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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10

i91st anniversary Of the Polish con
stitution will he held under aus
pieces 81 the Seattle lodges OF Poll
iNh National Alliance. y. A.. on
sunday. nest. May 18th. IN Macca-
bee enpie. Ballard. Wash. Com.
mencement AZ p. IN. All cofnpa %
triots and friends Invited. Com
uittee
ZIONIST Plants Of All descriptions.
asia ffetiy ~. fhnuc Hcacen 80.
%Irr1ia fsurWaloeen 4iuckley six
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Situations Wanted
Female

~ ma 81 ~ a s-Tne { q Soaia lrcs
work out BY the day. caii Bea-
con ftsf.
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For SaLe-Liyestock

~.Ses~eee~>~-~~~~~> ~~>.r><~~<4~<-~~<
- hfad OF horses, ranging from
1000 20 1900 lbs, for sale. several
.hshD farm horses. some as low "a
f13syV each some good single
horses, weight about LOO lbs.
Ihis stock must be sold this week.
si5 Westiake Ave. ~
thoroughbred Befkshire brood SOW,
70 months. 200 lbs Week odd
Haired Rock chicks, I5c apiece.
Phone kcnwood 1877.
HORSE AUCTION co. i7zz lat Ave.
=. has sales Of horses. wagons.
harness, every Tuesday, j o. M. u.
W K0bb, Auet Phone Main 1892.
For Sale Cheap young Jersey
stock bnil. 1908 West Green Lake
boulevard
-Four mares IN f0sI, suitable Tor far
moi. WaiEon Bros. 1926 lat y.
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Observation-Disclosures


Wantsd-lTo rent furnished bachelor
APARTMENT: give description and
price. Address Box SAP. y. NJ G
city
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!. HITARY nAnnyys

~ qrF 2 lbn d sSn 81 - a.. =.
0iiitor scs legs lamb IL sxs
(oaa ~ veal roast isrs ne~s
Nc. lr11 lbs. creamsrv tpt,er
TEAM tsa Swiss cheese. ssc. mi
ue: M 100. zoe: 2 dor. rocLte.
"a TINS tomatoes. 4 90 sos
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FOR POULTRY AND

