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The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-10-14
NONRESIDENT Notice.

David Davis ct al. VS.. Dave Burnett ct al.
In the above styled cause, it appear
ing to the Clerk and Master of the Chan
cerv Court of Obion County, Tenn,
from the bill of complaint, which is
sworn to. that Tom Burnett, one of the
defendants, is nonresident. OF the
State of Tennessee, and resident OF the
State of Texas so that ordinary process
of law cannot be served upon him; it is
therefore hereby ordered that the said
Tom Burnett appear before the Clerk
and Master of the Chancery Court OF
Obion County, Tenn, on or before the
First Monday in November 1910,
that being regular rule day OF said
Chancery Court, and make defense to
said bill, or the same will be taken as
confessed by him, and the said cause set
for hearing ex-parte as to him.
Ii is further ordered that publication
of this notice be made in The CONNER
cial, weekly newspaper published in
Obion County, Tennessee, for four con-
secutive weeks.
This September Is, 1910.
G.. A. GIBBS,
2S-4t Clerk and Master.
BY GEo. A. GIBBS, JR., DC. 4 M.
j. A. Whipple, Sol. for compl'ts
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-10-14
Hinshaw Grand Opera Company

Good music seems to make its way,
like water, wherever channels are open
for it. Edmund Quincy. The Hin
shaw Grand Opera Company brings to
the Lyceum and Chautauqua platform
really vital presentation Of favorite
selections from all the realm of opera
and CRATIC. To be appreciated it is on
ly necessary that grand opera be under
stood. To be understood it is only ne
cessary that it be heard by conscien-
tious listener, somewhat familiar with
the story of the opera he is hearing.
To become acquainted with the general
trend of the story OF any one OF the OPP
eras requires only few moments at
tenton to the story told in the intro
ductory explanations. Thus. with the
story in mind, and company of capa-
BILE artists on the stage, the presentation
of grand opera cannot fail to result in
appreciation and positive inspiration.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-10-14
Home Missionary Society.

The Christian woman, who takes a
retrospective view Of life, sees it we'll
filled with lqborious domestic duties.
| These virtues she cannot neglect, but
there are others she must not leave UNI
done Milton ascribes to Eve the most
beautiful feminine qualities, yet hand
in hand with Adam, morning and even
ing, she Joins in the devotions to her
Maker.
For the past week the women of the
Methodist Church of our Southland
have been engaged in series of meet
ings of special interest TO the Home
Mission Society They required only
one hour per day and a small offering.
If all of us had given our mite how
much we could have accomplished. For
the inestimable blessings of Christianity
to woman even in this life what service
should she not render?
Less than four hundred years ago
Calico was arrested and punished be-
cause he taught the sun was the center
of the solar system and the earth
moved. He recanted, but when liber-
ated said to his friends, as he stamped
the earth, 1t does novel" Yes, the
world moves; witness the fact that the
two great English speaking natives have
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-10-14

In order to introduce my
work | will make the fol-
lowing prices on dental
work for the next thirty
days:
Set of teeth $500
Gold crowns - 700
Porcelain crowns 400
Silver filings ------ LOO
Gold filings $500 and up
Positively all work guaranteed.
DIR. j. E. HUDSON
TELEPHONES 9 9ssi6sH 9i AS
Rooms | and 2, Mailing Building
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-10-14
w. G. CLAGETT co.
Seats on Sale.

On Tuesday morning, Oct Is, seats
for the lyceum course will be on sale
promptly at 10 O'Clock at Woosey' s
grocery store. Every one will have an
equal chance, as absolutely no seats will
be marked off before that time All
who desire season tickets and have not
already subscribed for them viii kindly
speak to some member Of the Review
Club at once.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-10-14
w. c. T. u.

