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Arizona republican., 1916-03-29
Also in Western New York

BUFFALO, N. r., March 2S.-A rapid recession of flood waters is re- ported from western New York to- night. The ice jams in Buffalo river have been broken up and the half dozen vessels that were torn from their piers have been extracted from dangerous positions.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-29
TOO MANY FARMERS ENLISTED
[RepubIican A. p. Leased Wire1

PARIS, March 2S.-The mobiliza ton of farmers has caused decrease in cultivation in France of 3,394,00O hectares (S,3S6,959 acres) according to statement made by Jules Moline, minister of agriculture, in the cham Der of deputies today.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-29

Twenty two of the popular songs of the month, two on record, all are 10 inch, at 75c, including The Lights of My Home Town, by Harris, You're the Best Little Mother That God Ever Made, by Brennan, Love You, That's One Thing Know, by Gilbert, etc., etc.
 Six new dance records, including three lively medIeys, four of them by the Victor Military Band, and two by the Victor Dance Or chestra.
 Good Bye and Oft in the Silly Night, sung by Werrenrath is the
Arizona republican., 1916-03-29
Recedinu in Ohio

COLUMBUS, Ohio, March 2S-FlOod waters in rivers throughout Ohio were receding rapidly tonight, according to weather bureau officials who declared that all danger resulting from recen; rains in the state had passed.
 Portsmouth reported today that the lowlands about the city were flooded but that no homes had been aban- doned. The situation in the Mus kingun valley became critical this af- ternoon when the river was within a foot of danger mark threatening Co., shOcton. Gainesville. McConelIsville and Marietta but reports from these cities tonight stated that the water was slowly falling
Arizona republican., 1916-03-29
Republican A. p. Leased wire1

SACRAMENTO, Cal, March 2S.- By special proclamation issued to- day by Governor Hiram w. Johnson to be filed with the secretary of states office the Ford Automobile
Arizona republican., 1916-03-29
MEXICAN STRIKE INVERTED

Republican A. p. Leased Wire1
 MEXICO CITY, March 2S.-Th' threatened strike of motormen, con ductors, shop workers and track labor CTS of the Mexican Tramways Com pany as averte6 today by the prGmp
Arizona republican., 1916-03-29

months only Blue Label record. 1t is a double twelve inch record, at SIPS. Humorous Specialtics include "To My Dog" and Mickey the Plum Plum Man." by Billy B. Van, and two funny Golden and Hughes numbers.
 In the musical comedy successes are selections from Around the Map," "So Long, letty," "Sybil" and "very Good, Eddie" The famous Blue and White Marimba bands first numbers on the Victor are Marimba
Arizona republican., 1916-03-29
New Records Included

Red Seal serenad Harp D. played by Mischa Eman Alma Chuck and Paul Remers Spanish dance Beautiful Isle of Somewhere by John Mo, Gonda played by Maud Powell One Sweety Solemn Thought, sung by Ernestne Schumann tenk, etc.
Arizona republican., 1916-03-29

march and Columbia Waltz. This is fascinating music. All who visited the Panama Pacific ex- position remember the Marimba music.
 Two YodeIing duets with guitar are offered in the April list. also another brand-new novelty in two very pleasing numbers played on the cembaIom, unique. Hungarian instrument. Pietro offers two new accordion selections, and the Mckee trio renders Neapolitan song and a Mexican serenade-
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1916-10-03
!. fARMiNGTo

Miss Minnie Muntx OF near Bonaparte
and e. F. Newman Of Pennington were
recently married in Keokuk Rev. F.. L.
Stefsey read the marriage service Mr..
and Mrs. Newman will make their
home in this place after short visit in
st. Louis.
Frank Modine OF st. Charles. ILL.,. is
visiting at the home Of his brother-in-
law G. E. Noske and wife. Mrs. Nodine
Is visiting h r parents c. G.. Morris and
wife at Elk River. Ore.
Frank Hetzel who has employment
at Ames came home Saturday for a
weeks visit with his family at this
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. c. Jansen and family
attended the West Point fair Thursday.
The Shakespeare club enjoyed a
pleasant meeting Tuesday evening with
Miss Olga Mccormick The following
officers were elected for the ensuing
year: President. Mrs. Frank Kessler:
vice president, Mrs. Minnie Westcott:
secretary. Mrs. C.. l.. Paisley: treasur-
err. Mrs. p. X. Ware. An interesting pa
per on What have learned from the
study OF Shakespeare written by Mrs.
w. H. Knott of Clinton was ready by
Mrs. e. L. Paisley.
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ALBlA.

