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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

Mrs. A. S. Headlee presided over the
refreshments. Those present were
the following; Mrs. f. L. Smith, Mrs,
NJ, j, McDermott, Mrs, ]. o. Kincaid,
Mrs. ]. b. Mumford, Mrs. f. Rager
Mrs. William Pattons Mrs. Guy Hois'
ington. and Mrs. F. NJ Humphries
Many beautiful presents were received
by Mrs, Meeker
Dr. Ella Terpening left today for
Cheney, Wash to spend several days
and attend the May day carnival. She
will remain over for the Wiley-For-
shaw wedding which will take place
on the 25th Of this month at the ], NJ,
Hungate home at Cheney,
Mrs. NJ. Thomas Of Bend is at the
St George.
Charles Hoskins, well known Echo
hallplayer, is up today from his home
Jack A. Gibson superintendent of
the Pendleton Securing Mills, return
ed yesterday from trip over the
northwest.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Stark of Port
land arrived in Pendleton last even
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
WOULD REPEAL DRY
LAW IN WASHINGTON

SEATTLE, May l2.-Bert L. Swez-
ca of the Pioneer Printing company,
left Seattle for Olympia to file an in
itiative bill, repeating the present pro-
hibition bill
hTere are two initiative measures
now on file amending the prohibition,
which is known as Initiative No. 3
The Swezea bill is for an absolute re
peal,
The bill was decided upon follow
ing a meeting of several business men
says Swezea, and was prompted by
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

NEW YORK, May l2.-Guests at
tending dinner in honor of the
eighty-sixth birthday or DR.. Abraham
jacob, decided to raise to 81. 600, OOO
the fund intended to complete the pro-
posed new group of buildings for the
hospital for deformities and Joint dis
eases The work of raising the fund
will be carried on as tribute to DR..
jacob, who is described as the dean,
peer and shining light of the medical
profession" DR.. Jacob has long
been identified with surgery in the
curing Of joint diseases and deformi-
ties
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
Delta Renefit Tonight.

The second benefit for Pendleton's
Rose Queen contest w1l be given this
afternoon and this evening by The
Delta and half Of the entire receipts
will be turned over to the campaign
fund, George C. Hill, proprietor Of
the place, has arranged for a three
piece orchestra to furnish dance mu-
sic in the Pullman tea room Miss
Muriel Sailing. the Pendleton candi-
date, will be present to act as CASH
Ter.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
Party Refreshments Stolen.

A quart of cream. some apples and
other 'eats" intended for refresh
ments at a party given last evening
by Miss Jaunita Friedly for her Sun
day school class at her home, 109
Stonewall Jackson street, were stolen
last evening. The marauder was in
the act of reaching through a window
and purloining a cake when detected
and frightened away.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

the fast that initiative Dill No. was
adopted by the people without fully
understanding It's provisions"
THE filing OF this bill," swesea
said. 'is in response to demands from
all parts OF the state to have q Sec
ond vote on the question"
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

In the divorce suit of Rose Bogert
vs. w. G. Bogert, Judge Phelps has is.
sued a temporary Injunction restrain
ing the defendant from going to the
home of the plaintiff or from mort
gaging or concealing any Of his prop.
erty during the pendency Of the suit
He has also ordered the defendant to
pay to the county clerk $500 for attor-
ney fees, 5000 for court costs, 800 for
the maintenance Of the plaintiff and
children during the pendency Of the
suit.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
Wherr mo- Ieaye Vote Nfoney.

AnefB TO Leave tOUe money.
Many inquiries have been made by
local residents who wish to contrib
ute small amounts toward the fund
for buying votes to elect a Pendleton
girl queen Of the Rose Festival as
to where they can leave their contri-
buttons. This money may be left at
the Commercial association, with
Miss Muriel Sailing at the county
clerks office or at the East Oregon
ian office. Such contributions should
be made today or tomorrow as the
special offer OF 5000 votes for dol
lar will expire tomorrow night. This
is the last special offer Miss Sailing
now has 214.OOO votes to her credit
and is only short distance behind
the leader.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
C,rmmins Not Coming.

Senator Cummins, candidate for the
republican nomination for president
who is now in Oregon in the interest
of his candidacy, may come to Pen
dleton but local republican leaders are
under the impression that he will not.
They state that there is little senti-
ment here for the Iowan else they
would have insisted upon stop here.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
Plan Golf Tournament.

