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Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
COWBOYS HICKORY
SAVES FAlRBURY
Second Baseman Raps Out Three
Dagger in Seventh, Scoring
Two and Winning.
ALL HURLERs PUT IN THE FRAY

FAIRBURY. Neb.. June ss.-(speoial
Telegram 1.-The lucky seventh inning for
Fairbury took the game from the Be
atrice Milkskimmers today when, With
two down and two strikes on Second
Baseman Conboy he drove out a three
Dagger into deep center field, scoring
Thiessing and Conley and making the
score to in favor of the locals.
Beatrice tried three hurlers in the
hope of stopping the swatting. Pate
opened the game, but when Fairbury
was given two scores on forced balls. he
turned the job over to Adams to COM
plete the first frame. This pitcher lasted
until the sixth frame, when he was sue
ceeded by Higgins. He completed the
game
Sholl opened for the locals and lasted
until the fourth, when Manager Shaner
took the mound. The game was played
on a heavy diamond. partly In the rain
Umpire Muir ordered Manager Fill
man of Beatrice from the grounds In the
fourth inning and he was succeeded by
Neff on second base and Mcdonnell sub
stituted for Neff in center field. shaner
had the better OF the pitching force in
the battle as he registered seven strike
outs, Both the Nillxskimmers and locals
made number OF wild throws and err
rors. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
Leland Stanford
Coach Makes Shift
In Rowing Lineup

PoUGHKEEPsID. NJ " June Ss.--
When the Leland Stanford shell went
out today there was q number of changes
In the crew. Hulsman, who rowed at the
bow. was out OF the boat and Bioeser,
No. 5, was in his place. Rogers, a sub
stitute. was In BIoeser's seat Tho crew
went through six-mile drill and Coach
Guerena, in the coxswain's seat, appeared
pleased with the result Because OF the
need of practice the Leland Stanford
crew probably hereafter will have two
drills a day
The three Cornell crews went down
stream and the varsity had lons row,
The junior crew and the freshmen went
back after a pull OF three miles.
The syraeusans pulled up stream -four
miles.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
Husband Deserts
Wife and the Army

A postcard received by Mrs. Grace d.
Chambers from Louis J. Chambers. her
husband. after she had brought suit for
divorce against him. IL attached 70 Pc
tition in which she asks the district court
to permit her TO secure service on him
by publication. she does not know where
he Il now. she alleges, but has been In
termed that he enlisted in the United
States army and deserted The postcard.
dated May %. reads as follows
Alvin. Tex.--GFace: II you care to,
please send pictures, etc, by parcel post.
2. don't send AZ ell. AZ will not Be here
after the 9th. VIII SO TO south America
probably on the In from New Orleans
Let me know how the flowers came
through. This "a the last for q long. lone
time. II IL Chambers here. Goodbye
slim LOUIS
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
Smith and Weinert
Will Fight July ]

NEW YORK. June 2s.--A match be-
tween Gunboat Smith and Young
weinert. heaiywelghts. 10 fight ten
rounds at Ebbets field. on July /. was
announced today. As Smith obtained a
referees decision in a rwenty-round bout
with Jess Willard some time ago. and
Weinert won a popular decision over
Jim Coffey at Philadelphia. the match
was regarded possibly as having some
bearing ON the campaign for the heavy
weight championship.
II was also announced that Freddie
Welsh. worlds lightweight champion.
has agreed 10 fight Charley White OF
Chicago ten rounds here on July 3.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

sBatted for Conway ina tenth.
Batted for Malone In tenth.
New York. 0 l o 90 o o Ia
Philadelphia 80 0 0 o 90 81
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
Stecher Training
Hard for His Match
Here with Cutler

Manager Hetmanek. who looks after
the affairs of Joe stecher. writes from
Dodge that Joe Is taking no chances in
the coming match. but is training as no
never trained before. He says that he
daily tires out six men. whom he has
engaged TO assist him in training.
Word also comes from Chicago that
there will be plenty Of Cutler money in
sight before the date Of the match, as
the Chicago boys do not understand how
a farmer boy from Nebraska can put
the shoulders OF the worlds champion to
the mat. They say that Cutler has bestsd
them all as fast as they have appeareh
and that they do not think that a mere
Nebraska product can overcome the
years OF experience OF the veteran cutler.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
Yanks win Two.