FOR POULTRY AND
VEGETABLES
This place IL ideally located. being
within n few minutes walk of the
ferry landing at kirkland A fine
level tract OF rich alder land ali
cleared. plenty Of water In tho
well and city water close by. New
s.room house, painted aud finished
throughout. good porches. fine
view Of Lake Washington. Stop
paying rent. buy this on terms Of
sio0 cash aud $40 monthly. Price
$3.50. clyde Hhckworih. kirk
land bank bldg, Kirkland. Wash.
PHINNEY RIDGE BARGAIN
New s-room modern bungalow cot .
tage. mission finish. cabinet
kitchen. bath between 2 bedrooms.
concrete basement. front and back
porchex. beautiful lot. with spleen
did view % Sound and mountains;
close TO Phinney car. Price only
$4,000. SOC down. balance ike
rent This 10 good buy. Take
Phihney car TO efth ~ Ask
COTTAGE REALTY co.
Phone Ballard 1874
A DANDY PLACE
To keep a COW and chickens. lots 81
fruit and garden. Big house.
beautiful view one block from car
and two blocks from Lake Wash
IuEton. Worth $4,000. will TAX 2
ta.Dea. la cash. balance on long
time payments
WEST COAST LAND COMPANY
iifs-it American Rank Bldg
TEN YEARS TO PAY FOR A HOME
VIII sell you a lot and build on u
any kind Of house you want.
Small payment down, balance In
sfaiiments running over 10 years
interest g. See owner. o. l..
wilieit. tsi Lyon Bldg. ard aud
James
$50 cash. sss per month. including
interest. buys this new modern
street Improvement In and paid .
will furnish same to suit you. on
came terms. blocks TO car.
Phone owner. Kenwood ist.
3bth Ave s. W. 4. acre, sound view
Groom cottage bungalow @6xso;
summer Kitchen. greenhouse. fruit
trees. 81 see: graded street. city
water Assessments paid. Tandy
Phone NJ. $500. Local 13.
Beautiful furnished bungalow, RAJ
VIENNA Park, lake view; cost tt.oo0.
owner leaving city. will sell for
1000. y cash. Main $500
For sale-oniy tsso--two nice lots
and good two-room house. TTsa
goth ave. ". w. Fremont Ballard
car.
Beacon hin business
property. view lot. Make offer.
beacon 1903.
4 -room bungalow. tig0 down. s2s.00
"A month. per cent on deferred.
21et n Union st.
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-r>r~e>r-c fTT1ff' 1NVENfl0Na' ~'N'-'~
SURE TO MAKE YOU RICH
Inventor has working models here
now, lie has given ua exclusive
contract TO sell patents outright.
panIes for manufacturing same Ia
Seattle.
Your idle money put In one Of these
propositions viii also give you
position. n desired
PACIFIC HUNfNif SH MEN'H
CLEARING House a EXCHANGE
zis Mshlhorn nidH
TO you want = start ~ one OF the
finest rhubafh roots In existence
send rs cents for sample root
and special offer OF free roots to
those who will contract 10 grow
WEST COAST COOP. ASSN.
weatlake Market bldg. seattle, WI
Authors. Writers. Composers " Mu-
ale. send me your manuscript. cash
or royalty. We buy and sell short
stories. poems. all Glasses OF ar
tlcles. music. etc, Fiefenee Nieh-
Location for home baksfy-~.nd cat
tine. large population. growing
rapidly. no competition ballard
ssf SOC West ts,h
Wantsd--partne for halt Interest
In picture theatre. Party buying
will take charge Ia managing. iis
Occidental Ave
A snap. VI TAKEN AZ once ssoo cash
balance trade. stationery. confec-
tionerf and cigar store. Phone
owner Main t1aa
Restaurant on and ave Good
chance foe hustler 10 make money.
Will take real estate. No agents
s0i.s bailey hidw.
Tailor chop fof sale. viii sacrifice
cid establishment. reasonable
price Niain ss7s.
fos saia or trade, grocery. cash
trade. cheap rents two living
roauna. I've Wrrtiake.
aaf0on. dotnK good business. Tor sale
cheap ~ taken az once. For FUR
ther particulars phone Main tsol.
Clocks called for, repaired. dsiiv-
afef. Huron. AL Hinckies bldx
Desk room In fire office, tio per
month. 2oi.z HALEY itidN.
Nichols. nunlaLnwa nlmEkIsy nlG-
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Timber Lands

q ACES timber land 100. tfg0 cash'
fso acres water front. - acres
timber. black soil. sac per acrs.
terms a-room modern house. lot
ssxtie, sl.fse. terms. 4. NJ. BIRD.
North 1oT
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OLD PENSACOLA
IN WATERY GRAVE

sAN FRANCISCO. May TO-
Ut q pits for the sake OF It's cop.
- oolts and fasteners. the old
- PENSACOLA, for years the train.
3 smp at the government station
iwns buena island. sank off
! Point here today within
- minutes after the wrecking
~ had abandoned Il.
-. ne SAP passed through the civil
ana aided 10 the promotion OF
naay naval officer.
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LAND pARTY-W ENATcHEE