A four city golfing tournament is
to be staged in Walla Walla on sat
urday and Sunday, May 81 and 2S,
and Pendleton will be represented by
her best golfers. Walla Walla, Lewis
ton and Baker each have teams enter
ed and the play promises to be very
keen Each town will probably enter
a team of seven men. The players to
represent Pendleton have not yet
been selected but the best players are
out each day on the local links and
final selection will be made upon
their daily records.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
Snmn Mheat Is Selllng.

In the last week or longer a num-
Der of quiet wheat sales have been
made here, the different local buyers
sharing in the purchases, Between
10000 and 10000 bushels were sold
and the price was around SO cents,
The market is slightly off today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
Don Rice Ieayes Pendleton.

Donald B. Rice. for the past year
and half employed at the Hartman
Abstract Co. and coacn of the high
school basketball team last season,
has resigned his position and left on
No. II for Portland He plans to To-
cate soon in Harney county,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

ing in their auto, stopped over night
at the st. George and left this morn
ing for La Grande.
Lester A. Soden is in today from
the X. G. Warner ranch in the south
end OF the county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
Chief of Hotel Clerks.

G. d. Gum. secretary Of the Ore
gon Hotel Clerks association and
chief clerk for the Nortonia Hotel in
Portland. is here today to meet the
local greeters and interest them in
the organization.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

Attendance at Rumford, Me-,
school is encouraged by a peculiar
method: each room Is permitted to
choose a fayorlte model OF automo-
bile to represent It; every pupil abb
sent or tardy reduces the speed at
which this car is running. In this
way rivalry In attendance has been
developed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
Visited in Union Co.

Postmaster t. j, Tweedy has re-
turned from a trip into Union county
and reports he found considerable
sentiment in that county for the elec-
ton of Win Nj. Peterson as a delegate
to the democratic national conven-
ton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

Hospital Employe Operated on.
Mrs. Ode, who works at the East
ern oregon State Hospital. underwent
an operation this morning at st, An
thongs hospital.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
Candidate corey Here.

H. H. Corey Of Baker, present sec.
retary of the public service commits
sioner and candidate Tor the republi-
can nomination for commissioner
from eastern oregon, IS In Pendletou
making the acquaintance of voters.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
Suit To Collect.

sun ~ NOhNNAa
Linus Anderson today filed suit in
the circuit court against Nellie Black
man to collect 800 alleged to have
been loaned her on Feb. 16 and $7S
alleged to be due for hay furnished by
F. G. Lucas. w. NJ. Peterson is attor-
ney for the plaintiff.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

5000 fenced buildings
stock. $40 per Easy
200 good Improvements with without stock
Price $40
600 500
ell with outfit per
1000 OF wheat land, o R. r, $50 per
have suburban
business chances 0
SO residence
Good business property n Athena. very cheap
Come in talk
E. t. WADE, PendIetOn Ore.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
@d5(&ElI+'lZ+z4'TIB9aao
Observation-Disclosures = -

Friends of Mrs George Meeker gave
ner a pleasant surprise on Wednesday
evening at her home, SIS Jackson
street on the occasion Of her birthday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12

Bananas can be best ripened In a
room kept at no degrees.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
&C NEWS oF2N
RBREEQZaETON


Suit Is Dismissed.
Without prejudice to plaintiff the
suit Of d. H. Nelson VS.. b. D. smith has
been dismissed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-05-12
A HALLMARK FOR THE BOY
GRADUATE.

