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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-24
What Barnum Said Of cutlcura.

PIT. Barnum, the famous circus man,
once wrote: IL have had the Cuticura
Remedies among the contents Of my
medicine chest with my shows for the
last three seasons, and can cheerfully
certify that they were very effective in
every case which called for their uSe."
:, Complete External and Internal Treat4ens for
Every HuTnor OF Infants, Children and Adults con.
g1ta OF Cpticurn Soap case to Cleanse the Skin.
Cutleura Ointment i50c 10 Heal the Skin and cuti'
euTA Resolvent t50c). Tor In the form OF Chopoats
Coated Pills 25c per Vial Of COZ 10 Purity the Blood.
Sold throughout the world. Potter DRUG q Chem.
Corp Sole Props. 1875 Columbus Ave Boston. AnD
~ Mailed Free. 32-paEe CuticurA Book on okin
Diseases, and their speedy, Economical Treatment.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-24
OF
ALCOHOL TO MENTAL DISEASE
Liquor One of Two Formidable
Enemies Of Mans Brain---VcrdiCt
Of the Scientists.

the backroom and the ladies en-.
trance Of the city saloon. The most
striking fact shown by these charts,
however, is that 42 per cent Of all the
male admissions from cities were for
general paralysis and the alcoholic
psychoses, Where arc 'the nervous
tension of the cities and the mad
rush Of modern life, Of which we
speak so glibly. compared with syphilis
and intemperance; sometimes unmistak.
able and sometimes faint hut recogniz.
ablei A considerable percentage of
the 5S0l first admissions we're for
mental diseases arising upon basis of
congenital mental defect or epilepsy.
Some of these psychoses are really ter
minal stages of such conditions. The
tremendous effect of alcohol in the pa r.
ents as a cause of mental deficiency
has been pointed out by many compe.
tent observers, and there are many.
very interesting studies which could bc
mentioned If space permitted. Alec.
holism in parents has nearly as great
an influence in the causation of ,pl.
lepsy as of mental defects in descend.
ants. nr. r. Z. Doran found that the
parents of 257 of 1900 epileptic chill.
dren admitted to the Craig Colony had
1 been confirmed alcoholics, \ group form
ing one,tenth of all admissions TO State
hospitals is made up of patients with
psychoses dependent upon gross dsea Sc
of the brain, resulting from arterial
changes the effects of hemorrhages the
pressure of new growths and similar
I causes. In very large proportion of
sGeh cases it was syphilis or alcohol
which first attacked the integrity of
the blood vessels or in other WAYS laid
the train which was destined to lead
finally to insanity.
Have No Equal.
$50, if wa care TO go beyond the
field of what is demonstrable by 40
sClutely trustworthy statistics and can
be shown by tables and charts, we find
that alcohol and syphilis are factors IN
the production of mental diseases
which have no equal. If we prefer to
cOnfne our attention to general paral
ysis and the alcoholic psychoses, we
find that these diseases, due directly Ia
syphilis and alcohol, are responsible fol
nearly one fourth of the sad procession
of new patients entering the hospitals
of = single State at the rate of more
than a hundred a week.
| "The lesson of these statistics il
full of hope and encouragement. A
large proportion Of all cases cf insanity
are found to be due to causes within
our own control. We have come acrcss
the trail again of two formidable enc
mics, but they are old foes and we
know their strongholds; we have been
gathering evidences of their depreda
tions in other directions and there are
already movements on foot against
tLcm. We have gained the tremendous
advantage of being able to talk about
both of them in public and before any
hearers. Instead Of vague tales of the
ravages of these enemies of the race, in
one direction or another, we have come
t" statistics, tabulotions, investigations
with reference to specific effects and to
the widest publicity. This is why it is
iustifiable to speak of syphilis and al
cohol as two preventable causes of IN
sanity"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-24

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The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-24

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine
Tablets, > All druggists refund
The money II Il fails 70 cure.
= W. Groves signature Is On
neh box
Ans sEDlcMs %. e. Lsss VA
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-06-24

About three thousand tons Of Austria.
llau coal will Do discharged ffam The
Belgian training ship LiAYanlg AZ ike
foot 0f fnTt street The pGeseaea 81
the splendid ship a the foot 81 Hofl
slfaei has caused many people % -
there 10 look upoH shat 4 termed Hiks
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
CATTLE SELL WEAKER.
Thursdays Cattle Trade Minus Keen
Edge Of Wednesday-6est
~ a. Ok
flour. per sack :.

