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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

the agreements which they are now
asked to sign will be backed by the
100000 capital which Fletcher
promises to raise on or before Feb.
10. 1911?
What assurance can Fletcher give
the prospective hackers OF the new
league that the players who may sign
with them now will not repeat their
act Of jumping agreements and go
back to organized baseball. leaving
the hackers to hold the bag?
Where does the promised "emanci-
patton" Of the players, promised by
Fletcher, come In. when the contracts
which they are compelled to sign sub
ject them to q ten-days' notice of re-
lease, a limit OF 10 days salary In
case they are injured In the service
Of the club and permits their transfer
to any other club and for any other
purpose In the league?
And, once again. who is Fletcher.
anyway?
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

Slight inflammation of the eyes
may be relieved by bathing them
with the invaluable boracic acid eye
wash. made by dropping good pinch
of boracic acid In a quarter of a
tumbler of tepid water.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1910-10-12

Detroit Oct. IL. 1910.
To All Whom IL May Concern:
Take notice that by order OF the
Common Council you are required TO
construct, reconstruct or repair, or put
to proper line and grade, a brick, nat
ural stone. artificial stone, cement or
concrete sidewalk, according TO speci-
fications prepared by the Commission
er Of Public Works and approved by
the Common Council:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
MAJESTIC THEATRE FREE

Watch The claaHlfied eoIumns Of
The Star.
Somewhere there are two free
tlcxrtm advertised They will be
given tho persons whose names
are u ea Toned IN the I'D. These
names WIRE picked from the eiree-
tory. i'hey mar be your own.
There ~ Always good show at the
&E.s. tic. Read TIE Star classified
ads and Get the Habit"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
"Y0UR face LOOKS
SO MUCH BtTIFR!"
Away BY posian. the New
SKIN Remedy

Results are seen after one over
nlEht application 81 posiam when
used fur pitupirn. blemishrs. rasheN.
undue tsaneaa. clearing the com.
pirxlou. etc. u works wonders Va
quickly restoring any affected skin
ia normal coalition and healthy
tome Mp face waa aiwayE fuil Of
1iE plnapiea. and used 10 be
ashamed 10 so on The street. "
sritea Mrs. Helen Christian. Jersey
CITY. ~ J. but since ] ueed pos.
lam ms face is a. clear - a new.
born bahy's
In promptly diapnalug ~ these
minor mhsn troubles. pnalam gives
evidence ~ ita remarkable powers
to heal the more serious and stub.
born skid diseases. sarh an acne.
letter. acahies. etc. in Nhich Il has
made its great reputation Itching
Ia stopped az souu as rsosiana u 40.
piled A sample sufficient 20 ahpw
rwvmlts Is mailed free upon request.
~ the tsmergcncy Laboratories. -
West Twsn3 nfth street. New
York city ponlam is sold In two
siraa trial. 80 cents. regular Jars.
sa1 BY al druggists. particularly
tho Quaker DruE Co. and owl DRUG
Co
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
GOSSIP OF THE PLAYERS
For Tricks That Are Vain,
Ask Dugdale's GateAeeper

with the local baseball season
at an end. Gatekeepcr Frank WI
son was inclined "a sic back last
nlght and grow reminiscent. A
gateman sees many funny things, e
seems
you know II costs % aud 80
cents TO see the game" said VII.
son. 40 II you can get ia for Moth.
Inc You are that much ahead Aud
there's lots Of people who try
The friend Of an official Is one
ct the most popular. he says.
When spokane played here early
in the season. man approached
Wilson with the story that he had
been invited 90 the game by Ioe
Coin. manager OF the Spokane
team. Wilson told him no tickets
had been left and he couldn't let
him In When the man insisted in
dlgnantly. an official standing near
eamo up and asked what the argu
meat Was.
NOW don't you butt In said the
fan
The ~buticr.lu" was Coin. him.
self
A similar story concerns
friend OF Dugdaic'H A man and
woman came 70 the press gate and
the man asked 90 80 IN on the fact
that he was great friend III Dug
dnira Wilson sent boy 90 find
Dug with a wink TO tell him he
needn't be successful The boy re-
ported that he was nowhere
around. and the couple LEFT much
xrievcd Dug waa standing with
Wilson all ths time
Tho message for the doctor Ia
= game bows try often. but IL a.
played out AZ the last game a boy
hurried On the gate with care
fuliy wrapped pac kasc. which h.
explained vas frum the drug store
aud was 70 be taken 70 the trainer
Wilson anwFAupwd II and exposed
a neatly folded Newspaper The
aid had fi~d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
CREEK BROTHERS, BOOTDLACKS,
WOULD BECOME OLYMPIC HEROES

