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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-27

If we may suggest-anticipate your
likely needs-for only in the August Sale
are such prices for such values possible
and only then because clearance at once
is imperative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-27
No Orders Given.

No orders had been given. mind you.
No officer told them to go forward But
on. battalion Just whooped out Of their
trenches at midnight, and poured through
the barb wire and across the moats of
that little stronghold. and took IT. They
took IL thoroughly.
Along with the fort they took one hun
dred prisoners. The rest Of the defenders
we're dead Or wounded or had run away.
Then came the question:
What shah We do with it?'
Obviously. there was nothing to be done
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-27
Porch and Lawn Furniture Reduced.
Matched Bedroom
Sets.

Mostly Two-Piece Sets
&11.5O Golden Oak Dresser. $500
SI1.50 Golden Oak Chinonier. 5000
$1,000 Golden Oak Dresser. $3.50
$3.50 Golden Onk Chfnonier. STATS
SIS MahOgany-fnfsh Dresser.$3S.25
$44 Mahogany-flnish Chif-
fonler .&So.OO
S94 Mahogany-fnish Dresser.S 400
$50 MahOgany-finish Chif-
IOnieF So1sVV
so MahOgany-hnish Bed. $4,000
sos MahoRany-hnfsh Dresser.354.0O
1858 Mahogany-inish Chff-
fOnier .$46.OO
$40 MahoSany-finish Dress
CT SoosOV
$SS Maho8nny-fnfsh Chif-
$40 MahOgany-fnish Dress
er .S1OO.OO
$SS Mnhogany-hnfsh Chif-
fonier S74.oo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-08-27

$50 Golden Oak Wardrobe. $4,000
So Golden Oak ChinOrObe. $3.50
S3S Golden Oak ChfnOrobe. 5000
$50 Mahogany-finish Chido-
robe .P4OsVV
S62 MahOEany-hnish ChinO-
rome I7bsOO
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24
Take, Doubled for sugar Companie,

one day last week the Colorado
state tax commission made public its
assessment OF public utilities and su-
gar factories for the year 1915. The
total valuation placed on the corpor-
ations and sugar concerns is s275,-
SIS ,i0S, an increase OF sls.22s. 554
over the valuation on the same prop
erty last year.
one member OF the commission
SAYS the higher valuations are due to
the fact that good times have greatly
increased the value OF Colorado hold
ings and also to the newly discover
ed value In the states sugar factor
les, which the yclaim have hitherto
been greatly under-assessed.
Some OF the assessors OF the Ar
kansas Valley would like to know
what particular system OF calculation
was utilized In arriving at the valu-
ations Of the sugar company proper
ties In this section, The valuation of
the Rocky Ford factory vas increas-
ed from s752.s7o to $4,000. coo. and
Of the Swink factory from t5sl.is0
TO s77l,s7s The valuation OF the
factory al Las Animas Mas increased
from SI72,550 TO $1,000. coo. which
Is nearly $4,000 more than the val
uation OF the factory at Swink EH.
IDENTIFY this vas mere guess work. as
the factory at Las Animas is not one
half the capacity OF the factory at
sWink.
The sugar companies have until
August 23d To file protests with the
commission against their valuation
Hearings viii be held in September
and the commission will make it's re,
port TO the state board OF equaiiza,
ton on October LIST.
The valuation OF the sugar factor,
at swink was determined by tn,
courts in 1918 and 1914. after oterc
county had been TO considerable ex
pense In putting up n defense. since
then the assessor has added the valu
alton Of the improvements made caci
year In determining the value FOL
subsequent years. Nov the tax com
mission comes along and raises tn,
valuation an even tIso.5ls. withou
even taking an inventory OF the prop
erty, an dour assessor Ia In . guam
dairy as to what the increased valua
ton Is based on. The valuation o
the factories OF the American Bee
Sugar Company at Rocky Ford ant
Las Animas Is more than doubled II
each instance. the total increase II
the two properties being 9l.77&.7s0
this increase alone being more thar
the original cost OF both factories II
the first instance.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24
Hob Harris Goes to Pen for Life

