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The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28

else ilnn what II itself ls--Sweet-
ncs1 nnd Inspiration. Every day. real.
ly, Oycrllows-With Beauty.
Find Beauty and you will find Hap
piness.
There is Beauty everywhere. II you
win hut SEE It! The gnarlcd Tree
hns Beauty In H. Also, the most de-
spiscd Of men and women have Beauty
In thrm-somewhcrc-if you will hut
LOOK for II. The most mental sort
Of work has grains Of Beauty to II,
and you will SEE II there. Just the
moment you LOOK for II. Simply
Find Beauty and you will find Hap
piness.
Happiness In every form is a man.
ifestation Of Beauty. The Jars Of your
life come about by your falling to See
Beauty as you plod along. The dis
satisfaction that comes to you In your
work Is n hint to you Of how you are
crowdlng out the Beauty that's there.
Get the Beauty Hunting habit Very
little else counts.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28

make 100 barrels Of flour per day and
will he ready for business 10y Sept. /.
II will he equipped with the latest ma
chinery and the management Of the
mill purpose that when Clovis people
eat home made flour II Is going to he
Al.
In addition to the mill and elevator
here, the firm is building n new cle-
vator at San Jon and also are operat-
ing one at Melrose. This year they
will also buy grain at Muleshoc, Texas.
and expect by next season to have a
new elevator at that place.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28
ELEVATOR AND MILL GOING UP.

The Clovis Mill and Elevator Com.
pany now have u force Of men nj work
on the new elevator and flour mill.
The work Of excavating aud the foun.
dation are nearly completed now aud
there will be no delay in getting the
work finished.
The elevator will have capacity
Of 25.OM bushels and viii he ready
for business In about 20 days. In the
meantime the company will care for
the grain that comes In with their
other elevator just east of the new
building.
The flour mill will he equipped to
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28
PRESIDENT TO DECIDE
THE BOOZE QUESTION

Washington. June 20-The admins.
trntion food control bill passed by
the house was rewritten today by Il
senate agriculture subcommittee 50
us to give President Wilson the power
and responsibility Of deciding whether
the hatOn shall be bone dry" during
the war and to place iron and steel
and many other products In addition
to food and fuel under government
control.
hoth advocates and opponents pre-.
dicted passage by saturday. As n
substitute for the house prohibition
sections, which, without qualification,
u lid the manufacture of foodst,.sf
into liquor. the subcommittee adopted
provisions which would prohibit man.
ufaclure. during the war. Of all intox-
icating beverages and to empower the
president t0 commander existing
supplies Of distilled spirits, but would
authorize the executive in his dscre-
ton to permit manufacture Of matted,
fcrmented or vinuous beverages and
fix their alcoholic strength,
Presidents Attitude Not Known.
Administration officials disclnim
knowing how President Wilson looks
upon the prohibition amendment to
the food bill, but is generally believed
he will not oppose its adoption by
congress. Although the president has
not indicated his attitude it was he
lirvcd to-day he would agree with Her
bert &. Hoover, the food administrator.
who has announced he looks upon pro
hihilion ouly from the practicnl point
OF whether il is more important to
use foodStuGf> exclusively for food.
VI the president takes any stand ON
the subject some officials believe it
will he on whether the food hil should
be hindered in passage and involved
in long debate by the attachment of
such amendments.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28
Clovis Girl Band Will See Auto Races
Free,

The croft Girl Band Of 20 pieces
from Clovis. " w. which made such
II phenomenal hit with crowds yester-
day in the parade and in the Amarillo
hotel by their genuinely charming mu-
sic and pretty faces. have been invited
this afternoon to attend absolutely
free the races at the State Fair grounds
complimentary by the officials.
The Amarillo Street Railway com.
pany, to cap the climax and to add
to the honor Of showing the girls all
the hospitality Of the city for their
excellent music and generosity. has
appointed special car to carry them
to and from the grounds from the city,
il was announced yesterday afternoon.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28
MANY AMARILLO VISITORS