PHILADELPHIA, juno 2s.-New York
won two games from Philadelphia today,
3 to 2Nn ten innings, and 10 TO Z. In the
opening event Crowell. formerly OF
Brown university, made his professional
debut and outtwirled Caldwell by a
vide margin, but his passes were costly
Only one hit. a single by High in the
fifth, was made off Crowell IN the first
nine innings. In the tenth Bauman
scored the winning run on singles by
himself and Caldwell, Sweeneys sacrifice
and a wild throw by Conway.
In the second game New York had a
walkover. Haas. formerly Of Worcester
academy made his debut. He gave six
teen bases on balls and made three wild
pitches. and his teammates piled up six
errors. Score first game:
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
CORNERSTONE OF LIBRARY
BUILDING lS-IN PLACE

BROKEN BOW. Neb.. June 2a.--Cspecial
Telegram 1.-The ownerstone of Broken
Bows $1,000 Carnegie library building
was laid this afternoon In the presence
Of large number OF people. The hlnc-
ton was undert he auspices OF the Ma
sonic grand lodge OF Nebraska. Grand
Master Whiting OF lincoln officiatlng
Owing to the threatening weather the
orations we're omitted. but the Masonic
ritual was carried out In detail. Grand
Custodian Robert French had charge Of
the program. A procession leading from
the temple was headed by a number OF
small flower girls in white. They were
followed by knights TempIar. grand
lodge officers. bisiting blue lodges and
the local lodge. A fun orchestfa ana a
large chorus assisted materially ia max
ing the ceremony impressive
AFTER the stone had been set flower
girls flied by and placed large bouquets
upon t. At the close Of the ceremony
the national colors were raised and the
whole assemblage Joined in singing
America"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
TECHNICAL QUESTION OF
PAYMENT OF SALARIES
tFrpm ! staff corrsspondent.l

LINCOLN, June A.--(Speciaa Telegram)
THE question whether the State Board
Of Control has authority TO pay salaries
to employees OF the new furnitre factory
at the state penitentiAry Is likely 20
cause the board some trouble. Up 20
date these salaries have been paid from
tho appropriation made BY the Legislators
for the PURCHASE and equipment Of an
Industrial plant, ana II Is question
whether salaries can be paid from this
fund. The board holds that II can do
this. while others contend that It cannot.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
today. Score;
ms MONIES
OMAHA
Batted for johnson IN ninth

Totals .-.....-.B 5 10 Y
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
WHITE SOX TAKE
TWO FROM INDIANS
Chicago Makes it Five Straight from
Cleveland by Winning Double
Header.
KEEPER HUR1s THE SECOND

CLEVELAND. o., June S3-chieago
made Il five straight from Cleveland to-
day by winning both ends Of the double
header, 3 10 l and to :. Cicotte out
pitched Hagerman in the first game and
had better support Rlepfer pitched his
first big league game for Chicago in the
second and proved very effective. cleye-
land lost in the first inning when an
error by Jackson and two passes were
followed by J. Collins triple. Score first
game.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
TER. LEAGUE.
FED. LEAGUE.
Yesterdays Results.
WESTERN LEAGUE.


