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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
P. H. S. GIRLS TEAM WINS; BOYS
LOSE IN DOUBLEHEADER GAME

game, he amassing a large portion of
the points. The entire team showed
that it had lost none of the skill pos
sessed in former years.
The lineups for the games were;
Pendleton girls-Center Edith
Laing; side center Jeanne Folsom;
guards, Thelma Thompson and Leta
Agee; forwards, Vera Temple and AL
ia Mentzer. Substituthons, center.
Gwendolin Rogers: guard. Helen Nell
son: forwards veva Cook and Alice
Finnell.
High school boys-Center, Milton
Fitz Gerald; forwards Harold Casey
and olen Huey, captain; guards.
Ralph Hargett and sheldon Ulrich.
Substitutions, Duff for Fitz Gerald;
Boylen. for Ulrich.
Alumni Center, Siebert: for
wards, Fowler and Boylen; guards.
Mimms and Gordon.
Substitution, snyder for Gordon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
STANFIELD VICTOR
IN DEBATE CONTEST

STANFIELD, Ore, Jan 6.-(speci-
aD-The debating team of Stanfield
high school again defeated the Her
miston team last evening. duplicating
its victory Of last year. Only two Of
the three judges selected were present
hut both voted in favor Of Stanfield.
The local team upheld the affirma-
tive OF the question. Resolved, thai
Oregon should adopt a bill for COM
pulsory health insurance, and handl-
ed II admirably The negative team.
however, deserves much credit for the
hard fight made Stanfield was rep-
resented by Lee Bartholomew and
Geneyieve Sevy while Durrell, Archie
and Gladys West debated for Hermis-
ton. The feature of the debate was
the splendid argument and presenta-
tion OF Miss Sevy III
The judges we're Assessor c. P,
Strain and ]. W. Huff, both OF PEN
dleton. Mr. Huff after the debate
publicly compllmented Miss Sevy up
on her able discussion of the question.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
MRS. LEEDER WAS
IN SEATTLE JAN. l

Dispatches from San Francisco to
the contrary notwithstanding, there
seems strong reason to believe that
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Leeder of this
city were not present In Lambs Cafe
San Francisco, on New Years morn
ing when one member of a party OF
Folger representatives was slugged
and fatally injured as told In a story
yesterday.
c. II. Conroy, proprietor of Con-
roy's Cash Grocery, states that he has
every reason to believe Mrs. Iced
er was In Seattle at the time of the
San Francisco happening inasmuch
as Mrs. Conroy had received a letter
from her at that place last Monday.
Moreover Mr.. Conroy states that in
a telephone conversation with Mr..
Leeder in Walla Walla last evening
the latter declared he had left San
Francisco the day before New Years
and that his wife was not present
with him in California.
Mr.. Leeder, who represents Folger
& Co. in this territory, was called to
San Francisco during the holidays
along with other Folger statesmen. His
wife left Pendleton with him with the
announced intention of accompany
ing him but. according to her letter
to Mrs. Conroy. later decided to spend
the holidays In Seattle with relatives.
Mr.. Leeder went on to San Francisco
for the meeting. The dispatch In
which Mrs. Leeder was mentioned as
having been present stated that her
home was in Oakland which city is the
former home of the Leeders.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
PORTLAND BIDS UP
SIX CENTS TODAY

CHICAGO, Jan. 6.--All grain raj.
lied on reports that Wilson will not
send note to the allies. Sellers yes.
terday are buyers today
CHICAGO, Jan. Especial to the
East Oregonian) of prices to-
day:
Open. High Low, Close
May $1.SSA $1S6 s1.S2 s1s5
July $1.4Sh $1,51% s1.49h $1.51%
Portland.
PORTLAND, Ore, Jan. 6.--(speci-
aD-Club. $1.54; bluestem, $1.62.
Liverpool.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 5.-Spot wheat
steady, unchanged. No. l northern
Duluth, lis Sd; No. 2 hard winter, lis
Sd; No. 2 hard winter, lis 4d; baril,
IFS I'd; No. northern Manitoba, old
It's 10 1-2d ($26O per busheD; No. 3
northern Manitoba, old. is Sd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06

