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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-28

line of said railway 1892 feet 70
the north line of the Salem Tile &
Mercantile Co. land; thence east 10
feet to the place Of beginning.
Also, beginning at point 20 leel
west of the projection OF the center
line of Seventeenth street running
through Condit's addition to Salem,
Oregon: and north 66S.5S feet from
the north boundary Of said Condirs
addition; thence north parallel with
the projection to the center line OF
Seventeenth street running through
said Condits addition 172.92 feet
more or less to the south line OF the
state fair grounds; thence east along
south line of fair grounds 14.7 feet,
more or less, to the right-of-Way re-
served from j. B. V. Smiths land;
thence south along the west line OF
said right-of-way 1892 feet more OF
less to the Salem Tile & Mercantile
Co.'S north line; thence west 10 feet
to place of beginning.
Portland. Eugene & Eastern ny.
Co, f. w. Waters and ]. B. V. Smlth.
Commencing at a point 10 feet east
of the projection of the center line OF
Seventeenth street running through
Condit's addition to the city OF sa-
lem, Oregon, and 668.5S feet from
the north boundary line Of said Con-
dts addition; thence north along the
center line of the Portland, Eugene
& Eastern Ry. 1892 feet more OF
less to the south line of the state
fair grounds; thence west along south
line of state fair grounds 30 feet
thence southerly and parallel to the
center line of the Portland, Eugene
& Eastern Ry. 1922 feet more ol
less to the north line of Salem Tile 8
Mercantile Co. land; thence easj
along said Salem Tile & Mercantile
Co.'S north line 80 feet to place Of be
ginning. CHAS. F. ELGlN,
9-2O-11t City Recorder
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-28
No Trace Vet Found Of RObbers.

New Westminster, B. G., Sept. q.
No new developments have occur
red in the case of the robbery Of the
Bank of Montreal hree. The Bleuths
are gum-shoeing aroud after clues,
but are observing their usual reti-
cence as to just what lines they are
working on. Besides the agency that
has the case in hand there are sew
eral Independent sleuths doing some
fancy seuthlng in the hope Of get
ting that 100000 reward.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-28
TREASURER JACKSON
HAS STROKE OF PARALYSIS
LuNIrrp pnEas LnAsHp vlun.l

Hrlsboro, Or, Sept 2S.-County
Treasurer w. NJ. Jackson was seized
with paralysis at 1890 Wednesday
forenoon while walking along the
sidewalk of Main street, and the
physicians have little hope for his
recovery. He had not regained con
sciousness at noon and his condition
showed no improvement. He had
been In usual health.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-28
Hlphnr.nns ErirhLnnnh.

UhlcagO, Sept. Observation-Disclosures
has seized the higher ups today in
the police department here over re-
port that Inspector McCann, now in
Joliet, and the labor leaders have
combined for the purpose of involv-
ing them in vice protection charges
efore the civil service commission
It Is declared that McCann and the
labor leaders have the goods.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-28
WEIGH LINES
and The CITY
COMPROMISE
AS BOTH SIDES SEEM TO BE SAT.
IsFIRD AND EACH THINKS 1T
IS A VICTORY, 1T Is A PECUL-
ARLY HAPPY SETTLEMENT.