LAND PARTY-WE NATcHEE
special round trip fare. pigs !.
n lew days Gel 10 acres aud
clear o. 500 10 ~ 900 a year with
piga. For thu first ume-~aifalfR
land fl0o an ncre-~st 80 an acre
down and OIL month per acre.
hatessa ana .es a1i % we ss
ments. 81 ticket covers all ss-
penHes. Your chance 20 escape the
high city expenses and salary
slavery, Call for full particulars.
CALHOUN. DENNY a EWING
Alaska building
MAYBE THIS ~ BOcfALisM
bought a large piece o. ground
near the interurban. t5 minutes
from Seattle. 70 minutes from Sc
attic city limits. The soil Is a
rich loan. and I decided 20 give
tracts 10 working people. for a
man can raise all hin vegetables.
poultry and berries on a tract OF
ground. and he will b. less at the
mercy Of the BOSS cut ~ into
tracts Of 1880 Square feet in siza.
I have shaved all the usual profit
from this plat and will let the
tracts go AZ 500. II you have no
Htt''f STU "at4h taHes N~iA+N " @NN
OSCAR ". JENSEN
sit Northern Hank IfldR. tth = Pike
IS ACRES FOR ti.s00
Location. Granite Fails. Ten acres
level. fine soil. soms timber, rest
rolling. Good soil No deep can
yonn. Fine dairytng proposition.
Large stream runs through land.
Mach OF this land IL easily cleared.
Terms one-tonth cash. balances ia
nine annual instaiiments. Interest
10 per cent You cannot do better
than this in Tnobomish county,
Close 20 Stiiiaxuamish river and
far away Good school. Good
roads Good nslKhhors. One set.
coal which ~ burns in hts cabin.
OLE HANSON A co.
Third Floor New York Block
III VOC WANT a CHICKEN
RANCH
Let me show you TIM. pincc: fine
pieces OF alder land. level. partial
~ Improved. house room Tor sew
erni handref chickens. fine gar
den patch, whore sou can raise
veEetables, potatoes and bsrrien
Price ft.eto. terms f1s down AMI
$40 per month. Call for John
AnderHons dock At Madison park
PIT irAeT 81 e,,Isr 9gA Taaas ,Ac r..
TERrRBAN AND SOONER
REACHED THAN GREEN LAKE.
CLOSE To MACspAMfZEn HOTL-
EvARD. STORES, HALL, SCHOOL
WITH YEARS OF HInH
SCHOOL. TELEPHONE. Ex-
CELLENT NEfGHBORuoOD
$500 MORTGAGE. WILL Ex-
CHANGE ~ roo EQUITY FOR
GOOD CITY HOME OR LOTS ON
WHICH ! CAN BUILD. X f1s.
cAnE sTAR
ss25 BUYS 8 GOOD ACRES
Close TO Seattle on a good wagon
ROAD. within driving distance Of
markets. Rich noii slight south
slope. for chickens berries. fruits.
etc. School depot and lake close
By. Terms 80 cash. $40 monthly.
Take Madison car and county fer
~ or steamer rrania 20 Burke a
F.rrar's Kirkland office or rali
i0s Cherry "a
20 an To h-acrc tracts on A0at.
pass. Steamer kitrap. Pier Z. 10
Suauamish. . a. m. Alder bottom.
near fine beach. Small payment.
$40 per month. East 1889. owner
10 acres $500. CLIFFORD.
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Ct bOit0As
Madam Del Sol, claIrsoy ant -lntpira-
Zionist. seven years ~ India, fou
VIII find consultation with hcf
beneficial. Hours 10 A. m. TO Z ..
m. daily. Wednesday and Aatur-
day evenings 20 10. Suite iz~lf,
Hotel Abbott. Pike ~.
FREE. FREE. FREE
Advice. addresses. information, gen :
eral fiHt correspondents. refined
high class business and social cir
cies. 1919 Northiaks Ave. NORTH
1b2. Florence Nichols.
Rupture cured. permanent. without
operation or dstentfon from labor.
over zoo cases cured past tive
years ages 90 rs. Harvard
system, s17 Eitei Bldg. Seattle.
Good home for small child IN prl-
vatc family. two adults, For par
tlculars phone Kenwood xlso.
Ambitious, refined widow desires
gentleman partner In lodging
house. X III. star. -------
GILLETTE BLADES sharpenedt ace
doz.: razors. 75o. etc 1901 tth Az:
Don't be lonely Join our .5atrimoniai
Bureau. Ladies' free. Ips Plne st,
ToUPEEs. wfdB--Af Kinds Of hair
work. Korb, 100 spring Ind tsyz
Nichols bungalows. Hinckley Biz.
Say II saw II In The Htar.
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Hello Wantcd---Female

