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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-19
ACRES
FIRE SWEPT

MONTERCE. Cal. Aug. is.---For.
est fires are still burning fiercely
In this section today. An area OF
more than 1900 acres. on which.
luckily. there were few big trees.
has been swept.
Fire ncw surrounds the mouth OF
the Northwestern Pacific railroad
tunnel two miles south OF here.
The fire department here liz In
readiness for the expected battle
with the flames. IL Is hoped SER
icus damage will be prevented.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-19

give publicity this iota single particular
practically they briefly
IN giving this publicity that REAL INVESTIGATION be
made o ALT
Away sEcREcYI Away sLAvERvi has no place
SEATTLE
not our children vcsImst
READY DISCUSSION.
The columns o. The star dseussion
JUSTICE
be accorded The points
clearing the amsphes and bssna conditions all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-19
FAMINE AND
PESTILENCE
in LONDON

Women Raid Cold Storage Plants Efforts to Get Food
Stencil From Garbage Awful
LIVERPOOL Aug is-Fsmine today city
The death rate mounting Hungry
obs led BY frenzed attacked cold
got nothing. The food supplies exhausted
Meanwhile
thing hot
OF the with offering
coal In the being turned
make bread When is baked will
among the camorng mohs Not
All has been cut off and business
is paraiyzed.
dpots opened today out scanty portions for
dying babies
oConnor leader city trying
to a settlement of the strike
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-19
No Judge in City, They
Can't Get Injunction

CHICAGO. Aug. fa.--Despite the
suit which the Wright Aeroplane
company has started against the d.
rectors OF the Chicago aviation meet
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-08-19
WASTE BREAD FOR FOOD.

waste" bread 70 the only
~ little children toll IN tina great sssna CUM
N4slAL laundry.
~ ehsrued thst skipmed milk 10 served 70
they laundry Mondays at
ek IN morning. often still az work at and IN tne
ENu6ne
charged friend from the
eoe" a donation.
charged breakfast these sysard ehoren are gwen
- coffee without milk sugar.
accepts these girls from
pfass PROTECT; violates this trust IN that "
e1es these children heathbreskirg servude
~ the child England that were exposed py
s>znes Dickens surpassed this
And charges supported andavits Of
kNJoYED CONFIDENCE OF the management OF this ins
INVESTIGATION DEMANDED.
Ie House submit TO investigation
mn be REAL houseceaning-not nor statement nor
|1 0panaton
The management explain why the iaun-
mechinery electric apparatus
and Why supplied BY the engine room
5H peek
me management this institution much
.soe n this laundry whore TWO RAILROADS, GREAT HOTEL
|n etner enterprises have their work done.
,ns instituton submit investigation
snage the House OF
shepherd has able gain IMMEDIATE ADMIT
70 minutes much strange Ior
NY AND MUCH TELEPHoNiNo ON AN INTERIOR coMmu-
|"SATNo SYSTEM
49, STATEMENTS
head blame
- 1. ne man who made this affidavit lies?
this where little
heavy machinery from morning TN might that the man
- made the
and MANAGEMENT THIS INSTITUTION DARE
iiss The SWORN TESTIMONY or The LITTLE GIRL VIC
IN ~ THIS OUTRAGE, WHO WILL FACE THEM AND REPEAT
# sS,ohf OF THIS SHAMEFUL SLAVERY, STEP Hy sTEP3
situation mrst be understood thoroughly The Star would
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07
TALES OF GREAT 'UNS

there with that old nut thing all
the time Is told BY Riil bradley
Il was In 1904. when New York
aud nost0n were fighting Il out Tor
the American league peanant. that
Cleveland pat = crlmp ia the for
mer's pcunant aspirations. A ter
rifle three base hit by George Sto-
vail was the trick that beat the
Yankn out Of the peunant, but bach
of that smash was the noodle Of
Joss.
The bases were full when stovall
went to bat In the first game OF a
double header. played during the
closing days 81 the season. The
Yanka park was lammea with hu'
mAnlty. Tor upon the outcome much
depended. A game Won or Loaf
meant winning or losing tho pen
naut, practically.
As stovall stood At the plate Jess
walked past and said. ~Juat think
~ that little Kirl In Burlington.
George. and hif the dodEasted thins
milr~ And a. the poet says. and
George did" he caught one 81
CheAbros spllstsfs imnt above the
ground and when he stopped run
ming three men had creased the pan
and he Was on third That hlt beat
the fank9 out of the pennaat. but
joss furnished the Inspiration for y,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07
ABOUT rHE eoaERs.