Geo. Woodson OF Buxton was in the
city today on business
Miss Ruth Griffin IL in What Cheer
on professional business.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Burns left this
week for their new home In Muskogee,
Okla. where Mr. Burns has accepted .
position in q dry goods store.
Ray Manear. county recorder was In
Moravia attending the fall festival on
Friday.
SAINT Kirkpatrick was the guest Of j.
NJ. Gass Friday.
Leslie Perrin Of LSvilia was In the
city on business.
The case OF Elizabeth Mitchell adj
ministratrix OF the estate Of william
Frew deceased has been laid aside UNI
til Monday and the case Of A. c. Mott
administrator Of the estate OF Henry c.
Newton. deceased W. Gus Carlson was
taken UP. This il q suit on note.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. b. Firkins went to
Moravia TO attend the fall festival and
visit with relatives.
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FAIRFIELD BARELY
WINS FIRST GAME

Fairfield. Oct. e.-The 1916 team OF
the Fairfield high school bids fair to
rival the excellent team OF last year
by the way it started out Saturday.
The first game OF the season occurred
with Fremont high in Fairfield and
was won by the locals by a score Of
s to 3.
The teams were evenly matched and
up until the last few minutes Of the
game 1t was not easy to pick the win
ner. The only touchdown for the To-
Gals was made by Captain Bradfield in
the third quarter, while Fremont Sc
cured drop kick by Horne in the Sec
ond quarter. Captain Bradfeld and
Fullback Young were the stars for the
home team while Horne and Phillips
for the visitors were fast and sure.
Fairfield high school students and
their friends were out in large num-
bers and the amount Of pep displayed
would have done credit to a much
larger school The locals secured the
services Of the Unkrich band and had
a big parade just previous to the
game.
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INDIANA MEN HAVE
SECRET PRACTICE

Bloomington, Ind. Oct Coach
Stiehm locked the gates to the Indiana
athletic field this afternoon and began
work building team to meet Chicago
one week from Saturday. The big
score rolled up against DePauw has
put new hopes in the hearts Of the
rooters, but Stiehm says that unless .
wonderful improvement IL made the
team will make q mighty poor show.
ing against the maroons Az two
scouts from the Midway were here
Saturday an entire new set Of plays
will be worked on this week.
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Stock Market.

& New York. Oct. 3-The advance met
with considerable opposition and reaMs'
ins sales, the short inteSest again con.
lcentratine it, efforts upon United
states Steel and other prominent indus.
trials which not only surrendered q.
their early gains but soon fell 70
points under last weeks dnal prices.
The tendency In that quarter was
once more onset, however. by further
xains IN rails, Norfolk and Western ex-
Ierding its advance to lao ana otnef
stocks OF that group showing fresh
strenTth. on the setback In industriale.
euuipments became more active ane
stronger, especially American ana
Baldwin Locomotives ana Cfuclulo
Steel. Trading during the nret hour vas
IN large volume. bnt dwindled percept-
,ibly before noon. Bonds were Irregular.
DEVELOPMENTS over the week emo
particularly the publication OF numer-
aus additional favorable railway state-
mInts 81 earnings, infused strength 20
inveatment issues at today's opening.
Norfolk and western rose 2 points 70
the new record OF 1854, with keen
inquiry for other cOalers. notably Le-
rhirh Valley; Eries and Reading.
Illinois Central and Northern racine
were the other active and strong fea
turas of that division. Industrials. In
eiudins United States Steei. Am sIdn
can. Pressed steel Car ana Coloiauo
Ftlei, were higher by ! to = points
With a. .icurrent gains In leading equip
mests and metals.
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Grain Review

Chicago, Oct. 1.-lncreasing drought
damage in Angelina gave basis today
for fresh advance In wheat prices
here. Scantiness OF receipts at the do
mestic spring wheat terminals and At
Winnipeg tended also to handicap bulls
Opening quotations, which ranged from
Ne to &c higher, with December Of
Sl.54A TO 31.54x and May at @l.54 to
$1.54E were followed by moderate fur
Their gains.
Gossip that foreigners were buyers
both Of cash wheat and future deliver-
les helped later to bring about m add.
tional ipturn. The close was strong at
an advance Of 2Ac net with December
at $1.5eh ana May ut 31.55x.
Higher prices for corn resulted from
the bulge in wheat After opening Nc
OF to shade up, the market scored adj
vances all around.
Talk Of disappointing yields and OF
-bnge exports led subsequently to other
gains in price. The close was Arm at y
0Ac to NC above Saturdays finish.
Wheat-No. 2 hard, 31.5401.61h: No.
2 red, 31.53@1.so.
Oats hardened in value with other
cereals Demand was only Of \ scattered
character.
Weakness In the hog market pulled
down provisions. Most of the trade was
IN January options.
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BLUE SOX ARE NOW
THE CITY CHAMPIONS