ANN ARBoR. Mich sept 2I.--
where will the next champion
come from. Is question often ask
cd and always interesting In oth'
letic circles The identity OF man
who will take the place Of a Title
holder Is matter Of interest
Universities aud athletic clubs
usually furnish new champions, and
the breaking ~ a record by a novice
or star Is heralded from one end OF
the land 10 another.
But whoever thought OF hooking
into a shoe shining parlor for a
record breaker
Right here IN little Ann Arbor, In
the shadow ol the university admin
istratlon building. two Greeks.
Charles and Paul Preketes, ~ and
IL years. respectively. do thriving
business shining shoes.
That they had any other HE aim
than the gathering of dimes might
never have beca known had not a
student discovered a high jumping
parapherualia IN the rear of thor
shop and wormed from them the
fact that they are practieing darn
for the 1919 Olympic games,
we came from Mcgalopolis,
Greece. eight years ago, said
Charles. when We came here we
had no idea % practicing for the
games or Of attempting anything in
athletics. hut as We grew older the
thought often came TO a., II Is
what you call The call OF the blood
! guess.
The father ~ the boys Nick Pre-
krtea. according 90 the brothers
Atory. was giant Of SIX feet eight
inches he was the champion wrcs'
tier OF Greece and Ia the Olympic
games Of 1885 equaled the world b
rccord for the hammer thr0w and
was the individual star tn the hcl'
lenlc games Ia Russia
Chas. Prgketes Is nn infant. stand
ing six feet one inch and weighing
ISIS pounds. tits brother Paul. whn
Is six footer. weighs lie. He says
Charles Is a better developed man
than their father.
Charles II an ail-aruuud perform.
or. AT present be has a mark Of
iss feet with the discus. 81 feet
with the shot. and has cleared the
bar At feet t0is inches In the
standing hiEh jump
Paul does feet , inches in the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Last year wen dressed man
started through the gate. with the
words. AN rightg'
what's all .rightT" asked WI
son
why. can go back. can't ~ !
just went out 90 pat my little girl
on the car. she was taken sick aud
had 10 SO home, hat waat 70 go
back
Tell me how you got out" re-.
piled the gstekeeper. and you and
all your friends can 90 In }"
Right here. of course"
A. the turnatile was non reyers.
ihis and could not possibly be used
as an exit. Wilson explained 10 him
that be would have TO work some
thing different n he wanted 60 see
the game The man was furious
aud Threatened 20 "gD higher up"
and see about a.
This year the same man came
back and tried the employees gate.
with the same story
The second gamo thiz season was
tho first day that the press gate
was open. A prosperous hooking
man stepped briakiy up To Wilson
and smiled patroniEinEiy
Everything all right he asked
Good crowd r.
Wilson assured him that every
think was fine
that's good Well. gneaa ~
80 on up.
where's your tlcketr' the gate
man asked
The gentleman smiled
4 guess you are a new man !
see yuu don't know mr am one
nf the stockholders Ia the Turks
These are only few ~ the
bluffs they try % work. bot u r. no
usr any murr Wilson's DOESN'T let
one perenn in without a ticket ur
pass. even IT hw says be has a
mortgage On the bats the teams arc
playing Nith
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
CHASE SUCCEEDS
STALLINGS