Joe Coaster and Abe Atieli have
ben signed "a box ia Hrookiyu Janu.
arr > That 10 bad matchmaking
George Cotton. the eoiored hs8gy.
weight. has been matched 10 boa
Tony Rose 10 Piitshurg January 10
BennY kaufman. the Philadelphia
bantam. has been matched 10 boa
Md Davis In Philadelphia next
MoBdaY night
Dave Smith. the Australian. who
recently trimmed Bliiy Papke IN
sydney. y q ". IL The same fcl'
low Who defeated Pat O'ksefe IN
20 rounds Ia the same city iasi year.
Jack Dillon. the Indianapolis
middlew~iKh,. has mapped out a
meet "a Mcooorty At Pond du f.ar a
busy campaign January 10 be gill
week later be wiil take on Bob
Moore Al Milwaahees and later be
wlli meet Young LouEhrey IN PhilA'
dclphsa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07
NEVER ANY INDIGESTION DYSPEPSIA
OR SICK, Classy UPSET STOMACH

pain in limbs. sleeplessness. beIch.
ing OF gas, biliousness. sick head
ache. nervousness. dizziness or
many other similar symptoms.
II You appetite Is tickle. and
nothing tempts you. or you belch
gas. or II you feel bloated after cat.
ing. or your food lies like a lump Of
lead on your stomach. you can
make up your mind that at the bot.
tom OF all this there Is but one
cause--fermentatioi OF undigcsted
food
Prove 70 yourself IN five minutes
that your stomach Is as good az
any; that there is nothing really
wrong. Stop this fermentation and
begin eating what you want with.
out fear Of discomfort or misery.
Almost instant relief Is waiting
for you. IL IL merely a matter Of
how soon you take a little Dlapep-
sin.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07

los. L~m Dale ips. Prince Conraa
100. Vance Joe.
Fourth Tac.. fisc and a half Far
longs Warfare IS. MaasA 100. Dad.
az Clip III. Seymour Butler ios. Fer.
nandp TOT. Ariunettr ip5. Pride ~
Lisrmore III.
Ffrh race. mile and 20 yards
Michael Angelo iiz. Royal River -.
Aiinesn i0T. Direct 100. MariEut -.
syringua 100. Henry O i0I
Sixth race. Sin furiongn Rita
%. Golden Agnes -. IieFntlc iof.
Mar Dice 100. TaickenhRm Toe.
Melton Street i0i. Don't ~. Monks.
land iot. nscia -. Cold Spring -.
wciafao ioi. starry Night %
'McManus. BlAnchl. Mcconnell
entry
s.Csmdsn entry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07

Mike Kelly lost his purse one day
when the famous old Roston aggre-
CATION was In Chicago aud the hotel
manager WAS expressing his sym
patty.
I'm very sorry indeed. old man
It's shame 10 lose 80 much
money
'Donf you fret about me. old
timer amt worrying only Tor
your gentlemsuly hartenderA The
damper win be shy considerable
change tonight. that's AL.
II Is IA years since Mike Kelly
died. and his equal has never been
seen. Great base runners. grcat
eatchers. great hafters, great in
side players. tricky players. emer,
gency players. eoachege have come
and gone. but Ia no one man have
all the qualities II greatness been
combined as they werr 10 the In
comparable kingpsn Of tho diamond
the great Mike Kelly.
You don't hear many stories
about Addie Joss. unless u u about
his being a good fellow Perhaps
after the great pitcher leaves the
game some of the good ones will
come 20 light. but enc that proves
the Wisconsin school teacher Il
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07