Stock Yards. Chicago, March IL
Demand for steers weakened soms-
what in the Thursday market. run OF
5000 head being above expectancy, and
Wcighty grades of value above 81 sold
largely at SO decline. Neither packers
nor shippers took hold freely In the
first rounds, although later there was
slight improvement in the trade tone
and numerous medium and plain lots
went full steady, recovering from a
weaker basis forced at the outset.
Packers favored handy-weight steers
purchasable below 81. but supply Of
value up to s7.s5 was light and was
closed out in good season. Tops went
at $S.25, while the bulk OF fat beeves
made s7.25@775 and only plain light
grade sold below So.
Local demand was still partial to
|heifers, as against cows. and, while the
former were firm sellers, beef cows
went slowly at weaker prices. Cam
ming cows also sold weak to 10c lower
and bulls at 10@15c decline. Calves
were Arm at 15625c advance, the bulk
making s9.40610. Feeding cattle sup
lies were mainly medium grades
which made unchanged rates. Choice
1907 h. steers. bought for short feed,
went at $3.50. Prices had the follow
ing range:
Choice to fancy steers ...s7.60@ $50
Medium to good steers. -. 6.40@740
Inferior to fair steers -. 5.15@ 6.25
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
Chicago Stock Yard Persons ais.

rIc M In rob 1
+ = Tavlnr W. Arthnr iowa marketed
two 1oadS ~ attic
a. II Rein,xlinp Batt,e rreek iowa
so1d na++Ia o. EN- ~
Henry weaner Odeholt Ia ob+ained
a. IN ~, a load nf cattle
Rohsrt IIinL Arthur Ia so,d /, Load
~ catt,e atie7e5 ana annthar 81 &c n
Cha rles r. Hoppe Iaporte city, Ia.
vas IN tho noarket with Ioad ~
hnogs vesterdaw .
4 II Fehl Ianorte Citv IL. WAS
renresented with 8 load ~ hoos that
sold at s1o.s5,
NJ A Robertson regular simmer
from plano iowa had hogs IN We'd
nesdav.s MARKET
Matt Eckejsen Rattle Creek iowa
sold tw oloads OF steers at $500 and
cows at s5s5
y Woiraroot and connanv reg-
n,a r ahinnera from ReadIvn Iowa ha,1
hops IN Wednesday,s market
q w MurfieJd regular simmer from
Mor,ev To had hos and sbeen IN
Wadnesdaw,. marLet
Rerrvnan e. ElIiott reoular shinnars
from Aurora Ia had cattle ana hogs
IN wednaadav's marLet =
racoh T nah RAYMOND Ia marLeted
load ~ cattle of his own raising
ana feedino that sold at se an
Earl n Stearns, SprineviJIp Iowa
racaIvad s1o70 for 1oad ~ oas.Ih
hnvs -, b;s own feed,no Wednesdaw
FANS Ro,wedder of Hale iowa sold
two car. ~ cattle an the rnarLat vea-
terdav 81 e. M averap,nr 1a7a lbs
parLat ~ Ida co,,ntv Ia w..
an the MARIE a. yastard.w with cstt,e II
~. wv, faaa;n., ,,,h;cb s,Id a. e11s
rooL nf c,i,nton co,,n+v =,
~ ~ stoars thot avaro rcd fssn ip.s
and so,d at ESQ IN yesterd.Y,,s y,ar
1.at 'oi' S'''N : ma
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
Today's Markets BY Wire !.


