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The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-20
()NE. MORE
BIG T ALLURE
Three Million Dollars
Lost in the Slump on
Stock Exchange

New York. Jan. 20.-The suspens-
lon of Roberts. Hall & Criss, brokers
on the stock exchange, is announced
A statement issued by Mr. Criss ac-
knowledged liabilities of 100000.
The amount of the assets Is not as
yet determined.
Mr. Crlss. the board member of the
suspended firm. was the specialist who
handled the orders OF the Columbus
Coal & Coke & Iron stock in the pit
on the floor.
Criss eudeavored yesterday TO stay
the flood tide OF selling orders In the
stock aad. before the day was over
almost collapsed and had to he as
sisted from the exchange floor
In announcing the suspension. Pres
ident Thomas, of the stock exchange,
added that all contracts on Hooking
Coal held by members OF the exchange
with the suspended firm would bo
sold under the rule"
The suspended Arm was composed
of ]. Nevins Roberts. Thomas
Criss. Hugh F, Criss and Walker Hall.
.and has its principal Office in Cincln-
natl
ilfoih'uN liloildh 0diu oJttldl CuIl"
missions in connection with the sus-
pension would call for investigation
by the governing committee
Much sympathy was expressed for
Mr.. Criss on the exchange It was said
by brokers who refused to accept his
purchases yesterday. acted in bad
faith and will probably be required to
reconsider their action.
Alr. !Criss acted in accordance with
the usual practice OF the exchange in
giving up the names of his priuci
pals and II ia a matter Of honor for
them 10 accept the transactions made
in their name until proper notice that
they Will no longer do so Is given to
the trader on the floor. The brokers
who refused to honor Mr. Criss pur-
cbases were scored in many quarters
md one prominent banker said the
governors would be derelict In their
duty II they did not compel them to
accept the purchases.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-20
UNION|ST
GAINING
Liberal StronghoIds Are
Captured-- Irish Have
Balance of Power

London, Jan. o0.-A wave OF tariff
reform swept over a majority of the
constituencies, mostly county districts,
which voted yesterday for members Of
parliament, and tho Unionlsts. on
gain thus far OF 5S seats. The state
OF the parties as known at o'clock
today was
Government coalition - Liberals,
1872; Irish Nationallsts, 90, Laborites,
20.
Observation-Disclosures 1oS.
The total not gain OF SIS by the
Unionists is of Liberal seats The ag-
gregatc gains of the Unionists from
365 election districts complete were
60. while the Liberals had " and the
Laborites ] gain.
Two gains in David Loyd-George' 3
principally, the election of w OrmsJ v
Gore for Denhlgh and C. It. Vanablcs-
Llewellyn for Radnorshire, are espe-
cially treasured among the scalps
taken by the Unionists yesterday
while Sir NJ. ]. Met Stewart another
Unionist. put wedge In Scottish Lib
eralism. by capturing Nrkcud Bright
shire
Other tariff reform victories were
the election Of Arthur H. Lee. former
ly military attache at the British en-
bassy In Washington, who more tlan
trlpled his early majority for the
Fareham district OF Hants. and Cap
tain II. 8. Pender Cay. who turned a
Radical majority of 1,2S3 for the
southwest division of Ken into a
UDionlst majority Of 3.210.
Sir Edward Grey. secretary OF for
eign affairs, retained his seat for the
BerwlCk-on-Tweed division OF North
cumberland by substantial majority,
though reduced by nearly 600 from his
earlier figures. Alex Ure, for Linlith-
gowshire. the attorney general. against
whom a special onslaught had been
made by the Unlonists. won hands
down with a majority increased by 974.
Herbert L. Short. Liberal. Yorkshire.
North Riding-Clidlng division. nearly
doubled his previous majority.
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WORLD MARKETS
MARKET OPENS. WITH NEW
SLUMP IN HOOKING COAL