The prison gates at Canon City
closed upon Bob Harris last Tuesday
for the rest OF his natural life. Sen.
tence was pronounced by Judge Es-
sex. who likewise pronounced the
sentence OF death upon Harris when
he was convicted OF the murder OF
two peace officers At Rocky Ford.
After serving nearly two years al
Canon City the supreme court grant
ed Harris . new trial. at the conclu.
sion Of which he was acquitted and
walked out OF the court room . free
man. The crime OF which he was
convicted the last time was the muir
der Of William MCGEE on March 9Th.
Harris claimed self defense. but the
evidence did not so indicate.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24
LA JuNTA
THE BEST TOWN
IN VALLEY
:.
=

In special colored lance work, &C.
companied by the discharge OF six
extra large saucissons
No. l5-Fnght OF six three-bre
Texas superior night shells, each
shell equal to three single shot nigh,
shells on reaching their altitude
each shell bursts three times in rap
i'd succession. filling the air with
beautiful colors,
No. 10 Salyo OF one eighteen inch
golden rain bombshell.
No. l7-Salvo OF one eighteen
inch two-break repeating she'll
No, ls-Salyo OF one eighteen
inch serpent bombshell
No. is-Salyo OF one eighteen
inch electric bombshell.
No, Salvo OF one eighteen
inch spider bombshell
No. 2i-Salyo OF one eighteen
inch chrysanthemum bombshell
No. Exhibition display piece.
illuminated star wheel.
No. 23-Fiight OF six twinkllng
star parachute rockets.
No. 2i-Discharge OF six extra
large electric shower mines.
No. ?5-Fiight OF three umbrellas
OF fire.
No. ?s-DischArse OF two sixteen
inch vertical wheels.
No. ?7-Discharge OF three extra
large rosctte wheels.
No. ?s-DiseharEe OF one merry
widow hat.
No. ?s-Ascent OF six four pound
Peacock plume rockets.
No. 3o-Asccnt OF two twelve inch
Texas night bombsheiis.
No. 3i-FiiEht OF six three pound
exhibition rockets: extra fine lasting
colors.
No. 32-riish, OF six four pound
exhibition rockets.
No. 33-Diseharse OF three Ecu
de Joi Mines
No. 3t-Ascent OF 2 twelve inch
golden rain bombshcils.
No. 35-Fountain effect. Dis.
charge Of two mammoth prisma,ic
fountains.
No. ss-Eshibition display piece
American FREELY.
No. s7--Asccnt OF two twelve inch
Texas night bombshelis.
No. as-Ascent Of six four pound
electric rockets.
No. 3s--Asccnt OF six four pound
fiery wissicr rockets
No. to-GrAnd finale Niasara
Falls: twenty-six feet In length.
These arc not the ordinary Nissar.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24
DON'T TAKE A CHANCE
L. Jun,. People Should Ae, In Time

- ''Sf'N ~ w 'N'N
q you suffer from backachc:
II you have headaches, dizzy spells:
II the kidney sccretions are irregu.
Jar,
Don't delay likely your kidney. are
alex
la Junta people recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills
Here's a La Junta woman's enper.
i.ncc.
Mrs. MARY Z Mock, 5i3 Race Ave,
la Juuta. says Il suffered great
deal rum bsekache and was bothered
by too frequent passages OF the kid
ncy socr'tiuHs gave ont easily and
couldn't do much work. ! lacked
strength and energy when I heard
Of DoauH kidney pills. ! tried them
md about four boxes rid me OF the
trouble During the years that have
. .cp passed. have M had any
trouble from my back or Kidneys
Price rHr AZ aN dealer Don
simply SEX Tor kidney remedy
p0an's X Fras pills the same that
MIR Mock had Poster MTburn 20,
Props, nurrlo. y y
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24
SOME MORE SHORT ONES.

See the window At Coltman's Phar.
macy for fine kodaks.
Mrs. W. c. Chiffon and children
went out TO the J. J. ranch Monday
where they spent the week with Mrs.
Giaxbrook.
Or. John Marquardt left Sunday
for Denver where he attended the
convention Of dentists which was
held in that city this week.
Mrs.. c. l.. seeiey and daughter.
Miss cornelia. returned home Wed.
nesday evening from Colorado
spriags where they went last week
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24
FIREWORKS DISPLAY.
La yuntA VIII Have Most Elaborate
Display Of Pyrotechnics Ever
Pulled or In the Valley.