WESTERN LEAGUE,
Wichita Topeka, rain.
Denver, /; Lincoln. 2.
Des Moines. 9; Omaha, g.
st. Joseph, 4; Sioux City, 5.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis, 3; Chicago, g.
Pittsburgh, s: Cincinnati 2.
Brooklyn, 2; Boston, 3.
Philadelphia, 2; New York, I.
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
New York, s-l5; Philadelphia, 2-7
Boston, 0; Washington, g.
Chicago, 81; Cleveland, l-S
st. Louis, 2: Detroit, 4.
FEDERAL LEAGUE.
st. Louis. 2; Brooklyn, 1.
Chicago, 3; Baltimore, l.
Kansas City-Buffalo, cold
Pittsburgh. IL; Newark, l.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Columbus, 2; Louisville. II.
Minneapolis. 5; Milwaukee, g.
Cleveland, D.; Indianapolis. J.
st. Paul, 6: Kansas City, g. Twelve in
nings and called account darkness.
Fairbury, 81 Beatrice. s.
Grand Island, 2; Norfolk, 3.
Hastings-York; rain.
Games To-day.
Western League-Denver at Wichita.
Topeka at Lincoln. Des Moines at Sioux
City. Omaha at st. Joseph.
National League-St. Louis at Chicago,
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Brooklyn at
Boston. Philadelphia at New York.
American League--New York at Phila-
delphia, Boston at Washington, Chicago
at Cleveland. st. Louis At Detroit.
Federal League-kansas City at New
ark st. Louis at baltimore. Chicago at
Brooklyn. Pittsburgh at Buffalo.
Nebraska State I,eague-York at Hast
ings Grand Island at Norfolk. Beatrice
at Fairbury.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
FREMONT PRINTERS WANT
HOME FIRMS TO DO WORK
(From q staff Correspondents

IINCOLsN. June z.-(special Teleerann.)
THE printing firm Of Hammond q Ste
vens at Fremont has sent a request to
the printing board that In the future I'm
the letting OF contracts and the calling OF
bids the board confins itself 10 allow
only Nebraska firms 20 compete, thus
carrying out the slogan OF "Patronize
Home industries"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

shaner, HiIdebrand. Three-base hit;
Conboy Struck out: BY Sholl. 1; by
Shaner, :; by Pate. 2: by tIuggins. 4; by
Adams, g. Bases on balls; OFF Pate. 2;
off Sholl, g. Time: zoo Umpire: Muir.
Buster Brown Lives Up 90 Name.
NORFOLK, Neb., June 2S.-(special
Telegram. with grabbing the predomi
nant feature in the ninth inning, when
the Islanders were one score TO the good,
Buster Brown damned out two-bagger,
winning the game for the Drummers, 20
O. There we're no outs and the bases
were full when Brown made the Hensa-
uonal hit. The game was sensational
one up to the eighth inning. whom rocky
PLAYING was exhibited. Score:
11ENn r<sI.ANn NORFOLK.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

sbatted for James IN the eighth.
ST. Lbuis .........0 y co. % 0-2
Detroit ...........i % o -
Two-base hits; Crawford 0D. Kavanagiy
Cobb. Stolen hasea: Shotton, Austin. 4.
Bush. Earned runs: Detroit. =. Haor1fice
files. Pratt Cobb. Burne Double play:
janice to Lovan 10 Leary. Left on hasee;
st. Louie, 8; Detroit. J. Bases on crrors.
Detroit. 4 Bases ON balls; Off James. 2.
Hits: orr Jamee. IN seven innings; off
Loudermik. IN one-third inning; OFT
KOob. y IN two-bhirds Inning. struck out:
Koop. Umplres. Evans and Chill Time;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
Despondent Young
Woman Ends Life

BEATRICE. Neb.. June 2s--tspeeiai
telegram Miss Edith YOst 20 years old.
daughter Of Mrs. I'D Yost Of wymore.
committed suicide this morning By taking
strychnine. She was found by her
mother when she returned from a trip
downtown. An empty bottle. which had
contained strychnine. was found on a
dresser near the bed. Miss Yost returned
home Tuesday evening from A. visit AZ
Lincoln and Omaha and appeared 70 be
An the best OF spirits. Dependency II as
signed as the cause for her act
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

sBatted for Ingham In fifth.
sone out when winning run scored
ST Joseph 80 i / % . %
Two-bAse hits; Price. White, Page.
Home run: Callahan. Stolen bases;
Watson. EWoldt. Davidson, Rapp "a.
Nicholson, Williams, Clark Hits. OF
lngham. 4 m five innings; off Gaspar, 3
In five inninEA Bases on balls: or
Ingham, 4; OFF Wiley. 4 Struck out
Z Fasssd baf; PrioS. Int ~ pitahsd
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