The union met III regular session FRI
day, October Z, in the Sunday school
rooms of the Methodist Episcopal
Church promptly at p. m. The pres
ident, Mrs. Seid Waddell, presided. The
retiring president was called on for the
opening prayer, which was both beauti-
full and impressive. A scripture lesson
was then read by the president The
minutes Of the last meeting were then
read and approved. The new officers
names were called as follows Mrs w
H. Swiggart, superintendent Of meicy
department; Mrs. Dr. Miles, superin-
tendent of cooperation with missionary
societies; Mrs. Carrie Brummel, super
intendent of Sunday school work; Mrs.
Tisdale, superintendent OF medical tenn
perance; Mrs Cora Wingo, superintend-
ent of anti-narcotics; Miss Laura
Wells, superintendent of mothers meet
ings; Mrs. Edwards, superintendent OF
the distribution OF literature; Mrs. Bell
Waddell, superintendent Of flower mis-
sions Mrs. w. l.. White, superintend-
ent OF eyangelistic work; Mrs Bette
Green, superintendent Of social meet
ings and red letter days, also press re-
porter Each one responded with a
brief outline Of what their special work
should be, as they understood it. A re-
port Srom the treasurer, Mrs Glasscock,
was next read for the full Year.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-10-14
Card of Thanks.

Mrs. Mary Blaney asks The CONNER
cial to extend to the good people of Paris
and Union City, and especially to Bro.
Stuart, for the many acts of kindness
and assistance rendered during her be-
reayement- the death and burial OF her
husband, J. r. Blaney.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-10-14
Gard.

W II Harris, of w H, Harris &
Co, has taken charge of the Union City
Feed Store, Phone 5S7, and will be glad
to have your orders for all kinds OF feed
Will also be in the market for corn aud
hay and will pay the market price for
same Office sos Main street, opposite
Godwin's grocery store, next door to
White Bros. grocery and Red Star drug
store. Call and see me.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-10-14
Taylor Coming to Union City

Senator Taylor will speak at the opera
house in this city Thursday night, Octo-
Der 81. The calls are many and the
time is short and it was impossible to
arrange the time for the afternoon at
this place.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-10-14

Call w. H Harris, Phone 5S7, and
get prices on all kinds of feed. No
trouble to answer questions. - Union
City Feed Store.
The commercial. (Union City, Tenn.) 190?-193?, 1910-10-14

Active members 1875; honorary mem
bers, %
Total membership, 147.
The next regular meeting will be with
Mrs w. II. Swiggart Friday, Octol or
q. A full attendance is desired.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-06-09
tCHAN DE MtNOS LAS OltAS Df
tGlPTO.

Algunos parvulitos, que no sa.
ben a punto flo 10 que dicen, Sc
han puesto q lamentar en- alta
voz los tiempos de "tata Juan,
cuando los oficiales pGblicos del
condado de San Miguel estaban
al arbitrio y direction del ''caro
pueolo' de los caminos reales,
Que pasaba q diestras Y a sinies.
ira avisos d la genie pacffiea de
que tenian que hacer este, 10 otro
8 10 de mas ALA 8 "sufrir las
eonseeuencias." +" Naturalmente.
estos mamoneius no saben loque
dicen O hablan como el papaga.
yo las palabras que les ensehan
los "aveehuchoss que les andan
EN- la oreia. Es cosa bien eviden.
te que estos ''novatosN tienen mu.
eho que estudiary que aprender
acerca de Ia historic polftica del
eondado de San Miguel, Y no a.
tenerae 1nieamente q las plati-
cas- que escuchan en- los corrilIos
Gle las resolanas. No dudamos
que estan bien amaestrados v
cizahados por los antiques vete.
ramos que constituyen los restos
de la guardia imperial de la
"tiorra" que a6n lloran viva.
mente sus dias de opuleneia v po.
derio y no pueden consolarse de
hnberse visto privados de las
Ollas de Egipto y sin esperahza
de podv recobrarlas jamas,
Ahora. estas rninas Y escombros
del antique partido del pueblo
andau buscando guaies para ma
darby los encuentran mny & pro.
p6sito en- nulidades polfticas que
desean tigurar 4 toda costa aun.
que sea en- el acto de recibir al
guno que otro puntapie que ten,
gan bien merecido por su temeri
dad en- calumniar y denigrar I
ofciales que han cumplido y es,
ton cumpliendo con sus deberes
4 Los nayatos. que tan de renen
te Sc presentan como campeonel
de Ia antigua Cora hablar
entono magissrnl, danduse aire,
de unprecedented iutlexible u lue
go Y en- seguida ensehan sin EN-
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-06-09
ASCIDENTf lAMfNTABlf.