! The. fireworks committee OF the
Fourth OF July celebration has ar
ranged for most elaborate display
OF pyrotechnics as the closing feature
/ OF the day. An order has already
been placed with the Texas Fire
works Company. OF Dallas, Texas.
and the programme. which will in
clude forty-two separate and dis
tinct features, will be as follows:
I No. Ten minutes before the dis
play takes place flash or sound
signal will be fired as an intimat ton
I that the fireworks will shortly com
mence, produced by the discharge OF
/ six extra heavy bombshell salutes
exploding high in the air with terrif-
I &c force that can be heard for miles.
| No 2-Welcome greeting in eigh-
teen inch letters.
No. 3-Prismatic illumination
with fifteen special illuminators,
changing from red, then white and
blue
No Flight OF twenty-five fancy
| display and duration star rockets.
I including the latest novel effects,
such a. iwinkling stars, electric pea
cock pIumes. etc.
No. Flight of six nine inch
Texas light bombshells comprising
light green. dark green. ruby and
silver.
No. ascent OF six four pound
magnesium star rockets throwing
out extra heavy box stars.
No. Ascent OF two eight pound
floating festoon rockets at an alti-
tude OF about 500 feet they throw
out large festoons which float along
| changing color several times be
fore floating away in the distance.
No. Exhibition display piece.
tree OF liberty
No. s-DischarEe OF sixteen ex-
ira large devil among the tailors.
No. 10 Special device. criss
cross fire OF various colored fire
balls, produced by the discharge OF
three special made batteries
No. ll-FIight Of six two break
Texas superior bombshells on reach
ing their altitude they explode twice
and making in reality twelve shells
No. l2-Ascent Of six four pound
hanging chain rockets, displaying
long chains OF prismatic light-chang-
/ ing color several times.
No. l3-Fountain effect. dis
charge OF six sheaf OF wheat foun-
tains These take the shape OF
sheats OF wheat. for size and effect
these fountains cannot be equaled.
No. Exhibition display piece:
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24

Falls but are made OF pure aluminium
and are strung on rope and can be
placed high off the ground as they
have a drop OF about thirty TO forty
feet
No, il-Good Night combination
with star wheel and showers.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24

to attend the graduation OF their son
and brother, Chas. Seeley, from Colo
RADIO College.
For as cents the great family
journal Will be sent to all new sub
scribers until January !. 1917, along
with the Kansas City Weekly Star
for a period OF one year. Get In the
game early.
La Junta tribune. (La Junta, Bent County, Colo.) 1881-1939, 1916-06-24
Creamery Products Delivered Free.

ANY cash order amounting to %
cents OF any OF the following cream
cry products, whipping cream, cof-
fee cream, milk and buttermilk. de-
livered to any part OF the city. Phone
East 32s.
WIsWELL'S CREAMERY.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06

while the early pricts were lower the speculative
established were quickly made. Their was much
talk Of big business IN wheat % export account
and the trade foreign account lErEr than
that made public, which 500 600 bushels
In addition 70 this Omaha reported 50 900 buShes
sold TO go TO the seabIsrd.
According TO a cable received By Finley Barrel
& Co from their Ruenos AyreS rsprgsentatiVe.
the tonnage available thrTe will be go o0
tons at the end Of January. That country has
had heavy rains in nearly all the districts and thi,
is expected TO rstNs farm work for a short time
at least
Corn was strong and slow-d advances o. sisA2<
TODAY. There was q rally n cents from 'he
lrwe~t point with the December at times the
strongest. The strength shown IN the cash mArfet
fails to encourage LhOSe who short that month
Country offerings of corn were light Oats were
INAI% higher and hmer. That mGrket showed
a sold out condition Sesbosrd reported s1ne nsw
business for export The car scarcity "a AgAinst
any material reduction In the lRrFs stoeau held
In all posttionA Oash sales Of corn wore % mn
bushels and Of oats moo bushsls and with aoo
Of the lRttsr for export.
The strength displayed in the Erain nH-tss and
the advance in hogs az the yArds were the leading
influences in hog r-rducts which clorsd snerHlly
higher. January pork was the strongest spot q
the list and the buying lErrefy b. sbortA
Commission house bought May pork and mis-
while EAstem concerns TOOK January lard Ths
cash trade In meats wRs fair with prices for soma
cuts declining.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06