Two-base hits: Hartford, Hahn, Bis,
Tannehill. Stolen bases; Jones, Hart
ford Sacrifice hits: Sawyer, ID. Breen.
20 Jones. Left on bases: Des Moines, s;
Omaha 10. Struck out: BY Mogridge.
4; by johnson, q Bases on balls: ore
Mogridge, 8: off johnson, 8. Passed ball:
Kafora Hit by pitched ball; Jones by
johnson, Kruger ana Forsythe BY No
eridge. Time: 2:0s. Umpire: Myers.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

FORMER Lincoln Couple Separated.
CHICAGO, June sa--(speciai Teiesrsino
Clifford O. Biseiow was today divorced
from Lulu KING Bigeiow. formerly OF
Lincoln. Neb. Statutory charges were
preferred.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
LINCOLN

Two-base hit: Galloway. Double play:
Dawson to McGaffigan to Williams.
Stolen bases: Wolfe, McGaffigan. Sac
rifice hits Miller McGaffigan. Struck
out: BY Dawson, 5. Bases on balls: OFF
Dawson. /: Off Gaslxell, 5. Hit by pitched
ball: BY Dawson, 1. Time: f:F I'm
Ipire: Parent.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
HARVARD WINS SERIES
FROM THE YALE TEAM

CAMBRIDGE. Mass, June 22-Harvard
won the series with Yale by adding a
3 to victory today TO that scored at
New Haven yesterday. 1t was a ninth
inning success. With two out and man
on first. Brickley doubled, scoring Harte
with the tying run. and crossed the plate
himself with the winning tally on a single
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

NEW YORK, June 23.--George Wiitge.
former pitcher OF the New York Ma
ucnals, was today Internationally re-
club OF the International league. Wiltse
wac made manager of the club last win
ter
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

Advertised priqe-ooncassions must bo
senuine-for the merchant who did not
see to II that they were would not abide
for very long In this community oven
though he advertised ever so much.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

WASHINGTON. June &.--WashinGton
shut out Boston today. to Q. with
Walter Johnson pitching. The locals got
only one hit off NAYS In the first six in
nines. but batted him at viii after ne
Ind beon hit by Johnson IN the seventh
inning Gandil stole second three times
and homo once Score
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
LonaermlIll (iIrea Tinern Win.

DETROIT, June E.-I.oudermilk turned
somsrsault while fielding Crawford =
roller In the. eighth inning OF today's
game; Cavanagh scored from third.
Cobb went from second TO third, and while
the ST. Louis pitcher sat on the ground
holding the ball. Cobb stole hC me. These
two runf gave Detroit the game. 10 p.
Steen tanned leary four times and ~
Walker three times. Score:
ST. LOUIS DETROIT
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

Constipation. headache, bilious spells.
Indicate sluggish liver The tried remedy
Ia Dr. Kings New Life Pills. Only sc.
An druggistas-Adverfisem
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

TWO-ba1O MT; Hamnond. lnrte-DNbt
hits. ]. COLLINS. Weaver, Schalk Double
plays: Chapman TO Hammand 10 Jack
son; l. Collins TO Weaver TO Fourier.
Hits: Off Bowman. / in one-tbird In
innings; off Walker, 8 In two innings.
Bases on balls. Off Bowman, 2; off
coumbe. 2; off Walker. /: off Klepfer. l.
Struck out: BY Coumbe, &; by Walker,
q by Klepfer, Z? Passed ball: schalk.
wild pitches lklepfer. 4 coumbe, /.
Umpires; Connolly and Wallace.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

BEATRICE, Neb. June 8-(speciaI
Telegram -Circuit races were post
poned on account OF rain today.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
aonthern A..ocintI don.

Atlanta, o; Birmingham, l.
Memphis, 2: Nashville, 0.
New Orleans, 2; Mobile, 3.
Chattanooga, 0; Little Rock. Z.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
Coast LeaEne
battle Creek Beats Oakland.

hnttAe sreek heata OAAimmos
BATTLE CREEK. Neb., June z.--(spe-
eiei Telegram. battle Creek beat Oak
dale. TO q Batteries; Battle Creek, u
rich and AneW; Oakdaie, Rose and
Stewart. Hits. Battle Creek. 6; Oak
dale, q
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

Slated for Thomas In the ninth.
Slated for Mays In the ninth.