Help Wanted---Femaie
several ladies for house-to house
dele handled ~ drug xists Not
10 trained and practical nurses
Permanent positions ard advance
uent SALARY and car fare Ap-
PLY room ssf liberty Hifz
Wantsd--rounx women. ei,her ss.
perienCed or tnsxperisneed- 20
work q. tsisPh:ne operators ,AY.
ply 90 tios tri Az or th22 iIth
sv, THE Pacific rslsphons and
Wanted Experienced BLADDER gtrls.
feeders for ruling machines, also
girls 10 learn. tood pay. Apply
al once. The Lewis Sears Fapnr
Co. SIT Western.
Competent. rellabl. ssrl Tor genera.
housework IN small family good
waitress Call mornings broad
way ear. 1905 Federal ave. cor
ner Of Blaine street
Wanted - .omp~t~at woman % as.
alst tn Homework. must SO home
nights. good wages. references roo
unlved TOO Waldorf Apartments
solicifoFs either male or female. foT
one Of the best selling articles on
market. can make good pay. Call
mornings 20et and ave.
Mothers. We board your children.
$500 month. Orphans free. MI.
Calvary Home. 1914 uiswett Rev.
Roas I Cummings. Nupf.
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Wanted FARMERS 20 sell our great
fhuhafh roots send 10 centa and
get fine sample root by mall ann
Information huw you can set q
start In the most proflgabie bus
inesa on the coast Limited sup
ply. Write quick.
WEST COAST co-or. ASSN.
wensiake Market Htds, Seattle WI.
STRAIN ENutNEEitA in demand az
ss.se 20 ss.so per s.hour day our
nchooD fit~ you for license 10
shortest ponnihte tins low cost
Investigate. Hse Manager Faux
ner about special. Seattle Enki.
ne.rinx school Rooms 1853. sos
WANTED at once. 90 young msn or
ladies 10 prepare for positions a.
commercial OF railroad telegraph
operators. positions guarantees.
sfe-ts0 monthly. Apply or write
Pacific Telegraph Institute. sos
SouAx men wanted Tor ratlrcsd sve
Co learn. salary tfs 20 SOC. ppsk
ttons guaranteed. Call OF address
Sstionai telegraph instissta
pioS Ard sv. oppssits urpn~An
Szierlsd positions ii All itrss o. w
PACIFIC nuANEss MEMS cI.Hays-
I<a HOUSE AND EXCHANGE
ata Mehlhorn Hids.
wanted: bright young
naaa. accurate aud willing 20 work.
cAsi AZ star editorial ruurns,
WHY doe. f.undauist seli ts9 suit,
for ttSf Because he sells them
upstairs. Room sos Empress Ths-
ARE Building
Learn 10 DO = good bssbss st
MOf.En BARRIER COLLEGE
1sQ Occidental Ave.
HaEora. safety blades. scissors and
knives sharprnei. keys made. Fo-
pairing. iGsA wes,iaks
Wanted Plano teacher who can
room with US Ttf Marion. Main
sff.
aan % work on farm ~ho Will take
s sss sss, part payment Phone
wftnsss man wanted lays wees,
ss6o per day. Call Central Wet
Wash. ass sth n
Ray Il saw II Ia Trio star
sprins ~ poot room. Evsrrthinf
av. W. crarsr' Ted Dame.
Mems suits cleaned and pressed.
sl.oe: anisitorinn. it.s eth az
Situation Wanted--Malc
Wanted = Position ~ carpenter.
xood worker IN any branch - tho
trade reasonable wages. Address
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Funeral Directors.

--~-~~~-~~---~--~~>--- -~-~-~-----------~~~>~-.
BgTTERw ORTIZ a SONS
Professioual Directors and fstrsnsed
Embalrners 1891 list Phones 9ts
University Undertakiug Pariors, fsfs
18th n Z. North 2f2 W. T.. Fork .
ner
Bouney- Watson Co. Funeral Dirsc-
tors. Third nv. and University.
Main IL. Elliott .st
~-~~t.trUI1~1,r~~~< ~
We aim u sHtisfy--afid viii Equlp-
nerais PARIS Ff.OR1sT--2is Pike.
HUNS TI.OKAL Co. col ard. Main
zftg-cut flogers deNIsns see--s
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Furnished Rooms.
Furnished Houses

& room cottage. furnished. $3.50 per
GSBEL. 400 ARCADE BLDG.
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Board and Room.

scs S' foSSc. ffsasSSccsa fafs: fof No
bfiI 1920 Marion. Phone Elliott
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1912-05-10

Wanted Babies or children g board
by rurse In private suburban
home, Phone Keuwood SOS.
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Classified Directory

9occoo~.t = !, q ~~o.o~oo.c.
-RAke BOOK or house. cottage. bun-
Hhivw plans. giving sizes, etc. soc.
VI w. Voorhees,. Archf All Ftfai 2Ik
n,.ha..: LnngaIows. HIncFTeT blk
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ilood home rDr BABIES ana children,
good care. 1890 month. North
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Wanted FARMERS 20 sell our great
fhuhafb roots. send 10 centa and
get a fine sample root by mail anu
Information huw you can set
start In the mast profitable bus
ineas on the coast Limited sup
al Irls
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-12-14
- = . @. ..
! n! And
4 FALL TRADE GOOD
!: Continued from nrst page.)