white. Western Maryland and PennsylVania. hnsosi
lSOal 90; do New York and Jersey, oushel. / va
L6O: Eastern Shore. Maryland and NirEiniA, ousnel
40; do, do, frosted. bushel TSsso; nesToy'
busheI box l3OsL4o: sweets Eastern shor' il,
einia yellows. barrel 2OOa23; do. Esslern seo''
Maryland and Delaware. barrel. 2Sa2IS; 90
Anne Arundel. standard barrel. 2SOa27S; NgFlh
Carolina lzrreI 25Oa3.Oo: ysmk larEs. bright DOL
lT5a2Oo; apples Western Maryland and PenisSl-
rania packed. bbl. 25OaS So New York State No. l.
S5A4 50; do, No 2 lsoa22s; beans, Florida, green
basket l75a2 90; cabbage. native. 100 4eeae %; 90
New York State Danish ton, 6oS1OW; do-' 90
me-tic S.ooa5o0O: caulihOver Long Island Gate
lsOzlT5; do, Maryland, barrel, 25s2S; eeierS'
New York bunch 1a50; crInbernes. As I" quAnV'
barrel 08a7 50; cucumberS Florida, basket Z-oA
SIS: esgplants P1orida crate, L75a23; grapefruit
Florida, box, 2OON35O: hOrsersdish, nearby, box.
22sa2N; kale Norfolk. barrel f5sS; native. oushei
box. aaIs; lettuce. Norfolk. BASKET. 9Nl0; onions
MARYLAND and PenusyiTaniA. yellow. dry. OuShe'
ls5al75; New York and Western, yellow. Wen'
sack 35Oa3T5 oranges Florida, boz, zOOaZ %; peAIs'
Eastern Shore, Kieher.S4-s basket, 1z25; do. bar
rrI, l3al.75: peppers Florida. crate. Z5aSoo'
ounces New York No. !, barrel. 45oa5 %; ssanach'
Norfolk barrel looal.5o; native. 6ushsl box Sosoo
squash Florida crate 2oOz25; turnips. native
medium size. barrel l!ooal-9.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Dec. 6-EeGs-Msrket quiet Mary.
land PennElIania and nearby hrsts, 70; Eastern
Shore, Maryland and Virginia 6rsts, 20; Western
(Ohio) nrsts 10; West Virginia, hrsts. 81 Southern
North Cardinal. hrsts. %; strictly fresh county
gathered. q. TIE market for wesern eggs weaker.
Western, fresh count, "; Western storage case
count, 3; selected canAled stock in carton, eai
BUTTER-SeIarator. extra, S3aA: ersts. Gaf7:
prints. Nd. IsaI4; hrsts lai2; do, In. extra.
lsaA: nrsts Eat2; blocks 2fos. extras. yaA frsts.
oan; prints. Maryland. Pennsyfvania, Virginia.
extras 3OaS frsts zsaso. store packed hrsts 3a3l
rolls. Maryland and Pennsylvania. slas2: do. West
Virginia. 3oaSl
LIVE PoULTRY-Prices. per pound, unless other
wise stated: Chickens. choice, young. by boat.
:6al7; do. By express. lea7 do. White Leghous IS;
old hens. 4 pounds and over. B: do. smaller to
medium, Is; d. old roosteTs and stags I0all; ducks
young. Muscoyy and ~ho1eel. Is; young. White
Pekinp. lsal7; do, Pudoe. over. pounds, I5als;
do. smaller, l4al5; geese. Maryland and virginia,
fat. fa17; do. Southern apd Western. l4AlS; do.
Kent Island, fat. I7als; turkeyA young. pounds
and over. %; old toms. iSdls; do. small, poor.
1-als; pigeons old, pair. %; DO. young %:
guinea fowl young, " pounds and up. EACH 6S;
do. smaller 40a50: do. old, 5.
VEGETABLES AND GREEN FRuITs-Posstoss
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06

