitn. eenn aiffmeper in bereits
isit bem Sabre 1886 i'm 9isnt, .rresis
aIsemeints 4ufIehsn uno alIieiiia bors
I. man in Yoliseitreiien Morte bes
8eoauerns bdriiber. Wie perldutet, III
bns 9eipeismaierial gsgen Giffmeper
fsbr belaiteno unb es biirfie ibn nnier
oielen umitdnben am 9ienftag ihlimm
ereebtn. Gegsn aiffmeper fpdren, ipi.
aus ben perfonalatten berporssh., Be-.
rsits 5tpeimoI i'm 2aufe isiner 9itniis
stit anilase srboben iporben unb CT
iuar aud idon sinmal fir tiirse 3eit
ptniionirt. ipuro. i.boh isbr balb iuis.
Der onseiielIt unb barn inn 8srtilion-
Bureau btfddftisi, bds felt elmer Rsibs
Don Johren untsr isiner 4ufiiht iisbi.
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3aeob 3isgIsr, 72, 1856 Clifton
Qpe., Grsbs.
Gli3abetb ScuItetus. 81. 1915 Gem
traI Qpe., QrtsrienpertaItung.
SObr 9. 5ieman. 5, 733 8ettsStr.,
Sirnboutent5iiuouno.
4una SurtsI. 81. 3054 5airfieIo
4ps., Sdpdhe.
glnuo Ruans. AZ, 2608 Stanton
4oe., 5erslstDsn.
2i33ie Strothman, 64, Sprins
9roos 4pe. unb Clifton 2lnenue. 5er3s
leiosn.
DpoDb Grittenoen. 80. 529 Spcaz
more Str. 5irnbautent5iinbung.
2aura aatbertns Bennett, l MOnct,
11O8 Race Ctr. syuqusit in S6rpsbe,
Warp RaIausit, 73, 1880 9apHils
Ter Ctr. 5er3l6Iag.
Rab.I glnpru Wtper. l. 1923
CLINT Str, 2ungensnt5iinbung.
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Sjt bauIdaig.

Der ftGbtiihe gauiRipsttor &ubIs
man bat geitsrr bem ShuEratb sinen
b6isn Strit ourt bic Rehnune ges
maht. Der ShuIrdth beubIihtiete, bic
alte 5ueks Sotihule an Der Bsft
5uuften Strnbs. bic betunutlih num-
mebr bon ben 6ohitiiIeru eerdumt
tporoer III. pobreno beg tommenben
Shuliahrss 3ur unterbringune etnss
5beiIs Der 3ogltngs Der iiberfallt.n
Sudion S6ule 5u beHuBeu, aber DON
btsiem QIan miro jeBI 4bftuuo genom=
men tpsrNn rliiTsn. 8auinipsftur
aublmau bat geitsrn ndmIth ertldrt,
bab sr bic gsnuBunq Der Rdumlihtsta
ten in ben oberen Stotpertsu beg Sc
bdubes niht 5ulaFen piirbe. oa Die
Treppe unither unO Die ausgdnee abs
foIut un3uldnglih Ieien.
llnkr eie'sn umitGnoen tpiro Der
5hulrot6 ullerh6ditsns bus unterite
Stodpert fir Ole aIaFen Der Suriids
aeblisbenen airber benuseu, tuabr'
iheinli6sr III isoo6, bab Der 8erIuh
q.mdht tpsrben fpiro, ods @ruuoftiie
mitfommt Dem 9ebduoe 5lt pertdufeH.
Die aIte 5ugbes ochiaule purne i'm
ssobrs 1863 erbdut uto erbIelt TN
Sabre 1887 einsu 4nbau.
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Illus bent Yoliseigeribt.