lei Sabado de Ia Senana pasa-
da nientras Doha Anita b. de
Romero, esposa, de Don Secun-
dino. Romero, cabalgaba en- I'M
espiritoso caballo que estuyo 4
punto de briucar un cerc0 de
alambre cerca del base ball
park en- eI Boulevard, causa este
D0na Anita brinc6 del caballo
para evitar nlghn accidente Sc
rio, pero no logr0 su deseo mny
bien porque al brincnr cay0 yio-
lentamente al suelo y sOstuyo
una partidura en- Ia cabeza Y
ademas snfri6 otras lssiones has,
tante penosas quela niantpnirdn
postrada 90 el lecho del doloI
por algun tempo. 10 sintcmos
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-06-09

bozo nj disfraz Ia descomunaI pc
zuna de sus preoeupciones como
politicos noveleros. v de So doci.
lidad y sumisi6n como instru-
mento para todo. Cuando estos
politiquillos, que alegan de pala.
bra no serlo y 10 son por sus he.
chos y procederes, asumen Ia mi.
sion de eampeones v defeusores
del pueblo" va Sc entieude
claramente que 10 son de los res
tos de la antigua cuadrilla que
baio ese nombre oprimi6 Y per-
siguio al vesdadero pueblo de es.
te eondado privdndolo no sola-
mente de sus dereehos sino tam
bien de su tranquilidad y sosie-
60. La tarea que han empren.
dido de vindicar los actos del an.
tiguo regimen queestnvo q orillas
de eonvertir al condado dc Sau
Miguel en- guarida de facinero.
SOS, es una tarea queno lograran
realizar ri aun ante eI tribunal
de sus propias concieneias por
ser ellos cosa queuot tieae relnlen
do nj compostura en- este mundo
nj en- el otro.
VA comprendemos que los ''pa.
trones" Y 'guias7 de estos nova
tos, que Sc meten i denigrar sin
raz0n Y 4 atacar sin pruebas el
registro de ofciales de reputa.
cion establecida Z inespngnale,
estan apelando al tiltimo recurso
para yer 81 de algun modo d O..
tr0 Sc ynelvcn ( apoderar do las
lOllas de Egipto que tanto echan
menos desde que las perdieron
lpor sus propias faltas Y delin.
lcueneias. Pero en este caso no
les valdran III las armas dc la
''inocencia, Isl 81 que puede ha.
berla en individuos que delibera
mente j de heeho pensado se me.
ten d ataear reputaciones age-
mas sin mus fin que el de alquirir
notoriedad usando pnlabrUtus
,Faue no entienden n que suenau Ii
hupeO en los Oidos lie todas las
personas de hneu sehtiio \ crite.
rio. Asf es que claro estd que
NADIA consegniran los conseierus
! nj los instrumentos porqne II
pueblo na es le los que se cree de
semeiantes "ardilEas.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-06-09

tinuamente y sin cesar traigan
un nuevo 6rden de cosas, STEM
pre- animados de la esperanza
ilusoria Y falaz de que cada uno
de tales carnbios va q verihcarse
una reiorma completa Y & rene
diarse todos los males de la hu-
manidad. pero hay que tener
en- cuenta que esa clase de peli-
gros 4 otros no menOs temibles
han amenazado Ia eXistencia de
todas las naciones que han exis-
lido desde que ell mundo es mum
do Y asi seguira sueediendo has
ia la consumacion de los siglos.
Sin embargo, por reales que
sean los peligros que amenazan
q la nacion americana, no son
de ninguna manera tan graves
como los que ha atravesado esta
naci0n en- varias epoeas de su
existeneia, siendo el mayor de
ellos ell que trajo por resultado
la esclavitud con la gran guerra
civil que tanta sangre cost0 Y
que dur6 cuatro amos. Ese peli-
gro fue sofocado y allanado por
el patriotismo del pueblo y In
energia del gobierno ques6lo sal
varon la Union sine que la colo
earon sobre bases mas frmes Y
duraderas. Del mismo modo, los
riesgos que actualmente amena-
zan en- este pals q la sociedad Y
al gobierno y cuyo desarrollo en-
el porvenir da pabulo q tantos
temores y preyenciones entire los
que Sc preocupan { intimidan
ante pellgros lnaglnarlos o re-
motos, tendran que estrellarse
contra el patriotismo Z inteli-
gencia del pueblo americana Que
siempre ha estado listo q defen.
derse y 4 hacer frente a los peli.
gros que amenaeen su tranquili'
dad y sus libertades, ann cuan-
do para clio tengan que sacriti.
car sus yidas Este pueblo serf
ahora y en- todos tiempos eI YER
dadero escudo y defensa que pro
teiera nuestro sistema republictl
no contra las asechanzas he mo
nopolistas y reyoluciouarios J
suprimira con nQfuerte todt
atentado contra Ia constitution
yleyes vigentes.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-06-09
MUtRTf DE- UNA BUENA StNORA
DOHa Ana Maria OterO, EspOsa del
Hon. Manuel RitO 0terO falleCe.