Take your sour. out-of-order
stomach--or maybe you call it in.
digestion, dyspepsia. gastritis or
catarrh OF stomach. II doesn't mat
ter--take your stomach trouble
right with you to your pharmacist
and 7sk him TO open 50-cent case
Of Pape's Diapepain and let you eat
one 22grain Trianguie and see II
within five minutes there IL left any
trace Of your former misery.
The correct name for your trou-
BILE is Food Fermcntation--foGd
souring; the digestive organs be-
come weak, there Ia lack Of gastric
juice: your food Is only half digest.
ed. and you become affected with
loss OF appetite pressure and full
ness after eating, vomiting, nau.
sea. heartburn. gripping 10 bowels.
tenderness in the pit Of stomach,
bad taste In mouth, constipation,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07
EMERYvILIE-

EMEHYvftI-E. Jan. e-Hntfies
fpr tnuoffow
First race. ain fnrianKn Arolln
700. narwin ne. belle 81 iruqunss
les. Hannah Louise ies. Joe Mus~E
ii0. Ocean shore tio. paroinEton
10. iismeFu ito. Rablz Graaaa i0s
Second race. sta fnrfougs Recnc
w los. Adena los. nisly Mymr 10.
s~aKrrlaf0r lie. Black Sheep 10.
tiuTninE Bush ffe. Tfiilaxhans iiu.
Father Stafford lie. sepaIscda ies.
Excheuusr iio. Quick Trip lie. fla.
toon zoe.
Third race. three fuslonKM -
*sMamie i0s. s.Madrectia 100. sPru-
snmption ios. -Oakiand III. Pico
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07

GOOD Entertainment
AT GRAYSTONE SMOKER

from the rinKsldo. HE bad les pre-
venting him from going Into the
ring Jack Lester was the official
breaker.
Young Greene aud Kid Curry.
both California products In the las
pound class. furnished the main
event and got a draw declHion.
which was popular Tho three pro
llminary events we're pulled Off IN
good shape.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07

A crowd Of geodly proportions
gathered at the Empire theatre on
Pike st. last evening TO witness the
smoker entertainment OF the Gray.
stone Athletic Club Promoter
Hermann. the erstwhilc Kid Tier
mann. had n very good program ~
four events. and not one vas slowed
down til the last song rang.
Tommy Burns refereed the bouts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07

boosts everybody else II really Is
remarkable the way they stick to-
Esthef.
Gotch Was 80 last April. Miss
Oestrich Is Just turning 20. The
champion wrestler Is worth $780,
900. He owns 500 Iowa acres. a
fine farm home and a house Ia Hum.
boidt
Miss Oestrich IL a sweet little
miss with winning ways. She is
the daughter OF wealthy parents.
She doesn't care for the social
whirl. New York has no attractions
for her. She says Humboldt and
her friends are good enough for her.
She can cook. keep house, sew, and
10 talented musician.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07
100000 AUTOS IN us.

NEW YORK. Jan 7.--Approxi'
mMieiy SOC. sss licensed automobiles
arr IN u4s In the United States. &C.
cordiuK 10 figures complied By the
National Highways Protective asao
citation. New York leads with a
total ~ ga 600 California IL cncd-
tied with 10000. Washington has
500 licensed auf0a.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07
JACKSONVILLE.

JACKSONVILLE. ria. Jan. g.
Results:
First race Madeline l. won.
Eventide second. Eilauetts third.
Time n IS.
second race Monte For won.
Tlppy second. STARTER third Time
Lea IS.
Third race Mark Anthony won.
Monaml second. Percy Taylor third.
Time 81 Is.
Fourth race--Aldrian won. Alfred
the Grea, second. Mouerief third
Timc-i.f& rs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07
EMERYvILLE.