NEW YORK. Sept. z7-The bick.
erings and bitter feeling between
George Stallings. manager Of the
New York Americans. and Hal
Chase. the peerless first baseman.
of the Highlanders. eliminated to-
day when Owner Farrell announced
that StaIlings had been deposed
and that Chase has been appointed
manager temporarily
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

running high Jump. aud has stepped
a uiie in f2T
The brothers have trained. or
perhaps pyacticcd i a better word.
tor IA little more than one year. and
show steady Improvement They
have little time to practice. bot with
the determination and patience
which has characterized them since
they left their hume coupled with
the fact that theY have two years
Ia vhieh 90 reach lheir limit before
the games, u seems certain that tbs.
names OF the Prgketea brothers are
bound 10 become famous
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Tire Seattle Athletic club started
regular fall Work yesterday when
the meas Ciaaa Was organized on
the gymnasium floor Big attend
amcs AZ the claas drills a axpseied
bwEinninE with next week
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

kid Lewis" a husky eslored lad
OF 1913 pounds. who lives in Seattle
n0w. Is looking for match No.
body Is barred. says his manager.
J. 81. Cummings bat either "Chlck"
Hudson or Roscoe Taylor Is pre-
ferred. Lewis had been fighting IN
California and In the central states
before coming here lie showed HR
well recently In a boxing match
under the auspices Of the Elliott
Bay Athletic club at the Grand
opera house
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Circle W. defeated Port Townsend
team AZ Port Townsend SATURDAY
By a score Of ~ 10 Circle W
h iookinK fnr q ball game fpf Ocio.
her ? 90 close the season. The
manager Il George Hayes. asgs
Lana 81 this city
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Cd Hagen. The Seattle policeman
puEiliat. il down GA ths slate for a
i0found ArEum0ut eth Stick
Merrill Al North fakima september
20 Noung t1tsaimmoun waa 90 have
filled this engagement vita Merrill.
hut hts pspor showink a. Nilkegon
wheu Ha3sn put him a~ay Ia th~
ae~ond round made hsm q rather
unpfugl;able drawing card Hagen
goes 10 NoFth Yakima tomuSroS
ulth bis nsanaEsf. Lonui. Auafin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
SHORT SPORT

A. Vancouver. Wash. yesterday
the Vancouver hiKh antpoi team
woE from the army barracks In the
flfxs fsotbaii game 81 the SEASON
Tho score Waa l5 20 Q Consider
able Interest waa attached 70 the
game because the nos ruia game
waH played.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
Safe Medicine Tor children.

Foley's Honey and Tar ~ a safe
and effective medicine for children.
as Il does not contain opiatos or
harmful drugs. Get only the gen.
ulne Foley's Honey and Tar. I'm the
yellow package. - Bartell Drug
Stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Jack Lasaasa. the Fgtaep llxht
weight. wlil Eu IS rounds with Va
die Marlnn the Canadian. az Cal
gary The date has not Yvt been
determined
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

out. and trimmed Lewis. Others
say that after almost knocking out
iiouck. Lewis ~pulied' and permit.
ted Houck 10 stick. and then. when
he tried 70 get started again. could
not, and was forced to take a beat
iug
The chances are the two viii be-
rematehcd. and Lewis viii at
tempt a. prove the victory Of the
Lancaster lad Was due 10 careless
ness
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

The Ballard Amateur Athletic
Club wili hold ita first smoker on
Wednesday. September a. Mana
ger fitzgerald has arranged a
good program. Bouts between Hub
bard aud Emery Rf ftb. Nuvag and
Kelly az tfa. and Peterson and
R0thaus az 100. arU among the Tea
fure attractions Daring the sum
mcr the club has put ~ gymnasium
in splendid nhs pe. and rs member
ship has Increased considerably.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

The Gratitude OF Elderly People
Goes out to whatever helps give
them ease, comfort and strength.
Foley Kidney Pills cure Kidney and
bladder diseases promptly. and give
comfort and relief TO elderly people.
Bartcll Drug Stores.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
M'FARLAND THINKS
HE'LL BEAT HYLAND

