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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17
ny "PETER.

The Northwestern league is GO
ing through such q series Of
gymnastic CREATIONS that the most
hardened dopesters are giving up
in despair all their efforts co fig
ure, the thing out.
Four teams are within one or
two agnes of each other. The
two tail-enders are such short
distance in the rear that weeks
run of luck for either of them
would pull them up near the top
and bring one of the leaders
down to the basement.
Last week the Tigers went TO
Aberdeen with the assurance that
they would maintain their posi-
tion at the top of the ladder al
ways. They got trounced cou-
pie Of times, and on Saturday
when the Cats beat them the
third time. they dropped With q
thud from the roof of the per-
centage column to the third floor.
Vancouver's victories at Spokane
had given her a two-game lead.
and Victoria's merciless pounding
at Seattle had sent the Maple
Leafs from fourth position to
second.
Yesterday the tables were
turned again. Tacoma won
q double-header from Aber-
deem and Spokane took the
Beavers down the line with
bang that could be heard all
over the Northwest.
Result--last year, British CO.
lumbia team, champions of the
Northwest. slid backwards into
third place with all the grace of
well-oiled roller-coaster. Vic
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MAKES IS MILES ON
CURVES ATSPEEDWAY

Tacoma's new speedway was
given q real try-out yesterday aft
ernoon by Dave Lewis, one of the
racers who will enter in the big
events July 4 and 5. Lewis made
the curves of the newly paved
track at s5 miles per hour. and
declared after his ride that the
Tacoma track IL much faster than
the Indianapolis saucer, and much
easier TO drive on.
Lewis. in q Stutz, and Carl
Betz, In his Mercer. did some ex-
hibitioD racing yesterday for the
benefit of the motion picture
cameras. Their race will be part
Of the Tacoma publicity pictures
~ the San Francisco exposition.
Not content with making IS
miles In IN auto, Lewis a1so took
Il flight with Aviator 9troner
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Tomorrow nights smoker at
Glide rink, under auspices of the
Tacoma School of Boxing, will be
held as announced, according to
Paul Steele. secretary and treas
urer of the school.
81 saw Prosecuting Attorney
Fred Remain yesterday, and he
advised me that there would be
no interference to the bouts as
long as everything was within the
law" said Steele today.
Only members of the boxing
school will be permitted to at
tend the smoker, said Steele. Per-
sons having membership tickets
will be allowed TO partake of the
privileges of the gymnasium at
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Selling Merchandise
Under a New Policy

THE JAMES H. DEGE COMPANY HAVE
ADOPTED A NEW POL1CY-A POLICY
THAT WILL ENABLE THEM TO SELL
MERCHANDISE AT A CLOSER MARGIN
OF PRcFIT FRANKLY SPEAKING, IT
WILL MEAN EVERY SALE, WHETHER IT
BE A SUIT OR A PAIR OF SOCKS, WILL
BE SOLD FOR sSPOT CASH"
NOCHARGES WILL BE MADE WHATSO-
EVER. INTURNING THIS STORE INTO A !,
CASH STORE WE WILL MAKE IT OUR
AIM AND OBJECT TO GIVE THE BEST
POSSIBLE VALUES IN EVERY DEPART
MENT. BY ELIMINATING ALL CHARGE
ACCOUNTS GIVES us A QUICK TURN
OVER OF OUR MONEY. WE CAN AFFORD
TO SELL MERCHANDISE CHEAPER, AND
WE WILL SELL CHEAPER.
TT WILL MEAN BETTER VALUES FOR
YOU SATISFACTION TO US-AND A MU-
TUAL IMPROVEMENT THAT WILL
BRING THIS STORE FOR MEN AND BOYS
RAPIDLY TO THE FRONT AS THE BEST
EAST OR WEST IN HIGH GRADE CLOTH
ING AT THE LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES
BECAUSE IT'S A CASH STORE.
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TO GO
AS SCHEDULED

any time during the life of the
membership, whether they at
tend the smoker or not.
There will be- no fizzle to the
smoker" said Steele. 1T isn't
going to be a prize-fight, and on
the other hand 1t isn't going to be
series Of tame sparring matches.
The boys will demonstrate of
what inexperience youth can learn
In the way Of boxing, through
careful instruction under the
guidance of experts"
The first bout will be called at
8:15. No person will be admitted
without presenting a membership
card. and having it officially
stamped by an officer of the clue
as he enters the pavilion.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17