FIRST race-~Ayamh won. Port Ar.
lsnr,0n second. Dolly " n. third,
Time ~ 20.
second raoe--Iohn " Sheehan
won. Pirkaninuy second. Home Run
third Time 0s as.
Third rare-sir John won. Endy.
mion second. Lolita Greed third.
Time % rs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07

BY ItoF1c y. Harfon-
On January 4 q cmiet wedding
will be held at Humboldt. ia. That
10. II will be quiet In Humboldt. but
u will create stir In the sporting
world. for the wedding will be that
OF Frank Alvin gotch and Miss
Gladys Oestrich. only daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Oestrich Of
Humboldt. the town made famous
by the wrestling ability Of Gotch.
Gotch and Miss Oestrich are ma
tlyss OF the town. Ever been In
Humboldt II II a pretty little
place and the most beautiful thing
about II Is the sentiment existing
among Its citizens Humboldt folk
are like one big family Everybody
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07
Pertinent SPORT PARAGRAPHS

II "a 20 besvc the credited Jack cuy
hackensehanidt ~aaia ~ tn Humboldt farmers
Ehisr squeeze airscn Is In
Du'rh with The adras cushing
60 b. rule bust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07
SHORT SPORT

Pete Muldoon has atartsd train
ing for bis match With Jack Lester
al Tacoma the 18th. Lonnie Austin
wtli stage tbs entertainment Al the
Tacoma theatre.
Four basketball games wsr~ offrs.
ct FOR the enjoy ment Of a god
aix~d ernwd 81 fans ia The mggn,
naNtum 81 the FSrat Presbyterian
church Las; night
Carl Morris. The res white mans
hope. Of sapuipa. Okla. has drawn
the color line. Thns perishesh ms
hopa
Biii Lane has been sixned up for
the Victoria team he L. college,
pitcher from los Angeles
match waa called Off Al Everett last
might
Sporting Edlsos The star. There
Is much In the papers Of late about
the hopes" % thc ~hite race. loom.
ing up from alfs0vsr che country.
Wouldn't II be a aoud idea 90 have
a hopes carnisai~f Let all the
hops" from all over the county
get together and fight Il cut 10 see
who should carry the whife MAS
burden. We coaid have tails cot.
test IN Seattle. A FIGHT Pan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07

This Is the second appearance OF
the mutilated man on The Stars
sport page. He made his initial ap-
pearance Friday. his features mar.
red somewhat more than they are
today DO you recognize him2 II
SO. tell the sporting editor who he
Is. Write today. as letters mailed
later than s o'clock Monday morn.
ing will not be considered. The
identity OF the man wifi be reveal
ed Monday when a picture, the
features untouched by the artist.
will be printed. Mail your answer
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07

The above letters spell square
deal" Call at 1914 First av. and
see for yourself.
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At nIsmareL


game under protest.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07

At III |
Soldier
will rem |
Seattle.
with tn.
Merry
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The n
given TO
out a sol |
understa
Ifohlenb
OF the \
tory OF !
schedule
lfoweve
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07

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lam Fa|
In a co
THE II
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january
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ought to |
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-01-07

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
AMARILLO MEN VISIT
TUCUMCARI IN STYLE
The, Niii UaS,l There Aboard
Noch Islands IN, Farming Spec
AL and VIII Return >cN DAY.

Amarillo. Texas April 20 Upon
an invitation from Rock Island Off
,ials party of business men ana
representative citizens OF Amarillo
will accompany the Large Crops
special train 90 thc Rock Island on
~ trin from Amarillo ga Tucumcart
Tn. special viii make all schedule
stops whore lectures are to b. giVvil
The parts viii return on the regular
passenger train. For the accummo-
dation ui the part the Rock Island
viii provide n special rdllmau ln
which they win siorp al Tucuncari
Sp,cial meals viii be- served in q din
ius ear which is 10 bt a part ol tn'
trHu Thc Pullman ana diner ac-
cpnmudattnns are t. b" entirely com
plimontary ot The Rock Island.
The invitation was extended To- poo
pile Of Amarillo through IN, chnmhr'
ct commerce Among those Nhu have
accepted the invitation are y +. Poo
ot tn, Pool Land company JAS. !
Sudl.r Jr president of The firsl
STATE bank ], H. Patton, mayor. L
"a Shaughn,ssy secretary ut th'
chamber eft commerce, j & storm
president OF the Amarillo Gas con"
many u. &C. priddy OF the Prdd'
Land cumpany W. Latnay barnes
real estate. r. ". Brazclton, OF th'
Brnzcl.on. Pryor Lumber company
| ana others
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
BRAKEMEN RECEIVE
BIG CHECKS THIS TIME
tinai >"iticm'n IT Mage controversy
Results IN some Large lnNurW>
b, santa ~ To- t,mpioNc>

