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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26

then took law course at the State
University.
Mr.. Waugh's law career ha sheen
been an active and useful one. He
has been superintendent and principal
of the Sutton schools. and the ye. No
grauated Prom the West Virginia Onl-
verstty he made a spectacular run for
prosecuting attorney Of Upshur
county. and was elected.
In 1908 he was elected to the House
of Delegates and the time spent at
Charleston was marked with great
activity. He made such a. record in
the Legislature that the governor APP
pointed him pardon attorney. and In
1910 he was appointed United States
attorney, being probably the younges.
man ever appointed to that ONCE.
H. Roy Waugh ranks high In the
legal profession. He has always been
active In the affairs of his home
county. He is;a member OF the Board
OF Trustees Of West Virginia Wesle-
yam. Mr.. Waugh will be candidate
for the Republican nominStfon Of Con-
gress in the Fourth West Virginia
District
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ENVIABLE POSITION
occupied by the Buckhannon
/ Marble and Granite works.
r. G. Smith has had
wide experience.

y1w
| There Is probably me- more Hldeiy
knosRns marble and gran1te nRn e Ina e
stats than F. @. Smith manager OF
Itne Bucknannon marble ann S5IanL.e
IIsSonReny, m M snifh; has peen u ne
utasAnsss ior ADOHt Agl y I'VE - p
ana 1or over forty years OF LnaI s.lat7
ne mas Deen IN business IA 6uekna n
non Tor nimseif. Turing tnat iazne alS
Eas maas an enSaaole repnLa Io4 a n1
Tue qu<iaty o. nas WosA Is NJ y.- 49,
Iknown ana appreciatea ops ~.
ounty, put AZ over me slAIe, i, l an
q,3a q LIS esIaDl'sn y IN Z ~.
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biggest Industrial Factor
Existing in the County

are employed at this plant manufac-
turing window glass and the product
is shipped to every part OF the United
States. The Equitable makes nigh
grade of material and has already
established an enviable reputation
among the glass manufa cturers OF
the country
As every bridge, NO matter how
large or how small, has It's keystone,
SO every business, be it conducted on
"a large or small scale, has Its. guiding
hand. This position IS occupied by
George A. Quertimont. the secretary
OF the Equitable Glass Company and
It's organizer. Mr. Quertin1ont, al
though only q young man. IS familiar
with every phase OF the window glass
business. Several years ago. willie
In F.airmont, he conceived the idea Of
organizing . window glass company
and locating the plant at Esucl k1anInu.
3 :
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The Peoples Bank of Buckhannon
is located in one of the handaomest
and best constructed buildings IN tne
city The building is i've stories in
height, the lower part being occupied
by the bank and the upper floors is
given over to Offices. The building Is
constructed OF pressed brick, trimmed
with stone. The interior is finished !
With oak and mahogany and hard
wood floors can be found through
out. ~.
peonIes bank have been well chosen
and to the visitor they present q
pleasing appearance. In addition to
this the courtesy and thought fu1ness
Rank an ideal banking institution for
the people OF Upshur county. That
/ the people realize this fact is demon
! strated by the eyer-increasing volume
I of business.
! ,rse Peoples Bank was organized
/ and incorporated In May of 1908.
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-Four years ago NJ E. Hymes came
90 Buckhannon from BeIington and
during that time he has not only
prospered personally, but haa won
the confidence and respect of thu
scommunity Prior to his coming to
Buckhannon, ar. Hymes was en-
saxed in the retail mercantile bust
ness and SCHOOL work. having begun
teaching at the age &c fourteen. Mr.
Hymes is a native OF West Virginia
and has spent practically all Of his
Life In this state.
Two years ago NJ. E. Hynos was
elected chief Of police OF Bllckhan-
non and he is now serving his third
term, In that capacity Turing that
time he has proved himself a capable
oHcer and worthy of the trust inn
posed in him. In addition to his
duties as head OF the police depart
ment, Mr.. Hymes is also the city
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26