Offering to abandon all streets COW
cred by its franchise upon which 1t
has not now constructed track, and
agreeing to be satisfied with one
main track on the east side Of Front
street, with industrial tracks and
sldetracks, a common user clause to
apply to the latter, the Portland, Eu-
gene Il Eastern Railroad company
submitted compromise to the city
council last night, and 1t was accept
ed by that body.
The compromise settles a suit COM
menced in the circuit court by the
city to have forfeited the franchise
Of the company on the grounds that
II had not complied with its terms.
Judge Galloway, after listening to
the evidence adduced, advised both
parties TO settle, and the above is the
result of the settlement. It Is furth-
er agreed by the compromise that
the Southern Pacific is to be al
lowed to use the track on Front
street, and the company agrees 10
replace the rails now in position on
Center street with 72-pound rails,
six inches high, as soon as the paw
ing bricks on the street are so worn
as to need replacing.
Mayor FaVOrs Compromise.
Calling Councilman Elliot to the
chair, aa soon as the subject came
up for consideration, Mayor Lach-
mund took the floor to speak In IA
vor of the compromise. The mayor
L.. Nv,aN Nhn Wat1Pnah QnnnnFu
in the council, but last evening, ac-
cordlng TO his statement, al the con-
cessionB asked for by the city had
been granted, and he was in favor
of compromising the suit.
Confession, He Says.
1.-THE compromise is a confession
that the railroad company has no
hopes OF winning in the circuit
court said Mayor Lachmund, in pre-
facing his remarks last night.
ut Is a confession that its position
Is an untenable one, and 1t is a great
victory for the city, q victory which
will be appreciated more in the years
to come than now. The city was
forced into litigation in this case
and IL has won all the points that II
started out to win, and ] want to
compliment the city attorney-Grant
Corby-and also Attorney Carson
the special attorney employed in the
case.
Had the company been successful
we would have had seven tracks on
Front street, but the number now
has been reduced to four. The re-
lease or abandonment OF the streets
upon which there is not now any
tracks constructed Is n redeeminl
feature OF the compromise. Gener
ally the compromise covers the
points asked for by the council, and
| hope that 1t will vote in favor oi
IT,"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-28
EIens Like Poison.

TUNITED rREsS LEAsEn WIRE,I
Berkeley, Sept 27.-Flea poisons
are under experimental examination
by scientists at the university here,
under the direction OF Prof. c. w.
Woodwork. The feas wade about
carelessly in many of the milder poi
sons
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1911-09-28

Not a minute tshOuld be lost wheh
a child shows symptoms of Group.
Chamberlain's cough remedy given
as soon as the child becomes hOarse,
or even after the CrOupy cough ap-
pears, will prevent the attack. Sold
by all dealers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
THE MoRLn,s ARMIES.

osses
ng oneso o eve
population of S3-
soldier 1870
III
a
men, or O
soldier
4 o
population 1896
ab or one sode to ever 80
population of
rf older ti
o 552SSl7, 1880 or
81 oneso to eyer peopl
Turkey S847SSS8 with a
o o. people
s,s26. men or oneso dier o eve
poportonay soldier 30 people
and S"den have each
between 10
IN o n Britain each solder
o the proportion of the
regular army s5OOOoooo
annually productive industries 21SSOO
adoption
of President Iats policy
OF maintaining
of Is not capable OF being
Britain S39S annum per capita OF pop
manta France SSi8
United states
capita The
o
great in the which could. necessary, call
ten o into the 6eld-Los Angeles Times
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
WE WORK
Seventh.

Seventh. The writer has
known some people who
work to get money to travel.
This is all right for travel
ing is an education Of itself.
Some Of these workers are
years in saving sufficient
funds to make the trip plan
ned. In the meantime this
money should be earning
five per cent interest by
leaving it with the Buckeye
State Building and Loan
Company, Rankin Building
% West Gay Street, Column
bus, Ohio. Assets $4,700,-
GOO.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
CHILSON ARRESTED
ON A LEGAL CHARGE

bA Inlleu IiehN VIE.
Denver COLI June 2l--Rev, Charles
r Chilson, formerly a Baptist preach
r Wilson formerly "a Baptist preach.
er of Birmingham, Alabama, and
Catherine Richardson. a pretty 7teno
grapher, are held today in the county
jail under bonds of $500 each to
await trial in the criminal court on .
statutory charge.
The arest of Chilson ana the gin
came as the result OF months Of
search by Chilsons wife, Margaret
They were married twelve years agu
and have -year-Old son, Seven
years ago they separated, but yeai
ago decided TO make new endea,--'
to live together for the sake Of their
son. Last December chilson again
left his wife and came 10 Denver.
II am more Of wife 70 Charlie
than his own wife ever was, whether
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
Mnndmcn,s Oniccrs.