New York. Jan. 20.-The stock mar
ket had feyerish opening with
strong advances in the maJoritG of
the list caused by rush to buy on
the part Of nlcovcred shorts There
was a renewed slump In Hooking Coal.
The first sale was of 800 shares at
25, the low point of yesterday and
compared with 81, the closing price
Yesterday The stock subsequently
sold al 90 and then recovered to 2S
There WAS a heavy unloading OF Rock
Island at drop OF Is. Chesapeake
& Ohio also declined 2. Sales OF g.
010 shares OF United States Steel
were made ut SO IL and 50 rs. COM
pared with 81 3-4 last night. Utah
Copper jumped "a, Pullman and
Amalgamated Copper | "a. Northern
Pacific / and other stocks large frac-
uons.
Prices yielded from The best after
the opening. Chesapeake and Ohio
went 3 IA under Inst night and prices
generally fell below last night Con-
solldated gas and Allis Chalmers pfd,
dropped . 1-2, Pittsburg Coal, pfd., ..
American Smelling. Western Union
and Erie. pfd.. IL. and some others
q point.
Except in the Coppers prices had
rebounded to the best by II o'clock
Announcement Of the failure OF
specialists in Hooking Coal caused
only slight tremor in the market
Prices advanced again afterward.
Hooking Coal vibrated erratically be-
tween &c and 81 The prominent rail-
roads were UP from l to 2 IL. includ-
ing Union Pacific, St Paul. Missouri
Pacific and American Smelling.
The tone was strong at noon.
Bonds were Irregular.
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JAPAN WILL NOT LISTEN
TO THE UNITED STATES

Pekin, Jan. 20.-Japan has notified
China informally through the Japan
csc legation here that Japan and Rus
sia with concerted action VIII de-
cline the proposition of the United
States for the naturalization OF the
Manchurian railways.
Japan charges China with having
been responsible for the proposal and
thus OF having committed an act un-
friendly TO the former.
Tramps Cause Fire-Mcmbers OF
fire station No. made run To the
railroad yards this morning at 6:o5
10 extingush a fire in refrigerator
car standing on tho track between
Twenty.third and Twenty-fourth
streets The blaze was inside the
car. evidently having been caused BY
tremps who may have slept In the car.
A hole was burned through the floor
OF the. car. But little other damage
was done Tho fire was cxtinguished
by the use of chemicals
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COLLECTED |
LARGE SUMS
WhichShouId Have Gone
Into State Treasury
of Ohio

Columbus. Ohio. Jan. 20.-In two
suits filed i'm the common pleas court
today, in which the state Of Ohio is
is plaintiff, and the estate Of William
S. McKinuon and his bondsmen dur
ing his two terms of Office as state
treasurer are the defendants. $751;
sos is asked. The suit is the result
of an investigation instituted by Gov
ernor Harmon some weeks ago
One petition is fled TO cover the
treasurer's first term and another
petition covers the second term. In
the first petition. covering terms dur
ing part OF which there was no state
depository law. 1t is alleged the state
treasurer collected from corpora
tlons. co-partnerships. associations
and other persons" the sum OF $751;
go interest on state funds loaned TO
those corporations and judgment Is
asked for in this amount
The second petition alleges the state
treasurer collected SlS.750 interest on
state funds and judgment Is asked In
this amount with interest
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VIOLENTLY.
DIS STURbED D
Wall Street Feels the
Effects of Crash of
Wednesday