ROYAL M. SAWTELLE
Jeweler Since 1887
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a - ".'NHtHIF .NNI NFE|A. W. 49, ta
cine siemIid CUTE nnb Die Ereife ftc.
tig bis itarf.
@eitc Ieidjte afiIber 2.0O-t2..
|,5O; fair bis CUTE $9.00--t2.OO; or.
binare nnb erobe $5.OO-11.5O.
g 1Weine. Die RadJfrnae
mar cine CUTE NIB Der Warft lebbaft
unb felt. Sdiie iuaren in beifercr
Wadfrase iit0 Inn 10-25c bober als
seitern.
Miisgeiuffe Sdapere uno 5leiIder,
iorten SO. $685.; gemiidte, mitt.
lere nnb Ieifte, 1870 Biunb unb auf.
mGrts $9.90--9.95; orbinGre bis jill.
te Serfel, 10 Hiuno unb barifnter
$50. 50-9.50; orbin1re bis auscr.
leiene idrpere fette Sdue S7.OO-S..
So; ertra $8.90-9.00; Stass $500
Biz 7.50.
Sdafe un6 26mmer. -
Die Wahfrage mar cine CUTE un6 bic
preiie ftiesen nm 10-15e iiber benen
Don seltern.
Sdafe, aiiserIeiene Biz ertra $6.75
700; CUTE Bis allserleiene $3.50
-6.75; orbinare Bis fair $3.50
SOC. = 91mmer, auserleiene Big
ertra $t0.90-11,15; CUTE Big alsefa
leiene S10.00--t0.90; orbindre Bis
fair $5.00-9.50.
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: Rur bus Deutf6s al