Los ANGELES, Cal, May II.
-STAnned. sparkling eyed and
Fith a figure modelled perfectly
~ constant outdoor life, Cath
prime White, champion girl run
Der of Kansas, is in the county
oail here waiting the disposition
b her case in which she is chare-
"a with having accompanied A. g.
White. 2S. to Mojave in an al
}oged stolen automobile.
The two were captured after a
Dhrilling chase through the des-
ut. Miss White ran posse OF
1eputy sheriffs out of breath and
was taken only when she went to
Dleep In barn.
Today Miss White told OF her
re in Kansas before she came to
California.
II am an orphan, but have
Ioads Of relatives here" she said.
when was Is ] went to Oswe-
70 woman's college for two years
Ne defeated every woman's col
lege baseball team. I was pitcher
I md captain. We won the state
championship two years, defeats
1ng the State normal school team
~ Lawrence and the Berkeley
v0man's college at Topeka. All
Ae women's teams wore bloom
bre.
II Just love to play baseball.
BASKETBALL and rum I was the
0hampion hitter OF the stats.
then came to bat the fieldefs
~ had to back up.
- made q lot Of home rurs.
uoed to Be easy for me- I am
&xfully strong. Ny home runs
rok6 80 many windows around
~ outfield that the city made
~ play indoor baseball after q
nne. At our championship games
8oononds Of men used to crowd
ouo1 To field to watcls M
~. Thoy called me the WAL
- Johnson n petticoats.'v
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THEN MIKE LOST HIS
TEMPER

D Mike Mitchell has been q
. one of the best hitters in e
D baseball for many years. .
D Also he is Aeven-tempered .
. and tolesably good -natured. .
. only once In my life did 9
D l ever get fighting mad at .
y a FAM" said Mike during a Z
3 tanning bee. THAT was at q
o Cincinnati. We were play Z
, ing New York and Mathew Z
= son was pitching. It was a .
B hard game. 4
. THAT day, for some rea- Z
. son, Matty's fast one aud Z
, his fader looked easy to me. Q
. Three times l hit It solidly 4
= and drove 1t straight at 4
, some fielder. Z
p I'm the tenth inning / Z
. came up with one out and 4
2 two on bases. / never hit I
2 q ball much harder IN my I
p life. 1t went like bullet 4
! and straight at Herzog. He 4
: erabbed It, staggered and 1
p hung on. The ball almost I
= tore mis- hands off. ASH 3
= turned some bug yelled, 4
= That's right, Mike--pop Z
? EN- uy-keep poppin' 'em Z
> up" Z
r
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very fair fielder and most use-
full as a lead-off batter. Mana
ger Rowland discovered during
the spring training that his team
was weak in that Weaver was the
only player who could lead off
1T bat satisfactorily and Weaver
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.TANDIN0 OF THE CLUBS


toira calmly climbed through the
trap door leading to the roof OF
the league. and Tacoma hesitat-
ingly resumed her second floor
position.
Tacoma Is less than half q
game behind Victoria. Vancoa-
yer Is one game behind Tacoma.
Spokane is one game behind VAN
CONVEX. And SO 1t goes. Seattle,
In the basement, is one game be-
hind Aberdeen, and Aberdeen IL
five games behind Spokane. rhe
way the league is Juggling, you
can't tell what positions the teaIus
will hold from one day to the
next. We start q weeks series
today at home with Spokane.
At aberdeen yesterday Russ
Halls Tigers evened the weeks
series by shutting cut the Black
Cats in both games of a dbubIa,
header. Peet allowed six hits
and no runs in the >first game,
and McGinnity allowed two hits
and no runs In the second con-
test. Butler gave his ink the
slip and hit the ball twice In that
first game, getting home run
and a two-bagger. A crowd ca
timated at 5000 persons witness
ed the first Sunday game in ABB
erdeen. The scores:
First Game. q
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rev of sluggers, 6 to 3.
SPANAWAY WINS