A. j. Zfckefoose was born az Hem
lock, West Virginia. and comes from
an oldsWest Virginia family. He re-
oeiyed his early education n,1 IN J the
rfnia Normal and Classical ACADEMY.
Following the pursuit OF his studies
at the latter named institution. MT.
zickefoose taught In the public
schools of the county for nine years.
In 1900. he was elected Justice OF the
Peace at Hem1ock, In which capacity
he served four years. Mr.. zickefoose
has been a member of the County
Republican ExecS.ive Committee ana
has been its Secretary and Treasurer
For number of years he was en-
gagged In the mercantile business at
Hemlock. and later at Ten Mile Run.
In 1902 Mr.. Zickefoose was elected
Clerk Of the Circuit Court. He was
reelected in 1908 and now ne e
serving his third term. having been
re-elected at a recent election. a. J.
Zickefoose has made one of the most
ediicent officers Upshur county ever
had and he has made host OF fr1enos
by his courteous manner.
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I'm 1911 the bank was moved into the
present home, which building 1t owns:
Al that time much new equipment ana
several axtures were added. 1t was
then when the new vault was placed
The funds of the Peoples Bank are
well protected. The deposits are
nlaced in a Mosler-Corliss Globe,
which has a two-time lock. This safe
has been placed on the market for the
past twenty years and from time to
time Improvements have been MADE.
so that today it is pronounced TO be
bsoIuteiy burglar proof During all
the years that the safe has been on
the market. and Of all the thousands
that have been sold. not one has ever
been broken into by burglar. And
his is the sort Of safe that pro
tects your deposits at the Peoples
Bank.
The president Of the Peoples HANK al
IL s q. Rusmisell: T. w. Marshall.
v y c. w. Hevner, cashier;
and A. A. simpson, assistant CASHIER
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CHURCHRs OF BUcKHANNoN.

The spiritual welfare OF Buckhan-
non Is we'll taken care Of. There are
nine churches in the city. namely
1Initad Brethren, Roman Catholic,
aTathodist Protestant, Baptist. Epis-
conalS and two colored churches. The
ci1urch buildings are we'll built and
present pleasing appearance. Buck
hannon Is especially free from the
ro,la11 element that is evident nmany:
communitles. and this, In a large
measure. is partly due TO the work
Of the different religious orsantza-
tons. Through the work OF nevar-
tors. rood influence ig made TO radtate
thronShout the entire CON MN -
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26

He was confident that his Judgment
was good in this matter, because OF
the excellent opportunities Buck
hannon offered to the window glass
manu- acturers. That idea became the
father of the. deed and the result
was the formation and location OF the
Eouitable Glass Company, of Buck
hannon. That Mr. Quertimont used
good judgment has already been
proved. Today the Equitable is the
biggest Industrial factor In Upsnur
county, due almost wholly to- the
knowledge and energy OF George A.
IQuertimont. asa
canita liked at S20O, 900. Gustave Quer-
timort is president of the company,
Ddgar Quartimont treasuE and
george A. Quast nont q secretary
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pared to handle all sorts of laundry
work. All goods are called for and
delivered promptly by the concern
own wagons.
There is no work too fine for the
local esta blishment. Lace curtains.
carpets and draperies are cleaned
and the plant is prepared to clean
and press male and female wearing
apparel. The laundry employs eight
or ten persons and each of these are
experienced in the work.
The laundry and ONCE are located
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chief Of the fire department.
The chief has engaged in private
business since coming to Buckhan-
non and has demonstrated that he
possesses more than average ability.
He is the proprietor of the HIPPO
houses. He is the special agent fo-
the Studebaker automobile, having
Upshur county as his territory. and
In addition Mr. Hymes conducts a
real estate business and is Eonlewilat
Interested in the oil and gas business
In all probability he will be q candt-
dato on the Republican ticket for
the nomination for sheriff of the
county, and colt ddering the N any
friends he has made during the last
few years, he will be one of the
strong contenders for the nomina-
ton.
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The EuuitabIe Glass Company
Was Organized Three Year6
Auo by G. A. Quertimont
and Has Become the Biggest
|: Business in Buckhannon.
One Hundred and Fifty Men
/ Employed.