-Rurbas Deutfde afs
Sprate. Sn benz .Deutfdeu
!0uus', Der uniperftdt BON Wisrou'
i'm in Rabtfon, in benz einige fiinf'
sia aebrer unD Stubtnten bes Som,
merturfus Der llniperfitdt ibre Nabl.
seiten etHuebmen unb gum Sbetl
aud ipobnen, If als umqanssiprade
nur bas Oeutide erlaubt. Iu6 Hur
beutfte aieber biirfen in feinem SIT
nern eriha1eu unb in ben 8iiherres
saIen bes 9~efeaimmers liesen nur
beutf6e Bidder unb 3eitf6riFteu aus.
Jerner ipeiit Der &difsnsettet piete
beutfde @erihte auf. Das DeutIte
5aus TT fpeaiell fiir bte Stuoenten
einssridtet, tpelde einrnal beutfden
llnterrttt erfbeifen tpollen unb tpenig
@eleeenbeit 6aben, fi6 fonft in Der
bsutiden SpraHe prnttHd gu iiben.
Jebem eerGBttihe prtfbisrt Elm oeuts
fGer 9ebrer, tpeIher baruuf gu adtter
Bat, bak has DentfH FORFEIT gefpros
den rpirb, unb nelder etspaise JebIer
gu torrieiersn bat. RsuHsetn @tads
ten ftnb unter ben fiiuf3ig' Stuoenten.
mdnnfi6eu tpte peibliden, pertreten.
be oItGgiih bort fpetfen. Dds
Deutf1e 5aus rpurbe bon Der @ermas
ni5tifden @efsrfddft, BEN beutiden
= ' - -
Bereine Der l~Intoeriitat. pdbrenb BEL
Sommsrinrfus BON 1919 in aeben ees
rufen. DAG Snftitut erbdH fi9 felbsr.
Seine leiterir TT 5rGuiein 6Ringeu
bon Der beutTdeu Wbtheiluns. Die
ae6rerStn bielsm CONNER ftnb: u. Q.
RInis, 90. Z. Morbmeber, 4leranoer
Gli5abetbt Ssebsra unS Gnna
ENtneer.
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nerlaneen. 9ufiir fab i'd, bonn, tpenrt
ore otloeren ale idlafea gegangsa
marelL nod bis II llbr oeer ~ ll5r
ailr meinem Stiibfen un6 pertiefin
mid IN irgetoein Bud, oas i'd mir
nltgebradt bate. llebrigeps benustc
ld and ionit Die freie .3ei.t, bic @ii.
lenidatten nift gar5 81 pernadIdfit.
gen Gaber fam es aud, bar mid, bic
gllrger unierer @arniion MIR rpenia
laben. 4lS i'd einnlal elmer aamera.
ben befldyte, 6a polte alir Sas 9ienit.
madden oes tSauies nid}t gFuuben,
oaB ib aud gu u%nierer &oinpaanie
geborte, uno iagte ean5 pertpunoert:
Die anoeren aus Der Gompagnt.
femme id ale"
am engiten ~berbunben tuor it INIT
eincm Soriter, Der mebrece Monate
mein i3intmerten nit mir tbeAte. gia
liebIten ipraH er iiber cine Code, bic
i'd bier nidt peiter beriibrea uit.
Sod blernon a~bgeieben, mar er cir
tebr brdner uno treuer aamerno. @ie
lelbItlos bat er mir INNER 3lrr Seif.
g%eltanoenl S6on oes Dsorgers Yunft
6 ubr ertonte feline Gimme: ,Na,
Brofeliorhen poqp me ies auf.
itebn?" llltO oann betreltte er min
ben golt5en Gag bis abents 8 ltbr.
Iber audi oann nod biente er mir
oaourfJ, oa6 er balo gu 9ctt ginq,
Ioglei6 etniflief urb, obne lid, IN lei.
nem S6lafe itoren ST lai'en, mid I'll.
big beim 2idt Der 2ampe arbeitcn
lieb Sd iperbe tbr nidt ner9eifen.
Gbenfo perbe i6 bid immer in Grs
i%nnerung 6ebalten, on @efreiter mel.
iter &orporalitaft. Sd neiB, ou
modteit mid suerit nift leiben; Ou
ihifanterteit mid, no ou rur fonn-
teit. 0a mics i6 bid einnlal enersifh
in beine Sdralfen 5iriid, uno iait
oieier 3eit iparit on Der bette &erl