Last night in a double header bas'
ketball game, the Pendleton hign
school girls defeated the girls team
from Hermiston by the score of 80
to / and the local alumni defeated
the high school boys by as to IS.
The girls game which was played
first, proved to be q lopsided affair,
the Hermlston girls hardly ever get
ting the ball out of Pendleton's ter
ritory. Practically the entire second
team was sent into the game in the
last half
The boys game. although the score
would seem one-sided, was a scrap
py contest from first to last. The
alumni outclassed the high school
team in basket shooting and passing,
but did not prove the better fighters,
for both teams were fighting from
the first to last jump.
Fowler, for the alumni proved 10
be the star basket shooter of the
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
TICKER SERVICE KNEW Of NOTE FOUR HOURS
BEFORE COMMUNICATION WAS PUBLISHED

Subpoenaes will be issued to the
entire Washington staffs of the Wall
Street Journal and Financial America
Discussing Lansing's statement to
reporters the afternoon before the
note was made public. Representative
Harrison said.
Apparently the reporters kept
faith. but the Wall Street Journal
and Financial America sent out ips
to tickers."
Wood recalled Harrison and askea
why no effort was made to find A.
Curtis, who told Of an alleged con
ference with Barney Baruch and Tu-
multy. Wood said he wrote Curtis
but got no reply.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
BOTH SETS OF BELLICERENTS
HOLD CONFERENCES; ALLIES
ADMIT THEIRS is FOR WAR
SCENES OF OLD DAYS
ARE BEING PRESERVED
George II. Hines VIII be Speaker at
Historical Society Meeting Tonight
Gathering to be Held In Library
Auditorium: All Are Invited.

Through the efforts Of the county
historical society, which is to hold its
annual meeting this evening many in
teresting records and pictures Of the
old days in eastern oregon are being
preserved. The meeting this evening
is being looked forward to because of
the illustrated address to be given by
George H. Hines. secretary OF the
state society The gathering is to be
held In the library auditorium and all
who are interested In the subject are
invited to be present. The meeting
viii be of particular interest to pio-
neers
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
DENY THAT WOMAN AND
Roy WE'RE SHOT AS SPIES

BERLIN, Jan. 6.--Absolutely un.
true was the denial registered of the
press bureau report in foreign papers
that woman and a thirteen year old
boy were recently shot as spies In
Nasseln, Belgium. No boy was shot
The woman was sentenced to death
but was pardoned
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
Present PendletOn Public Library
Formally Abolished - Corporation
Cannot Profit Financially--New
Move said TO be Taken to Block
Plan of Other Faction of COntFO-
Yersy.

Through the passage OF four ordi'
nances last evening at special meet
ing. the city council formally abol-
ished what has been known as tha
Pendleton Public library and turned
over all of the city library property to
the new corporation known as the
Pendleton Public Library, Inc. A
contract with this corporation was
authorized whereby the city agrees to
levy an annual tax and to turn over
to the corporation directors annually
S2500 for the maintenance of the Ii
brary.
Full control and management Of
the Pendleton Public Library, Inc, is
vested in the board Of directors but it
is provided that these directors shall
be appointed by the mayor and coun-
ell and may be removed for cause. It
is also provided that the library shall
be condcted for the benefit of the in
habitants of the city and that there
shall be no profit for members OF the
corporation.
The action of the council last even
ing is the elimination of plan said
to have been devised for the purpose
of heading off action that the other
faction in the library controversy has
contemplated through the legislature
to operate the city library in connec-
tion with the county library and un--
der a board on which the county has
control 1t will be remembered that
certain members of the old library
board recently incorporated them
selves Strictly speaking. the city has
turned over its library property to a
private corporation but the council
believes it has fully safeguarded the
rights of the citizens of Pendleton.
Whether or not the city intends
setting up a library separate from
the county institution is not known
vet though it is said that the corpora
ton expects to make some kind of an
arrangement with the county whereby
the city library can be maintained in
the county building but as separate
library.
There was little discussion of the
situation at the meeting last evening.
Judge James A. Fee. trustee of the
Sturgis fund. was present and pref
aced the introduction of the ordi-
nances with a statement of the pdr-
poses of the ordinances. He pledged
the income of the Sturgis fund for the
purchase of new books for the library
of the new corporation.
All members of the council were
present except Councilmen Folsom
and Taylor and all voted affirmatively
on the ordinance.
Old Ordinance Repealed.
The first ordinance passed had for
is purpose the repeal of ordinance 5S5
under which the Pendleton Public
Library was established and main
tanned
The second ordinance provides for
the transferring of the ownership and
right of possession of all property Of
the Pendleton Public Library. togeth-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
CITY RETAINS THE RIGHT TO APPOINT DIRECTORS