4 The Equitable Glass Company, Of
Buckhannon, has one of the best cleo
trio equipments OF any like establish
;.nent In the state. The company was
Eoraan,xed three years ago by g. A.
l0uer4inaont, and almost Immediately
ffsrnT.k was started. From It's very In
lcanfSon the Equitable Glass COMPANY
ihas prospered and ts now one OF tns
ldndustxaa1 uA5nstayS q auc. 49,. 49,,
4bous one hundred eno lily anSsl
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since that time has been conducted
under his personal management. Mr..
Smell, a practical man who has had
twenty years experience in the laun-
dry business. came to Bucllhannon
from Fairmont. After he purchased
the local plant extensive improve
ments were made by the addition OF
modern equipment. Today the
iBuckhannon Steam Laundry is pre-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26

on Florida street and has both
phones. Due to the extensive knowl-
edge of the laundry business, pos
sessed by Mr.. Smell, together with
his untirlng efforts to please his Gus
toners, the business has become one
Of the important ones of Bucthan-
ron. The Buckhpnnon, Steam Laun-
dry is ~srtny of the. SUPPORT of the
people OF this town and county.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26
LOCAL LAUNDRY
is well established concern due
TO the untirIng efforts of W..
"A. Smell, the manager.

About twelve years ago the Buck
harmon Steam Laundry was estab-
lished. In 1910 the esta blishment
was purchased by w. A. Smell and
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26

n. A Darnall is the head OF the
city government. having been elected
mayor at the last city election. Mr..
Darnall hass always played an impor-
tant part in the affairs of Buckhan-
non and. Upshur county, and for
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1915-08-26

through his own Efforts. He gradu-
ated at West Virginia Wesleyan and
The Detroit times., 1915-06-07
o6c FINANCIAL AND MARKET NEWS

tons for the u,N bridge were SuI
tyu uder Way. Though MIR pousta s.
for barclay Parsons 4 Knapp. said
that The pres,nrg OF bridge would
increase the rusf oi the new 3tyuC.
turc. he know t.at tUvy would have
had To move the 1.i bridge, n 70 had
not burned am not iu favor OF a
temporary wooden bridge, especially
at The head o. tuc island owen
park would have been "A more ator
able site because of l1c sbailoNuy--
~ the water ou che middle : 1uHi
and the diminished DANGER from Ice.
Hut the main thing Is 90 get a
bridge. and n Tho other questions
we're separated ,rom 'he main idea.
believe the people would say tha'
they are On favor ~ a good structure
The question of grade separation az
Jefferson ave and ot para at the
entrance could De taken MP later
The advocates NJ S2o0h.0oo br.ds,
Rle defeating their purpose by con
fu-ing the issue IA al these DE-
tails"
The Detroit times., 1915-06-07
Mayors Choices Are
j. +. O'Hara and
+. +. Heinrich
FIGHT COMING
On THE FORMER
Aid. Schultz Likely to
Oppose Appointment
in Council

r- "--z has UWs3 JOHN E.
DF.s-s -r..a, .r a..3r ,r ,a, new
-.......-.- .-f ana r-.... r.
''''
...a ..~ '"" appointments
''. 'a .'a..a .'"a.... H"s,
- .a-.a-
A.-- tt'F.-aa o.'.z .t '.' sew
'a attn f.i-. is opposed .' ~"
a4I. .".4.-at ~ 10 .-afs. fHi A.F 3p
,'s- u o- i-- a.or OF Tire council.
Fai-'r tatst.. .r..~-e .n < Ar-
t--.i j. d -.i- .Iea-., ana ,.t's
~ $50. Bald taaE" Alr b. U
r..1, h-3 ass -o aasIcer-s,'.. can.
-.'.f '9r alderman 't '-" ssrins.
-as "a ,a-1r-lS establishment % SO.
s.' n'''le.a..a'e
~ ~ay D. necessary Tor t.a
mayor 20 yea point -rayal Inspector
Henry koAroe h.. Nho 0as select
I'd q" I'D vacancy caused by The
resignation H' Al K4Hz when o."
latter Nas elected alderman In the
seventeenth ward il April As
school inspector kGnz represented
,ha Old Seventeenth ward. which IN.
'iHd"d what Us nov the seventeenth,
Nire'eanH ant TRen'y-trst wards
Inspector hou-o"asy tyes 10 Tie
TNen'y.hrs' ward. and NE mayor Is
awaiting an opinion from the cor
qora1On counsel which VII tkely
direct him ~ TsapyOLnt Inspector
K2mro@ Ky g. Inspector from the
ward .u "a,ch De- lives The mayor
has not decided whom ae would Ike
20 represent the n"w Eighteenth
The Detroit times., 1915-06-07