The Ottumwa Blue Sox won the
semi-pro championship Of the city Sun.
day afternoon when they defeated the
Reviews at the Myrtle street ball park,
score 8 to 2. The Sox outplayed their
opponents throughout the game and
Rhoades. their hurler, outpitching his
opponent. Wright. manager of the
losers. The Sox outhelders were un.
able to garner a ball, the three balls
hit to the outfeld by the Reviews 60
ing for hits.
The Blue Sox leave Tuesday morn
Ing for North English where they will
be met by autos and carried to Millers-
burg to meet the fast club Of that
place in a two game series on Tues
day and Wednesday, closing the
season for the sox. Their record thus
far Is eighteen wins and eight defeats.
The lineup Of Sundays battle fol
lows:
Blue Sox = Mcdonald S.. Everett
o., Wise 1b., Ellis 3d.. Walker r.,
Wertx CT, Rhoades D., Orman IT,. Al
lender c.. Headman CT. Dunning II.
Reviews - Mier H.. Roberts CT,
Bartlett 2b.. Noel H., Kobel r.. Miller
RI, Anderson S., Parilla 3d.. Huffman
RI and 3d., Hurd c., Wright p.
Summary - Two base hits, Walker,
Wright. Double play. Mcdonald to
Everett to Wise Stolen bases, Nc
Donald, Everett 2. Huffman. -Hurd.
Passed ball. Allender. Wild pitch.
Wright. Base on balls. on Rhoades 4.
Wright 3. Hit by pitcher Rhoades
(Huffman). Wright (Everett). Struck
ont nv Rhoades 9, by Wright 6. Sacri.
fee hits. Wise. Ellis. Wertz. Umpire.
Link.
Score by innings r. H. E.
Blue Sox -. 101001000-3 5 I
Reviews 49,. 0o0020000-c 3 8
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Car Let Receipts.

Chicago, Oct s.-Today's car lot re-
ceipts:
wheat-so ears, with - of contract
corn-24s cars. with 1874 Of contract
oats-lss cars. with 81 Of contract
grade.
!, Total receipts Of wheat at Minneapo-
Zig. Duluth and Winnipeg TODAY were
1.SO5 cars compared with 40 cars last
week and 4.S:4 cars the corresponding
day 2ear aso.
Estimated cars tomorrow Chicago
Wheat. zoo; corn. AT: oats, 5e1.
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MOLLA BJURSTEDT
IS A DOUBLE LOSER

Boston. Mass, Oct. Miss Molla
Bjurstedt. national womens lawn ten.
mis- champion, was double loser in
the annual tuournament Of the Long.
wood Cricket club Saturday. After be-
ing defeated by Miss Evelyn s. Sears
OF Boston in the challenge match of
singles, SIS. Ga. 60. Miss Blur
stedt paired with Harr yC. Johnson of
this city in mixed doubles lost to Miss
Eleanor Sears Of Boston and r. Nor.
RIG Williams H.. the national cham
pion 8-6,-2-6. 60.
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PILLS OPEN SERIES
MINUS THEIR ST.

philadelphia. Oct. a.. The Phila1
phia National league baseball te
opened it's crucial six game serioey
Boston today minus the services
David Bancroft. star shortatcp y
was injured in Saturdays game H!
Brooklyn. The specialist who exa1
ed his injured left side says that
will be able to play on Tuesday
Wednesday. An examination rove
that Bancroft's hip had been dish
ed, but it was quickly snapped II
into place. "A
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JOHN AITKEN MAKES
REMARKABLE RECORD