Buffalo. n. ". June 21.-The six
teenth triennial convention Of the
Modern Woodmen of America today
elected the following officers
Head counsul, a, r. Talbot, Gdncoln
Nebraska. head adviser, Dan y
Horne, Davenport. Iowa: head clerk
G. w, Hawes Rock Island Illinois,
head banker, David s. Mysters. Pom
tiac, Illinois; head escort, j, 6, Dick
son, Spokane, Washington; head sem
try j. II. Byrnes, East Bellows
Falls. erfont; head watchman, j. S
Mayield. Grenada, Colorado; head
chaplin, Rev, Henry Dunning.
Directors-E. Murphy. Leaven
worth, Kansas; T.. r., Smith, Brook
lyn, Missouri; A. n. Bort, Beloit, Wis
consin; +. Il, Kerness. Des Moines,
Iowa; and S. S, Tanner MINER, II
linOis.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
REVOLUTIONARY IDEA IN SCHOOLS.

methods at Gary
Indiana which Rheta Chd iampon
problems
children of the
of
produce school
TO nave solved this problem William Writ Bunon
Indiana in edu
ton His o a
waste have school which In
he work.
to
to depend the schools for the efficient preparation of their
operatives recruits Mr. Writ wanted school which the children would
building
ON
s three
the time to free activities in the gym swimming pool and hveacre play
is golp7
nostr each is
ranks
his
This
Ed
Wilson
system holding to be better that the teacher impress his personality '
child This concludes
o
nexibri adaptation of
accomplishment has
probably "a bank, co
done and the furniture the school building
A still scale pupils
There correlation things the
chemistry cooking together rhc
reA scaeo 9eyp 1tFas and
pntp They give
or that kind of school viii be an attraction anc more boys w
away escape from such place
children provided but desks There
desks n required
S o old
"SDdss paree But it has gained the repu,io' Of
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
A Onnrrel ENldent.

That there has been a quarrel be-
tween the two lights Of Sees life
was plainly manifested in court to-
day when Mildred Bridges, on her
way to the witness stand, cut Mona
Rees. another high priestess of the
cult. The two girls, formerly the
warmest friends, quarrelcd last night
Mona accusing Mildred of giving
damaging testimony against See de-
spite the states claim that the girl
was shielding See to the utmost That
domination was evident. She smiled
domination was eyIlent She smiled
encouragingly at him and nodded as
she took her chair She admitted
that she stil believed in Sees teach
ings and declared she was writing
some truths" as she saw them, for
the book of truth.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
GIVES UP HER
FATHER FOR SEE
Mildred Bridges Enamored
OF the Cultist Crook and
Stands by Him.
Girl Controlled by the Glas
sy Eyes of this Pretender
And Fraud.
BY United Press wire

Chicago, June 21.-The battle of
two men for the heart of a child has
been fought The father lost. the
'revealer' won. When Mildred
Bridges. seventeen, high priestcss in
the cult of the Absolute Life aud dub.
bed by Evelyn Arthur Sen as "thc
wife OF the Lord" resumed the wit.
ness stand today At the trial OF See
who rs charged with eucompassiny
her ruin. II was with the announced
determination TO stand hy~hCc 1teadh-
err"
For hours last night and early TO-
day, ha(Gce The, trial was, rospmcdi
Stephcu Hri ges, the wealthy lathcr
of thig sbild in years. and old woman
of the world in experience and kuoWl
edge, pleaded WITH tho fcryor OF a
fathers love with the girl lie pron-
ised her wealth and home and social
position: he promised her jewels aud
motor cars and trips to Europe ahd
bungalows ia california. flc ptom
iscl her his al If she would turn from
the false tcachmgs OF the ''rcvcalef
aud TESTIFY against him ,.
For a time the girl was iu tcar9
oud II seemed the father love must
win. But suddenly She looked into
the distance and saw she said. the
spirit of Evelyn Arthur See COM
manding her TO "bo firm"
The father made a second attempt
today TO win the girl but with no
success.
Psychologists who watched the girl
on the stand Yesterday declare she has
the Intellectual capabilities of a
worldly woman with rare skin this
child In short dresses yesterday par
ried the catch questions put To- her
by the states attorneys, nor could she
be trapped into making one statement
that could be counted as damaging 20
See.
While The girl is ON the stand, Sc
sits gazing at her with an almost un.
canny gaze, and there are those IN
the court room who are willing to de.
clare that he almost dictates her an
sWers.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
Aficmnte,l AttnrI.,lnn Sec