with declines Of 70 to % points. New Orleans and
other Southern interests were buyers here. while
supply came from Wall Street, uptown interests.
and Liverpool The lower prices brought In . large
Drsnber Of buying orders and after the cal the
market became steadier but selling BY houses with
Liverpool connections became heavy. March con
tracts sold OF to D.oo and May TO 2o2A After the
close broad offering became somewhat lighter and
the decline was halted by covering
The market turned easier again during the middle
OF the day. January contracts broke TO 1884 during
the noon hour. while May sold of to zoos. Local
traders who had bought for reaction during the
earlier trading Ieemed 70 be selling their cotton.
while there was little no support around the rng.
In the early afternoon the market ruled nrmer.
prices showing q net los Of about Is points.
Heavy buying by spot firms and by Wall Street
and Western interests that had hqudated long lines
around the nc level 9 feature late In the day.
Prices responded to the demand by Q recovery OF
about 30 points from the earlier break and closed
steady at a net decline Of l5a1 points.
Port receipts for the day were 4.fD bales. com
pared with d.7S bales last year. Exports for the
day were T.a62 bales. all to Great Britain Clear
ances for the season to date aggregate 20 62 bales
against l.sssoo bales for the corresponding period
last season
Spot here was quiet. 20 points lower. at ls.so
There were Ales. The spot article at New
Orleans was quiet. with middling q points lower,
at 1865 Sales. l650 bales
h Receipts at Galveston were q. .s57 bales; at New
Orleans, 1851 bales: at Savannah 56l3 bales and
at Houston 1850 bales.
Liverpool spot quiet today and 8 points lower,
on the basis Of Hid for mid upland. The sales
aggregate 5000 bales including 500 bales American.
The imports were 5000 bales including $500 bales
American. The market EJr futures closed STEADY al
net decline Of 7aB points
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Dec. 6-Cotton moved upward sfte1
displaying early weakness today. At the start the
market responded to q sharp break h Liverpool
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
WACHINGToN PRODUCE.

Quotations given below are for large iots u good
| marketable goods only Jobbers' prices are higher
Lower grades may Be sold for less Fancy goods
command higher prices.
EGGS-Fresh. per doz 4oA42: Southern, Ss4o
, BUTTER-Best prints. new. per n. a; do tub,
9; process. 6a3e: store-packed. 3as.
LARD-Tub. Pure. per h., lsIsa!s: do. com
pound, li'sal5 cottonssed oil per i've gallon can.
SIS.
CHEEsE-New York. new, per h.. 2sao: fat.
ssa2s; Swiss. domestic S2sS5: do. foreign, 5Safo.
LIVE POULTRY-Chickens. per n. Halls: hens.
per lb. l6; ROSTERS rer lb IS; ducks. per ID. @
DRESSED POULTRY-Chickens. choice per ID
IS: hens choice per H.. Halls; turkeys choice per
h. 9: do. medium per h.. 23sa.
LIVE TOCk-Csl'es. veal, prime, per n.
L; do. medium. Il; spring lambs fat. per
h.. loall: sheep PEI h.. 5a5t
DRESSED GOODS-Pork. small. per h.. Il; do.
heavy, per lb.. llallh.
GAME-R.bhits. choice. Per doa. asa2IS: com
GREEN GooDs-Beans p.r basket aoosso 90;
bests, Per 100. 35o1Le; Brussels speouts per
quart loal25; cabbase. Per 100 lbs. &DaA: carrots.
per bunch. 2as; celery. New York. per crate.
S5oa5 90: cucumbers per basket. 3ooa35o; cymbInEs
per crate, 1.sOa225; eggplant. per crate. 2ooaaTo
kale per bbl. LOoal.5; lettuce Florida per basket
l.25a2.5o: onions. per bag. aDaAz5; peppers per
crate. l.6oaS5o; potatoes, per Dbl, S5oaA6o; do.
northern, per sack. Iy5oaL75; rutabasas. Der Dbl
per bbl T5al.W; turntpA psr box, eOs75.
FRUITs-Apples. per bbl-. a5oaS5p; rrapefruit,
Der box 4ooa,5o Lemons Per bon, G5oa6co; oranges.
per bon, California. S75s5oo do. FLORIDA, 25oAS 20
pineapples per crate. S.5Oaloo.
sEEDS-Bluegrass. Per bush, l.4oal.eo; clever.
alfalfa. per n;: -; do, alska, per D. l5aI7
red Per lb. lHsal7 do. white. per lb., 50; tim
othy per bushel. 20a2i5: orchard grass per bushel
a25a24O red top. per b. Sail.
GRAIN-Corn, old, white. per bushel, e2asI:
do, yellow s6aee; oats, white, Per bushel 6oa6S;
do. mixed sla62; wheat. milling. per bushel lisa
LD; do. ordinary. l.l0alB.
HAI-Tmothy. No. l. per ton. N.osls.oo: do.
No. 2 400; mixed. Io.ooal2oo; ear com, new per
bbl., $50; wheat straw, per ton 500; tangled rye
straw. per ton. u.oo; long rye straw. Ter ton. lLo
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06
In the World of Finance and Trade
PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
RELIEVES EXCHANGE
More Reasonable Money Rate Also
Aids in Bettering Market.