Clovis has big delegation in Amarillo this week
boosting for the Ozark Trail. The News goes to
press too early to tell anything of the success the
local delegation and the delegations of the towns
along the Amarillo Roswel-El Paso Short Line have
had in getting the route turned this way. Those re-
turning from Amarillo say the Panhandle City is
entertaining the greatest number of visitors in the
history of the town and that ears are there by the
hundreds. 1t is not expected that any designation
of routes will be made before Thursday night or
Friday.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28
.j0hnsOn's Band Proves stellar Atirac-
tion.

jolnsOn's Band Proves stellar Attrac-
tiOn.
JohnSuu> Chamber Of Commerce
Band Of Clovis i one Of the finest
bands which dispensed music In ANA
rillo Wednesday. H. hundreds attest
ed to. BandmaStcr \. ". Johnson
has whipped his aggregation Of 20
pieces into n most remarkable set of
musicians who do not fallcr on amy
Of the "difficultS."
The band was organized about four
years ago and has been continuously
culivcniug entertainments, hanquctS.
and fairs and wlatnotS in the entire
country surrounding Clovis Us well
rs distant points. The men are attir
rd in navy blue, and have II valuable
collection of musical instruments.
Sat they appreciate the ncw>pa.
prrS Of Amarillo was shown to the
great delight Of the News employees
yesterday afternoon after the NAM
moth parade by rendering two lively
airs "Neddermeyer'S Triumphal
March" and Some Band Rag"
The band made II presentation Of
unusual merit and commendation In
the big parade In the afternoon
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28

W. 7. Woods aud !. l.. Boyd who
have recently moved to Clovis from
Fof Worth Texas, have purchased the
business Of the Acme Vulcanizing Co..
from Mr.lI0llingSwolth. The new own.
crS have their business located on
West Otcro Avcnur and as they are
experienced men will no doubt make
u success.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28

W. C. Hoover and family have re-
Gently moved 10 Clovis from Columbus.
\. NJ Mr. Hoover hns beer In the
real estate business there and says
hr will likely engage IN this line Of
business here. lie says he likes the
looks "f Clovis and Is well pleased
with h> new home Mr.. Hoovcr was
{. :. commissioner at Columbus for
four wears, vicc-prcsidenl of one Of
the banks there and has served the
people as mayor of the border town.
The News welcomes him ns u citizen
of Clovis.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28
Band Of Young Women Cheered by
Thousands.

Leader Croft Of the Girls Band of
Clovis has an aggregation Of musi-
clans who charmed thousands yes
terday as the band wagon on which
they rode passed down the line. All
Of the girls are musicians, and more
than that. they are pretty. cxQuisitely
pretty They had no trouble to
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28

clovis is proud Of her two bands, and
they contribute more than their part
in the work of putting the best town
in New Mexico on the map. That these
bands are being appreciated by the
visitors at the Ozark Trail meeting
al Amarillo is proven by the following
articles clipped from Thursday ANA
rillu Daily News:
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28
GOVERNOR URGES
TAXES Be COLLECTED

Pointing out that tax collections
are not what they shuold be, and
New Mexico average only six per cent
that the state has had to issue $780,
600 worth Of certificates Of indebted.
ness to pay state officers salaries and
that New Mexico's credit Is In danger
OF being impaired, Governor Lindsey
has sent out vigorous communications
to county treasurers and district ut.
torneys urging the enforcement of the
law regarding tax payments. Some
counties. the governor shows. collect as
low as 6G per cent and he declares the
situation must be rcmcdied he urges
that prompt proceedings are necessary.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28
TEXICO'S NEW SCHOOL BUILD.
ING.