NEW YORK. Sept n --Packey
Mcfarland picks himself 20 win by
the knockout route over Dick Fly
Land. Of California. In their bout 10
night at the Fairmout Atm
ietic Club. a. the conclusion of a
run on the road today Mcfarland
jumped on the scales and failed to
lift the beam at 1876 pounds. NJ
which weight he and HyIand have
agreed TO meet at o'clock tomor
row.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Play pool AZ Oriental Pool Room
tonight $40 cash prizes daily. 1913
5rd av. between PIKE and Union
ssa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Philadelphia NJ 81 Louis post
poued. rain
Washington az Chicago post
pOued. rain.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
PORTLAND wins
EXHIBITION CAME

PORTLAND Orr. Sept -
Purtisud won the exhibition game
played here between the home team
and che Indians from spokane b.
score % 20 o Il was fast
game all along the line and the e..
tendance vas heavy. The score:
n ~ =
SPOKANE stst...sss.s.s..
Portland ...............t 8 z
Batteries Baker and Shea
Knapp aud Murray. umplre-Fln-
uey
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Dance at Drosmland tonight
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Batteries Overall. Brown an
Archer. Brown and Raridon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27

Batterie8-N aughn and Blair
Donovan and Casey.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-09-27
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Bafterics-C3oldeu and Bresua.
han. Bliss. Brennan and Doom
AcUonough
The Washington times., 1910-12-31
NEW YEAR SERVICES
IN MT. PLEASANT
Eleven Churches to Hold
Series of Meetings All
Next Week.

Eleven Mt. Pleasant churches are
uniting for New Year services to be
held throughout the coming week. The
churches are the Methodist Episcopal
Church South, Evangelical Lutheran,
Society Of Friends, Methodist Protestant
St. Stephens Episcopal, Fourth Presby-
terrain, Emmanuel Baptist, Mt. Pleasant
Congregational. Calvary Methodist Epis-
-copaI, Whitney Avenue Memorial, and
Disciples OF Christ The services viii be
at O'Clock each evening, and after two
brief Introductory talks viii be open FOR
general discussion
The following services have been ar
ranged for. Monday, January ?, at St
Stephens Episcopal Church. the in
spir2tiOn; Mans Need and His Re
ligious Capacity the Rev. O. f. Dud-
ley; Communion With Cod the Rev
G. II Butler Tuesday. January 3. at
Fourth Presbyterian Church, Thirteenth
and Fairmont streets. the motives:
Love To Man" .he Rev. Joseph T.
Kelly Love 10 Cod the Rev T. ".
Jenries, Wednesday. January 1, at In
manuel Baptist Church. Sixteenth street
and Columbia road, the hindrances- In
the Development OF Personal Charac-
ter, the Rev. II. ;. Pinkhum. In the
performance Of Religious Duties" the
Rev l. r Purdum. Thursday January
-
church Columbia road. near Fourteenth
street, the expression. Duty At our
door The Rev F. J Goodwin: 1.-THE
Universal Scope Of the Gospel the Rev.
j. ID. Clark Friday. January s. at Cal
vary Methodist Church. Columbia road.
near Fifteenth street. the rewards
= ILLNESS OF Life on Earth" the Rev.
Joseph Dawson; The Crown Of Eternal
Life the Rev. Walter r Smith St5b-
geCt- The True Christian Life"
IN Georgetown also during the con-
Ing week churches viii unite for
services 20 initiate the new year. an
these meetings will begin at 8 o,-cIocL
IN che following six churches.
Monday NJ Tabor Methodist Prot
estant Church. with Dr. C. L pate
as pastor Tuesday. Evangelical Luth-
sTan Church. the Rev. J. L. KILLER
" wednesday. Calvary Methodist Church
south the Rev 2 =. Hess Warfng.
Pr. u. Thursday, West Street Pres
Dyterian Church the Rev z /
beauclamF, Friday. Congress Street
Methodist Protestant Church Or.
James T. MARSHALL
The Washington times., 1910-12-31
TREASURY DEFICIT
GROWING SMALLER
Report for Past Six Months
Shows Finances in Fairly
Good Shape.

