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The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

The City Van. Transfer. Livery a.
Storage company Al kinds of hzOi--
ing and the best Of livery eqUIQmQnts.
Prompt attention. 10, .gIsT tIpIHss afi
the business. Barton & Ter-GfilDrp.-
pretOrs.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

AS I write today this store Is filled
with people taking advantage of our
Big Reduction Sale. Mcconnell &
Lowe
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

MISCELLANEOUS

The Manual Savings alafA
Building asEsguiHiCnn mas 4 con-
stant supply of money 90 loan OASl
business bGi9dtngs md town aaIz'
city residences on the moutasy in--
stallmens plan. permittiaS lthsrsE /
terms of repayment. Apply 1so
William A. Marsh. secretary. Ss,T
Main street, Grand Junction. CoA1s.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

FOE SALE-0f1 papers for laying
under carpets, ctr, at SenJleel office.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
To salt Lake City.

for Salt Lake City on a business trip.
He viii be gone for several days.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
Nerr An ShnIt StnY.

Madame f. Lebure and r. II. Mum
of Crested Butte are visitors in the
city for a short stay.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

ELLIOTT'S SPECIAL Ladies'
$3.50 and 81 Shoes, S1.95 today
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

Moving of any desumUuuU u.nRat-
ter how laTEe or small done IN lht
mos satisfactory manner = "
Milne, 3l9 Colorado avenue Juneti0,
22S.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

For the best of livery service see
that you get Mines 31g Colorado
avenue. Phone Junction 22S-
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

Get 70 r harness oil while you are
idle. Fred Mantey.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
Harry Pierce in Town.

Harry Pierce a well known ranch
man OF the Bonita valley and secre-
tary Of the school board at De Beque,
is a visitor in the city today.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

FOR SALE-oId papers for laying
under carpets, etc, at Sentinel Of
flee.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

HAIR WORK-Mrs. Stewart lAH
West White.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
FOR SALE
MOUNTAIN WATER NOT HERE.

BUFF ORPINGTON-Chickens and
eggs, the best that money buys.
Mantey Heights.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

FOR SALE-Alfalfa prompt de-
livery. Phone Linden 1881.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
RUG
SALE

o a o
unit saying that there other which perfectly mns wit" the dark wood finish
as
has acurOou i
in and ha the
Of
OF O
a
the
a o. a III
and assist i first Mr. have
Just und from he Naval pr T
in o
o to o
ecneso o. the t. 6 o EN-
are ebecmng learn
and lot e art
ket e asraan nd a cured one
them of to b found o o o
n a specimens"
of will an
O. FRI t i
personally to
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

FOR SALE Groom house at $50
Teller, Groom at 602 Teller, D
room at 1913 North 7th Gail
$50 Teller, phone Hickory 6S2.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
LOST AND FOUND.

Templar watch charm
Maltese Cross; engraved on back
C. l.. w. Reward. $500, if re
turned to Sentinel office.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

FOR White Orpingtons, and
cockerels and eggs. j. J. jenkins,
Phone White 1856
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

WANTED-Practical pruner wants
work pruning Call at Ala Rocka-
way e. e. Grayford.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02

WANTED-Two or three gentlemen
10 room and board at 535 Grand.
The daily sentinel., 1912-02-02
WANTED.

WANTED-25 head of horses to feed
for winter. Good shelter and run
ming water. Phone Hickory 1928,
or ]. E. Mckenzie, the plumber
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-11-05
Small Talks