Bonds have been sold for the new
school building at Tcxico. The issue Is
for Sl7na0 and the building will he
commenced in the near future.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28

It's magic Fascination
hoverS. there do we all
pay willing Homage. For,
Beauty Is Peace. II is
COntcntmcnt Sclf-Sccnt.
Ing
Find Beauty and you
will find Happiness.
And always, in It's last
and most satisfying
analysis. Beauty Is Truth.
No harm or Sting ever
hid In real Benuty. Once
fnttnI ~ nnn 49,, ,,..,s
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28
CHRISTIAN CHURCH. JUNE |.

At 10 a. m, our children will OBJ
serve Childrens Day by rendering an
appropriate program.
Preaching at II H. m. Subject: An.
drew. the Ordinary Man"
Christian Endeavor at { y. IN. Sub
ject: Little Things that Make or
Mar
Preaching s p H. S~@tpct: God
and Busy People"
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28

A lot Of ladies' summer goods at 10
cents yard In eight and six yard pat
terns.-A. !. Rodes.
The Clovis news. [volume] (Clovis, N.M.) 1907-1929, 1917-06-28

Auto painting. Bert CurleSS. Phone
2H Off
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21

Man. one OF his most enjoyable crea-
tons, viii be SHOWN on txe same
program. thus making two features,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21
The Siren Coming
to the Odeon

P;cturizing the transgreestou Of IN
advenfuress, Naleska Suratt VIII be
sean at the Odeon tomorrow In The
SIREN a sensational William FOX
feature. In which she plavs the role
Of woman without O. heart on II
background OF sin, who finally goes
10 her death through the set ~ the
man whose life she had shattered
Billie Burke. beloved coined ieune
81 stage and screen. appearing In the
Paramount picture THE Mysterious
Miss Terry In coming ~ tHe So. a-a
fheater Tuesday This picture was
directed by j Searie DawIey who has
been responsible for many of MarSue-
rite Ciarks latest succee~r1 iaeludtue
Snow White" and others
WedneSdhy only Blanche @veet win
be presented tn Public Opinion" a
rarely delightful photodraraa. con-
strucsed along new and original lines
THURSDAY House Peters will ne featur-
ed in hThe lonesome Chap. "a story
well know IN most theatergoers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21

back TO earth and worn out her re-
demption. The Devil in the person
Of DIR. Norton (Bertram GTassby), ,
goes with her. Finally Ruth falls in
love with Cecil Brooks douglas Ger
rard) and the wedding day arrives
when Ruth gets o message from Ned
Langley Colin Chase) asking her not
10 break his heart by marrying Cecil
Conscience then brings to Ruth pic
lures OF the lying, decitful acts she
has been guilty Of Ruth goes through
these acts depicting avarice, ambition,
lust. revenge and untruthtulness. Dur
ing oil these acts DIR. Norton had been
beside her urging her on and grinning
at the misery she is bringing on
others
Finally Ned appears as the wedding
ceremony Is being performed. Ruth
scorns him. He goes into another
room and kills himself. Cecil then
leaves Ruth and Ruth drops on her
knees and hers Heaven for forgive
ness At this the devil departs.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21
Woman God Forgot
at the Bijou

The largest aviary in the world was
used during the filming of Geraldine
Farrar's first Aircraft cinema specta-
Gle, The Woman God Forgot" which
will he seen at the Bijou tomorrow
Tuesday and wednesday.
A number of the scenes show the
huge swimming pool and garden OF
Montezumas daughter This pool was
especially built for the production
and is In the garden containing the
temple of the sacred bAd. The gar
den and pool were enclosed ia wire
netting nearly fifty feet high and 400
feet long. to prevent the escape OF
the thousands of birds with which
the foliage was filed. A Burton
Holmes trayelogue is the added feat
ure.
One of the most popular themes of
play and story is that OF the rich
mans son who is thrown on the world
without the invalua BILE moral assist
ance of "the governor" Ridgewell
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21
Bushman and Bayne
at Colonial