Now York, Jen 20.-The stock mar
ket was still violently disturbed early
today as a sequel to the crash In
Hocldng Coal yesterday and the H.
nancial emharrassments involved. Ar
rangements effected over night az.
forded hopes of avertng further
trouble and there WAS a rush of un-
covered bears TO cover their shorts,
which ran up opening prices in the
general list in some of the leading
authoritative stocks between ! and 3
points
Another slump in Hooking Cod and
urgent liquidation in some other
stocks. recently the center of specula-
tton, unsettled the tone almost lmr
mediately and caused a sharp reac-
tlon. Many OF the opening gains verc
wiped out and fractional losses ee-
tablished. Chesapeake 6 Ohio was
under special pressure and WIS
forced down Ia points. Rock is
land broke is. Hooking Coal sold
at the opening at 25. yesterdays low
price. compared with 80, the Las.
price of yesterday, ran OF them TO
% and rallied to 26. Money was free-
ly offered at per cent
The governors of the stock OK
change mot today and had before
them Hugh F. Criss, the broker who
executed many of the buying orders
In Hooking Coal stock yesterday.
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F INDINC OF
A 30 D \
Is That of a Woman
Slightly Over Five
Feet

Seattle. Wash. Jan 2o.-The police
are investigating the death OF tie wo-
man whose body was found cut In half.
in a trunk, on the beach YESTERDAY
after tho trunk had been carried down
by a landslide from bluff above
From appearance OF the body they
say. the crime dates back more than
two years The body had been clad
in cheap underwear and calico
wrapper. There were 40 marks OF
Identification, and no clew has ap-
peared
The woman was white. slight, SLIGHT
" over feet. brown haired. There
were no signs OF violence except the
severlng Of the body at the waist
There had been no dissection Of the
body
Apparently the trunk had been car
Fied IN row boat az the bluff is in
accessible from the land side.
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DISMANTLED SHIP
FOUND AT LAST

hoquiam. Wash. Jan 2o.-w1th
fourteen men and one woman on board
the diSmantled American ship W.
c., bound for Port Natal, Africa, was
today said to be at anchor off Mo-
clips Beach In % fathoms OF water.
She was reported to be drawing 20
feet Of water and to be leaking badly.
This is the burden of message
which a tug boat company received
late Wednesday from Captain Thos.
Murray. master OF the Smith. who
urged that assistance be immediate
ly sent him. AT Westport are the
tugs Cudahy and Darling awaiting an
opportunity TO go to the Smiths res
cue.
The whereabouts are unknown Of
the tank steamer Washtenaw which
Monday last took the Smith In tow off
the mouth OF the Columbia river and
started with her for Puget Sound. Ap-
parentlr she lost her tow last Tues
day
Five men, Mate E. B. Moore and
four seamen, who put of In small
boat to seek assistance are at Moclips
where thoy arrived late Wednesday in
an exhausted condition. but the wires
arc down. All that is known concern
Ing the ships terrible experience dur
ing the past few days is that she en-
countered wind storm January IL of
hurricane violence. when 400 miles
west and south OF Cape Blanco.
Mate Moore after reaching Moclips
yesterday stated he believed the
Smith would remain afloat until as
sistance reaches her. but the mes
sage from Captain Murray received
late at might would indicate that dis
aster is imminent VI
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Denver Jan. 20.-TearIng down the
mountalnside at the rate OF nearly 20
miles an hour. freight train on the
Moffat road Jumped the track at
point between Jenny Lake and Ante
lope. near tho summit of the range.
early this morning, and the entire
train plunged down the hill. The
engine was hurled three hundred feet
from the traclo. Three men were kill.
ed and another fatally injured.
The Dead.
Engineer Gray, Denver.
Fireman Hoosick, Denver.
Brakeman Berringer.
Conductor T. D. Chapcott is report
cd fatally injured.
Berringer was hurled far from his
train into tho deep snow and his body
has not been recovered.
The train was bound for Denver It
was drawn by big compound en-
CINE. one Of tho largest In use on the
steep mountain grades. On the
grade. not far from Tollend. the train
got beyond control and soon was
plunging down the mountain at a ter
rife speed. Finally the engine and
then the heavy train jumped the rails
and. as from catapult. was hurled
far down the hill Tho engineer and
fireman were killed instantly, 4
wrecking train has been sent from
Denver.
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SCIENTIFIC CARE OF
INFANTS TO BE TAUGHT