on Wednesdays market with load o
cattle Of his own feeding ayeragin
TX - lbs which brought 800.
! y, y. johnson and son or c,,rleu
e. - was mere yesterday with s,Y Inaas
~ ca.eie averaging 1905 lbs and snid
=. 10 Also one load OF hogs rara !.
I ihs $50 a4S lbs and sold at 5000
LarI - Stearns OF Sprinuy,,,. I,
was on the market veataSda'' ~,
t th and hogs. Mr.. Stearns IL or m'e -,
a we most successful stockmen ~ =.
ssclon and reports natural . ~
Ratt; an moved from his county.
vest a,Ie Creek, Iowa. was represented
I oaI by Behn Bros, with ons
M,a;a. o. hogs and two loads Of cattI.
M,elsning 1858 lbs and sold a. 90
natt u fred Tillotson. with two loads :,
$40. los ana sold az
=, oacop Weiss and Sons. one OF ~.
us m,o prominent feeding firms in iowa
msLs represented on the market o..
esruay with "a head OF cattle ~ thai,
own FEEDING. Included in the shinn,e,,
hrn,oht mead .a OF 1901 lbs average which
anu 1925 and II head OF 1857 III,
avssrage which went at $s.05.
Mooreiand, Ia, was represented an
~, ,,,,.. market yesterday by Anton snir4k
Win three loads OF cattle and Milke
1sonuie with one. Mr.. Spirek wa. visit. :
iiis ms many friends In the yards ~,
OF 81, Whom gave him a hearty walcn,,a !
Ihese gentlemen are among Iou,a'.
biggest feeders. "e.
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HILlSBORO. =

John Ryan is business visitor at
his home in Missouri this week.
Mrs Orpha Rohkar of Fort Madison
visited over Sunday in town.
Glenn Boley of Stockport spent Sun
day with his parents near here.
Mrs. Sarah Graves has been quite
sick the last few days.
Orr and Herman Davidson and La
We're Boley went to Des Moines Mon
day.
Mrs. June Myer left for home this
morning
O. G. Reiste is attending the auto
mobile meeting in Des Moines.
Mrs. o. J. Fix and Miss Velma MARI
left yesterday for couple days stay
in Sperry.
Mrs. Will Pore wont to Des Moines
Monday to visit relatives.
Julia Cook went to Birmingham
last night.
Rev O. ]. Fix and J. w. Biackford
went to Salem Tuesday evening.
Hugh Horne spent Monday in Farm
ington on business
Ray Hixson was an Ottumwa visitor
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Jones returned
from Bonaparte the first OF the week.
Miller Beckley went to Fort Mad
ison Tuesday.
Hon. B. r. Vale Of Bonaparte was
in town Wednesday to attend the
Dairy special.
The passenger trains from the east
this week have been late each day on
account of the bad condition Of the
track.
Cedar Falls last Saturday. !,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
Horse Demand Improves.

Stock Yards. Chicago, March IL
There was an increased demand for
horses from all sources, and dealers
easily obtained steady prices for prac-
tically everything they had to offer.
unless arrivals were blemished. and
then they had to sell at discount. The
quality was fairly good and barns
were well cleared. Western buyers
were more mefons than usual and
competed keenly with fasteners. The
farm chunks were most active at S140
6175. while drafters sold largely at
s190@225, with bulk Of expressers at
$175@200. Most city delivery classes
made $125@140. Receipts the first four
days this week, 1000 against 1887
same period last week and 2,646 cor
responding time last year
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
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BIRMINGHAM.
j. A>->->-><->~>->e -9>-%-H->-<-<>-<<<% j

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Warnus OF
Brighton are visiting her parenets, Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Slime, in town.
Prof. Claude Hayes visited over
Sunday with his folks at Salem.
Homer Byers is in Des Moines this
week on business.
Miss Marjory Norris of Ottun,wa is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. Fred
Bauman, south Of town.
All Barnes of Des Moines came Sat
urday to visit with friends and rela-
tfves.
\. Miss Ida Jones finished very s,lc-
cessful term of school in the Bennett
district east of town last Friday and
departed the same evening for her
home in Fort Madison.
D. K Bonar went to Brighton Mon
day morning~to visit his daughter, and
will be absent several days.
Married, at / 80 D. M, by Justice OF
the Peace G. B. Melick of Ottumwa, j.
M. Archibald of Batavia and Miss Zoe
Harness Of Birmingham, in the pres
ence of a goodly number of relatives
and friends of the couple. The bride
lis well and fayorably known IL this
community, where her entire life has
been spent and is an open hearted
lady, who makes friends of all who
know her. The groom is barber in
Batavia, highly spoken of by the peo-
pie of that community, and had home
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
THOMAS IN llsI.
n++umwa Student is One OF eoach -
laney's Candidates TOR