ChicaEo,H JuAt 9f.AAn attempted
physi'fI attack ION Evelyn Arthur
Soc. Of the Absomte qLife cult BY
Stephen Bridges Father l'of Mildred
/ Bridges Ahd 'Mildreds own confess
zion that she bad addressed her
tehcher as "husband'h featured to-
days testimony IN the See trial. Much
OF the writings from the book of
ruth and the Constructing placed up
on them by the state rs unprintabie.
Mildred Bridges, the seventeen
ytlr-old high priestess of the cult
had been on the stand an morninL
and the states ATTORNEYS had rack6d
her i'm an effort to shake her faith
in the "reyedler' and make her tell
Of her life in tho "temple" of the
junior commonwealth. Her wealthy
father. who legged her for hours
to return to him, was heartbroken.
When court adjourned for five min
utes, See entered the witness room,
where Mildred and Mona Rees, an
other high priestess," were sitting.
He spoke to them and turned TO con-
front Bridges, who clenched his fists
and rushed toward him Frank j.
Hogan, Bridges attorney. threw him
self upon his client and, prevented the
attack, while iiee fled back into the
court room.
Lader Mildred was forced to con
tradict herself repeatedly In her ef-
forts TO shield See She declared she
had never addressed see as "hus-
band" or in endear,ig terms. Then
II was brought out that she and Mo-
ma and See wrote letters TO each
other while an were living in the
junior commonwealth. one Of these
letters, which the girl admitted she
wrote was read. In part she had
written
u feel now that that / have entered
into the true spirit OF wifehood; L
feel that ! am on truer basis than
ever before. From this day on /
pick mp my NE to enter the spirit
of wifehood. TO be your true wife.
Evelyn I do love you and am trying
my best TO be what my purpose is
May / fulnll the personal life! May
fuliill your life! No matter where YOU
may be, You may always remember
that there is q little girl at home that
always loves yOu-your girl wife.
Evelyn ! do love YOU
The girl completely wilted when
the letter was read and was trapped
into making other damaging state
ments The atate's attorneys hope
TO break her down and make her
tell an Of the rites of the junior
commonwealth,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21

No trust maguate ever developed
a more wonderful forgetfu memory
than this child She could remem-
ber nothing that might injure See.
she could not remember when she
first became interested I'm See, or
when See began teaching her the doc
trine of Absolute Life. She could not
remember that she had ever read
from the book of Absolute Life:
Mildred is the light OF my house.
the house OF the Lord; aud she shall
not depart thcrcfiom," though she
admitted she had a copy of the book
and real 1t frequently.
She was asked If she believed in all
the teachings of See.
Il believe in what know to be the
truth" she answered, boldly.
she PARTED cleverly all questions
regarding the sex relations. although
she admitted they were discussed In
the junior commonwealth. The girl
declared she and Mona Rees and See
spent the evenings i'm the junior COM
monwealth in reading, writing and
PLAYING games, t.
where, didu'icr get the light to
see the truth he WAS reportingP"
s9rcastlq9llA asked Assistant State's
Attorney Bprnham. am
From the same source that other
men got uit,Tirom Gqd,H she answer
ed. t a,Yi.i. al ,.r.n.n, ..it
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
BY
EMPEROR OF
Germany of Uncle Sans
Battleships Much Cere-
mony and all Quite
Imposing.