CBy the International News service.)
New York. Dec 5.-ofncial publication
of the Presidents message, together with
a more reasonable money rate, gave Wall
Street a slightly better market today.
Prices were heavy most Of the day but
in the late afternoon there was a quick
recovery. The character Of the buying
raised a suspicion that it was chiefly
shorts who were taking the stocks. Shorts
fear the effect of the Presidents mes
sage on the country for a few days. They
also believe that the Importation of near
ly Soo 100000 in gold that has been plann-
ed Will break the money rate.
Stocks strong today had special reasons
for their action. The tobacco shares
had been taken in hand by a strong pool
Prices Of tobacco products Of all kinds
are to be advanced and It is only natural
that the stocks should go up. The cigar
cite and the realizing companies are al
ready making the greatest net earnings
on record and the higher prices will give
them bonanza results.
Other specialties, as for instance, the
Barrett Company, are planning special
dividends. That concern declared 10 per
cent extra for its common share holders.
Montana Power is being purchased in
anticipation OF profitable contracts with
the Great Northern and Northern Pacific.
Corn Products earnings will probably
make a liberal distribution Of profits in
the near future. Earnings of the Dis
tillers' Securities are being maintained
at a higher level that makes the stock
attractive. International Nickel is re-
covering from the adverse effects of
false report that it was under the ban
of the British government Wheeling and
Lake Erie stocks are advancing because
OF the discovery that the company is
earning as much for the common shares
as Missouri Pacific, which. is selling a
great deal higher.
The Washington herald., 1916-12-06

Chicago. Dec 5.-There was a general reinstating
Of lines in the Chicago wheat market today
The buying led by Armour brokers. followed
BY John F. Barrett. Bartlett PrAzier Company (the
Patten housed. and Z. W. Wagner 4 Co. This
strong buying caused shalp advances In the market
the December ranging beWe>n SLs and ne;
MAY between slim and S.76S and July between
Sl.H and A.i6h Resting spots for the day showed
net gains Of 3A.alA There was little in the
circumstances surrounding the market TO cause
rf the big pco'Ae in the trade 70 buy large
amounts cf wheat with tn, possible exception that
there has been hig price decline. That there
were many shorts in the Market and that the
public believes that wheat Is wurth the present
price The heavy taknss by the Armour Grain
CDmpany was prrbaby for outsider and that wheat
bought by Z W. Wagner Co., Bartlett-Fr
Company and many othS-s IN tn trade were sup
possdly outside account The buying was a
IeTsosal matter IS the big speculatof generally
backs up his convictions in a substantial way
Ths ssnerl whsat trads was Q ks eos and