bon Der @elt. limo als bu mir eiaes
Ibenbs ben @ltnif auBerteit, oab
mir uns nit u%nieren gornamen anrc.
oeten, ha par ih gang oairit eiuber-
ltanoen. 8arum iou ui6t auf cir
Erofelior NIT einem @emiiiebdnoler
innise Sreuubifaft idlieBen fonuen2
2ieber Otto, iei mir alio ald] bon Sic
fer Steae aus ber5lid geeriiBt!
8eoeaten mub ih aber alrh/ non
eines &lenlprerneilters alts Neufoar.
Sd fauitte i'm idon icit 9eqinn mel.
ller GiHberufnng aber mirtlih lcrir.
te ih i'm crit fennen, ais mir nacJ
mIerer @cibnattsfeier eemeiniara
nod Sauie giuaen. @ir ln~lterbieLtcn
inns IN Crnitcr @eiie unb reritanSer
inns dlrf, obmobl err, tpie iih ba!o
heransftente, elmer anberpu @pnfef.
lion angebortc als ih. aIs mir uus
trerneu nlItbten bolte er etnen grief
nls ieincr Saife berpor unh aob hi
mir su lefen. IS NOR ein 8rief, ben
ibm feline Srau unb lem ein5igerS ohr
,itm @cihnabtsabeno geid,rieben bat
ten, unb ber>io noQ mar bon groBcr
llnb tiefer 2iebe, baB ih mir beitdrr.
fagen maBte: ih babe mid pieleid:
nod lnnge nidJt gerutg bei meIner 4as
mernoen umgeieheu; pohriGcinlif IL
Bel manhenl niel @crtbponeres noas
III finocn, dls man BET Der FiGflit,ert
8erfehr erbIidt, @ir Ienfdeu foll.
ten nift 10 oneinanoer oorbeigeben,
audi IN frieoIiheu 3eitcu nidt!
60 batte id itlieBfit bod erfat.
ten, oab aud Elm S%futlmc,Iter pcrn
Soloatcn nod otcles lernen fam,
I1uS petn ih nun 5uriidbenfe, 10 ia
,e i'd mir. a1es in oIcm qcuomnten.
ih bie fnrae Belt meines 2ano.
tirmoiertItrs nift aus metnem Sc.
zen ftreihcn. Sir Iernes me- aus NIB
'arttou i,rtt1pr Anzlt
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Suder. = preiie fet. = Raj
fintrier Gut 2oaf $3.50; pppbereb
$3.50; Cubes $s.7O; sranulirser 49,
10; gonfeetionsrs .Ms $3.50; off
~" S%7.s0--9.00; fpeiber ertra $3.50
ITO; EXTRA e. $3.50 per 5unbsrt
pfunb.
Mofaffes III Rstts. Hep
Orleans Open 2ettle 45--65c; Gem
trifugaf 25-34c per Gauone.
ReiS. - aouiiana, Ganep Seab
e3-6ac; prima St SIC; orbindrer
43-5e; Sapan 4s-54c per pfunb.
0airp probufte.
Batter. Mdrtt rubis unb
pretfe itetig. WbolEsilt, srtra
31Ac; CENTRALIZED extra zoe; Genira.
li3eb firfts 25ac; feeonbs 223c; Ganeb
Dairp 23c; padius Stod 20-211e
per pfunb.
Rdfe. Marit fistis. Dtio lie.
Horbueflifsr II Cent?; Netp BORT
18e; G9psiser 35-40t; bo. Grid
tic; 2imburesr 17a-1Se per pfunb.
gter. Wdrft fen; prima
firifs 5iibnsrsier 24c; firRs 22ac; ors
bindrt firits 20ae; feeoRbs 17ae per
Dubenb; Gntensier 21ac PET Dubenb.
@eflisel. - Wurft fetis.
9rciIers bon Ii pfunb unb bariber
22c; unb II plumb 18--20c; 66bne
lie; Siibner TIC; 9~rutbibner 21c;
DO. nit trummer Yrnn 10--12c; gul
6--8e; iunse Gnten 13-14e; ate DO.
Gdnfe s-9s; elte 9aabsn
$1.50 bas Dutenb.
DIP unit Gentle.
Mspfef. - Gorln Garrett $1.0O
LEO per 5umper.
3ttroner n. - California $50;
Meftna S6.60--6.76 pei Rifle; 81.
$8.00--8.26 Der 0rutc.
Dkdn8tu.- NoIfnfia. S8.26--|
l45 apsr aiHs.
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Gbitaeo, 90. suIi