Columbia. Mo, Jan. 2o.-Declaring
that IL is as important that college
women should be taught the scientific
care OF Infants as that college men
should study agricultural problems.
DR. Edna a. Day. professor OF home
economics IN the University OF Mis-
souri here. has planned for the won-
en- students an elective course in the
raising OF babies. Forty women In
Doctor Days class have expressed
their desire to begin the work at once
and Friday morning the flrst step will
be taken when the class VIII visit the
Parkor Memorial hospital here.
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GASOLINE
EXPL- PL-OS|ON
One Man Burned to
Death and Others
Injured

Pittsburg. Jan. 20.-One man was
consumed by the flames and six 9th.
crs are in hospitals suffering with
burns received shortly after three
o'clock this morning when huge
gasoline tank exploded at the soap
plant OF the Walker Brothers on Hers
Island. q few miles from this city on
the Allegheny river. The tank was
20 by 10 feet and was almost full Of
the explosive. The explosion was
heard and the concussion felt for
miles about the city. Patrol wagons
were called from four precincts and
ambulances OF two hospitals as It was
feared that scores OF workers had
been killed.
The explosion caused a fire that
consumed the big garbage drying
plant and it was in this blaze that one
man lost his life. The cause Of the
explosion Is not known.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-20

IN NEBRASKA A
Guarding Against Mock
Resolutions Favoring
Democracy

Lincoln. Neb.. Jan. 2o.-'Insur-
gents" from all parts of the state are
In the city today to attend the state
meeting to be held tonight The fol-
lowers OF Congressman Norris of the
Fifth district are present in large
numbers.
Much excitement was caused by the
report that friends of Senator E. ].
Burkett had organized a crowd to
pack" the meeting and present a
mock resolution fnyorlng William j.
Bryan for senator
Attorney General Jackson of Kan
sas viii be the principal speaker.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-20
SP ARROW
NO GOOD
Pirate of the Air and
Should Be
Killed

Washington. Jan. 2o.-The English
sparrow Is the pirate OF the air. just
as the rat is the free bootcr OF the
Garth. and ought to be exterminnted.
So rules the department OF agricul-
ture. In a bulletin just published.
which also tells how 10 get rid OF
him, He studiously hunts and eats
insects which are beneficial TO plant
life while he passes over more or less
those which are harmful. The only
good thing he does Is TO eat the seed
OF weeds and prevent their spread.
Aside from that there is nothing to be
said in his favor. More than that, he
Is murderoCs. He hunts the nesting
places nnd destroys eggs and young
blue birds. house wrens, tree swal-
lows and barn swallows. Tho robin.
the cat bird and the mocking bird
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-20
BOOK SWINOLER SENT
TO JOLIET PGNlTENTIARY

Chicago. Jan. 20.-Samuel T. War
field. convicted on the charge OF a
conspiracy TO obtain money by false
pretenses from Mrs. James A. Pat
ten. wife of the Chicago grain oper-
ator, in the DE Luxe book swim
dies, was today sentenced to an In
determinate term in the Joliet peni-
tentiary. Warfeld was found guilty
in January, 1909 The penalty is from
one to five years imprisonment
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RUNAWAY TRAIN ON MOFFAT ROAD
IS HURLED DOWN A STEEP HILL

he attacks and drives out OF parks
and shade trees.
After having learned all this about
the sparrow. the department of agri-
culture shows n way to DESTROY him.
He Will roost in boxes that may be
put up to make his capture easy He
may be lured TO spread grain and
shot and killed in other ways or may
be poisoned. Wheat soaked In strych-
nine is said to be preferable. This
method has been adopted In California
where 1t was necessary 10 protect rip
ening fruit
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-20
WALLS OF ORIGINAL HARVARD
BUILDING ARE DISCOVERED D.