Ianey,s Candidates tor
Track Work.
-, r;+v March 11.--Coach jerry
a,.rav has announced the list OF TINS y
snring's varsity and freshmen W
SQUADS. The varsity team 1ollo" Swan
Weights-Alderman, obr'en'
Weeks. r.mnhe11
Hnrdles-Chase. Carr, Aanion' ny
land Lee, Miller Powell, wilson
ps-Burkheimer, CampDeli' oap
vain Engstrom, Williams.
snrints- Bailey, Burknel!n
az 1Ranton, Crun,p. Hammer, Men
Mn;elenberg, Meltzer, Lankerma
smith sallander, Topping, Ino1nas
Tallman, Wilkinson. c
pmns-Baer, Bond. Bowen, camp
ALI I JAMS, n. JAMS. Latham NC
Cenre,1 Mount, Rorick. stinberg, YES
al waters, Webb. White.
.alI.. . 1 Beach crnfwypvbgkqcm1WW
The list of those in the freshmen
snuad follows:
We,ghts- Brookhardt. O'connor
Weis.
pole yault-Field, Fife.
Hurdles-Fitzgerald, Thomas anu
Walker.
Jumps-Wilson.
snrints-Gittips, Hanson. Rocne
smith. watts, Wilson, Wishard
Runs-Campbell, Hewitt. Hunaer'
ling Mcdowell. Menagh, Marls, New
ali. Olin, Seydal, Yetter.
team of ten or twelve men VIII DC
chosen from this squad to compete al
the indoor meet in Omaha April l.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
SENNO AND BRAND
SIGN CONTRACTS
.rconn 1AsEMAN AND OUT
FIELDER DEMONSTRATE THEY
KNOW HOW TO WRITE.

The signed contracts O. h caar, 70.
Rrano and Daniel senno have oeeT This
ceived By Manager Ned ,,l,, Es s1ain this
means that Ottumwa Will AZ. asai ~ the
year have the services g ce sm as
s psst aal Brand is considered ! BY BY
the spsn PREMIER pre- second acke s,9 Of v ths
the most accomplished garaen wiIl re.
Class D company me me n.vennort
PORT pnril % = Because the estimation 81 81
c Charles Brand by Manager s on msa 1oca al
hirh it is the opinion or many ,n no
Brand as captain Of the .n team nost was
capabilities of Brano ioi ln 1ast season,
~nare the head piece the shoulders 1Msrs
doing duty.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
u.,,,,.nt for lake schaefer.

st. Louis, March list. Louis oil-
Hard PLAYERS already have started .
movement to erect a monument Tor
Jake Schaefer, the former billiard
champion. who died Tuesday. It IS
Inrouosed that the billiard players
throughout the country contribute a
Inominal sum each, the fund to be used
In erecting a memorial.
pitcher Vic Willis, purchased by the
ct Louis Cardinals from Pittsburg, has
signed a contract calling for $4,000 this
year.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
Chicago Grain M.rL.+

!. Chicago, March 1.-THE grain mar
WHEAT-No. hard, sI1.k0
l.lSkc.: No. hard, s1.10M1.12.
WHEAT--Moy opened. s1.12Ma
close. s113A; July. $1.os1k.
CORNING. 2 yellow, old, SEC: No. Z
9D59hc.: No. 3 white, sOax @S1Hc.
NO yellow, 59k G60c.
CORN-May, opened. 63M063Ac..
nigh. s3Mc.; low. 63M063 C.; closed
63N @63Ac.: July. 65Mc
oATS-No. white, 46646hc.; No. /;
white, 44@ 45hc.; standard, 45N@46c.
OAIs-May opened. 44A@44hc.s
44% @44Ac.; July, 42h 642Mc.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
HOPPE MAKESB|C
RUN IN BILLIARDS
YOUTHFUL GUEST AVERAGES
OVER THIRTY POINTS A. SHOT
AGAINST MoRNINGsTAR.