Sbomus g6ompIon uno Sbeobor
pbilIips batten Ii6 untsr Der QntIage
Der Ri6tperIorgung ibrer reip. SAINT
lien gu psruntpprten. getDs puroeu
ansspteien, in 3utunft tpo9entIi6 il
So gum unterbdlt ihrsr &inoer beiSuz
ItsuerR, anbsrnfaas f. nit oem 9lr=
beitsbauis 8etanntiaaft MAIDEN lperz
ben.
YoIisiir Sdaler perbaftsts esiterr
Wlprgen geeen 3 uhr on Der Ode Der
II. uno eIm StraBs Srau Bland,
Simmelmann unter Der 4ntlage oes
Ssrumluuserns. Die 0eTongen,
orobts, oafur iprs.n 81 molten, oab
Der 9eamte aus pen Department.
ausesitobsn perbe. ou lie ben ppli5sis
hsf psriOnlid fsbr gut tsnns. Ger,
Miuitin, benz oisisr 8Drfua esmsloei
fuurbs, fab iit 5rau 6imm.lmanu
geiterH Dlorgen an uno tonitutirte,
bab ibm bisIelbe nibt bstannt lei. Gts
8efangsne puroe 81 elmer 8eloitraft
bon so uuo Soften oerurtbeilt.
5bos. 5earnep BON S'grienoille
fpelder i'm 2auIe Der lesteu brei Wp.
den Dem goliseiribtsr oreimaI tp.seu
Srunfsuhsit feline 4ufpartuno es.
madt unb jeoesmal nit sinsm blau.r
4uee buDpngetpmmen tpar, srbielt &c.
tern pssen oefslben 8erssbeus eius
Strafs BON $25 unb ao!ten aufgs.
brannt.
Marp Wtios. Mariettu green, Dea.
m 0uffp uno Warp 5errp, BON Der
itreitenoen Gtgdrreuarbeiterinnen Del
fSirmu Retpberger Bros. tpurben Dor
Der Intlase bes lnoroentlideu Bench
mems frei9eIpronen. Die 8epeisauft
nahme sreob. oab Tie am 13. SUM iht
re friibere aollegin 4nna 6erman, Dor
30. 1880 glap StraBe, als oieie BIZ
5obrit psrlieb, nit bem 56impfnn
men rSccb" bsIsat botten. Rihisl
8poe tonnts bisrin fpebsr llnFue md
Ginfhiihttrune srblidsn.
Uiola Uturrap purbe I9uloIa be-
funbsn, Der Sattie phiIips Elm aIeii
entfpeHtet 81 baben. Sie tpurbs oei
SlsiuDiebitabls ihuloie bsfunoen uni
nit elmer Strafe BON 20 Saesn ar
beitsbaus, $40 uuo 4oiteu beIsst.
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GbeerlaubaiRideiae.

jGlarenee Moblsrs. "a. ebarloit. Ctr.
lG. 6crtmsper. q, SprinsGropeaDs.
|Aribur adams, 36. Glmipooo qIae..
lWarp 9. 6eitnsr. "a. Bin. Ctr.
j5arrp R. Grni. gbepioi, 8.
| leoura 6. 8rOnfon. Raoifonuills.
|Royimilian apiles, 27 YeI.Due aps
lJane Reib. 20. Goodman Ctr.
|glair 8. yeIton. 80, BRADFORD, ap.
l5elen 6it4. 80. Cincinnati.
|gBm. R. Roberts. 40, Carlisle ape.
lRutb Orobam, 80. bessI.
,Dur.on Cation. %, pItafant gsipae
lReQie W. Jurman. %. SbaronpilI.,
Iaso G0tielmann, 20. Glmpooo g.loe.
lAnna 6. GberIs. %. bessl.
,Jpbn O. 6eimliH. %. Gamblers ctr
lsSorplins 1rsifdmann. 19, GbilobSt
l6enrp @. DiIoe, 45, Gilman Str.
lNarp R. Sobnion. SO. Bellevue Ctr
iiEront Wissn.r, 27. gremsn Gtr.
I Carrie aisi.r. q. RorDooo.
INm. goonsr. SO. Spcnmcre Ctr.
ilnretta ". upers, Is. WsaiH Ctr.
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Oeburten.
Ode II. nno gine Strafc.

SenrD unn YbilIie grusgsmnn.
1112 8eit Ctr, anabe.
Gbparb unD dlord Sipp. 5000 go:
lsraiu Qos.. Wdoheu.
Mi6osI uno Sulan Sapts, 4132
2abrmau Ctr, anabe.
SamusI uub Wtaris atmmi2. 1922
goleraiu 4ns., anabe.
Gbparo uno CLARA gonnors, 296G
MaFahufstts ape.. anabe.
6arrn uno Warp Souss, 2815 Go'
Israin 4ps.. Enabs.
Samss uno 5enristta prsnosrsaB.
626 70. Z. Str, WiGo6sn.
Robsrt uno StspbuniaSIsB. Spring
9alpn Ctr, wdoben.
Gbas. unb Riba Ratb, 1907 5rants
lin Ctr. auabe.
gBm. unb Re.tis Sisbe. 744 2aursI
Str, anabe.
Games unb statAeriue Wc9usb
221O 8sit Ctr, WGbden.
Charles uno CLARA 6artinger, 1850
5airmount Ipe., Wtdoben.
,Sobn uno Itauo Spiser. 2301
Ssntpn Str. anabe.
5arrp uno Gpangeline 9usbes, 82e
81. Gpurt Str. Gnabe.
Wlartin uno Della RpIau, 1856
Baum Str.. anabe.
Bernard uno eliSabetb grpsrmau
1120 8arben CTR. Snabe.
Saecb une Wurp gogt, 545 WiItOr
Str. Wdbhen.
SamusI uno Gitslu ResIep, 665
Sbillito Str. anabs.
Goparb uno Mon 5enrp, 100 Sc
ton Qpe.. Wloohen.
Msihael uno Ntatbiloe 0utetunIt
293 UcMiden Npe., anabe.
gbomas nnb aatheriHs Martiu
931 8ant 5tr. Wabhen.
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sr'tsr oissbs3ugIi6eu Sdritts purosn
gsitern gsthan, ols BEL Woh!fubrtsots
rsttor Smal formsQ i'm 4uftrage bss
YOIi3eihefs Wiuittn um bic PsnIiouis
rurg Diapers nohgsiuht tpuroe. Dras
per mar als glert i'm Bureau oes Bolt
3sidsfs bersits gu 3stt:n BON Col.
9sitI6 tbdtig uno btisb in osrislben
Stelung aud nd6 Der Grnsnnuug bss
poliseitefs RilIttiH.
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lie Ginmatmsn i'm yshamt.