Double values predominant on the
Colonial bills this week. featuring the
rarram tomorrow and Tuesday be-
the return Of two Justly popula r
Richmond favoritcs Francis X Bush
fH5u+i and Beverly tlayne In Their
compact wonderful Western pic
are directed by Edwin Carewe. who
uows the great west as he knows the
paint Of hia own hand Wednesday,
and Thursday the greatest double at
tarction ever shown here Will be Of
fered in The Dormant Power" feat
uring three stare. Ethel Clayton.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21
Olga Petrova Comes
to the Isis

Would you keep n VOW to the death
This is the basic theme OF the Isis
feature for tomorrow and Tuesday
when Olga Petrova. the marvellous
young Russian artistic will be present
ed in ITO The Death" Metro won
derplay OF Southern love and venEe-
ance, which, with a Paramount comedy
will make up double attraction.
Riley Hatch. ss the detective" and
stool pigeon for the political boss In
Pauline Frederiok's newest Para
mount picture, Double Crossed"
has made an even greater success
than he did in THE Law OF the Land, "
Nine Petrovas recent Paramount
picture which scored such a success.
Mr. Hatch was the originator of the
famous. role Of the sea captain in
PAID in Fur which had an excep-
tionaiiy long run on Broadway not
long ago lie has since then created
uany original types in motion pic
lures, most Of them being. like his
role In Double Crossed" what Is
known IN the theatrical world as
heavy" parts Pauline Frederick in
Double Crossed" viii appear at the
Isis theater Wednesday and Thurs
dav
with Miss Alice BRADY az the star
and with a cast Of capable and clever
film favortes. The Divorce Game"
will he the attraction at the isis
thcater Friday and Saturday. This
newest World-Picture Brady-Made Is
a clever Offering, 1t has been screen
"a from the famous and wonderfully
successful play. Mile. Fiji" written
by Leo Ditrtchstein and in the screen
version is even more delightfully."- un-
usual and entertaining than IT was
when presented on the speaking stage,
William s. Hart In Every Inch a
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21

thrilling chapter from lie great Vest
crn battle front VIII be shown all
week This pictures shows, as 70
words can tell. the terrible story Of
devas alton wrought IN France by the
Germans rs they were forced to re-
treat before the victorious advance Of
the allied armies.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-10-21

Cullum, author Of THE Son OF His
Father" which novel has been pic
turized for Charles Ray, makes use
OF the theme, but 1t is more than or
dinarily interesting because OF the
numerous new twists he has given to,
the basic idea. '"The Son OF His
Father will be the first photodrama
starring Charles Ray to be released
by Paramount II will be seen at
the Bijou Thursday, Friday and
Saturday with added pictograhs.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28

little stock on the market should
ttll prove market leader.
German. american sugar sold at
sA 81 Tuesday, morning, which IL
close to It's high OF this spring. Hol-
lAndSt Louis Is also In demand. the
bid being raised 10 ~ "a. with no
Offering. There continues 20 be a
good market for the public utilities,
Detroit Edison and American Light
and Traction giving good accounts
81 themselves. This reflects a
tendency OF many investors To get
cut OF the industrials and into the
public utilities. on the theory that
they would feel war less than other
securities.
With ocean shipping in crippled
condition. The brokers believe atten.
ton should be paid the shipping
shares. They are coming 10 life
more and more. and seem u have
rs good prospects as any securities
that Nigh. be named.
Motor stocks continue inactive. A
close marNet in new Pruddcn stock
has been made. with bid at q and
ttock for sale at 80. Paige Is frac-
tlonally stronger.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28
MARINE STOCK
LEAPS 20 POINTS
General Engineering Works Sc
curities Advance on Strength
OF Big Contract
BY e. z. MaecRONE a co.