Chicago, March 11.-Willie Hoppe
of New York gave another marvellous
exhibition of 1871 billiards last night
in his six-night series with Ora Nor
ningstar, averaging 80 1913. He scor-
ed 400 points while Morningstar was
gaining 263 and now leads the total
play 1000 to 1,137. Morningstar was
in excellent form during the night,
securing an average Of 81 11-12.
Hopes best inning was the NINTH,
when he gathered LIP points, failing
on his next, when he was unable to
drive the balls out of the balk.
Hoppe started the nights play with
the balls where he left them the even
ing before He had 80 up to that
point and added So more last night,
for a total of so. Morningstar's first
three innings were productive Of some
excellent billiards. His best run was
in the seventh, fine cluster of IS.
The ninth brought 112 to Hoppe and
he secured 4S and So in the following
innings, showing his best variety dur.
ing this time.
BY far the most sensational stroke
of the night came in the last inning,
the thirteenth, when Hoppe went out
with an unfinished run Of %. The
balls were lined up along the rail on
his sixteenth shot and he negotiated
superb jump shot. 1t was one Of
the best gems of the series to date.
The scores:
Hoppe-52, Z. /, 0, S8, 4, 9, 4, liz, 4s,
So, /, 22-400. Average-30 1913. High
runs-112, S8. Total score-l,6 600.
Grand averages 1857.
Morningstar-39, 10, a. 8, 5, 4, 65,
SO, 4, so, 0, 0-263. Average-21 11-12.
High runs-65, so. Total score-1, 1877.
Grand average-16 65-67.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
RANGE OF VOC PaliEl
;, Range OF hog values al ch,car ru
ne past week with compa1lson,:
liked ana Iysi,,
Outshars.
Chicago Live Stock M.rk.t

market follows: s'ocf
! ~ IiLt.-Market strong to shad,
. -. receipts, 1900. beeves, .s5.eSSI
o.aO; stockers: feeders. s3.S0Gsos.
lows, heifers. s2.65ps.6O; western
steers. s4.sO@6sO. :. l. !. 80
rel.e;,,ts o---Ma ar five to ten higher;
mixed. s10.s0@10.sO: heavy. s1o soas
1850; rough, s1o.4o@ 1856 good choice
t ma3n slo.55@1o.So: bulk sales. $1,000
oo oHEEP-M Market strong; receipts s.
Voo' natives. s56S10; lambs, $S0s.eo
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
WANT FIGHT STOPPED.
Milwaukee Residents Pet't'on r
10 prevent clabby.Gardlner
Ma+eh TONIGHT.

Milwaukee Residents Pet't. sn. "a
TO prevent clabby:Gard'ner
Match Tonight, on
! Milwaukee, Wis, March ll H. a..
r,als Of the Young Mems Cnrlsua s.e as
i.ociation and several leading mln n.sttan
~ Nrflwaukee yesterday sent pet'1 nis'
~ Mayor Rose. Sheriff franke' ~
tr,ct Attorney Baekus and Gos Cove No
Davidson urging them to preve r,.h ,v
hoxinE contest between Jimmy c sahaS.
sud Jimmy Gardiner, which is scne sr
nied to take place before the bause'
IA. c. tonight. -, make a
None Of the officials would mann NIB 81
statement and it is not known W 4sr
action will be taken In the ma'e ere
Een.round no.decision contests a 70
permitted in wisconsin according g ~ "
fha statutes. Prizes are not a"ai ann.
sither contestant, therefore the coz
lasts are not termed prize nshts ,a IN
Glove contests have been mn, he &c IN, ~
Milwaukee throughout the wln'e w ~
dor the auspices of the Badger En- a. no. ~,
and this is the first attempt tnat h n1s
heen made to prevent poxlhs
since the game was reopened.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
ROLLER WOULD
BECOME CHAMP
SEATTLE PHYslclAN-WREsTLER
WANTS TO GRAB BELT OF
FRANK GoTcH.