er with all books, papers, documents,
vouchers, receipts, money on hand be-
longing to the library fund Of the
city, furniture and other equipment,
and all rights and interest of the nifty
of Pendleton over to the Pendleton
Public Library, Inc, with full power
and authority to maintain in its own
name all actions and proceedings it
may deem necessary for the recovery
Of any part or all OF said property
Section provides for the transfer by
the city to the corporation OF the
management, control and operation Of
the Pendleton Public Library except
that the city reserves the right to APP
point the directors.
The third ordinance provides for the
levying Of an annual tax upon the
property of Pendleton to constitute a
fund to be kept Separate and to be
used exclusively by the corporation
and it is specified that such tax shall
not be included in the aggregate
amount of taxes as limited by the city
charter for general and road pur-
poses.
Old AppiOntees Hold.
Section 2 Of this ordinance pro-
yides that the government Of the cor
poratson shall be vested in nine a..
rectors to be appointed by the mayor
with the consent of the council. that
sex will not make for ineligibility.
that no more than one member Of the
council may serve on the board, that
all directors shall hold office for
three years dating from September
l, and provides that the appointments
be ratified and confirmed if said Of
ficers qualify uner the bylaws of the
corporation. 1t is specified that IL
such officers fail or refuse to so
qualify it shall be deemed that they
have resigned and that successors
may be appointed, Full management
and control is conferred upon the
corporation except that the city re-
serves the right to appoint the direc-
tors and to remove them for wlful
neglect of duty or misconduct in Of
flee.
Section gives the mayor the right
to make appointments and removals
with the consent Of the council and
rrorides that no directors shall re-
cetve salary Section 1 gives the cor.
TOR tion the right to adopt bylaws.
r.lss and regulations for the govern
H'"rt n the library providing that
they are not inconsistent with the city
1-y. lances and state laws.
Section provides that the library
is to be maintained without profit 10
the directors and for the development:
of the mental capacities and moral
welfare Of the inhabitants OF Pendle-
ton and gives the corporation ths
right to exclude from the use OF the
library such persons as wilfully vio-
late the rules It is further provided
that the corporation shall make a re-
port to the council before December
81 of each year.
Contract + Authorized.
The fourth and last ordinance en-
powers J, L. Vaughan. c. e. Penland
and Ralph Folsom or any Of them,
TO enter into a contract with the Pen.
Continued on Page 12)
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06

Gardner quoted the ticker report 1s
follows
Renewed selling Is due 90 a report
received over brokers private wires
from Washington 10 the effect the ad
ministratiou will address the belhger.
cnts with questions and proposals 81
peace.
Mind ynu said Gardner This
statement was made four hours be
fore the news note was given out
There's the proof Of leak Miracles
dc not go on the stock exchange. The
Down Jones Company are not pro
phets'
II was brought out that Wood did
rot try to get In personal touch with
Curtis Wood said he received NAM
similar anonymous letters
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
OREGON GETS S12S,111.
FEDERAL ROAD FUND

WASHINGTON. Jan. Elm al
otting the million dollars to be
spent the coming year In the con-
structing Of roads and trails in
the various states Secretary
Houston announced that Wash
ineton's share was S0t,955: Ida
hos S1OS,730, and Orcgon's
S12S.tt1.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
ROBBERS GET $4,000.