Among the any household as
counting systems svut ,o mr .y
readers Is one that seems .J ut
orth while aH account ~ rs ua!
crn business look.
1, Is made ~ ~ a binder aNc
loose leaves. and as the system 5
originator SAYS. AFTER Yuryhas.us a
r.rS book ;he COS, ~ the p.in.el
sheets vi! be very small, aat cy
using the system you All oe eua al,I
20 keep ar i,em.Iet record q Use
cost " living from year 10 yea-
Two sorts % leaves A. provided
Tor the hook a cash account lea
and ar expense record leaf co ttv
arst The date. the ITEM FOR Which
cash WAs expended TIE amour, o'
each expenditure The amount O,
cash received. snt ths balance ol
hand Af'e- each transaction are
shown, 50 ,hAt glance az tae ,4s-
line alied on; shows the state %.
the cash account
The expense record Is designed %
spread across Two pages q me book
7, gives IRE date. space for "re-
marks" then Il number II divisions
beaded as follows
The Detroit times., 1915-06-07
Street Inclined TO
Await Reply to Latest
Berlin Note
MOTOR SHARES
SHOW ADV VANCE
More Firmness Shown
Toward Close Of
Business
(Cepyrtght. 1913. ny the New sTG
EycaIaE Pest C1GopanSl


NEW YORK, June 5.-Apparently
the stock exchange VAS governed
today by It's perpiexity over the mar
ket's contradictory actions yester-
day. in responding 20 the steel de-
cision. Movement Of prices ~Rs IN
certain from the start and number
OF active stocks declined a. once, ,
the steel shares IN particular losing
one full point. The reaction did not
extend throughout the list, and some
OF the speculative industrials. not
ably the motor shares. advanced. To
wards the close, the market as a
whole showed signs OF increased
firmness; but IL ended in more or
less uncertainty.
The general feeling seemed 70 be
that the reinsurance over the steel
decision was being Offset by hesita-
ton pending dispatch OF our govern
ment's second note 10 Germany, and
the receipt OF Berlin's reply.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-07
ASKS
FOR EXPERT IN
PHONE INQUIRY

Corporation Counsel Di-getGaa
1ill send a communication % ts,
council. next Tuesday nigat, re-
guessing The aldermen 70 max. !m
Iediets provision tor hiring te,e-
phone expert 20 90 over iar aV-
praiSa, fled BY the Michigan state
Telephone Co, along VilA rs az.
plicA;ion 20 install a modified sys-
TEN OF mstsred service " tas ciry
The corporation counsel all also
ask TIE immediate appointment OF a
special committee 70 select an aut-
itor 10 audi, the company books
the committee 20 De- composed 0.
two members appointed ~ the cogu
ci and the third selected uy lie
state railroad comm ,ssion
- arr anxious % get an irvest.-
cation OF The cougany's booss aa.
appraisal under Way as ggicaly a.
possible" said Ugngemau ~N
have only 50 days in which 10 O. d
great deal o. Rork. and t-oul ,.-
remarks made by Comm.--.g-e.
Glasgow in our rrst aearir- .Ge
commission VIII charge as r,a
playing politics K Tie invests. -.1H
Is delayed had intended 'a SIS
COR a years delay but after t.n-
ing 20 CON. missioner G.ass0 49,. was
a little fearful about re4 --az
three months time The eal.a.l,.
SION has adopted sa0a Us a...-
Jude towards the city.
Aid James Vernon. chairman e.
the council committee on .laia
utilities, said Saturday morui-S Il
Is better service that tA- lty wants,
and more money that The company
wants II looks " re as Il ,Ge come
pany vill get What 10 Is attss.
thought IL rather odd TIA; t0"u -
s!oner Glasgow. II opening the pro-
ceedings. saoult make The point
that, in the opinion % tEe commits
sion. Es should 10y for the Home
Telephone Cos Junk because tts
consolidation Of tie tyo con. paci.s
saved the subscribers ,he expense
Of maintaining tEo telephone. CON
missioner Glasgow must rem 70 -r
that all telephone users did Rot
have two telephones Also, 1.l l1t
the Telephone company say :. Was
on the verge Of bankruptcy a. tie
time the application 70 consolidate
vas fled II lOoks 10 ue as .f
there Is a big es-cOrnered tA"ie
ahead between the railroad commits
sion. the Telephone company and to
city
The Detroit times., 1915-06-07
Local
SOLD STOLEN CAR,
IT'S ALLEGED