Dona Ana Maria Otero, esposa
del Hon. Manuel Rito 0tero. Re-
gistrtdor de la ofipina de terre-
nos de los Estados Unidos en-
Santa re y descendiente de una
de las mas proninentes familias
esponoas de Nuevo Mexico, ia.
lleci6 81 I.nnes, 30 de Mayo, d las
10 de la manana, en- Ia rpsiden-
ella de Ia faniIia en- Albuquerque.
La estimable seilor habia estado
enferma por solo dos semanas, Y
mientras que su condlci0n era
grave, por 10 cual su esposo, hi.
jas & hiios, We hallaban 4 sn ladu,
no obstante su muerte cause
mny honda sorpresa y pena d
sus muchos amigos Y parienes en-
Albuquerque Y en- diferentes par
tes del Territ0rio.
AL lado de bona Ana Maria, al
tempo de so murte sc hallaban
su afiigido esposo ( hiias. Dofla
Adelaide, esposa del Hon. Salo.
mon Luna y Ia sehora Virginia
| @. holland, Edurado f. 0tero u
Juan q. A. Otero; Horacio, otro
de los hiios habiendo llegado de
I'll paso, Texas, su presente resi-
dencia, algnras horas despues
de la muerte de 50 lamentada
madre.
La senior Otero, al tempo dc
su mucrte, contaba como % a.
nos do edad J fu6 media on re-
ralta el ~ Dc EnerO de 1872,
Acompailamos 4 los ahigidos
dpudOs en- su immense dolor par
Ii irreparahle p6rdida que han
sufrido.
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-06-09
DEFuNClON.

De Peeos nos comunican que ell
Viernes de Ia semana pasada ta-
lleci6 Ell la casa dc su Residential
en- aquel lugar, Dona Doloritas
Roybal de Lucero, esposa queri.
da de Don Juan b Lucero, & re.
sultas de parto, la criatnra que
dando viva.
Dona Doloritas pertenecia 4
una de las meiores familins hel
condado de San Miguel. fu6 una
sehora mny honesta y virtuosa
que Sc supo granlear Ia buena
amistad de todos los que Ia co.
nocieron Y su inesperada muerte
ha causadu gran sensaci0n entire
la comunidad donde VIVA, era
comparativamente mny i0yen,
pues al tempo de su muerte u.
penas contaba 33 amos de edad.
AdeInas de sn apesarudo esposo
deja para llorar 81 muerte cinco
nihos, tres hOmbres contando al
recien nacido y dos Minus, d su
padre, Don Julian Roybal, tres
hermanos v dos herlnanas y
gran numero de parientes.
Sus funerales tuvieron lugar el
Domingo pasado acompanando
sus restos 4 su Ultima mOrada
gran n1mero de parientes Y ami,
gos de la fAmilia.
Mucho sentimos la funesta des.
gracia ocurrida en- ell hogar de
nuestro buen amigo y le desea.
mos d el y demas deutlos que en-.
cnentren el bAlsamo efieaz que
mitigue el justo dolor que en-
barga sus cofazones y que el
alma de la finada encuentre el re.
poso eterno Ell la Mansion Celes-
4iaI
El independiente. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nuevo MeÌxico) 1894-19??, 1910-06-09
IAIAMtNTACION Dl los ORlIlA-