PAIKAu IEE-wara pooe ne good lend ci,hcart
aud Willie Crawford Bmeby ikau, plenty pltia
setrcsrectne trooper in the or ever n. tho
mounted branch Of the service cavalry calvary cavalry.
just returned from the Coast where the sentiment among
the are going vote for
Roosevelt because he was
know what doing in Honolulu as
to politics As Sam Parker personal
graduating him his nomination
contradict every word that one Rose
James about thing Of ioyride
as was in the lselehua hospital for week
MARsToN cANdPBEL1-I y life to public work
and now am glad to retire to private life
that Territory employed me-
POLICE JUDGE rARNAor Tho noioa - 80 ~ A.,
fines and for
They $4,000 That shows what a
G. F. AFFoNso-After Tuesdays myself
untrammened American citizen of
have been in the thick of the
follow will do not etter
MANUEL tel
Republican
have good chance keep inside they
know better Let her Bye and bye they the
JOHN M MARTINIn capacity tisaloon
round of the gin palaces galleries me-
respectable have his behind
KEILThe Kuokoa concerning
fully appreciate
association will
A. cAsTRo-Af all said political of activity
we will all around and proper thing
for Tuesday As individuals
tvene that the individual of the anything
M police department
been without scandal believe he has been
vote for him 1t is better have positions
smart although believe Jarrett has himself
honest
not out with the regulars during the recent To mind
nothing spectacular hills
day of the There the artillery
pOsiOns the
and the rOt of Red cavalry 1t wonderful
picture people,
O. cRANEMy short visit to the Hawaiian Islands
pleasure During travels thirty
hosptabe people, Everything is the ego ahead principle 1t is
der that their
Co.,
E. O. Hall & Son 1t positively staggered me-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-11-05

Honolulu police tt police
simply
living puthe supplied i and
police rcf.tei ~ them
q something
inucs hut donf Def thai there should be sopuo labor
bard labor i1ige should Tie
hard dranta wife heaters such
icmcunn Prisoners oahng usurous The public
things up before the public as horrible examples
the defenses the civil War by southern IL
A. shipp Twentieth Infantry
Douglas Utah. during the
spp the the
Military furnished number Of
men %
declining when the
calling
The Virginia Military
Of the around the Shenandoah continued
students who drilled
military acics being Captain ships father
The the when the
Newmarket the Southern Army They fought in
battle
of episodes
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-11-05
In the Fight Up to the Last Ballot.
(From Monday Adveltiser)

'Wod brought that stories been
the other islands by wireless that have Withdrawn from the
candidate Delegate
candidate for should Governor Woodrow Wilson be
elected President e Tuesday.
of withdrawal whole cloth
emphatic possible that
will the that the last ballot is
ed political candidacy
prove boomerang
L. L.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-11-05
Democratic Committees Denial.

Made desperate by the apparent which KuhO facing
cry last vain effort the day. Wireless have been
hood that h. MeCandes has withdrawn the Delegate
Democratic ticket and will
the Democratic party win in the national election
This haeace be with
Mca1ess candidate for Delegate the Democratic ticket and not
candidate for
Hawaii and that the undehand dealing and knaysh which
marked the hght Kuho
the votes of those who believe in and fair
(signed) BERTRAM q. RyENBURGH,
Chairman Of the Democratic County Committee.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-11-05
Single Denies Sending Messages.

Robert W. Single chairman of the Republican Territorial Committee
wireless other islands the effect that McCandess had with
bending his
the govenoshp
of said
sent headquarters it without knowledge and make
this denial as like
When told that one of the messages PuPorng come from him
sent message of the kind TO Rice. else,
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-11-05
HANDY WEAPON.

"lt r. comfortable 10 see ones hus
band sitting down after dinner 10 shioy
his cigar AMI then there rs something
rnih,r soothing about The aroma of "a
good cigar, too
"fOh, J DON'T rarp anything about
me comfort ~ N or mo aroma, but ms
long as my husband smokes, u viii al
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-11-05
BORN

'lEGBurN NoYfiuier 3. Nina,
hau, " Honolulu, 20 Mr. and Mrs.
Percy = clrghorn, b daughter
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1912-11-05

ways be easy 10 tell him how to begin
when he insists that We have 90, "a
oeonomize. Judge.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
,,Odnfferen""
6re6og Den 9. 6ebruor 1912.
gIais 9ssr.