New York, Oct. 2. Driving $50
miles without stop, Johnny Aitken,
OF Indianapolis. won the Aston cup
race on the Sheepshead bay speedway
Saturday afternoon In 2:2S:04.O2, Z
new worlds record for the distance,
His average speed was 1913 miles an
hour. At the flftieth mile the Indian.
apolis driver swung into the lead
ahead Of Chevrolet and never relin.
pushed that position, finishing the
race nearly lap ahead Of Ricken.
hacker, who finished second. Vail was
third
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MITCHELL SIGNS UP
FOR FIGHTS IN EAST

Milwaukee. WIS, Oct. 1.-Richie
Mitchell has signed up TO light ok
rounds at Philadelphia next Saturday
with any candidate Jack McGuigan
can secure. and also to meet Johnny
kilbane at the elimination boxing tour
nament at Cedar Point, Ohio. Tho
winner OF three battle elimination,
In which the winner Of the Kilbancl
Mitchell fight meets the winner of I
battle between Dundee and Leonard,
and the victor In the tournament
meets Welsh.
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Kansas CITY Live etock

Kansas City. Mo-, Oct 1.-THE live
stock market follows:
Hogs-Market IS to zoe lower: re-
1s.10@s.So; light, $s@s.75; pigs. $50
9.26.
Cattle-Market steady to lOc lower:
receipts. $4,000 including 400 southerns;
steers, $6@10.75; cows. 34.50@7.25:
heifers, $S@9.50: calves. $6@1O.50.
Sheep-Market 10 to zoe lower; re-
ceipts, $4,000: lambs $s@9.6O: year
ltngs, $725@S; wethers, $7@7.60: ewes
$6.25@7.
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chiease Hoy Mar,set.

Chicago. Oct. 2-Hay-Receipts, 7o4
tons; shipments, 50 tons Demand only
fair for both timothy apd prairie hay.
Supply moderate. Choice timothy hay
quotable at $1501s: No l at $50
1850; No . at 412@13; No. 3 at S110
11.60. Kansas. Oklahoma and Missouri
prairie hay-Choice $13.50@14: No. L.
3l2@ 1850: No. 2. 1l1@11.50. Glover hay
$50 10. Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin
hay. 3S.s00S. Alfalfa hay. i$l1Ql7.
Sales were: On track-Not graded
timothy, ] car at S12. car at $3.50, 1
car ut SIS. Not graded prairie, car
Kansas at $1l.50.
'Straw-Rye straw Quotable at $500
.. Dat straw at $5.50@6. Wheat straw
at $4.500650.
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Omaha Live Stock,

Omaha, Nebr., Oct. 1.-The live
stock market follows:
Hogs-Market lower; receipts, S.
500; heavy, .39.z5@9.5o: light, $500
9.75: pigs. $S.500S.50; bulk. $S.30@9.50
Cattle-Market steady: receipts, 12,-
700: steera. S7@10.60: cows and heifers
$5.76@7.6O.
Sheep lower: receipts, 49,
900: yearlings. s7@s.25: .wethers, 1850
OILS: lambs, $9.e5@s75
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Na,x Yak Peodueo.

Nv York. Oct. 2.-Butter-Market
armer. receipts, s.S76: creamery extrai
SeX 03SKc: hrsts. 3%A Oslo; seconds
S3@34c. -.
Esss-Firm: receipts, 800; freoh
gathered extra me, Ssgssc; extra nfs III
Cheeee-Ffrm: receipts, 1854; state
fresh specials. son o11c; do average
fancy. 2ohc.
Live poultry-etsady: no prices set
tied: dressed, quiet; chickens, 1So3Sc
fowls, l7o3Si6c: turkeys. 25@S5c.
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9t. leuis Llve steelk.

st Louis, Mo-. Oct. e.-The live
stock market follows:
500; lights, $9.S5@10.40; pigs, $S@S.40;
mixed, $S.s0010.40; heavy, 10000
1880: bulk, $s.75@10lo.
Cattle-Market steady: receipts, a.
900; beef steers, 37.50@1l: heifers
SS.50@10.es; cows. 35.5o@5.70: calves
$6@11.7b.
Sheep-Market steady: receipts, g.
800: lambs. 5000: slaughter ewes, St
@7.25; bleating ewes, $s.50@s.5o; year
lings, 1893.
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CITY SERIES TO BE
PLAYED IN CHICk(

Chicago. Oct. 2.-Chicago's annN
baseball series, between the Sox
Cubs to decide the Championship q
the city will begin next Wedneel
This was made possible when Cl6y
land defeated the Pale Hose in q
first game of their double-headef. ~
terday eliminating them from e
chance they had to capture the Am6|
can League nag.
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LOCAL HOGS TAKE
ANOTHER BIG DROP