TARENTUM. Pa, Jan. "a bank
messenger and guard taking nine
thousand dollars to the Glaccus Glass
Company's office to meet the weekly
payroll were held up and robbed by
three men. They leaped into the
automobile. overpowered the messen-
ger and guard and drove away.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
BROTHERHOOD HEADS
GIVEN FULL POWERS

NEW YORK, Jan. 6.-The
heads Of the four big brother
hoods Of railway employees have
been empowered TO take such AZ
tlon as they sect fit in the situa-
ton growing out of the eight
hour law delay, according to j.
Bartand of the firemcns union.
This includes the power to call a
strike II advisable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06

WASHINGTON, Jan 6.--Secretary
lansing will appear before the COM
mittee investigating the Wall street
leak Monday It was announced fol.
lowing an executive session of the
rules committee of the house this af-
ternoon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
GERMAN SWEEP IS
MENACING GALATz
The Most Important City Remaining
In Russo R0umanlan Hands Endan-
geIed by Outposts ON sereth.

Berlin Jan. 6.--(Sayville THE
onward sweep of the Teutons Is de-
scribed in the official statement an
nouncing the capture Of five towns,
and the arrival of outposts on the
Sereth river and a new menace TO
Galatz, the most important Rouman-
ian city now in the hands of the Rus
slams and Roumanians.
1t detailed storming advance move
ments by the Teutons In the Carpath-
ians. Rimniceni, Tartaru, Oleaneasca,
Guilanes and Maxeneni are now in
German hands
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
GoBERNAoIoN OFFERED POST.

QUERETARO, Jan. 6--It is under
stood that Ambassador Arrendondo
has offered the portfolio to Minister
Gobernacion.
The defacto government will heart
welcome Ambassador Fletcher
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
800 vILLISTAS DEAD
600 CAPTURED SAYS
REPORT OF MURGIA
0MIER RAl7zZoEAEz

Ell PASO, Jan. "Details of
irrcparable defeat TO villa were
sent the Mexican consulate here
by General Murguia. the Carran-
zista commander. Three hum
dred ViIlistas were killed south
OF chihuahua. six hund~nd were
wounded and six hundretFcaptur-
ed and executed, according TO the
consUlate's Interpretation of
MurgUiia's report.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06

]. W. Fox, government hunter at
the headwaters Of the north fork OF
the Umpqua river. has within the past
month killed five large timber wolves,
an animal very rare. He has just
made a report OF his success to f. F.
Averil of the biological survey.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06

The grand jury spent a short time
in the county Jail today. inspecting
the walls with a view to determining
whether recommendations should be
made for new and more modern
Jail.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
BRITISH FIRM
UNDERB|DSU.
SHELL MAKERS
American Manufacturers Price
is 5000 Per PrOieCtiIe Over
Offer Made by HadfieId Co.
BIDS MADE FOR IS IN. SHELLS
british Manufacturers Bid is Com
tingent ON Wars Ending; American
Contract Specified Delivery Within
Sixteen Months.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6.--Advocates
in congress Of government manufac-
lures of munitions denounced the
American manufacturers who we're
outbid two hundred dollars per pro-
jectlle by a British firm, the Had
field Company. The navy department
bids were for sixteen inch shells.
LONDON, Jan. 6.--The bid to
manufacture shells for America by
Hadfleld's limited. Is contingent on
the war ending. Hadfields and every
other munitions plant in the United
Kingdom Is under governmental con-
troll.
The American shell contract speci-
fled delivery within sixteen months.
Secretary Daniels announced he was
working on plans for government
projectile factory.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06

WASHINGTON. Jan. 6.-Represen-
tative Gardner OF Massachusetts,, sup
ported his emphatic charge Of the
leak of advance information to Wall
street of the presidents note. He
read dispatch sent by the Down.
Jones stock ticker service at two
o'clock the afternoon before the note
was released for publication.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
COUNCIL RECOGNIZES NEW
LIBRARY CORPORATION AND
TURNS OVER ALL PROPERTY

In Special Session Last Night -Four Ordinances Passed Giving
PendIetOn Public Library Inc. Title to City Library Books
etc. and Giving Full Control Of Library TO Recently Created
Body City However Pledges Itself to Contribute $25OO
Annually to Maintain Library Which Will be Free to In
habitantS
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06
TO ADVERTISERS

Ehs Rast 0Fegonan has the largest bona
fide and guaranteed paid circulation Of any
paper In Oregon, east Of Portland and BY
far the largest circulation In PendletOn Of
any newspaper
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-01-06