NisiiOnsmpOe er 6etenlt Der /
Blair 0anife Menig6eo III Oogene
%. 5e6r.-3. Quarts. Der i~nO6goes
blerteligt til 09o0et. lilreiienOega-
iter beoes meloe 0ere3 aomme til
gQt. g. s. aieGer.
- $3.50 off on watches for 30
days to reduce stock.
w. II. Palmer.
Der tales, % ifrioes ogioa-
boooe ! 8pens Blade % / Omobo
9agbla0e - ON 0fiis 9attie no
lenbecfs 9Gosaoriog. 6oreIo6ig /
boert 5olo oil ri intet n1oet iige.
emo 1t Der cores 6Ooo Der fan, for
at foa opfIaret. boaO Der par liar
iog til Ben ullge 8i9es uoenteoe
pIsoielige 9so. Oct er 10 urpttigt
at iige noget. nanr ri life er /
Stano til at me00ele l1oget paaliOe-
Itar.
= $3.50 buys a 7 jewel Elgin
in a nickel case at II. Palmers.
5 Ons0ogs 6anfeoes Ser poa
8eren til 8eooftoren5 aontor, og
Do ban bgO: Som in0l trooote gan.
he uoentet Dor gamle Ben 0tartin
6eiaien ira 8icfion, alberta, Cana
Ao, mo. Set er life iuit Dor Sfif at
uirrterpierpe" Soft, men oIli9eoel if
oi Ell bel Del at Dioe ON 6orboI.
6eue oeroppe. : 5pert 5aG0 ipnes
9r. 6einien iaa go0t ON 6or5oI.
bene ct al" 6eroppe, at ban ogter
ct iplqe i'm Gien0om ! 4enHor0 for
at fp1te permanent go / 2a6erto.
W. II. Palmer gives 25a
on watches for the next 30 days.
Hamilton II Jewel only
1925 at W. r. Palmers.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
Smc6rlrrlino Enifcs.

en una. BELT troeu0e Mon0. ION
onifer Di0ere llo0omeIie i Smeoefa.
GET. fan iaa Gla0s til Doris eaer
4oril 5os uHoerteqHeoe. Gn 6or.
6u1ogr oil foretrrffcs. men en- no.
lqrt SDeno fon cbcntneIt ogiaa
brlaes.
Socob SEMEN
2nct. Mis.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09

6ol6 for Chen fife ioeele. ioo oeO
ieg, at me0 @u0s 6iplp fan 0e
bIipe oct. SEQ bar Dpret GrGit bnn.
be / @is.. Minn, 9eebr., % 3o. og
pes noget ON, boilfen opI0ig Sim
0rina BET itren9e 9interoeir fan
uNre for BET firfeliae @rbei0e. 6oor
mangen nag o. Pl0re 01ano o.
0oit10e maa life ifooe bieume belle
@interen % fan fife fonuue I'll Sir
fe - por ioaoonne / 5Io, oiI0e
Geiret 81 auloel fife binore Dem.
6Dor mango 9ern iopner ; 5sn-
BAG sffolelprere fife Ssn0o15Ifo-
len / 6enne itrenge giuter? ; 5lo.
uiIoe ; fife iaDne Dem noaen S6n-
Sag / 2loret al Ben @rln6. 6oor
moraen 9rGit oar fife / @inter on-
itrenat in for At noa 8irfen - %
iou finoe BEN tom. : 6la. er Rel
ret oltio til at iur0es noe /. ingcn
Grait herneoe 5ar / @anter fu1oet
lin Qirfe TOM pa @runo al @ei-
ref. Gr 0erfor oGe nore 6or6oIo Tor
Ji0cn fife ioeele. 'ao er 0o8 Oc
flinoti fe Tor6ola iaoonuHe. At DC
fan 6lioe SET. fremior / tn mon.
5olmo 0ort5" 8aar 6r. aoi en-
0q1a fonmrcr ND al lin 6eie set,
nil bar moa'fe fsle min0re emit til
at iparfe til noaet, ban life fenOer,
END 6iotil. Com BEN ser nltian On.
fer Dor aoloni 6remgan8 % @Pfir
5Uoer ieg Dem al port 1oIf Ger
trneer paa n ilutte til 6loriOo,
Gelfommen Qom % beis9 os friu
til %. OF oi ifaI ppre enboer ia
bebiplpefia, iom ri fan. Stem life
nor 4oloni. mar ) MI enaan8 uil
iii SD0en. vi hefin0er os Gle oel
0eo oet oeilige @eir, ri oaafia M
Scr. 5oor un0er ri nlIe
Fer u0ciGuate pieHf1ifer en-
0}lmoimaa al, hoao oi far ioo0an
al @i bar M iaaet 6Dgqct
3 6uie i Dor aoIoui ioa Der er BE-
zea oil IA lutte meo en-
fprlis Silicn I'll aae mine Gam.e
8ermer / Por0en - til y1if."s Re.
% 2Piere.
Sydn. %. 1912.
q. g. S6renfen,
Roaers. 0ia N10ian Springs 6ld.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
98 e0eTen.
llnoOOms. on Misiionsmpoc