p. H. Denu OF, the. Bemidji Pioneer
Business is first class and our
plant is running overtime. Outside
sales are steadily increasing and
home trade continues good.''
cent: 6 Christmas n! stock is moving in
first class shape"
Arthur Gould of Crane and com
pany could not be reached but he has
stated at other times that business
IN Bemidji has been good this fall.
W. G. Schroeder - Mr.. Schroeder
could not be located when called on
the phone but had stated earlier in
the morning that his Christmas stock
was moving rapidly and that condi-
tions were fine. :~."..... -.
f. G. Troppman "Our sales are
better than year ago. Our Christ
mas stock has just started to move
but is going nicely"
IT. A. Carlson-"Busines has been
very satisfactory and indications are
that it will far exceed my expecta-
tions.''
K. K.-Roe of Roe and Markusen-
"Very good is what I can say for bus
mess. We: look for our banner year
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-12-14

groes, and whites. \ The measure did
not come to q vote but 1t is under
stood that It will in January IN his
speech, the congressman said:
"We say this is a great country,
with its morals, traditions, virtues
and examples, deserving to be emu
lated and envied by the other coun-
tries of the earth. But we see an AZ
rican with much brutal force, with no
moral character, with no stamina, in
defiance of the laws of Illinois-yea,
in accordance with the laws of Him
ois-in defiance of the municipal reg
ulations, entering the Office of pro-
batting magistrate, or other legal Of
ticer in that city, and calling on him
to issue TO me, Jack Johnson mar
riage license to wed "a young Amer,
ican woman of our own blood, of our
own color" -....... .:....z ..........~. -
The speaker declared that sin the
fellowship between the blacks and the
whites in the south, the blacks re-
spected the superiority Of their for
mer masters, and would commit self
destruction before entertaining the
thought of matrimony with Cau-
casian girl.' . .,.~.
"Intermarriage between negroes or
persons of color and Caucasians, or
any other character of persons within
the United States or any territory un-
der their jurisdiction would be pro-
hibited under the resolution introduce
ed by Roddenberry.
"The term negroes, or persons of
Color" is defined in the bill as any
and all persons of African descent or
having any trace of African or negro
blood. 49, -
Representative Roddenberry is a;
southerner but there are many north
ern men in congress and many more;
who are not in congress who would
like to see such a law passed. The
marriage of Johnson has brought
home with brutal force the allow
ances made by our present laws. ,:
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-12-14
Why I Buy at Home.


Because this is the place where l
make money and this is the place to
spend it.
Because my interests are here.
Because I believe in transacting
business with friends. 49,,
Because the community that is
good enough for me to live in is good
enough for me to buy in.
Because I want to see the goods.
Because I want to get what I pay
Because every dollar spent at home
stays at home and works for the de-
velopment of the city.
Because the man I buy from stands
back of the goods.
Because I sell what produce here
at home.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-12-14

A Des MOines man had an attack
of muscular rheumatism in his shoul-
der. A friend advised him to 20 to
Hot Springs. That meant an expense
of $4,000 or more. He sought for
a quicker and cheaper way to cure
it and found it in Chamberlain Lin
1ment Three days after the first ap-
plication of this liniment he was
we'll. For sale by Barker's drug
stOre.-Adv.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-12-14
Why a Hens Egg?

Many years ago when chickens and
ducks were first domesticated they
were kept for their meat. But some
one soon found out that eggs were
good to eat also and since then there
has been healthy demand for eggs.
But the demand for eggs of the hen
has outstripped that for the egg of
the duck so far that few people have
ever eaten ducks egg. Yet they are
good as any farmer will testify.
What made the difference? Ad-
vertising! Every time a hen lays an
egg she steps off the nest with the air:
of having done something of which
she may justly be proud and of which
the world should know. The fact is
advertised in her loudest tones. The
noise. attracts her neighbors and
friends who also take up the clamor
and add to the force of her individual
advertising. The owner of those
chickens knows at once that some-
thing really important has happened.
Picture the duck! She quietly goes
off in an out-of-the-way place, lays
an egg, and without fuss of any kind
resumes her usual walk in life. No
one knows when nor where the duck
lays her egg. She acts ashamed in
stead of proud. No news is made of
the fact. The world is not told of
her achievement. She does not ad-
vertise. -. j
Mr.. Merchant, don't be duck es-
pecially at this time Of the year.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-12-14
PARCEL POST TO
START JANUARY
Continued from first page).