DOS.
No sabemos 81 el cometa de
HALEY, del que con tanta yerba
hablan Y discuten los eruditos 8
alucinados de por ae6, 8 el nom.
bramiento de Don Cleofes Rome
ro como superintendent de la
penitenciaria de Nuevo Mexico,
ha traido In eonecueneia. de que
sc les haya trastornado el seso
q algunos figurines que andan
por esos mundos de Dios, pero
10 cierto Y 10 verdadero es que
sus lamentaciones hacen eco en-
todas parties Y dan q entender
que su NAL no tiene remedio nj
su affection consuelo. Aquello de
las ''califcaciones" que se necesi-
tan para desempehar tai posi-.
ci6n es cosa que Sc les atraviesa
en- el gaznate, y su modo de ra-
ciociuar es que niugun Pedro,
Juan 8 Francisco nacido en- esta
TERRA es capaz 8 competente pa.
ra meterse en- tales honduras, y
que es precise & Indispensable un
Tom, Dick 8 Harry para llenar
satisiactoriamente todas las res.
ponsabilidades y requisites. Ten.
gan raz0n 8 no la teugan, noso,
tros podemos asegurar que sus
intenciones son buenas y que nc
es sn amino saear ventaja algu
ma para 81 mismos de sus aseve
raciones, sino establecer y pro,
bar de una manera incontrover,
tible que los que naeimos EN- este
suelo no valemos un comino--ex
cepei6n hecha, por supuesto, dt
los dignos campeones de la ho
neestidad que tan valerosanen
te vindican la superioridad delos
cue yienen de afuera.
De aquf yiene q resultar que M
aceptan nitolerau nj dan por bue
no el nombramiento de Dor
Cleofes como dicho superinten
dente, Y dan al nlismo tempo |
entender que su mayor afllcciol
Y sentimiento proviene de Que {
G0bernador Mills tuyiera la osa
dia y Ia temeridud de eseoger
J aauel eaballero sin pedir antes i
opinion Y parecer de ellos acercl
del hombre mas propio para {
emplpo. A haber hecho tai cosI
eI Gohernador ellos Ie hubieral
prespntado una doeena 8 dos q
! uombres de personas mny du
chas en- negocio de penitenciarf
J cuyas caliticaciones y prenda
ellos tenian bien yeriiicadas
palpadas, y en- tai easo el negc
clio hubiera marchado 4 las M
marayillas. Mas como NADIA 4
ESQ sucedio, los orillados en- su
! pretensiones de maudo no pnt
1 den eonsolurse u sus lamentaclt
i mes rasuenan en- todas purtel
! acompanadas de denuncias col
!. ira q agraciado porqup ha ten
e do el atreyimiento de acapta
e dicho empleo SIN su aprobaci0
4 y licencia.
(, MUtRTE DE- UNA BUENA SENORA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-07
HICKEY HASS
SEEN THE SIGHTS

Frank Hickey Haas, Salem's
expert booster, workman and all
round good citizen, has just re-
turned from little junket in South
ern California. What Frank saw
would require volumes to relate,
but a mention of some of the sights
is as follows:
Paulhan, the Bird Man" scrub
bing off the rain drops from the
clouds and cayorting about in the
air like a big turkey. buZzard at
tackled by sparrow hawk. Frank
describes the air flying. machines as
being nothing but few bits of iron
and wood and half acre of canvas
stretched out to resemble a crazy
kite. According to "Hickey's" de-
scription of Paulhan's show, that
little Frenchman sailed out of sight
every once in while and flew rings
about sundry California humming
birds in the vicinity Of the aviation
field.
People galore At one time Mr.
Haas said he saw at least 100000
and 26 people standing about the
man carrying kites, and every time
the operators rose in the air, it ap-
peared as though the concussion of
air caused by yelling, drove the avia-
tor higher.
Mr.. Haas hobnobed with many
old friends while in Frisco and was
given a royal welcome everywhere
he chanced to meet up with some of
his old cronies. Jack Erick. for
mer Salem man, did the plotting
about San Francisco.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-07
Secretary Makes Report.