Sdpwcine. I3ufiibr 10000. =
Warft iffpad; gulf $9.55-t0.05,
Ieitte $9.60-10.15; eemiidte 3d.
25-t0.15; idipere $9.15-t0.f5;
raube $7.95-9.30; 6erfel $7.75-
$40.
Minbbpieb. - 3ufu6r 400; Warft
itetig; @inbeim;ihe geei Stiere 49,.
W-10.5O; GtOders unb 5eebera
10000; Giibe unb Sellers 49,.
50-9,25; aalber SS.50-12.00.
S6aie. - 3ufubr 5000. Warft re.
tig; @efbers So .90-S.30; Gus
3.60-7.75; 2anlnler $7.25-1t..
OF
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ON CALL
@fTo, Bombs Mub Mftitn in Wtip YOrf.

Usf&dHsyaptere psrben ~ ~ bisfon.
.frt. 1e&isl asi 2snson rartH ftetie.
Ear 90 faes tA73K, Si&t AIN; 9abel
tnpsiiuneen &4.78K. francs si4t 5.o0H.
robei S.o0X. Nsrf Siat 70. aabel 73H.
ironen sidt 1895, 9sttl l2.45. Sire Sid,
90. 0aba as, Rubd Gi@t So.86; Sc.
Sci s0.AS; eilber'B arrsnsaHs NsItisnilHe
Eepars -.
afttenm artt.-2er Narit sar bslte
bel ses grofnsae iet uno perblieb aud 10
udbrenb Der ,belbes D6sieHfunbsn. 9te
S&lu6nstirunaea itaMbsn IN uisIsn 6dusu
etpaD iiber beuen bon gsfteru.
lQtieatetn . ulftea.
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Gbjeago, 30. SuIt

Gbieago, 80. SaiIt
Weisen. : Sir September l..
20B-1.2212, am StluB $1.2t:
iHr December S1.24H-1.25A. au'
SdluB s1.2412.
@eIidforn. - Sir Sentember
7sas-79Ac, am Shlub .S1ae; fG-
DECEMBER 67&-6S%c, am Sdlub
67Ac.
Safer. - Sir Septembcr 41K-
41Iae. ON sdIuB 4t1ae; fir g..
5ember 49, sc, am Sdlub 4312c
Roasen. = No. 2 $1,000.
8erite. -64-7be.
Simotbp. - $3.50.
aIee. - $7O0-14.0O.
Bort. = Sir SrIi $25.75-26..
80 am Stlub S25.75; fiir Septe,r.
Der $24.65--24. .S5, aHs hla$ B24..
rs.
sdmaI3. = Siir september 12a5
--t2.72, am SbInb 1872; fir 81.
tober 12,62-12.75, am SfIuB IL.
70.
Gippenieiten. = Sir SuIi 1851;
fir Septenlber t3.42-13.50, ar
Shluk 1880.
gntter. - aein Mdrft.
gier. = &eiu Rarft.
adrtoffeIn. - Rnrft i~inperdnSs-f.
Gefliisel. - 9eben6es. Rarft
nieoriser; Siibner 161ac; Gpringe:s
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@rapsGruit. HIoriba 800.