Cambridge. Mass, Jan 20.-The
walls of the southwest corner OF the
original Harvard College building.
built in 1898. have been uncovered
by workmen excavatnK for the new
Boston subway. The location has
long been a matter OF dispute. Bricks
from the old walls have been removed
and Will be used in the erection of q
permanent monument nearby.
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Three Men Killed and Fourth Fatally In.
jured Near Jenny Lake===Big Engine
Thrown 800 Feet Into the Air

tory. This order. it is said. insures
Immediate starting OF tho proposed
factory. which. according to the an
nouncement today. is to be built.
equipped and financed by Miss Anne
Morgan, daughter OF J. P. Morgan.
Miss Morgan. it Is announced, Of
fered to provide the money for the en-.
terprise as soon as an order for
thousand shirt waists was obtained.
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MINERS OF THE COUNTRY
IN ONE ORGANIZATION

Indianapolis. Jan. 20-A unified
and aggressive organization OF the
metal and oal miners of North Ameri-
ca is the design of the leaders of the
Western Federation OF Miners and
the United Mine Workers OF North
America. presented to the convention
of the United Mine Workers in this
city today.
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MUCH HUM8UG IN
THE HookWoRM SCARE

New Orleans. Jan. 2O-Dr. Joseph
A. Danna. house surgeon OF the Char
ity hospital at New Orleans, thinks
there is a good deal Of humbug about
the hookworm.
The very fact that Rockefeller
gave a million dollars to help stamp
out tho hookworm has added much
to the talk of the disease" said DR.
Danna here todnT. IAN Italian ply
slcian recently told me that reports
of the prevalence of this disease had
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-20
HARTMAN
MERGERS
Dissolution Suits Will
Not Be Dropped by
Government

Washington. Jan. 20-It was stat
cd authorItativcly today that the gov
ernment suit for the dissolution OF the
merger of the Union Pacific and the
Southern Pacific railroads would not
be dropped Attorney General Wick
ersham has found nothing so far In
his investigation to warrant such a
conclusion.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-01-20
CANNON IS
At I ACkED
But Republican Regulars
Garry Their Points in
the House

Washington, Jan 2o-Domocratio
leaders or the house decided this
morning to stand by their original
caucus nominees for the BallinSer-
Pinchot investigation committee. This
points to a refusal by Lloyd of Mis-
souri, to serve In lieu of Rainey OF
Illinois.
Washington, Jan. 2o.-Representa-
tive Clayton. Alabama, Democrat, Of
fered an amendment TO the Republic
an rule naming members of the Bal
linger-Pinchot committee. proposing
to substitute Rainey for Lloyd, who
announced TO the house no would not
serve on the committee,
Washington, Jan 2O-'Legislative c
autocracy is on the run. It's chief
exponent, Speaker Cannon. has lost
his power and every effort Will be
made to see that his Legislative sys'
TEN goes with him." said "lnsurgent
leader Murdoch Of Kansas. comment
Ing on the action OF the house today
In naming the Ballinger-Pinchot in
veStigauon committee.
Chairman Dalgell presented a res
olution of the committee on rules pro-
viding for an election by resolution
or six members TO represent the house
on the joint committee 10 investigate
the whole matter underlying the Bal
lingerPinchot controversy
Representative Currier, chairman OF
the Republican caucus. at once Of
fered the names OF Mccall Of Massa-
ohusetts: Olmstead of Pennsylvan-
ia: DENLY. of Michigan; Madison Of
Kansas: James of Kentucky and
Lloyd of Missouri as members of
the committee, all of them Repu6-
licau caucus selections.
Insisting on recognition by the chair
Representative Lloyd announced that
In the selection OF Democratic mem
bers OF the committee the choice OF
the Democratic caucus should De re-
spectcd Messrs. James and Ralney,
ing been selected by tho CAUCUS for
those places, he declared he could
not serve on tho committee.
Representative Clayton made an i'm
passioned speech for fairness"
I'VE Democrats" said Mr.. Clayton,
"concede to the Republican party the
right TO control this house. but we
do not concede your right 10 dictate
to the Democratic party how 1t shall
conduct its affairs.
Washington. Jan. 2O.-Vice-Presi-
dent Sherman today announced the
following as the senate members OF
the Ballinger-Pinchot committee:
Senator Nelson, Minnesota; Flint,
California: Sutherland. Utah: Root.
New York. Republicans; and Payntor.
Kentucky and Fletcher Florida Dem
ocrats.
Washington. Ian. 20.-The Currier
resolution. naming the Republican
caucus appointees. was adopted by a
vote of 1856 ayes. 1f5 nays. is voting
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sHiRTWAlsT GIRLS ARE
GIVEN $1,000 CHI Eek