6oloes, oil @uo, / @ompton. 9}e6..
ira 90. 6ebr. ON 9ftenen til Den
3. Mnrts. Brn1terne 9. Senior, 8.
L. Semen. ;. @ertien og aorl
0anien bill oeltage. 5or6anoIings-
moocr 6oloes 6reOog gftcrmiooog.
gnmet cr Bort aol0~, SOL. 3, Z
% Gfi. 1. tt-t5 oq 2sroag ST.
termiO6o9, gmnet er agor Scamp.
I aor. 8, 26-27 % Sis. 6, y.
99eIo e0er j Ii0e 2Iae er oel-
TONNE. Scr eoer Image for at font
ne me0.
4na oe nn9e8 % Menig6e0ens
9eane u. ID. 5c6ult3.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
sn sala.

ct qoot. nuiten mt 7.9Greliers
6us / BLAIR meo Y 4cre Soro /
6%rngtbaOe til enites Iolgt / 5oraa.
rel. 9eligaenbe0en er iaroeles guife-
liz iinr ior en- oouif Semitic SITE
Iouat ira airfe 90 SJote.
@armere Gplpsuing gennem 9Ia.
0ets aOntor.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
@lisiionsmpbe

On Sub oil. oi6oIoer Bethel
@ening6e0 / 9mig6t, 81, 9fis.
iionsmeoe fra -. til IS. 5ebruor.
begge Gage me0regnet.
gemner inObDoes til at tomme
og 6ol6e Ssitio meo os. De beOes
mel6e 0eres aomme i GOD Gi0 til
@enig6eoeng 6ormano, SIR. gaul.
ien, Dnigbt, 81.
Boa Menigbeoens 8e9ne
5. Simonen.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
9iOt nm FlOri6G
/ alminOelig6eO % zen oanife So.
loni beS Nogers / SerOeles6eS.
(5ortiat ira She 81

8olitiffen er Der I 6la. ION oDer-
nIt ! Sp0eu meget eniioig Zen er
ooerDejelOe 0emofrntfIf og og ao
blmoroa0oen. Staten tiener fun
SRrinteresierne % Oisie fan faa
Der meo ben Iop9i0enOe og o6mmen.
De 9iagt, ION De pnifar. Sfal der
Zig nepne 8Rng oa
Dc er ioa iorifeIlige ira, 6pao De
fIeIte ! pore 6iemitater fenoer ser
bar man life 5tatsipna Ter. ION
0i fea0er Dem. 1eriuo0 iplger Ga
ten 6a19en til De Store 9um5er- OF
6erpgntiu 3om9aanier. en- 90 p-
ner al set 9r5ei0e. Sc paa 1togen
mulia 0}oooe fan. no al oisie Staf-
Ter. 6eniDnet til 8etiprof95eo maa
ofte oiqe Tor Gangebenipnet ser er
g8rnits~, iom bar itor S~aof.g0elie
| Staten % o. "a oDer 3ommerne,
ION fgber oae 5tat5fangerne og ino
iRlger Dem til aa0re. @oa ia mo
Z 0ise ,Gnmps@ og u5tocfa0es",
iom be fol0es. og ut0er % De 6or-
Bolo og Soar, 8angertle leDcr I'M.
Der 0a mna mon nGten 9iDe 9iaa-
Dor 1}et DER faa0e. SDis Der er
noaen. iom iffe tror Joa ct 6eloe0e.
Io0 bom goa iH0 / en- a6lori0o-
Stocfooe~, % bon ital mart faa
en- aHoen 9ieaing Sec bar 'elD
me0 eyre Zine / oUer 2 0@faane0er
0oqlig iet Oisie 6orbolo, ioa jeg
oeo nof, 6Dorom ieg i~frioer. Dan
mao Dnfe Sc St1fler, mar man Ter
Dem ore0en ON o. 6e6oHolet barre
emo areatnrer. 5 al Sla8s Geir
@ennem gan0 og arat meo ct Bar
Npn0 me0 3}ifGer oDer Dem ia8es
oe pe0 Taagrn ino / Sfooen at TAP
be 9rpcr % omle &arpifs til Ter
pentin % 6liDer pe0 til Solne0-
gang. Soaom gaar oe Dag no og
Gag mo beIe aaret run0t unota-
gen Senoagene % Sule0ng Dan
Ter Dem fomme biem ON aftenen,
6riuDaooe of glegn eaer DaaO til
oper anperne al at baOe / 8ano,
er oct iaa folot, raoot 9eir, fan
man 10 foreitille Jig, 6ooroan Oct
mac feles at trpffe ! oisie tribe.
be Dragter Sen nnite Norgen ST.
4 Iiaeioa poaoe iom De tog Dem al.
Gan Sc fife f6lge Erop eaer oil IT.
f. lnftre Or6re oanfer Der Rife'
iIoa pao ben bare arop. GreDer 81
at flngtc, foor Gogten 500 for al
ffnoe Dem ne0. clipper en- enfeli
arf, bor Be gIo0bun0e, Selefor
% TeIegrof til 0eres grllg, og oct
oorer rife Irnge, fereno en- itrtO'
fommen er fonget od pc Der
stoffel, mu iuur ban en- blooiq
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
q lamar s:

@uostieneite 1. % 3. 5sn0os /
boer 0aaneo 6ormioOug 81. II.
llngoomSme0e (paa GngeliD boer
,. % 1. Senoog / buer @anne6.
gftermiOong 81. go.
Sen0agsitole boer Sen0oe 5or.
mio6a8 ST. 10.
Drum: 8uostieneite 5ormi6.
Bag 81. 1920 ferite og treble Ssn.
Sag / bper @aaneo. SenoagsifoIe
6per SsnSog aI. $50.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09

0lisfpnsmebe

WliaNbAEH
On @u6 oil of6oloe5 Missions.
me5e get6ouia 9eniq6eo. p}in-
Sen, 1ebr ira 5ea 20. III %.
1e5rilar. 1912.
Geaaer, iom a1 fer ct 0qre meo
o. e Tag eli Dpre 5iertelil
DeIfomne.
Boa @enig6c0cns gegne.
g. g. 6. Sanfen.
9irfeinbUiclIe o. IlisFonsmb0e.
8et5el oonif co..lut5. Meni96e0
COS 4naeles gnIif. nater Of iH0.
Die lin M airfe poa Grinitp % 30
@ooe Ben IS. 5ebruar
Misfionsme0e oe TO fslgeu0e
Aitener.
qonosmpno ino6Does oanligit
9iirei en0e 6e0es mel0e ii9 til en-
al nn6ertegneOe for 6en "A 5e6ruor.
8oa @enig6e0ens @egne.
6. q 0isien, 5ormono.
1923 9orcD St.
g Sobnfon
76t ~ 6 p ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
Gn zfrroeribenS

fan ino ito0i8t or5ejos 6os uu0er.
leaae0e 9lnret runot.
G6rf ftinH an0ere en-
4lbert 2en, Wtiun
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
MlisiionsmpOer

6oJoes, oil ono, / ebene5er Strife,
Chicago, 5a.. (6iornet al %. Rocf-
nell Ct. & @obaniio aoe) Spnoo9
ben #. 8e6r. meo @uostieueite
5ormioSag 81. 1890, MsOe 81.
termioOog al 3.l5, 4ften ST. 80,
iomt be 70 iolgen0e Segne0a9e
6oer 9liten 81. 8. 9aitor g5uarlp,
@altpoco oil prp0ife.
3enner in0bD0es.
= RP6erfpn
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
@nostieneiter etc.

5sn0ogsifoIe 81. 9.t5.
6eimesieguOStieneite 81. 1910.
4ftengiostieneite al. 7.30.
a0in0eforeningsme0e Onsoag
Gftermiooag 81. 2.30 Sen II. 6ebr.
Dos Mrs. @m. Sobuion.
QQt niI @n0.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1912-02-09
WhsiiUns meoe.