The fourth and last ordinance en-
powers J, L. Vaughan. c. 2. Penland
and Ralph Folsom or any Of them,
to enter into a contract with the Pen.
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Sas eleftriihc Gulc,

Sm Sabre 1917 eutbette 9eraitus
eas Sslen, Elm unideinbores Unerdl
elm Clement, tpie niele anoere. Sdnee
SabrSebnte binour6 bIieb Der Stpfi
unbsa9tet; man CAB ibm feline Siclle
i'm SpItsm Der Glemente uno pers
mo6te ionit iueiter Hidts nit tbm ans
3ufanesn. Va bepbohtete Wlnp, Ger
2eite1 Der 8abelsStation IN 9aleniid,
i'm anfans Der 70er Sabre etipas iebr
Seltidmes. Gr batte Elm Stiid Ser
len in sseignetr @eiIe in einen sIets
triI6en Strpmtreis einseIddItet. um
ben Wioeritano bieies Clements 5u
meiien, Dieter 8sigte iid als Tebr hob.
pl6blih iebod eins Der Wtberitdup
Debeutenb 5uriid unb gInp entbsdts.
oab oas jebesmal Der ,Sdll NOR, iobolD
has Gelsn beri6iet purbe Die IeIts
fame 5batiods trut Su Saee, bar nie
i6ma1e Gnergis Der aletberiatninums
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9eutide Arbeit in YOlen.

yia9bem 9eutiaIanb unb S:iters
reid >unsarn bic unabbdHgistsit Pp'
lens pertiinbet baben, oarfts es Dru
Sntsreifs fir alle 2eier iein. gu erfab'
rem, in pelh bObem Wlabe beuti9t
HuIturarbsit in ben Der ruflildeu
5erri4aft entrifsnsn point iben De-
bIetstbetIen ii4 pabreup uuD troB bss
fprtbauernbsn @Oltertriegss betbatisi
bat.
Der SielIpertreter bes Rei6stdn3.
lers, StaatsIetrstar beg Snnsru gr
Si!fferih, peilte Gnbe Suni unb gn
fang Suii Iebten Sabrss apei Wo6su
lang In ben beiesteu Gebieten 0os
lens. Die Reiie CAB benz Sfaatsiss
trstir Gtlegenbeit, ben Gtanb Der
Ianop,rtbi6aftIi4en unb geiperbIiden
Yerbdltuiiie in ben beiesten propins
gen .sunen Su lernsn unb ii9 Don ben
unisr Der Jiiriors. Der beutiden Ser.
ipaltung srrel6ten ipirtNdaItlihe1
uHo tuItur.IIen Gcrtiaritten gu iibsr,
seuasn.
Die IanoDirtbi6oftli4e geo5I.ss
rung polens bat unter ben planmcbis
gen gsrniiitunsen Der 3uriifflutbsn
ben ruNif4eH Sruppen unbeIdreibl;a
selitten. RuiIiids 8ranbtommanbpS
baber spnSs DGrfer uno Stdbte in
qi9e eelsst, bic Setreibeiaober anses
jtsdt, auf ipsiten Streden reats uno
lirts Der 9srtebrsipese bas aprn luf
BEN Salm oeruihtet. Seute rsift auf
oem grObtsn 5bsils Der peripiiitc:en
5laheu eins reiae Grnte Der Senie
bes Shnitters sutgesen. Die als' 10
rem gsriteden suriidtebrerbe gsDb!'c.
rung nurbe ourd Sauisnbe oeutIher
Splbaten untsrftiiBt, bic man 5ur ge@
itenuns Der Gelber abiommanoirte.
.3udtpieb ift aus Deutihlaub siHses
fubrt porosn. Die WailitGrperpal:uug
that alIes, um bic Ianoipirtbi6aftIite
auItur Ju forbern. 30 mubtsn scies
sentIid auf gsfebl oss Generals 5o1I
luosnborff 3tpei aapallsrie sRsgtrnens
ter ibrs asiammtsn 9.srbe sun @dsrnI
sur gsrfiisung itsIIen. arisssscfnrs
gene unb sriperbsloie itGbtiife ar5ei'
ter purbsn In sr6Btsr an5abl perpSns
bet, um ben roThsn 2lufbau Der ssrs
itortsn lanopirtbi4aftIi4er gstrisbe
ins Wert gu fesen.
fir bic 6sbung Der Supuitrie bat
Die beutihs @srtpaltuna bds unter ben
asaeknen llmItGnben MSslitbe selsi'
ftst. gei Der MpntaHiuouitrie pirO
bic SS0rbsrung in Der allerndb'tsn
3eit ben llmfans Der 6rtsoenspros
BUTTON erreidsn. Sm dnberen
3tpeiasn, namentIib in Der SertiIln'
Ouitrie, paren bic Grfolse Serirgsr;
einmal pessn bss Mangels an Rohs |
ito'fsn unb tpeesn Der arebit'4ptss !
riatsiten, auberbsm infolge Der Ger
bic ole Rufen aut)
u-if bieiem 8ebiste esIeiftet batten.
Die srobe 9sineufabrtt @5iarhorit /
BEL Wari9au, bic iiber 5000 glrbstter
tef6Gftist bate, Elm dhnli9es mus
ftergiiltig einseri6tetes Riefeuunters
nsbmm in gbOrocJ bel gialpitOt, bas
zines Seutiaruhen mar,
rpurpen BON ben 9ruppsn bes 3areH
,srni6tst. Zen arsoitf6pieristeiten
bat man burb @rri6tuHa bon @slos
Snitituisn abSubslfen perfudt. Der
1T Isbisli4 S4uIp
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Seine sorqe.