William n Mayity. 80 years old.
who says he Is a musician living
NJ No. ass West Grapd-blvd. was
brought back from Terre Haute,
Ind, Saturday morning. by Detec
tive Lucius Parker. Ia answer the
charge Of stealing and selling the
auto ~ John g. Wellmer. No. $40
Michigan-ave,
The auto was stolen last August.
and vas recently sold by Mavity. In
Terre Haute. the detectives Allege.
They declare that they also found
parts ~ the stolen machine. which
had been replaced with different
parts TO allay suspicion. In Mavity's
garage.
Mayity was arrested I'm Terre
Haute on charge ~ stealing a
mChine here. but settled that case.
according 10 Detective Parker.
The Detroit times., 1915-06-07
NEEDN'T PAY
WIFE'S BOARD,
COURT RULES

Mrs. Anna Hunt disagreed with.
separated from and sued her his
hand. william. for divorce Then
she went 70 live With her sister Mr-.
Amanda Lapinski She moved the
furniture TO the !Apilski bone.
while her divorce case Uas pending.
che received s. per week temporary
slimony
FOR II weeks. Mrs. Hun, lived N
the home of her sister Ttsa saa
became reconcIed 90 her husband
wanted her furniture back. and
didn't get II A. once. because h.r
brother-in law. Max Lay'usE. .asl-t.
ed on holding n a. security until SIT
Hunt paid SIS FOR her board aaI
room
A writ % replev'n restored t-o 'Ir
ni,ure n The Hgnt family
Saturday morning. Wr and Nrs
I.apinsH appeared IN Justice Na-.eh
ner's court. trying % collect The g..
TIE tro sisters testified again.
each other Nr Hr' admitted ,ts'
she had collected 8 per week. and
tha, Mrs. IAplnskl had g.1r NEs
her 70 me county building to collect
a. Lapinski admitted teat ssr,
HIS sis'er.in-laU Vas rcer's NJ aiI
mony
III you knew her husband ga- --o
yfflnz money 'or her support vh7
didn'' yo1 gc' yorr rav'" demand.
Justice NarschEer This rsr ta-.'
be called upon 20 pav do3 d. Ur
fulfilled 'be order - te lIr.uI'
court when he paid al.mouy That's
enough"
Then the Justice dismissed tle
case
The Detroit times., 1915-06-07
WHEAT IS
WEAKER
Low Cables and Holt
day Approach Affect
Prices

CHICAGO. June S--Wheat Nas
lower today "a weak cSe.es and 1...
inclination 20 carry holdings over
sunday and Monday. The latter day
se.as an election holiday. Prices a.
re opening we're down IS and -
ssl,s yesterdays close. Later there
kerv further reCess.ons.
TSe same factors caused lower
corn prices today A small trade
and scattered selling added In the
tendency downward Prices al one
time we're IS 20 - lower than yes
tertsy's close
July oats held steady FOR time
early today. but later followed the
course % other grains downward.
Provisions were higher on greatly
reduced receipts
The Detroit times., 1915-06-07
Detroit Expert Urges
Steel and Concrete
Structure
WOULD REDUCE
COST 35 PER CENT
Pull lie Confused by
Complicated Plans,
He Declares
WILLIAM n. ADAMS.