Washington 80 o a o J. ca . -
Two-base hit. johnson. Earned runs:
off Mays, 2 1'hroe-baso hit: Shanks. Sac
rifice hit: Morgan stolen bases. Gandil
(D Double play; Moelier to oAndh Left
on balls: OFF Mays. 1: oft johnson, ?.
Bases on errors: Boston. 2: washington,
4. hit by pitched ball: BY Johnson. Meys.
Struck out BY Mays B; BY Johnson. q
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

TWO base hits: 81 Brown. cynek,
Claire. Double plays: Melker to Dye to
Towne, Synek TO Claire. Bases on balls;
OFF Alexander, s; off Corey. & Hits:
Off Alexander, 4. Oft Corey. 8. Struck
OUT BY Alexander. 5; by Corey. 9. Time;
1915 Umpire Shuster.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

TWo-base hits; Oldring 90, Strunk
lap Three-base hit: strunk. Double
play: Peckinpaugh to Mullen. Peckin-
Nunain "a PeekinpaSsh' Mullen is I oid.
ring. Struck out: BY WARRIOR. /; by
Haas. 4. Bases on balls; OFF Haas. s.
wIld pitches Haas 90 Time; 200 UNI
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

NEWARK, n. u, June B.-rhe NEWARK
Federals last TO Pittsburgh IN the last
game OF the series here today. Tho score
was II TO !. Newark used three pitchers
able 10 stop the hitting. score: RH.E
Newark ...l.0 o o 0 0 0 1 o Ell z z
Batteries: Allen and O'Conners: Reul-
den. Texter.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
DIES HOLMES WINS
THREE STRAIGHT
Eddie Hahn Makes Circus Catch,
Taking Heart Out of ROurkss,
and Omaha Loses, 8 to 8.
NINTH INNING RALLY FAILS

Life tor that terrible Dss Moines crew
is becoming Just one victory after an
other. Three straight they made II from
pa RourKe's struggling. but faitering.
tribe OF athletes. George Mogridge and
EDDIE Hahn and one or two other rea-
sons contributing to the TO defeat.
The above mentioned Mr.. Hahn was
once q member OF the worlds champion
White Sox He is one OF the oldest naen
in the world and has been cheating the
undertaken for, 10. these many years
But Mr.. Hahn IL still sprightly enough
TO put q crimp In the ROurkes, and he
certainly did It yesterday. In the sew
enth inning the Boosters were only two
runs ahead of our side and two Rourkes
were on base, with one out. Then Earl
smith cracked one 20 right. 1t looked
good for two or three bases and the
bugs had visions of one Of the proverbial
notwithstanding rallies But It was not
to be, for old man Hahn scooted over and
nipped the drive with one mitt and dou-
,bled the Rourixo runner at first This
took the heart out OF Johnson and the
rest OF the Rourklets and the Boosters
were allowed TO do as they pleased In
the eighth. They pleased to make four
runs. thus putting thu combat on ice.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
cALLAnANs HoMn aus VIM
Drives BAH over Fence in Tenth aud
sioux Triumph.

SIOUX CITY, Ia, June Is. -Connie
Callahan drove the bal over the left
center fence in the tenth inning. winning
the last game Of the series by 10 4
score. The Indians rallied In the ninth
and made two runs. tying the score.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

Strikes out Half DOEen Men In
Succession.
LINCOLN. Neb., June 2-Dswscn
pitched superb ball against Denver today,
striking out ak men in succession at
oneN stage, and Lincoln won the final
game OF the series by q score OF 30 l.
GaskeIl was also effective, but inclined
70 be wild. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

Read The Bees Business Chances
and set into your own business.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
Lar, Rany Fails snort.