The Imperials went to Spana-
way yesterday Afternoon and wers
trimmed by the Spanaway lads to
the tune of and 6.
Batteries: Imperials, Speagal
and O'Brien;; Spanaway, Otis and
Harris.
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CITY LEAGUE STANDING

!, Large crowds turned out yes
terday for the triple-header at
Athletic park of the Tacoma City
league teams. All three games
we're fast and closely contested.
Yesterdays results leave the
Olympic club and South Tacoma
Tigers still at the top of the per-
centage column, with clean
slate, and Oakland In the cellar
without any victories. IS
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was better batting second than
first. He made a deal by which
he acquired Quinlan from tbs
Coast league and put him at the
head of the batting list He Is
Improving rapidly and promises
to be one of the best leads in the
league
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17

Summary: Two-base hits -
Stevens, Growers. Sacrifice hits
Wilson, Butler. Struck eut-By
McGinnity s; by Clarke 8. Hit
by pitched ball-Stokke by Clark.
Times-1:04. Umpires - Casey
and Lynch.
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LONG GRASS q; C: 4 |
WON THE GAME

SEATTLE, May 17.---victoria's
only hit in yesterdays ganae--a
nice two-baggsr poled by McKen-
~ In the eighth inning---rollsd
into the long grass of centerfield
and before Killilay could find IT.
McKenry had made home run.
This score: r H y
Victoria ......i Il 4
oeattio s..,.........
Batteriaw: McKKenry and Hoff-
man; Nails and Cs1nnA
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OLYMPICs WIN

The Olympic club won the
morningfgame from the Brewers
by a to 1 score. Although he
has not played in mask for two
seasons, Percy Heale caught for
the Olympics and did himself
proud. The Olympics cinched two
runs in the second, and refused
to allow the Brewers to get more
than one score during the rest Of
the game. The score:
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17

Finners Quinlan, picked up at
the last moment, is proving one
of the finishing touches in the
Chicago White Sox baseball ma
chine. Quinlan is not setting the
American league Attire but since
joining the team he has proved
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17
ROYALS BEATEN

The Tacoma Royals were beat
en- Sunday afternoon by the Col
Inns Grays, 10 to 4. The game
was marked by hard hitting aud
many errors.
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Gaines Yesterday.

Games Yesterday.
San Francisco So, Vanice 5-i.
Oakland S-4, Portland 7-2.
Los Angeles 5, Salt Lake 4.
Los Angeles 5, Salt Lake 1.
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yesterday at Point Defiance. lie
complimented Stromer for HIS
easy and careful manipulation OF
the aircraft.
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JOINS MINIATURES

Jimmy Woods, the former Ma
pie Leaf pitcher, will probably
twirl for the Milwaukees the re-
mainder of the season, while
Charles will probably work for
the Oaks.
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GAME FORFEITED

Last Sundays game between
the Bates Clothes team and the
Olympic club is reported forfeit
ed to the Bates team, on account
of Hammond's ineligibility as a
city Lacquer.
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Shop by Mail. We Maintain Modern Mail
Order Department. Express and Parcel Post
Packages Prepaid to Any Part of the United
States. i
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WITH AMATEURS
AND SEMI-PROS

crack u. of w. twirler, working
for them. The score was to 3
In McAleer's favor.
LIONS TRIM OLYMPIA
The Seattle Lions went to
Olympia yesterday and caused .he
first defeat for the Olympia Sena-
tors. The score: /: r H Il
olympia 3 o q
Lions 8 8 q
Batteries: Everett, Winstan-
ley and Flagstead; Stolting aud
Duncan.
SECOND TEAM LOSES
The Spanaway second team
went to Loveland yesterday and
was whipped by the Loveland
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BEAVERS WIN