Uncle Sam still has a hole in his pocket
book az The end OF the first six months
Of the fiscal year Nevertheless II Is not
as big as IL vas year ago The deficit
is much below what Il was at the close
Of last December. and the first haIf OF
the fiscal period is winding up with
things in fairly good shape
Treasury officials believe that unless
something unexpected happens, the next
six months viii be stiII better than the
past ana that the Treasury viii end
the fiscal year next June in better con
oitiOn than now. one OF the things that
is causing worry Is the possibility OF 4
corporation tax decision adverse TO the
Government.
AnOtheE possibility is the drain on the
Treasury incident 10 the fortiacatlon OF
The Panama Canal and heavy demands
On the reclamation fund on the whole.
however heavy customs returns are tx
Pected 70 keep Up and the internal re-
venue receipts are growing.
Complete figures on the deficit Al rf7e
end OF the first SIX months OF the fiscal
year viii not be ready Until Tuesdav
But. as the conditions are now, the de-
fcit has dropped 70 $4,000. against over
S5t,o0e.oo0 at the close OF 1903 Corpora-
ton tax receipts account for only q
minor part ef this reduction, some
S6.9D0.U0
Inclusive OF Panama canal and pub
lie debt account, the deg.it Is cat
from more than forcy-TO'r millions %
little more than CWenty-cue millions
In this showing there sHolid be taken
into account SIS. $4,000 deposited 70 re-
tire national bank notes and nearly
fourteen millions expended FOR retire
ments-
Estimates OF both customs and INFER
nal revenue promise 10 be exceeded. the
latter very materially. Estimated Gus
toms revenues for IgII Is E{2l "a gla
against Sa85.l coo last year and aIready
more than half this sum has been col
iected- Collections also are sham. AMI
the Government comes nearer ever d.
getting what Is d.sz Il.
Internal revenue receipts are more
than $1,000 90 larger than al this time
last year internal revenue receipts viii
SIX months OF the 1Eca. year. but Gus
toms collections break about even. Last
year however owing 70 anIicinatorr
lTnportario1S due to he passage Of the
tar1n act the cancellation Of reciprocity
duties with France. Portugal. and some
other countries and the possibility Of
trade wars growing out O. the maxi
mum and minimum law, customs re-
celpts were sw-eiled abuOrnaIiy. hence
the outlook IN tle customs department
face
II is calculated. also. that owing 70
the late adjournment Of Congress last
year and It's early adjournment in 1911,
ordinary expenditures, probably, have
been heavier III the last SIX months than
they VII De in the next six Altogether,
the Treasury officials are vel satisfied
with the financial prospect.
The Washington times., 1910-12-31
NEW FACTIONS SEEK
RULE IN PORTUGAL
Weapons of Recent Revolt
May Be Used in Threat
ening Strife.

LONDON, Dec. 31--Two new factions
have arisen in Portugal TO take the
place OF the rOyalists and republicans
They are supporters Of moderate Tepub-
hcans and the adherents OF extreme
revolutionary ideas.
This information is contained in dis
patches received here, in which trouble
IS predicted.
The hidden spring is said to be the
Canorra, which secret society was the
avenue BY which the military was cor
rupted 10 its revolt against the King.
Many OF the tOwnspeople are armed.
weapons having been obtained BY them
on the eve Of the revolution which de-
posed the King, This condition IS be-
leved TO be one OF the greatest menaces
20 the foreign business interests in the
Portuguese capital
The government Of Portugal viii not
admit that II apprehends any fresh out
break on the part Of the people, and has
parent
The Washington times., 1910-12-31
MEXICAN FEDERALS
LOSE 1000 TROOPS
Crushing Defeat Administer
ed by RevolutioniStS Who
Control Chihuahua.