Des Moines, March 11.-Dr. B. r.
Roller is anxious to become the Wresr
ling champion of the world. "When
Frank Gotch retires at the enc OF tle
present season. said Roller recentiy'
~ am going to claim the champion
shin can defeat the American
wrestlers. I have beaten them all put
Cotch. And I can also whip the fore
ipners. Zbyszko and Mahmout. SO l
will be the logical champion OF .he
world with Gotch out OF the way.
However, there are several men
who will dispute this claim. me 1ort.,
most of these is Jess Re1mer OF LES
Moines. The local boy will cnallenge
Dr. Roller to a match when the lat.
ter appears here against De Rouen
next Monday and will demand to know
The reason why Roller is not Wiling
to meet him.
There is a good deal of interest
being displayed in the Roller-De Rouen
bout. Local wrestling fans are anxious
to see DR.. Roller in action. He is mak-
ing his first appearance in Des MONIES
at that time. It is believed that "
Rouen will be abel to give MN a hfs'
class work out on the mat
George Kennedy, the manager o.
the Frenchman, goes even further IN
his belief, He thinks that If the
Frenchman is given square deal that
Roller will never have chance 20 We,
come the champion of the country anu
will have to give up the mat ana tahe'
to doctoring again to earn MS. living.
The bout will be held by manager
McCuen at the Auditorium, he mas La,
announced that election returns VIII
he given to the crowd that evening
from the stage.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12

C. and O. ex. div. 1 per cent.
Nat. Lead ex. div, ~ per cent.
It is reported that George Cans,
pitcher in the Eastern league, has
been purchased by the Milwaukee
club, but the story cannot be confirm
ed. Manager McCloskey has not Off
cially announced the purchase.
From all advance statistics that can
be gathered "Stoney" McGlynn will
have company in the "age class" this
season. AL Orth. the new H0osier
pitcher, owns up to 36 summers.
Terry Turner reported to the Cleve-
land club Wednesday, declaring his
throwing arm to be in condition. He
will be used at second base. where
the throw to first isn't so bOthersome.
The American Association situation
has come down to simply this. There
will be lot of strength or an equal
lot Of weakness. All this, from the mum
Der of fading major leaguers gathered
by some clubs who will either come
back or go entirely to the bad.
Russell Blackburne. the new Soy
shortstop, feels that he has big rep.
utation to live up to. But, without
boasting, he thinks he can fill the
bill.
The placing of Freddie Parent on
the infield of the second team, and the
placing of Messenger in center field is
somewhat of surprise.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1910-03-12
NELSON FIGHT FILM 0. K.
Hester says That the Pictures
rritie Dark, But very
n;e$inct

chicago, March 11.-sid Hester up pt1.
moter of the Nelson-Wolgast Hg gad
weight championship battle rem an : :
= few hours in Chicago yes'eaas e.
before continuing his journey e u;fh
Hester held short conferences W. W.
Nelson, who has an interest m NJ Inc tba u
lures, and advised the Batter uy 1has
tha Aims will be big success. W lis
the pictures of the contest are :. l' the
Larr Haster says every move OF the
Nehters can be seen distinctly
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Western Sheen at "a, 10.

Stock Yards, Chicago. March IL
While bulk Of sheep sold steady to
strong. a few choice lots went 1oc
higher. Wooled lambs sold generally
steady and shorn arrivals were mostly
10c higher, although some advanced
15c. 1t was an active trade and Moth
ing remained unsold. Quality was
lacking the goodness noted here few
weeks ago, and prime lots are becom-
ing scarcer every day. Western weth-
ers landed at $7.90@S.10, with ewes Mt
$6.75@7.5O. Shorn wethers sold at $40.
with yearlings at $7.500DS. those at lat
sold at $5@7.75. with wethe1s at So.
No wool yearlings We're marketed.
Colorado lambs sold at $69.65, with
westerns at $909.5O and natives at
S6.50@9. S1orn Westerns at $3.50 and
natives at $3.50 established new high
points for the year to date, while most
lots made $s.6OmS.65. Feeding lambs
sold at $S.25@8.75
TAFT foI1o
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81 D Ohm C. BRI1xsII

Marlin, Texas, March 11.-President
John Il. Brush of the New York Ma
tionals is taking personal interest IN
the Giants seldom shown by presl-
dent of any league team He is ire.
ouently out at morning practice ana
watches the team as it is being round
ed into shape.
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ST. Louis Grain Market.

st. Louis. March 11.--Tbs s--i
market follows:
May wheat--$1.11A.
Corn-64M @84Ac.
Oats-44c.