masters for use in the parcels post
system. There is set of twelve de-
nominations. ~.-.
Parcels post maps, with accomp-
any1ng guides, are to be sold to the
public at their cost, seventy-five cents
through the chief clerk of the post
Office department..
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-12-14
Hearty Congratulations.

The Blackduck American this week
issued the first number of it's volume
IL. Having completed eleven years
of active service in Northern Minne-
sofa, the American and it's editor, E..
L. Oberg, are to be heartily congratu-
lated. Blackduck is alive and with
proper support the American is good
for many years more.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-12-14

Wants 1ntermarriage Stopped.
Following the action of Jack John
son in marrying Lucille Cameron, a
white girl, some time ago, Represen-
tative Roddenberry of Georgia, has
introduced resolution in congress
to prohibit the intermarriage of ne
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-12-14

Because the man I buy from pays
hispart of the city and county taxes.
p Because the man l buy from helps
support my school, my church, my
lodge and my home.
Here is where I live and here is
where buy.-Ex. l
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1912-12-14
Pianos

Pianos slightly used at $1so
Worth $780,. ...
New pianos from $500 to $3.50
Discount of 25 per cent ON
all new pianos bought at this
sale. Terms to suit your pock-
ct book. With each and every
piano we will give you a beauti-
full Velure scarf, instruction
book and stool to match piano.
Just stop and figure out Is
per cent on a $4OO Piano and
see what you are saving if you
buy a piano at this sale.
If we haven't got the piano
of your choice in our store wo
will send to the factory and
have it shipped direct to you
at the same discount if bought
at his sale.
The oasis., 1912-10-12
f( ....,
Saturday, October I2, 1912
Live Stock Market.


 KANSAS CITY, Oct. 4, 1912.- Cattle received here this week 84,- | 100, last week 75,700, same week last year S2,200. The total this week includes 11,000 calves, and 1 the largest of the season. Prices middle class killing steers declined first of the week, which had a tendency to reduce shipments after Tuesday. Dealers say there will be two more weeks of heavy SUD- plies, in which case there may be more price reductions on the mid dle grades, though prime cattle are safe, and butcher kinds find a ready outlet. Stock cattle held up firm this week, but feeders followed in the weeks of the declining middle class beef steers. Admitting the losses since the middle of August, beef steers still remain about $l 50, higher than a year ago, and feeders are $1.25 higher than then. h. diana and Illinois distilleries began buying plain feeders here this week for their winter slop feeding, taking fifty loads weighing 1000 to HOO pounds, at cost around $5.75. Last year these buyers got their cattle here in August, at about $4.60. These distillery cattle sold in Chicago this spring and early summer at $S 90 to $9 50, making the feeders a barrel of money. Colorado beef steers have sold at $500 to $S 90 here this week, and quarantine steers are selling at $4.25 to $590, the latter being highly mixed in quality. Range grass cows and heifers of decent quality have sold this week at $40 to $615, bulls a quarter higher, $4.10 to $5.50, veals a shade lower, best $9 50. Hogs re ceived here this week 31 300, last week 29,900, same week last year 42,700. The market has exhibited great strength last few days, based largely on big spurt in provisions September sales of stocks of mea in packing houses were heavy, ant reduced the same heavily, arousint some anxiety on the part of pack CTS about future supplies. Sheer received here this wesk 70,50O last week 68, 400, same week las year 62,000. Receipts continue t upset theories of dealers, who hay all figured on reduced supplies, a compared with last year, this talI Instead gains have been mad continually. Best lambs now brln $6.50, feeding lambs $5.50 to $5.o( fat ewes $500 to $3.50, wethers u to $3.85. As soon as receipts fal off little there should be qulc reversal of present unsatlsfactor conditions.
 J. A. RICKART,
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