New York. Jan. 2o.-Thc striking
shirtwaist girls today received the
best piece of news that has come TO
them In several days From Welles-
ley, Mass. came the announcement
that Wellesley college girls have
raised $1,000 to help the cause OF the
strikers, and have also given an order
Tor 200 shirtwaists To be made AZ
the proposed girls cooperative lac.
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JAMAICA BAY TURNS
INTO HUGE HIGHBAlC.

New York. Jan 20.-Jamaica Bay
was one hugh highball today. Many
thousand gallons Of whlskey. wines
and liquors were dumped into the
tides late last night following a raid
on twenty summer hotels along tho
beach.
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MURDERER CONFESSES TO KILLING
AND BURNING A WOMAN AND A MAN

as steers Sc eSoa4 so: western steers
81 O0a6 90; stockers and feeders s2.
90a5 10; cows and heifcrs 81 O0a5 40,
calves 50. .71a9. 10.
Hogs-ReceipJs estimated at $4,000
Market DC at loo lower; light IS 25a
S 50. mixed SIS. 30aS 65. heavy IS. 30
as 70, rough SIS 35aS AS good TO
choice heavy IS d5aS rs; pigs 81. 10a
s IS. bulk OF sales $S 15aS 65
Shcep-Receipts estimated at H.
900; market steady; native 81 00a6.
90. western 81 00aG 10; yearlIngs So.
75aS. 90. lambs. native, Sc. 2SaS 75;
western SO 25aS 10,
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RIGHWAYMAN ENFoRCEs
COMMAND WITH PISTOL

selt Lake, Jan, 2O.-one hour after
he had been held up. Ed Wright re-
siding at 4iO South Third East street,
reported 10 the police that he had
been held up and robbed Wednesday
night at tho corner OF T0ird East and
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NEW STRIKE OF GARMENT
WORKERS IS STARTED

New York. Jan. 2o.-A new strike
OF garment workers has started in
New York. Four thousand members
OF the Knee-breeches makers union
quit work In 105 shops yesterday and
about 1000 moro followed them TO-
day. According 10 the strikers their
present wages of from $40 to SIG n
week arc inadequate.
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Chicago Close.

Chicago. Jan. 2O.-Close: Jan. ST.
10 81; May. Sl.o9 3-Sa1-2; July
81 90 SIS.
Corn-Jan. Ga 1.2; May 6S Is; July
67 3-4a7-S.
oats-Jan. Al "a, May AZ 34a7-S;
July a. 3-S.
Pork-Jan. s21.27 1-2: May S2167
12. July s21.72 IL,
Lard-Jan. s12. 40; May S11 81 IL;
July $11 ST 1-2.
Ribs-May S11.5o July s11. So; Jan.
S12 90.
Rye-Cash so,
Timothy-$4 10a4 %. s5i
Clovcr-March S14 80. N
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Chicago Produce.

Chicago. Jan. 2O.-Butter, easy.
Creameries. 80; dalries. 25a30; eggs.
easy. receipts 1873. f1rsts, "a, prime
firsts. 81 Cheese, steady Daisies.
17al+; twins. 16 3-4a17; young Am
erIcas, 16 1-2a3-4: lonShorns. 16 1.2.