Omaha tritd TO rally in the ninth, but
without effect. Kruger batted for john
son any was hit by g. pitched ball. Smith
singled and Brcen walked. filling the
runway. Forsythe was punctured in the
Stats and Kruger walked home. schlieb-
ner flew out. but Marty Krug poled hit
to right. scoring Smith and Breen. Then
Artie Thomason whitfield. ending the
agony.
The Rourkes beat It down stream TO
ST. Joseph today. Score;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

bali: Williams by Ingham. Time: 2;90
Umpire: Van SICKLE.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

stolen bases: Bauman. Cree. Caldwell
Malone 90. Double plays: Bauman 10
Pip. Maisel 10 Peckinpaugh. Conway TO
Mcfnnis Bases on balls: OFF Caldwell. s;
9ff crowell. 3. HIT BY pitched ball BY
4; by Croweil. s. EMPIRES: Hiidebrand ana
OLoughiin.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
College 4

College Base BaII.
Harvard. 3: Yale. 2
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24
TERRIERS TAKE THE SERIES
St. Louis Wins Five Straight Games
from Tips by Coping Hurl-
ing Duel.
FINAL SCORE IS TWO TO ONE

BROOKLYN, N. Y. June 2s-st. Louis
tonk the series OF five games with Brook
iyn by winning the final game today. 10
l. II was pitchers battle between Wat
son and Flnneran. Score; RH.E
81. Louis....0 90 1 o o o ID
BTooklyn 20 90 0 o o 0 o. 4 3
Batteries; watson and Hartley; Fin
neran and simon.
Tsrps Take Last.
BALTIMORE, June 23.--RRltimore took
che last game of the series today from
Chicago, 70 3 by a spectacular ninth
inning rally. scoring two runs after Chi
cago had made n home run. with one on
base in It's half of the ninth. Chicago
teen, score: E.HE.
ShI,e,sgo :.-"S 49, 9SS I
Batteries: Hendriy and Wilson; Bailey,
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

Totals, 20 II 2 IS Totals. ., 50 10 q 70 :
PhiIadelphIa 80 . : . . . ) -
Omaha daily bee., 1915-06-24

Get competent help through The Doe
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-17

AS the Austro- Hungarian ambassa-
dor goes, Captain Franz Won Papen OF
the German army the military at
tache Of the German embassy in Wash
ington may go also. Captain Won
Papen was quoted by DR.. Dumba IN
the captured letter as expressing the
opinion that the Dumba plan to tie up
munitions plants in this country Us OF
great Importance and amply outweighs
the expenditure Of money involved.
Furthermore, Captain Won Papen IS
represented as saying in newspaper
interview that he talked with DIT.
Dumba about obtaining money from
Vienna for the support Of Austrian
and Hungarian subjects who might re-
fuse to work in the factories that were
making munitions for "our enemies
Whether or not their connection OF the
scheme to disorganize an American In
dustry constituted a conspiracy In re-
straint of trade within the meaning OF
the domestic laws is not regarded as
of as much consequence as the fact
that seems to stand out that diplo-
matte representatives of foreign ma
tons arranged program Of interfer-
ing with matter of domestic concern
and thereby. apparently, violated the
hospitality extended to them by this
government
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1915-09-17
TUNES REPUBLICAN, MARsHAILTOWN
Fat Cows and heifers.

Chicago. Sept. 17.-Keen edge shown
In the midweek trade in butcher she
stock was perceptably dulled today
Demand from spectators and the
smaller local and outside killers was
by no means as gay as on Wednesday
and packers, without strong outside
competition to whet their appetites,
bought with less speed and more eau
ton, the trade rejecting an easier close
yesterday.
While not generally lower, it was a
slower deal all around and there were
10@ 10 cent lower spots as measured
from Wednesdays best levels. The
trade, however, retained good ad-
vance over the bad close last week,
bulk OF the decent to choice butcher
cows selling 25d4O cents over that
time and some heifer stuff still showing
as much as a 30 cent advance over
last weeks bad acting close. There
was little of high quality in today's re-
ceipts and the plain and in-between
butcher cows. which predominated,
were the stckiest sellers. Some very
good range cows and heifers. selling at
SIS and 7.20. respectively, showed a
full 40 cent advance over a week ago
The come back in values this week
over last weeks bad close has been in
the nature of logical reaction, aided
by more moderate supplies. The fact
that packers overplayed their hand in
forcing such wide declines last week is
not to be doubted but conditions are
still such as to warrant conservative
marketing the coming week, as any
flooding of the market hopper would
again give buyers opportunity to de-
press values of which they would not
be slow to take advantage.