The State Board of Forestry is
holding a session this afternon at
the state house and all the members,
save Professor Lake of the Agricul-
tural College, were in attendance.
The forenoon session was occu-
pied with the reading of Secretary
Westel's report which covered the
work done by the board during the
past season. According to his re-
port the hunting season owing to
the fact that IL is open at a time
when the forests are dry is RESPONSE
BILE for great many Of the fires.
and in the Cascade Mountains stock
raisers and homesteaders are the
cause of many fires One of the
great losses by the fire, the report
says, is the destruction of the new
growth of timber. A legislative
committee, the work of which will
be TO appear before the coming legis-
lature and ask for an appropriation
for the work OF the board, will
probably be appointed at the after
noon session.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-07

While a transcript of appeal was
filed this morning with Judge More
land clerk of the supreme court, in
the case of the State of Oregon
against John D. Roselair, the Hills
boro wife murderer, no stay of eve
cution had been granted by the
court at a late hour this afternoon,
owing to the irregularity Of pro-
caeding by Attorney Jefferles Of
Portland.
The rules of the court seem TO
provide that in taking an appeal the
attorney for the defense must give
the attorney for the prosecution no
tice so that he may appear and con-
test 1t and this Jeffries failed, IL
seems, to do. Accompanying his
transcript was a long letter asking
that a stay of execution OF the SEN
tence be granted pending an appeal
but this was not sufficient for the
court to take action upon and Judge
Moreland throughout the day has
been endeavoring to get into com
munication with Jefferies and have
him give notice to the prosecuting
attorney as prescribed by law. At a
late hour, however, he had not sue
ceeded in locating him, but probably
will this evening and as soon as the
rules are complied with a stay will
no doubt be granted. Roseclair was
sentenced to be executed next Fri
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-07
Salem Has the Place.

Can BE Easily Arranged.
The Capital Journal believes this
could be easily arranged, and would
be great advertisement for the city.
Salem can get the exclusive right to
an aviation exhibit, and no other ex-
hibition will be given anywhere in
Oregon. 1t beats a circus as draw
ing card. Fresno has Just raised a
pulled off a three-days' exhibition
pulled fla three-days' exhibition
there, and the people have put up
$4,000 for him. The people of San
Diego had Hamilton, and he few IL
miles into Mexico and back, and the
gate receipts were $40, 900. The mat
ter has been turned over to the Salem
Board of Trade.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-07
DONE A GOOD DEED
LunIrnp LILLE LnAsnp wnla. ]

Los Angeles, Calf, Feb. 7.-Be-
cause his wife would not open the
door 80 he could murder her, pro
fessor" VIM. Rosskept, a profess
slonal hypnotist, Is dead today. tho
result Of a self inflicted wound
After a series OF quarrels. during
which he threatened number OF
times to kill her, Rosskept chased
his wife into her apartment yester-
day. The woman slammed the door
shut and locked Il before he could
enter. For several minutes the man
stood outside and begged her 70
open It. Finally he shouted:
II viii give you three minutes to
open the door"
He counted the minutes slowly.
After repeating three" two times.
he shot himself through the heart.
Before aid could be summoned be
was dead.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1910-02-07
HORSES
BROUGHT
GOOD PRICE

over $4,000 worth Of horse flesh
and harness was disposed OF by City
Auctioneer J. A. Cooper last Satur-
day at sale held In front of the
Club Stables. The sale was con-
ceded TO be the most successful ever
held in the city for many years.
Twenty head of A 1 horses were
sold belonging to ]. A. Carpenter.
of California, and the prices paid
for them by Marion county farmers
proved that the auto is not the only
thing in the market at present. Ac-
cording TO the clerk OF the sale,
Chas. Yannke. three-year-old ami
mails demanded the highest price.
VIM. Skipton, a prominent Salem
horseman, purchased several of the
best blooded animals among which
was 1000 pound horses sold for
$500. S. A. Mccall. OF near Fruit
land. purchased team OF three
year-olds now coming for $32O; G..
A. DeMaster paid $4OO for a splen-
did span OF coming three-year-olds;
@. A. Purvine invested In two gray
buggy horses, paying $500 for them.
Gus Heyden, river bottom farmer,
purchased brood mare Weighing
1860 pounds for $3.50 and W. y.
Hines claimed a span OF three-year-
old colts coming at s17O.
Several other animals we're dis
posed OF at smaller prices, but as
whole. prices for horses In this city
are soaring up.