san liernardIuu cal. Auril 90
The final settlement of the wage dis
putc between the Santa y" and it's
locomotive lrrWen came Yesterday
when the pas nhccks of the men en-
gagged In that branch of scryic" in
cludod buck puy on the disputed
points from Ma, Of last year
The largosi amount paid In san
Bernurdino was 1896. This included
last months wages and the money
that had been withheld pending the
adjustment nt tnr coniro'crs}. NJ
m"r"us fromou received largely IN
creased choeks as the result of the
payment OF th, back wage
The points involved were boa .roasrs
of 81 cents prI 100 miles pu tHc
mountain engines and Sl.lo ON IN"
12fG class Included In the engines
on which tho Decent lncfCasr Was
paid ar. the HUU and 1909 cinsscs and
all others having 2i-inch cylinders.
TIL, controversy grow out 90 tn
settlement ut tho demand Tor inrrcas-
ed wages when the fir"mcn called a
strike vote last year. Tho santa fo
held the increases of 50 cents on
freight engines and sl.io on engines
~ the same size is the 1875 class APP
Piled only or coal burners.
The mattrr was fought out through
III, gricvanD, boards and the railroad
management, the firemon finally WIN
Ming the victory
Tho payment of the back wages
added several thousand dollars "a
the already larg, pay roll.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
IRISH LEADERS TO
TOUR THE WORLD
Redmond and His Followers
to Visit BIG Cities to Raise
Funds to Further Home
Rule Campaign,

pu,,u Apr 90 Tho national
leaders have planned another around
thp-world campaign 10 further the ma.
zion cause
" Archer Redmond. NJ T.. son of
the natoua leader Il Hazleton, who
though uuH,atcd for North Luth IS
SIN q member TOR Norih Galway ana
Thomas O'Donoyan, liclias, solicit
tor, viii sail from Plymouth soon ior q
tour through Australia, New Zealand
and the United states
The selection pt Mr. Archer Red
mond Is interesting His mother was
an Australian. his ather and his
uncle. William Redmond won their
political spurs la an Australian tour
William Redmond was recently elect
I'd 10 parliament and is of the thrd
generation OF Rcdmonls 10 serve IN
parliament
Mrs Mary Murphy died recently al
Asculas. Her death recalls a tragic
and thrilling episode In Irish political
history The dynamite scare. which
cunynlscd England In 1853 aud 1854
Mrs Murphy was the mother OF John
Murphy. better known rs white
| u, al, VINO was sentenced 10 penal
scryilude for life for being engaged
! in the manulaclut OF dynamite DR.
Thomas Gallagher OF Brooklyn, y
y. and others shared q similar fare
| The name OF Whitehead" was on
everybody lips az the time n,
served 70 years IN prison and q,
harsh was the treatment taat he re-
oeiyed there thai he Was released
! rom Portland prison August 90 1896
a nervous wreck Some of The tor,
papers. while denouncing his crime
condemned the system under which
( he had paid such terrible penalty
Upon reaching his home town h'
! presented the appearance of hunte,
animal rather than that OF man
aud ran 10 covered car which was IL
waiting 10 convey him home, shor
I distance away He disappeared, IN
later was found wandering almlesSll
about lie subsequently went Il
I America, whore he was detained in
home. and was afterwards removes
lo an asylum. In New York where
u u mdcra,ood he IL coniied AT pres
ent.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
DeHcafely
Formed