Crate.
pftrfi4e. - glberta 1925
1.65 per Crate; Georgia Bells $1.5(
Ito per Crate.
gantaIoupes. Snbiano
Stanbarb Crate $1.5O-2.5O; Sn'
bidnd, flafe Crate 65--8Oe.
9eibeIbeeren. - $1.0O-l.'
% per Rorb BON 20 pfunb.
RirI9em. - Mihisan $50
1.75 per Crate bon "a Quarts.
Tepbeeren. gtnbeimti4'
$2.50-2.75 per Crate.
Srbanni 81 etren. $500
--2.25 per Crate ben "a Quarts.
a%nanas. $1.75-2.85 per
Crate.
WaffermeIonen. - $1,000
1900 per 100 Siiid.
aartoffeIn. Ginkimifde
Gaiteru gobblers unb 1tiumpbs 3d.
$3.50 Der gbl.
SiBtdrtoffefn. = MiFi{s
fippi unS alabama $1.25-1.50 per
6amper.
Curtin. = gtnbeimifde 25-
Doe per Dubenb.
5omaten. - ginbeimifde ST.
50-1.75 per Blu.
9lumentobt. - ginbeimiiAer
81 .00-1.75 per gu.
Orb en-. = Tetp gort 800
$1.25 per 8bl.
araut. ginbeimiItss To-
1.25 per Blu.
3ptebefn. qouispiGe $3.75
$500 per gbl. grbital WeiBe $500
-2.25 per Crate. ginbimiI6e
selbs $1.15, rueibe $1.75 per gu.
ii gobnen. = Ginbeimis
i4e 50-65c per Blu; Wa9sbobnsn
$1.15-1.25 per camper.
Notwithstanding S1.00
-1.25 per gu.
2anbprobutte.
Sen. - SO. 1 9imotbp $500;
Ro. 2 9tmotbp $1,000; SO. 3 Elmo
tbp $14.00; Wo. 1 gemiifter alee
$15.50E16.00; go. 2 gemiif.er
Slice $13.50--14.OO. go. I Slice
$t1.5O: Ro. 2 Slice $1,000; @eiti.
DIES Sit. 00--19.00; Roggenitroh
$9.00-99.50; Saieritrob $3.50
500; @ei3cnitrob $7.50-s.o0 per
Sonne.
Sunges 5eu. - 30. / Simos
tbp S14.00--14.5O; go. Q 5imotbp
$12.OO-1250; go. 8 simotbp S10.-
00-10.50; go. l semiidter 8lse
$12.50-13.W; go. 2 gemii9ter
&lee $10.50--11.00.
W ublenfutter III rubis unb
itetig. - aleie $20.O0-20.50; Wibbs
Iinss srobes $23 .5O-2.OO; semif6.
tee Suiter $22.0O-22.5O.
Gdmereien. - Wartt fetis.
aleeiamen $8.O0-9.OO; per Bu.
bonn Stor.; simotbb $2.75-3.4O;
Gladfaamsn $2.85 per gu.
@erfdiebenes.
DELE. Martt jtetig; 2ein0l,
robes 72e per Gdlone In partien bon
Ia 9bl. Geto6tss 1c mebr; no. /
2arb0l SIC; Cotton Sesb Oil, raffis
88e per GalIone, 5srpentin ole
in partien bon / BIB 8 syab unb 81
in partien Don 10-25 Ga[lonen pes
trolsum, Sbio Carbon 100 Grab Sc;
DO. $50 Grab SIC; 6eabligbt It's
9rab 9a-10e; Rsb gronn @afoIin
24e; Rapbta 2Sc per Gallone in Oar.
tien bon Is 9bfs.
Sats. - Der Wartt 1T rubia. -
Obio Ribsr $1.1O per gbl. bon go
Gubrlobn bin,ussfust.
SoIs.- - Martt Hsiis. prima
gitp Ss--8te; DO. Country 7s-8sc
per pfunb.
2obIen. - Wartt rubig. gous
,btosbenb $3.50-3.75; Rub unb
Slad 1928, Ganaipba Stiidtoblen
s9.50-3.75, Rub unb Slad 1925
per sonne abselisf.rt. Rartlois
$4.75, DO. Hub unb Glad
1925. @ntbraeiie $7.75-8.O0 per
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Die nu6foIstnben luotirunsen Be-
5ieben fib MIR auf Gnsros : 9ransz
aftionen. 4ei tlsineren @eI&dften
perbsn ettpas b0bere preife bsrsansi.
proDifiOnen.
SdmaIs. prima steam
12.35-12.45; TamiIp $14.00-
14.5O.
3 rodensefa13enes Gleifd.
- Short clear Gsittn Ioie, IA
15ae; grtra fbort clear Ssiten 144
-153t; iur3e Mippenieiten M
14ae; Bellies 16a-1T.
Bacon. Gbort clear Geiten
16--16ac; ertrd fort clear Seiten
15k-16c; fbort Nippsnieitsn 15a-
16e; Bellies 17a-18te.
Sugar gnreb IIeifh. -
Sfinien 2O1-21e; pienic Gdultern
15--15te; 8reaffait Bacon 23-25e;
G4uIiern In padsten 15-15sc; Rem
Uorf Gut 151-16c; trodens Bsef
Sdinten 29I--30ae per pfunb.
gHBgepiteftts Gteifh.-
Sdinten 17A--18c; pienic Sfnltsrn
13h-14c; Bellies .16i--17c; G6ufs
tern. 13a-14c; Shultsrn 81. q. Gut
30. 14-14ae.
grtfdes Tfeif&. - S6ini,n
.16k-17ie; pitnic Saultern 12a-
13e; Sduftern 123--13e; fbort RIP
psnieiien 13-13sc; fbort clear rip
penIeiitn 13t--14c; ertra ibort
clear Ripp.nfeiten 13--13ac; Bellies
leitte 184-19ac; Bellies. fhtpere
17-1sc.
WebI unb 8etreibe.
m.bI. - @inier patsnt $5.75-
800; Winisr faneb $5.25-5.50;
Wintsr familp $4.75-5O0; Wintsr
ertra $4.25-4.50; Minter orbindrsr
$3.75--4.00; 5uries Deiaen patsnt
$5.75-6.25; 6artss Deisen fanep
$5s25-5.50; 6artes Meisen familp
$425-4.5O; Rossen, Rortbpsftern
semifdt.s $5.O0-5.10; Rosg.r gitb
reinss $5.o0-5.25; Rospen gitp ses
mifdt,s $4.75-5.00.
Dti5en.-R o. 2 rotbtr Winter
81 .27--1.29; go. 3 $t.2t-1.26;
go. A DO. $t.06-1.21.
meIfdforn.- SO. 2 tpetbes
83--S3.e; 30. 8 DO. S2a-83e; go.
A DO. 81--s2c; go. 5 DO. s0-81e;
No. 8 DO. $780,. - 60. 2 gelbes
s21-S3e; go. 8 DO. S2-s2ae; go.
a boo. %sOa--s1tt; go. 5 DO. 79a-
80Ac; 10. 6 DO. 77E79ac. - no.
2 semiidtes $3.50; go. 3 DO. SO
-s2tc; go. a DO. sOk--s1ae; 30.
5 DO. 79t-80ae; go. 6 DO. 77a--.
1896. = a~olbeniorn, ipeibes, SO
aolbeniorn, geIbes, S4-85e;
aolbentorn. semiidtes, s3-84c.
6afer. - Rortbpefern, SO. 2.
ipeiber 4s-49e; Rortbpefern @tans
barb fpetber 47-471c; Nortbipefterr,
Ro. 8 ,peibsr 45-45ae; Wortbtpeitern,
go. 8 sinbeimiit<r 4-42ic; 20. 4
4O2-41ae; 30. Q semii&ter
41-42c; SO. 3 semif&ter, einbeimis
39a-4oac; go. 4 semii4sr
Rossen. - 30. 2 S1.01-1.03;
no. 8 95c-$1.O0; 10. 4 $500;
75-80t.
Wbtsten.
Werfmift tuiroen 372 wbls. I'll.
Jinifbsb Goobs auf Der Bats
bon $1.40 per galIone.
. OrpeerteB.
adffet. - SABA $500; Mos
ia 29-3oe; Guatemala fanep 1se;
DO. gutter 17ae.
frtntQ . 11k 4
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