The East Side Beavers went to
Sumner Sunday and defeated the
Fleischmann Yeast team by all
8 to score. Most of the Beav.
ersa~runs wer made on errors.
The score: r II T.
Beavers $500. ....... 8 2 4
Fleischmann ..... 3 9 8
Batteries: Holm and Keller;
Austin, Rockenfield and Bonney.
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AT ALL SUMMER REsORrs

nj ALL BUMkIEB HhGf5QztHB
II you order The Tfmes before
you leave town you will receive .
copy every day while away. We
will send 4 for one week or
more anywhere. Phone the Cir
euiation Manager, Maih IL.
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MALLORY SIGNED

Mallory has been signed to play
first base for the Milwaukees.
He played star game at Olympia
last Sunday.
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Walter Johnson In Petticoats' Tells
From JaiIof Her Diamond Record
RnMARKABIE RECORD OF
KATHERINE WHITE

At Is captain of woman's .
} champion baseball team of .
} Kansas, at Oswego college. .
Pitching '.phenom" Of the .
State. q
Stole bases and was called .
"jackrabbit." z
Batted .375. 4
Was champion home-run .
hitter. 9
Fielded perfectly. q
Struck out 10 every game. .
Gave few bases on balls. z
Pitched underhand. q
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GAME
WAS CALAMITY

SPOKANE. May 17.-Spokane
succeeded yesterday In winning
both games of double-header
from Vancouver. and pulling the
Beavers from first place down to
third. The first game of the
afternoon was hard fought be-
tween Pitchers Noyes and Renth-
err. The second game was a cal
amity. 1t was called at the end
Of the seventh inning, to permit.
the teams to catch a train for The.
coast. and In those seven innings
Spokane ran up 10 runs. Tie
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17
GETS GOOD JOB

Butch Bedford has been named
manager of the DUPONT team.
The Sumner ball fans are built
ing q new ball grounds.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-05-17

Abe Siegel. a 14-year-old Chi
cago boy, is the latest sensation
in the swimming game. He is
literally the boy champion SWIM
mer Of the world because no
youngster near his age can touch
his marks. His record for the
40-yards, using the crawl stroke,
is 10 As. The worlds record,
made by Raithel, is rs IS.
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GOES TO SO. TACOMA.
The first afternoon game went
to South Tacoma Tigers, after
they had taken lead OF one rim
in the sixth and made three more
In the ninth. Eley pitched q clev-
or game. The score:
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The fast Roy team couldn't
beat the McAleer bunch yestcr-
day. although they had Murray.
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COULDN'T BEAT EN-

bhtterIeB. WIIIlams, wood
and Demaris; Charles and Moody
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. o . 90 o . . . . Q o 1&~%
Standing of the Clubs.
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JINfMY WOODS HELPS

Jimmy Woods came to the res
cue OF the Milwaukee team in the
third game, and assisted in giving
Ray Grummel's men their first
victory. The score:
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GOES TO so. TACOMA.

DdIteTIeS. DdVIS anu JUHHsUHS
Smith and Heale.
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Batteries: Eley and Farrell;
Kenney and Patterson.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
RELEASED;
ON THE STAND At
BACA INQUEST
Authorities Are Convinced
That Two Guns Were Used
In the Killing of the La
Canada Ranoher.