om @no oil, af5ol6es Ser Ris.
iionsmcoc / ebcnc3ar D}cnigbeo.
2faou5on. "a. / Gogene 25.-27.
7e5r. 1912.
On Gftermiooogenc oreitcs fsI-
Qea0e Gmner:
/. Eoorfe6es ifol De aon0eli9e
osoe bIipc leocuoc? (e5ec6icl 3
ia.
,. 6Oorleoes ifdl paftc @enneiter
fommc til 1reS me0 SUB? (9uf
! $50
3. 6uorIe0es ifnl @u6s 5oli oof.
ie % til Ranos GooeH6co % til
Fl niofrrt @9isiionsar5ei0e2 q aor.
- q: . Qor. >. t0.
aiert,ria Sas5gac,ie til all, iom
ri auile os i oi5ie 9frbei6s. %
6e'toa9e.
Raa Ieni9beoens gegne
@. g. Gbriitinrien.
= Boys watch in 20 year Gold
filed case. Only $500 at
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-22
B. B. A.'TERM CONCERT

Decidedly the musical event of the
season will be the term concert given
by the music department students of
the Bryan Baptist Academy on Mon
day night, May q. Mr.. Herbert Will
liam Reed, the director, has spared no
pains to make this an event of interest
to every music lover. With splendid
array of talented pupils he has pre-
pared a program of rare excellence,
such as the people of Bryan will thor
oughly appreciate.
The concert will be given at the
Colonial Theatre, and no admission
will be charged. The program will
begin at S:15 o'clock sharp, and every
one is requested to be seated by that
hour.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-22
the birds will have to get out of the
track or risk the consequences.

the birds will have to get out of the
track or risk the consequences.
Postmaster General Hitchcock is
very much interested in aerial trans
portation and believes that science has
made such progress that ultimately
the establishment of an aerial mail
service will be practicable.
The promoters of the scheme hope
that the fight will be made In the
fastest possible time and without
stops. Train time between New York
and Washington is five hours, but with
favorable conditions it is expected that
the aeroplane will cover the distance
in less than four hours. Upon reach
ing Washington the aviator proposes
to fly over Pennsylvania avenue.
alighting at the door of the postoffice
building
Paul Peck, who may thus become
the first aerial postal clerk, is Fl years
old and a native of Washington Work
ing in conjunction with army engi-
neers, young Peck made many sue
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-22
KANSAS CITY
LIVESTOCK MARKET

Kansas City Stock Yards, May 20
Cattle prices moved up 15@25c last
week, as the run was small again
Dealers figure that the consuming pub
lie will not stand for much further ad-
vance before it quits eating beef, in
which event sales of dressed meat
will fall off and urgency of packers
needs will be displaced by independ-
ence, and chance for them to get
back at sellers, who have had 1t their
own way all spring. But the limit has
not quite been reached, as the market
is strong to 10c higher today, and
new top at 1915 for the year. and for
all time in May at this market, was
paid These top cattle were not by
any means sensational drove by way
of finish or breeding, being Colorado
rang bred Herefords, branded. weigh
ing 1882 pounds Another drove Of
branded CoIorados sold at 1886 today
and seven car drove of natives
brought the same price Some sugar
mill steers of light weights, 1892,
brought $3.50 today. The quarantine
districts were represented by good
variety today, embracing 50 carloads
from Oklahoma and from South Texas
Quality was lacking In most of it, and
steer sales ranged from s5.25@6.35.
Prime fed steers would sell in line
with prices in native division Stock.
ers and feeders are holding up firm;
stock steers at $5.OO@7.OO, feeders
s6.50@7.40.
The hog market lost much OF it's
snap on the closing days last week,
and an enormous supply at Chicago
today again floored the selling side.
Prices here are off 5@1Oc; run $500
head. Only one load OF choice hogs
was included today, which sold at
$3.50 ;otherwise sales ranged largely
from $7.45 TO $775. Receipts at the
eleven leading markets of the country
so far this year are almost IL 10000
hogs, which is 100000 more than
at same period last year, 1900, 900
more than in 1910, 100000 more than
in 1909, and 100000 less than in
1908, same periods each year.
Sheep and lambs touched low spot
the middle of last week, after which
time prices mended a little The mar
ket is 10@15c higher today; run $4,000
head. Wooled stock is an in here for
the season, and only 10000 head re-
main at feeding stations adjacent to
Chicago yet to be marketed. Texas
sold at s460@5.25 today, and
goats are worth s3.2063.60 in most
cases. Dealers say Texans will begin
to dwindle this week in volume, and
no great number of natives is expect
ed for a while. Spring lambs are
worth $6.50@9.5O, top ones weighing
around 60 pounds.
J. A. Rickart,
Market Correspondent.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-22
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1912-05-22
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