Kiel. June n Through lines of
gray painted German hattleships and
cruisers. gaily decorated with the inn
perial colors and the vari-hued signal
flags and stelmers. the second divi-
sion of the American Atlantic battle
ship squadron steamed to anchorage
today The Louisiana. nyinE tho flag
of Rear Admiral Badger, followed by
the New Hampshire. Kansas and
South Carolina, as they approached
the German high sea feet fred u
Bolutc 10 the German admiral'sf flag.
which was promptly responded 10.
THE American war craft immediate
~ dressed ship for the arrival of the
German emperor vino came on the i'm 2
perial yacht Hohenzollern from the
regatt ut the mouth of the Islbo 10
receive his visitors. " uUf
AS thu Hohanzollorn steamed up tho
bay she was flying the American dag
al her mizzen mast All OF the ves-
sells of the high sea fleet then hoisted
thu American flag to their mast
heads. .E i-mta $50 r
Every German and American ship
fred the ,imperiali sllute of thirty
three guns, In honor of the Kaiser
The American sailors greeted. the
Kaiser with cheers. while the crews
Of the German ships shouted "hoch"
and the Kaiser responded with military
salutes.
When the Hohenzollern dropped an
choir, Admiral Badger, his stan and
the captains Of his squadron. went
on board at once TO pay their ~
spects. They We're received by the
Kaiser on the quarter deck with all
ceremony
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
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ItailiptOnS.
80 :


Contents for June. 19it.
F'rontlspiecc. t'The Inspoctiou,''
painted by Howard chandler Christy
wrhe Mystery Of Mexico" W. p,
Northcop
"A Matter Of EugenIca" q story,
Robert W. Chambers
"Dealhprcof versus. iriteprooGr
Rheta Childc Doc.
"The Service that Makes tiie Des.
ert Bloom Frederick Palmer.
"Thc Daughter of Dream .
story, william MacHarg and Edwin
Palmer
"Maude Adams, q Public influence"
David Gray
The Big Mitten, . story. Damon
Runyon
where is Your Money" Frank
Parker stockbridge
"a Case of stage Fright" story.
Homer Saint-Gauders.
Personalities" H.. r. A. Seligmau.
Yamei Kin, c. NJ. Russell. Mrs. Lass
Anderson. Edmund w Booth
The Camels Back,1 a story, Alma
Estabrook
victory" verse, Madison Cawein.
Editorial notes.-the Awakening oC
the states; Raising Revenue; An Op-
portunity for Congressional Investiga-
lion; The Extraordinary Power Of a
President
Current commerce.
"'rho Pride Of Erin" verse, Arthur
Stringer Back OF froplispicce. Deco
ration by A. Popni.
Many Illustrations.
No. 66 West 35th street, New York.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Chicago, June 21.--Wheat--JulS
up "a.
Corn--July up So; september up
I is
oats--July up T. 1-2i September
up 1 l-2,
Provisions closed higher.
Wheat-July open 80 8.4.'' close
80 Ia; September open 80 "a. close
90 1-2.
corn-July open 81 81 "a. Sep
tember IS 1-2. close 80 5-S. "H
Oats-July, open 40 rs, close AZ
S-S; September, open 4l 5-S, close
AZ is. 'r
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
CHICAGO

chicag5! June n. lii fl6ss z Re-
ceipts q 900; mareet Iuc higher mixed
and butchers 6 i0@6B5, good ieavy g1l
G65O rough heavy 6dt6 IS; light $40
dt652 i.2, pigs 5,G5op6 50 wv t''D'l =
ID Cattle l. Receipts $4,000; market
steady tOwesk; beevcs 490a6.55s COWS
and heifers 2.5Om5.g0; Etockers stnd
feeders SG5mG5O hTe&ans 4,55m5.s5:
calves 6Mg40 b" I. ''ff
sheep ~ Receipts 2O,0Oj; market
weak n9tiV6 22564i5 westcrn 9'5Om
AS; lambs. native 375mG.35. Western
iGfG 10
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21

The police We're called TO the hong
of Harrison Shook on quarry stree.
late yesterday afternoon to quiet .
lively argument in which Kirk Wool
nancy had threatened to kill Shook
lie was taken to the police station
where he remained during the night
but he was released this morning M
no one would prefer charges against
him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
THE MARKETS.
TOLEDO GRAIN.