Fuustin Garcia, who was arrested
sunday on suspicion of being impli-
Gated IN some way la the killing Of
lsidru Baoa. was released today By
the authorities. n was said that
there was mo evidence IN hand to
warrant holding him.
Garcia was called as o witness ut
the inquest, which is being held this
afternoon by Justice saias IN the
court room In the court house at ola
Town.
Examination OF the four iO-gauge
and the two l2-sauEc shells found
near the scene of the shooting has
established to the satisfaction OF the
authorities thst two guns were used.
Examination with q strong glass con
WINGED Acting Sheriff Lewis that dif-
ferent firing pins struck the caps
and, IN addition, the two smaller
shells were unsplit. Gun experts
agree that "A i2-gaugu shell fired In
"A ~lO-gaugc gun Is virtually certain Ia
split It's easing.
Assistant District Attorney A. %.
JRmison accompanied Acting sheriff
Lewis 10 !he scene OF the SHOOTING
yesterday. They said afterwards that
there was nothing to add Ia the facts
already given Out Mir. Iamison n
conducting the examination of W.T.
ucsscs AT the inquest
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
DENIES
BRUTAL MURDER
Of MRS. ALLEN
After Many Hours In Solitary
Chicken Joe" Tells Story
Which Warden Declares Is
Ridiculous; Homer System
Stands.
my EverInr Horald Leased wIrrl

Joliet. H.. June z2.-"chickcn Joe"
Campbell, a negro trusty suspected 81
Staying Mrs Edmund NJ. Allen. wife
OF the warden Of the state peniten-
tiary. was subjected to a severe uucs-
tioning today when tho Inquest was
resumed.
Campbell had been forced 10 stand
upright In "A solitary cell without food.
water OF sleep since sunday morning,
when the burned body Of Mr. Allen
"hs found on "a blazing bed IN the
%Wardon's apartments. The negro.
who had been sentenced from Chicago
FOR killing a member % his own race.
wa believed oy officials 10 have been
the last person to see Mrs. Allen alive.
A. a precautlon AGAINST n demon
stration every prisoner. including the
TRUSTEES was locked up, when Camp
bell was taken into the jury room.
lie was on the stand Tor an hour
and n half. Campbell contradicted
testimony given yesterday by the
turnkey. Larkin. Larkin said Camp
bell was in the Allen apartments sun
day morning twenty or twenty-five
minutes.
Campbell said he was there only
three minutes.
Warden Allen declared that Camp
bells testimony was absurd IN parts.
Ills statement that he took the
re~spaper 10 Mrs. Allen at six o'clock
In the morning Is inconsistent with
Mrs. Aliens habits said the war
den.
Campbell testified that Mrs. Allen
called him to bring water. and to
light a fire because the mornlng was
cool, He Drought the morning papers
along. He said Mrs. Allen was lying
In bed and told him not TO call her
until $3.50.
Al I o'clock the inquest adjourned
until Thursday.
In a statement rcad 20 1900 con-
Victs in the prison. Warden Allen an
uounccd that the tragedy would not
affect the honor system" at the pen
itentiary. He pleaded with the men.
who yesterday threatened violence to
Campbell. to uphold the honor sys-
tenn.
~ you want To- help tighten my
g-ief" Warden Allen told them. "he
100 per cen men.'
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picion hat the rich Oriental might
have been the victim OF foul play
The authorities regard the case as
closed. The body Will be disposed Of
In accordance with the instructions
at Mrs Bling.
The witnesscs at the Inquest were
}. x. Van Alta, chemist. who kan
ined the contents Of the dead mans
stomach: nr. Rice, the city physi-
clan; Harry Davis. driver of the jit-
neg In whiCh h Chinese collapsed.
and Mrs. Bins. The latter is an Amer
lean.
Van Alta testified that there was
no trace OF poison in the contents of
the stomach.
Dr Rice testified that the autopsy
he conducted Sunday uight disclosed
a clot OF blood on the left side OF the
brain.
Mrs Bling said her husbands pock-
cts contained everything he carried
away with him az far as she knew.
She had no reason whatever 90 sus-
poet that anything was missing.
Davis told how hing handed him
"a card with hts wifc's name and ho-
tel address on 81 as the iitncy reached
town ON rs way from old Town, and
how the Chinese lay In "a heap in the
bottom of the car when % reached
Second street and Central avenue.
I'm sick, Bins said. q few min
utes later. when Davis and Police
man Mainz chrried him into the sa-
voy hotel. he was dead.
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iargc tracts suitable for colonlza-
lion ar stock raising. Small suburban
tracts for gardening or chicken rails
Ing. We can salt you Ia n piecc of
land.
CITY PROPERTY.
Have some exceptional Vnlncs In the
city. Now j. the time for buying "a
homo. Prices ore right and terms
good. just n little wave OF prosperity
and sou cannot do ~ well rs now.
FOR RENT.
Furnished and u~nfirnishcd houses
and apartments In all parts of city.
FOR TRADE.
We have listed for exchange lands.
buslncrscs. city property, etc. in scv-
cral states. See us u you desire an
exchange. Come M scc Us "a Talk
e over,
NEW MEXICO REALTY CO.,
sO7h West Gold Ave.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
CLOT OF BLOOD ON
HIS BRAIN ENDED
BING'S LIFE
Inquest Clears Up Mystery of
Rich 0riental's Passing In
a Jitney; No Poison In His
stomach.