Die Ginnabmsn i'm pOftami tpdbs
rtnn nes fOsben su enoe sss1ngtntn
aislaIiabres ipsifsn ipieoer cine ons
isbnli6e 3unobms ses,n Dds Voridbr
suf. Sn BEN foebtH abss!aufeHti.
sFisscIidbr ipurben laui osm Bsrihi
beS poiimeiittrs WsOnfort insstiammt
50, 2,30a, 756.60 ptrsinnobmt sssen 81
3l2,600.73 I'm porissH Sabre. fobab
finx Ulebrsinnobmt Don $3.50. .058.s7
u serjei4nen III
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Gterblid3feitsberidbt.

Gpoia 4nn 2opea, 62, 2979 GbIer:
patorn Rb., Shpd5e.
5lcrence Golsftine 5sp, Il. 270e
Wine Ctr. 5ubertulois.
anelia Sho.fer. II, 2l25 Bic
Ctr. Hlosenleioeu-
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Wire p.niionirt.

Jobn Draper, Der Innae Sabre als
Gleri I'M poIiseiospariement tbdtie
seiDeitn unb isii ettpa Sahresfriit burt
Elm burtnddiges uno auseni iheinitt
pnbeilbores leieen oienitlinfdbis 1T.
Diro benlnGhit peniiDHiri peroeH. Die
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eehtoufSt @ernharnt.s

Sehtuuf 2 I. @errbarat,s
5obn Die Srauter ipriebeu mo
aeoeib'n, aus oeren Saft man Riaen
ibofft, 9ei,tnobctt 3u oerIelb'u. @enn
es anl stlbigong Ztr gebritt, ~
niulin' iofort, uno 50s re uidt, e I.
SrauterpILIen
elm; 3tpei madden ianit Die Gorme
rein; bis regular Der Sang GUM Grt.
iahr' Iu nit gleiher 9ofis fert,
Ioun fcmnt Der Gppetit ouf's Ten ,
III ibt fir 31pei nIetuer Sreu, nto
1u peroou'it nod poQem Siit, ftibitt
lid, 10 friif iuie eiH Slid - sSag
25 Gents bel apnbtheferu jii babesl.
g.5.
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S<ats Rattnit.ag ,smmt eas Zour=
rtisr Sipiiden .Rsos~ unb .piraten"
in pitisburs su suoe. gurrs uno
We2eon itsbsn CUR geoienuus uniercs
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BON 10000 3ui6duern aufgehiBt
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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Chicago. Nov. 19.-Purehases on the
part OF several local spectators lifted
wheat 10 a firm close today, sW high
er than yesterday. BuTlish crop news
from Argentina was a factor. Corn
made a net gain of 1-160s, oats fin
sions at cents decline 10 "a cents ad-
vance.
There was a great deal of covering by
shorts and also much new investment
credited to leading operators. The De-
cember delivery was in better demand
by elevator people and at a narrow
difference. Cash wheat, too developed
improvement. Shipments from here
were reported as the largest in some
time. Altogether, the market appeared
about as strong today as il was weak
yesterday.
The only exception came during a
brief period early, when profit-taking
temporarily nullified the upward ten
dency of quotations May ranged from
95g496 10 96l and closed 8 net higher
at 967
Corn was weak until in the last hour,
when the market rallied with wheat
May fluctuated from 46s TO 46s a 46s,
closing steady at 465 net gain OF
shade. Cash corn was weak. No.
yellow finished at 50 a 52A.
Oats followed the changes in corn.
May sold between 333 and 1913, with
last transactions at the last-named flg-
ures precisely the same as twenty -four
hours before.
There was a late rally in hog prod
ucts. The end of the day left pork q
"a more expensive, lard p higher 10
20 cents down and ribs al an advance
The leading futures ranged as fol-
lows
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-11-20
AssEsSNIENT 80. 1.

UTAH STATE WOOL GROWERS
Principal office and place Of business.
SIT Judge building. Salt Lake City,
Utah.-Notiee is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the directors held on the
tenth day Of November, 1910 an as
sessment of so cents per share was
levied on the outstanding capital stock
OF said corporation, payable forthwith
TO c. B. Stewart secretary OF said COM
pany, at SIT Judge building, Salt Lake
City, Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
18th day OF December, 1910, will be de-
linquent and advertised for sale at pub
lie auction. and unless payment is made
before. will be sold on the 2Sth day of
December, 1910. at , D. m. al the office
OF the company. 517 Judge building. to
paw the delinquent assessment thereon.
together with the costs OF advertising
and the expense of sale.
C. B. STEWART, Secretary
Dated the nth day of November, 1910.
Salt Lake City, Utah.