Thirty cents less was paid for hog,
today by local buyers than on Satur.
day, the porkers continuing their slumI
OF the past week. Butter fit rose oni
cent. The lists:
Hogs-(Eurnished daily By Jno. Nor.
reI Z Go. --12o016d, 47.s6; 15S0lSo
1900: 1so@320. Ss.o6; go and over
ss.05: packets. $7.750s.1s.
sheep Choice sprins lamns. e70e:
fair to rood spring lambs, ss0s.te:
yeafIine lambs 1907: choice swsa y
-; fair 20 good ewes. 9S0A.
OeeuNssks Hoy Market
Good Timothy 80: No : timothy AMI
40. lisht clover mixed eS0S: No.
timothy and NJ. mixse. SeOS: eIevse
Corn-so0s5c: rye, 81; oass. ss@ 4oc;
wheat, 3LSo01.l0.
Suffer, ESDo and Poultry.
Butter fat-No. 4, SIC; No. :, SIC.
These psices PAID 70 pso'
ducefs straight run hens. lie: old
ROSTERS 7c: Ducts. -: gsess. &c: sprins
chickens, lie.
Eggs-Candied Sc.
1eoJ and Nideo.
Wool-C1eaf briRht medium, Slo3ac;
rnehy q elightiy hurry. elO2se: eenal'
1.u!ty. SSO2ec: hard hurry. JIG:
nehs hnA long gtapls, 34O20e: hehl
me shsst staple. 3e@29c: heavy. dne
nne staple. 1SolSe: aassss goas. Sonl
luster. SSAS
Hides-Curet l8c: green No. !. to;
morse hides lAPXe
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chieass Prsdses.

Chie0ND pro0uoo.
Chicaeo. Oct. 7.-Butter-Market
higher: creamery, S00SAc.
Eggs-.Hl6hef: receipts. 4,SSs cases:
firsts, seoe1c: ordinary hrsts. zSh q
Potatces-Higher: receipts. 70 cars:
Maine cobblers, 3l.aoo1.1S; Jersey
mountalns, 3l.3eQi.36; Ohios, SLIGO
1873: Michigan and Wisconsin white,
S1.1O@1.20.
Poultry-Alive. higher; fowls. 17hc:
springs. lsc.
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FOTTUMW A IS
LOSER I'M GAME
oUTWElGHED AND LACKING TX.
PERIENcE, LOCALS BOW TO y
DEFEAT ON SATURDAY.

. 4 i
West High Of Des Moines with III
we'll balanced team overwhelmed the
Ottumwa high school eleven at Deg
Moines Saturday afternoon. Coach
Stub Stewards men scored niuety.six
points o>the locals nothing during the,
play. n
The game from the start was l
farce. The seasoned veterans weaf.!
Ing the Maize and Blue marched
through the Red and Blue lire, and.
around the ends at will, scoring four
teen touchdowns all told. Twelve
goals were kicked. The Des Moines lads
were heavier and faster than the locals
and give great promise Of carrying on
state honors this fall. Il
Ottumwa's team was lighter than tn
opponents and lacked experiences
many Of the men playing their ArsE
year on the team. They were unable
to Withstand the rushes Of the DoGs
Moines backs and could not cope Win
their open field running and forwar4
passing, which was supplemented With
almost perfect interference.
The game opened with the Capital
City boys carrying the fight to the
locals. Ottumwa's line crumpled -
fore repeated charges by the d.;
Moines backs. Score at the end Of thqI
frst period: Des Moines %; OttumvAS
The second quarter was repetit1eo'
Dies Moines securing three moro touch
downs and Devine kicking Ill thfoG9
goals. Score 1t tho end ~ the seoo113
period: Des Moines ~: Ottumwa Q.
Cunningham Of Des MoineS ran
sixty-hve yards for . touchdown IN tt
third period. Two other touchdown
were made in this period by the Soi}
ward pass route. A. Devine kick1Gs
three moro goals Des Moines put ~
several substitutes to finish the same
The score at the end Of the thiS1
quarter was 20 to 0 in favor Of WoGf|
High.
With Des Moines second string me0
IN, Ottumwa took Q brace and 49,
several first downs. West High oGl1|
back the first team and scored-tveaAys
six more points. ~
The lineup: 4;
Des Moines (96) Beck c, !. O.. Rais
sey, !. t., Tilmont, ]. g., Minnick. az
Saner. I. g.. Chiesa, r. t.. RedlingaAa1o
r. g., McMurray. q. b.. CunninshaM, ~
h., A. Deyine, r. h., g. Devine, (. b.
Ottumwa (0)- d. Fisher. !. O., W.
Ian, !. t., Spiwak, ]. g., Snow, c., MoosS6
:. e.. Rater, c. r. t.. Grindls. r. o., Ii
Haseltine. q. b., w. Haseltine, !. ~
Millett. Z. h.. Angel. I. b. s
Summary -TouchdoWns, Cunnin1I1
ham s. Beck 3. A. Devine, Redlini
shafer. Lorenz. McMurray. Martin, DS9
an. 10Ala aftAp tnslrhAnvns A vIHs
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woLcAsT is TRIMMER