~ ". Bling. the wealthy Chinese
merchant OF Denver, who Used in a
jitncy car ON hia way from pld Town
20 the savoy hotel on sunday came
10 his death "a a result of q cerebral
homorrhage. Tic TACT WuH brought
out at the Inquest conducted by JUS
tice craig ana Jury today and she
verdict WIS rendered ice accordance
with the evidence.
There was absolutely nothing In
the testimony Of the chemist who eN-
amined the stomach contents or any
other witness to s|ubstantiate the sus-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-06-22
'e.75a9..5, springs. ooo.


Kansas city. June 22.-Hogs-Rc-
ceipts 5000 mead market steady.
bulk Of sales, 1880 5.G5: heavy,
t7.5on 1856 lights. t1.5oW7.7Oi pigs.
SG.5OM $50.
Cattlc-Rcceipt- $500 head mar
kct strong: prime fed. $500 $50:
dressed. 81. 90 a. 500. western. S7.5OM
$50: stockcrs. 81. .5WN.4u. bulls,
GS.U 0 100, calves. SO OOm 1000.
Shcop-R coipts 1000 head. mar
kct higher, lambs. S7.ljW9.5t. year
linrs. $500 NJ $50. wcthers. $3.50
e 1855 ewc1. Si.5oN5.e5.
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State Of ohio. cry Of Toiodo.


Frank J.. Cheney makes oath that
he IL senior partner OF tho arm OF r..
). Cheney 4 Co, doing business In the
City Of Toledo. County and state
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sum OF ONE HUNDRED DOi4-
LARS for each and every case OF
Catarrh that cannot be cured ny the
use OF HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
sworn 10 before me ana subscribed
In my presence, this 9Th day OF De-
cember, A. u. 1855.
(seaB a. ". GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Cntarrh Cure Is taken In
ternally and acts directly upon the
blood and mucous surfaces OF tho
system. Send for tos lmonials, free.
r.. j. CHENEY a. Co. Toledo. o.
sold by add Druggists. Use.
Take Halls Family pills for eonstl-
patton.
Phone 3. Red barn. sii West Cup
per. for first class livery. w. T.
Trimbie q Co.
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knn.n. CIlA GrnIn.

kansas city. June 2e-wheat No.
@ hard. Si.iGm i.i9: so. . red. SIG
@t.ls. July, g5Ac, Sept. g3Ac.
Dec. gGas ft 90 csc.
Corn-No. . mixed. 73o: No. o
white. ,3iac, No. . yellow, 55c; No g.
tie, july. 10M H1o4t; Sept, Gois "a
60 e.. Dec, Co.'S WGO1c.
Oats-No. > white. i5c. No. . mix
ed. a. 6nA2Mc.
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None, Market.

Ncn YORK. June 22-Mercantilc
paper. 3is H3A per ccnt.
sterling 6O-day bills. i.75aj; de-
Wuud. 1850.
Bar silver isAc.
Mexican dollars. 37Ac.
GoyorrmCnt bonds. easy. railroad
huudE. firm.
Time loans. easy; GO-days, "a ~
ga per cent.
can money. steady; high. . per
cent; low. "a per cent.