and gently reared. women viii find IL
all the seasons OF their lives. "a maid
ems, wives and mothers. that the one
simple, wholesome laxative remedy
which acts gently and pleasantly and
naturally and which may be taken al
any time. when the syalem needs a
laxative, with perfect safety and real
~ beneficial effects. is syrup OF Figs
and Elixir of SIENNA
II has that true delieacy Of flavor
which Ia so refreshing 10 the taste,
that warming ana grateful tonng TO
the stomach which responds SO favor:
ably 10 its action ana the laxative 81.
feet which Is so beneficial 10 the sys.
tenn when, occasionally. It's gentle
cleansing 81 required
The genuine. always bearing the
name OF the California Els syrup Co,
may be purchased from all leading
druggists. In original packages OF one
fl,c only. price MY cgEiH per bottle
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-04-20
roo MANY tNIrit
oN KANSAS cry N\i,ktst

Klusus ClN stock Yards. Apru ~
Tu man, cattle were marketed
nst N,yk for ,hr good Of the mar
Bot. aud prices ciuscd 30 g. 20 lower
ON hray, steers aad on hcifcrs. Light
steers held zap nearly steady ami
COWS sold good. calves e httlc slower
stprllrfe and feeders a shade higher
~ auN different To-day supplies are
restricted al al points. aud the mar
Eti rs strong 90 20 higher mere sew
.,rai bear ~. lures were eliminated last
woes. megcst nt which vas the rnd
nf Lent and 10 looks like clcar sail
Mg ahead fpr "a liiti, while IN IN" eat
10. market Dealers say thrrc are
plcnt, of cattle pressing on the mar
k,i g. furnish am ample supply Tor
two months ahcud. \ rcaspna Die cN-
mnsiou fn consumpt,c channels may
'iakr az AN the cnltlo offered without
further luss,s Figurcs on the prob
All, grass supply for cattle indicate
a shortage this summer and fall.
This may Induce packers tu MI coul+
trs while the crop of corn ted cattle
lnsts and this would have a tendency l"
strengthen prices somcwhat Re.
cripts contain lots ct wrll finished
b,cyos. showing that feeders have
been holding on Tor some weeks
supply here today b. 500 head TOP
steers today brought $3.50, aud bulk
of q .rs. ranges from sjtj 10 80 -,
hoat. COWS at $50 to $3.50, hciirrs
SiT5 To &6I5. bulls ft2S to $50,
Caltcs are - quarter higher today.
tops s. up Quarautin, steers sell at
s6.25 to 5000 some thin light steers
down t. ti50. colorado killing steers
S5.rp nt els. StOckrrs and feeders
ore selling good. country dt mand IN
to Ga, limit OF tho supply bdlK "f ia"
stun t5L5 10 s5.5j, . few fancy lots
up TO 5000.
Hog values began tp harden late
| last week ana Is mndorat" run all
around today pcrmitta Il SELLERS To stiii
further strengthen Acir position. The
| maract is to Toe higher today run
! .dOn head. heavy hogs t6.20 at 80.
medium weights SIS IS az $40. lights
$685. 20 Seas Trade talk has
| changed iu the last week. bulls max
! ing the most noise noW, Somo of
them predict prices as good as at
| present. or better. tn June. Packers
I
| TN, south has been expected To- bay
! newly before this. aut 80 FAR mas
| ,Iflcd To- DO 80 \ reason given -
TINT small packing houses have
! sprung up IN tho south, ana tines"
are hllue part Of the demand Val
ues, 81 course. viii Dc determined by
volume Of receipts.
| Sheep and lamb prices finally
reached a resting place the last oi
| lhr week aficr tumble ~ - to 81
lccnts The market was frm ~ the
bottom Friday ana Is steady Ia strong
TODAY, bulk of The wooded lambs to-
| day az 1855 To tsS5. the latter the
top. Clipped lambs bring up L.
wooded ycarlings s5.si, weihrrs si''"
ewes si.ai, goats t3.oo TO s3.5o' Rnn
today rs l0,000 head here. The Ar'
Fansus valley has enough sheep ana
lambs len to- run two weeks, ana b'
tiat time Texas and Arizona viii he
coming In fun force, 80 that ther'
81, M TO be no rel 70 IN sight Sprihl
lambs hiring $3.50 10 $3.50. consider
ably less than before Easter prices