Toledo, o., June u. WheatMCash
90 is; July 90 ~; September pl
IL; December o. t-2.
Corn-Cash 50; July 50 3-S; Sep
tcmbcr 81 l-S; December COTS.
Oats-Cash a; July "a ia; Septem
her a 1-2; December iG.
Cloverseed-Cash 1000; Oetober
$50; December and March SIS ~.
Alsfke-Prime $50; August S.S5.
Timothy August 600.
Butter eggs and hay-Unchauged.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
POLICE NEWS


Otis Roger proprietor oi plumbf
ing shop on west Center street rec
ported to the police this morning tbaf
his wheel had been stolen from ~
front OF his place of business about
o'clock this morning. The police
arc working on the case.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
NEMlNoIil. .pRonIiCf.

New York, June 2i.-Flour2 Dull
aud nominal tEy
1lPofGl Q0iet; mess ftaiISof
Lard firm Middle West spot $40
Z ~ S!lDN t3F fft] 'y FfAfH
Sugar Raw, firm; centIfugals. 90
test S.92; Muscovado. 80 test. 3.42.
refined, firm; cut loaf $50: crushed,
$40; powdered $40; granulated 8.
Coffee-Rio No. on the spot 2 i-2
dt2 5-S.
Tallow-sieady; city "a. country
8 l-26G
Hay Steady prime 1850 Lao; No.
3, 906t LOO; clover 75m1.15
Dressed poultry-Quict; turkeys t2
a 23' chickens 1im1S IL; fowls s@
10. ducks Sm1i.
Live poultry--Quiet; geese ?: ducks
~. fowls 1915 l-2;- turkeys sl5.
yq;ostcr,s FIotliei Prldg khifReps ss a
chees&AlFlJni; state innkl l1common
to specials 9m13 l-2; skimr COM
mon to specials, 3-icr 10, hard Skins
2 t-2M5 '..-- --..,1 Z
Rutter-Firm receipts 11t37:
creamery extrgf lStt Stotef DAIRY pibs
l7m22 i-2; intt'a ,qb ictehbftiy hrsls
nominal.
,2gsEth {ifbGlyTsyts so,t1o' GAR
lS'wlftc 'fancy'1okf35i nearby NJ Ikea
fancy 1919; fresh nrsts II Lad d2I
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
CLEVELAND.

Cleveland, June Fl. Hogs o. 900:
iOm l5c higher; mediums, yorkers and
mixed 6s66 @ 6.7O; pigs 46,35g Nt,
Al. CattieE3 3 cars slow, steady
5bSbeeep3fad lambs-lO cars; spring
ss,FtSess 800 top. "a,
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21

am legally Married 70 him 81 not. =
said Miss Richardson. today Il would
gladly stay in jail if J thought by so
doing ! could in any way help him
out of his dinicuity.'
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21

\ travelling salesman from Marion
who gave his name as Jordan, was
robbed Monday while boarding a Bie
-Four train for Bellcfoniaihe Three
men did the job but no did not notice
1t until after the train was on the way
The conductor tolegraphed ,Chiei
Fauldor here but Mr.. Jordan co,iN
not give any description of the mpr
aud the conductor Of the train sai9
when the train reached here That ID
thought the thieves bad left the trails
ut. Marion They took 81 from MI
Jordan.r7 BeIlefoptaine ENamin2ra I
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-06-21
CAST BIrFFAIdJ

East BuGalo n Y, Jun, 2i.- cat
tie Receipts % head; market dun and
stoady; prime steers G.i0mG,5O; butcher
grades sac
Calves Receipts $50 head; market
active and firm; Gull To- choice 5ms To-
sheep ana lambs Receipts 5000:
market slow and higher; choice lambs
775mS; Gun to fair 5Gp150 yearings
550m6; sheep 29p4.
Hogs Receipts LOO; market ac-
tive and l5m20c higher; workers. $3.50
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