O. steel and concrete bridge 10
p... f.fa can b. butt c,r As Der
cen. les than an entirely concrete
A.lt.. 40. William "a Adams OF
tsa .,..u,,..a- arm o., Adams &
t.ep,..,r. An ma krasge buildlpE
aI, an b., mad, iust rs beautiful
,. .,.rr.t, bridge. and Al a DIS.
ts--a M - infinite II would De IN.
t,..ai. Nm tr,l ws.,hsr i, was steel
mr. .ar.r...r continued Mr.. Adams.
r.. ,.,.--g.,..u aoula %. lshte,
ana -.u-.,.esn.ly. los. expensive.
sres 4...-...,,.5a arnld be- abou, The
-.,,s ~. f,- concrete sr,t,..--iu
..s.- v.-t. a.. n.- ~ mo .fruc-
,.r. .....F ... .-s.s, -. AS. ga.,t steel
.t...... a.,....,., r..-. s,y,a p..
, .r.r- .Jf..sa.. maintenance cost.
r.... b, 30. ..........,, ar r..-t.g, ma
Stool .-.r ..r-s D., t,rr.
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The Detroit times., 1915-06-07
ROYAL OAK.

Mrs Vhodn Cas- i seriously I'll at
her homo on Washington ave
Nj Hgt Mrs ! q Jenkins enter
tanned ~ dinner Thursday evening
The school census reports 7Tb chill
frar - school aRe. ar Increase OF ~
over tho census ~ tho year previous
Tho pakridEe Improvement club
meets saturday evening AT the homo
% p y Davis
Nag~Ivoor; Ia suffering with
"a grip
"a. mining IL now being laid IN
Royal oak.
Me- ron Fore.,-avN has gone 20
Manila = Z % V's't her brother FOR
the summer I'm route she will visit
%" Panama sNpcSiti
Mr. y Iron. % Washington. and
NeSdBwes Slasle and wilkins. OF
Spf.uSNr.i q. ars guests ~ Mrs r.
l. rEsf'war and Mrs J " Grant
James Davidson. - NassAr has re-
49, home having been the guest
90 tfrs - " NevriN Ms daughter.
Frfd psroval was n Calumet this
week ~ delegate % the Foresters
q America
NJ H.rssy visited friends
lv Pavt Vuron tbs week
Nfa Harriet Mitchell - Marine
r.'' '- the guest - h"r brother. II
V Rrovn 60
rplf0rH'h wa- a xu~.t Thrr sday %
Mss Alta Browr wa' called TO
~. ra 'ifr Tuesday ~ tho Illness
~ her brother
Printing. the plain neat s,rd--thst
The Detroit times., 1915-06-07

Albert sfiak and Barney Zaremha
we're convicted u Judge Conno.Iys
court. Friday afternoon ~ the
charge o. breaking into Toman ~
powskie butcher shop A. So l2if
81 Agtlravr. April 70. ana stealing
d. hama nine strings o. sausage
and f0H~ d0yeu eggs Tho sausage
caused their downfall St.ak had
safely maneuvrrrd past police.
man with most OF 'he plumber. when
Zarcmta '1st Die grip on the saw
fpge which DO had wound around
Dill. wai-t The officer saw long
trail OF sausage. and nabheI the
pair
The Detroit times., 1915-06-07
INDY STOCK NARns

UNION STNCk TATUe THfTAG0-
June Hogs Receipts. 900 mar
wet. slow. shaf~ higher mixed arf
butcher. g. 49, = zoot -esvv
light. 4sn7-1i, pigs ts-:a RI
Cattle Receipts. 700 market s-srTv.
heeves sfsbasse cows ard he.'ar.
~. % as Texans fsihu a.
calves 9 b0Wl0 sheep Errefr.fs.
$500. market higher native g. ter
Tie. western - 5HT-21 lambs 3 ra
ri0 IS western. -5di0s0. srr4Us
lSuibs tsaIl IS