Ter SoteIier irogt ben glr5t imuler
wteocr, mieoiel &ubifneter eos pl
einen SeIblnnoro ourh 8asbergif.
tltng notbig wdren DIR slr5t 5udt
Die sldliel: vQas meiB ld ,nid,t. pabr.
iheIHlih Elm panr Iubeno. @osu ira.
a.n Sie oenn oanaf 2"
Der SoteIier: ,giun ia, mir batter
geitern i'm Sbotel cincn SeIbitmor0
ourdl @aspargiihtng, uro i'd mod)ie
ben grben oos @as cod aui Die 9leh'
nling ieben
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Suli $37o5- a7.57, am @4lui
$37.52.
Sdmal3. gar Snli $21.25-
21.47, am SdluB $21.42; fiir Sep
TENDER $21.32-2150, am S6lut
$21 80.
Rippenieiten. Sir Suli 5000
POPS, am S4luB $20.25; fiji
September $20.15-20.30, amS4lut
5000.
Butter. Wortt niebriser; Grsa'
merp 35-30e.
gier. Martt nisbriser; Jirits
29a-3 3Osc; oroinare ftrits 28a-
29e.
aartoifeln. - Wlartt unperdnbsrt.
0efliigel. Ge6enbes. Wartt
bober; 9iibner 23ae
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MsS,uartiSe Wsdrfte.
Ntp gort, 25. glpril.

PtU Dort, %. april.
Msbl. - Tartt fart; Griihiabrs
Yatsnts $12.65-12.9O; 4inter va
tents $12.6-12.90; Nintsl
Straisbts $l225-12.5O; aani Il
Siraigbts $l3.15-13.40.
Mei,sn. - Rartt itart; Ro.
barter $2.S6 {. o. {. Rep gort. No
! glortbern DULUTH $2.64a; Pu. ]
Qortbern IaHitoba $2.7Si T. o. b
Tew Yort
Nelidtorn : Mar,t fart; 20
selbss $l.70 / T Rep gort.
5afer. = Wlartt feit unS nominal;
Sianbarb 79s-S0c.
BORT. Rdrit Fari; Meb SAL
0o-4.50; ibOrt clear $42.00-44.'
90.
Beef. = Narft Iiari; Rsb $500
6dmiIp $3100-32.O0
SdmalS. - Wartt fart; Wti6oIs
Weit S21.so-21.90.
anbere artitel unperdnbert.
3u6sr. = Roter. Wartt felt; Gsn'
triiuadl 1927; Wolaies $3.50; rafs
finirisr itetis unb unpsrdnbert Bis
% punite bOber; Gut aoaf $500;
Grufbsb Ss.75 Cubes $s.25; XXXX
popoereo $40; potpbsreo $7.65; feis
ner granulirtsr $750-S.00
alnSere 4rtriel unperdnbert.