Ell PASO, Tex, Dec. S1.-The Mex
lean revolutionists are in control Of
practically the entire state Of Chfhua-
hua today, as the result Of the crush
ing defeat Of General Luuue's relief
column which was attacked near Casa
Colenadc while en- route to succor
General Navarro's command, which is
L -sieged at Nal Paso. Dispatches re-
Ceived here today confirm the defeat
Of General Luuue's command stating
that at least 1000 men fell in the en-
gagement.
The first loss of life placed at 500
was underestimate, these dispatch Is
state General Luque's command was
nearly annihiHated by the rebels, who
ambuscaded the regular troops The
instruction loss is said to be under
so.
The revolutionists have EMPLOYED
consummate military skill in the re-
cent fighting. After Navarro captured
the town Of Nal PasU. in a series OF
sharp engagements. the rebels cIeverly
beleaguered the town. surrounding II
on all sides and piesnsing long range
guns on the heights overlooking the
barracks.
Scouts who have managed to steal
out OF the town and pass III rough the
rebel lines declare that great suffering
is prevalent in Nal P3sO- Not only
soldiers. but the citizens are on the
verge of starvation. The regulars
have been placed on half rations and
nearly ali the public buildings have
been turned into hospitals or sleeping
quarters for the soldiers
The Washington times., 1910-12-31
Little ActfUfy Is Soqn in the Stock Market
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET VERY
SLOW, WITH SLIGHT DECLINES
IN THE LEADERS.

NEW YORK, Dec. 31-There was lit
tie life in the market on the closing day
&C the year. Tue holiday spirit was in
the air. the eveninK-up process practi-
caliy over, and no one inclined to new
con- mitments. Squirt signs OF Friday
were not in evidence and while commits
sion houses were Of the opinion that tie
bond situation showed decided improve
ment they could not trace anv reflection
thereof IN the stock list. Tnov are hope
ful-the Street always Is, that a larger
share than usual Of the January dis
bursements may find its way into stocks
TO the enliven1aent OF the market, but
with their hopes they admit the danger
Gus dsmper OF the trust cases-the one
thing that blocks sDecuIatiOn-and that
The Washington times., 1910-12-31
Wholesale Produce Market
Eggs, Cheese, and Butter.

Eggs CheeseB and Butter.
Cheese-Sew York. new. 1sa171c: ia;
cheese. 1sc per IL: daisy cheese I6aI7Ikc
EgEs-Nearby. fresh. zszss,- vvss,.-,
fresh. Sc West Virginia. Sc Tennesses- -:
North Carolina, &c; storage, Erase per doz
ButteT-EaGcyt tub, Sls51 &c peer ID. prints
2Z35-1zc per ID. hiEh-grace tub. &c per 10
print Se1zo per b. hrsts. tub. soc per 10
print, sc per 10; process butter, tub. Zsc
per ID: print. 2s5zS Per IL
Poultry
Live POultry-SpTing chickens. Izalzc ps-
b. hens Bale Per h. ROSTERS 1ec per Ia
ducks. 12aI5C per 10; turkeys. large $3.50
per ID. snlsIi. 17a1Sc per b.
Dressed PCultry--Turkey hens. rudrav7
20aIc per ID. gObblers undrepn- IQaaOr rer
ID. Old toms. 1sa2oC Per Ip-s turkeys mi,
Bale per b.. chickens. Bale per ID; hens
l2a15c per d. young ducks I4aIsc per 10
old lSalSe Per To- choice geeses 13a14c per ID
Vegetables
Potatoes. 5oaT5c per bU-. sweet potatoe,
q -50a2-0 per bbL- onions. S5ag5C per BIZ
Fruit.
Apples, ss.O0as. % per Dbl: pineappIes 3 m
go per crate grapes. ArueIia 81 ens- a.
per key; Keefer pears Sl-15a1-50 per has ket.
California oranges S--.5aS-55 per box crane
fruit s. o0a3o0 per crate. Florida orsugse
s. ooa2--5 per box tangerines, S2OOa5 90 per
strap
Green Goods
Cucum oers. hot house. SGcasI- % .per 6oz =
tomatoes fancy homegrown, S4.ooa5.00 per
box Iettr.Ce New York s. 75s7 q rar hsslsef-
cabbage. .Iooa12 3 per 100 lbs beets a..
Der doZ-. squash. 81 00a1-95 per bbI. celery
{oasOc Per bunch; eggplant Ss-eOa6 % per
crate; cranberries. sl-50a2-75 per box; 50 50a
$3.50 per Dbl; Florida peppers. 81 5Oa5 % per
crate: cauIifover. 81 Ooa6 90 per Dbl bans
IS 0oa7-0O per basket. kaie. per Dbl 81 oo-
spinach. 81 OOas. % per Dbl