San Diego, Cal. Oct. 2. AT tt
of four furious rounds OF bOxihGgs
Saturday night, Battling Nick 70
Diego was awarded the decisief
AID wolgast. former lightwei9h4
pion Of the world.
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MILTON WINS.

Milton, Oct. 3. -Keokuk cane M
Saturday prepared to win . 20 ~
victory, but went home badly ~
pointed. Milton defeating them r.
clean. fast game by . score Of II q
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chieaee Tive Stock; opsnira.

Chicago, Oct. 1.-The opening live
stock market follows:
saturdays average; receipts, $4,000;
estimstedt tomorrow. $1,000: left over,
t2.71S; top, 310.30: bulk, S9.45@l0.05;
light, $3.50 1910: heavy, 39.l0010.20;
mixed. $500 1880: rough, 3s.10@S.30:
Workers., 1A70@s.s5: pigs, good heavy,
3D.S0@ 1870.
Cattle Market loo lower. receipts.
$4,000: beeves. $6.40o11.36: Texans. s.
3S.15; westerns. Ss.l5@s.40; cows s.nd
heifers, 93.400S.30; stockers and feed
ers,s $4.60@7.s5: calves, 3S012.60.
ceipts, $4,000: estimated tomorrow, 49,
900: natives. $6.6o07.ss: westerns, $40
s.25; yearlings, $7.250S.s6: lambs. ma
tive. Ss.so@s.so: westerns. @s.7b01o.
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SHOOT At oskALoosA.

Oskaloosa. Oct. 9. The Mahaska
county gun club will hold registered
tournament on Tuesday. the shoot
starting at 10 a. m. There will be
special events If time permits. F. c.,
whitney will be cashier.
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YANKEES win IN Exnis,rIo,

YAkkEEo WIN IN EXHIBITION
New Haven. Conn. Oct 2.-Bunched
hits in the ninth inning enabled the
New York Americans to defeat the
semi-professi6nal Colonials in an exhi.
billion game here 2 to 1. Heating. 4
farmer Yankee pitched excellent ball
for the locals.
Score R.H. e
New York -. 01000OOO1-2 e o
Colonials -. 0010O0O00-1 6 S
Observation-Disclosures, Love. Alexander
and Walters; Heating and Waters.
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CREWS WILL NOT RACE.

New Haven, Conn.,. Oct. Hope
that Yale and Columbia varsity Fights
might race again this fall. as they did
did year ago were shattered when
Coach Guy Nickalls of the Blue navy
announced there would be no special
races outside the usual fall regatta.
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chicaoe Cash Grain.

Chicago Oct. 2.-The cash grain
market follows:
wheat-No. 2 red. sl.57No5s; No. :
red, N.62h @1.57A: No. 2 hard, 31.5sx
@1.sSk; No. 3 hard, 3154@15s.
Corn-No. 2 yellow, ssA @SShc; No.
yellow. SSH 6s4hc; No. 4 white, S3h
@84hc.
standard. AK Q47xc.
Rye-No. .. 3l.24@1.25k.
Barley-7Se9
50@47S.
Clover-311014.
Pork-t24.60.
Lard-$14.47.
Ribs-$1%.25@1A76
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kassas CITY cash Grain.

Kansas City, Mo-. Oct. 1.-THE cash
grain market follows:
Corn-No. mixed. Ss@S4c: No.
white, lsM 047c; No. mixed. $50 4sc.
Rye-S1.ile@1.2O.
: Hay-Steady: timothy. 3l1@11.50;
prairie. eiee 1850: alfaifa, Sl3.t0e1s.