The Detroit stock market Ia sim
very inactive. with a turnover OF
only 800 shares recorded up TO noon
tuesday This trading has been
largely in odd lots. with few trans
actions Of large enough proportions
20 give any decided Indications OF
,lst what the stocks are worth. In
nucnccd somewhat by the condition
NJ the New York market. which
Monday afternoon had sinking
spoil hI' which shows more
strength ,ais morning. the Detroit
exchange IS apparently marking
time The public wants 10 know
.ust what ,s going to happen when
congress meets Monday. and evi
IDENTIFY does not care to commit it.
ELI until there is something definite
tu 20 by
one outstanding feature OF the
Pre-ent dullncss IL the rise OF The
stock OF the Great lakes Engineer
ies COMPANY. ,his no doubt being
he result ~ reports OF very large
contract for ocean freighters Sew
yr1i days lEc TIE stock had mar
aot Of 9S. but a transaction was
aade Tuesday az lis. n rise OF
about 2o points rower continues
strong. az around 90. and with very
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28
GARRY RELIGION
INTO BUSINESS
Being a Believer Only In The
Home Scored As JekyIl
and HYDE Performance

The perils OF division" was the
subject OF the Rev Wallace McMul-
lens Lenten sermon In the Detroit
opera house, Tuesday noon. Bishop
Henderson introduced Or. McMullen.
Abraham Lincoln said that a ma.
ton divided cannot stand, and no
individual has a right TO damage the
body OF the union or threaten It's
life" said DR.. McMullen. The
need OF union In nation Is the
same in the life OF the individual.
indecision, distraction. rebellion.
never accomplishes anything. Saints
or saviors were never made by dis
tracted hearts.
There Ia a tendency today, as
there always has been. 10 keep ones
conscience and religion for private
use. We Keep our religion and our
business too often in separate com
partments. The most religious cities
IN India are the most immoral. II
is a mr.. Jekyll and Mr.. Hyde per
Torrance.
Everyone agrees that corpora
lions are necessary for our indus
trial life, but what we need Is that
a man shall take his private con.
science into his corporate activity.
We are beginning TO insist that a
man cannot be "A private saint and
an official sinner at the same time. q"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28

- Movement Is Expected
10 Follow Action by
Congress

NEW YORK. March 2s.-The New
TORI evening Sun financial revie"
Tuesday said:
"The stock market was slusgi'hil
tesnperamental today but II was eA.
trcmely obstinate In resisting what
aver pressure was exerted on the
prsce list. The greater part OF Wha'
I,iIe business was done vas trans
acted In the Industrial department
while the rails were almost com
pleteiy neglected.
"Ths behavior Of the market az
Ms time emboldens many obserN'
ers IN believing that as soon as the
new congress shall have definitely
poinfed the way this country Is TO
10 with respect to war with Ger
many there will be bull movement
Of no mean vigor Meanwhile our
domestic trade continues 70 eNpa 10
under the stimulating influence Of
The preparedness movement. and
even tho profits may be curiailed
Industry viii hum and employment
will be general and there viii be-
Iess OF the demoralizing influence
OF easily acquired prosperity.
"There was some short selling
and realizing sales thruout, inter
spersed with covering by the shorts,
"The steel and copper group were
Inclined TO BE- heavy, but movements
were narrow. The sugar shares
we're strong but quiet.
AT intervals the munition and
equipment issues displayed a good
deal OF strength but like the rest OF
The list most OF the gains were
wiped out by midday. The shipping
shares were In fair demand for a
brief period"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28
CENTRAL HIGH
STUDENTS DRILL

David Mckenzie. principal OF the
Central high school, declares that
b. is awaiting ord.ts from Wash.
.nrton as to how far the school
can go slonc lines of military train.
nE he saws ma. already TWO COM
rauis- have been fvimel end are
+-r--rt * t-r----- "
lhe National Guard
What wp need. said Nr &c
kenzie. are uniforms and e3uip
ieant Lieut. ord. 1t the L. : q.
made a survey Il the chroI last
week and thought that ta.ngs lock
"a very promising Cor the kind of
training most needed The BOYS
sre all most cnthu ,iasfic Yes. u
b. optional hut most OF them watt
Ia take
I'VE are planning 10 work WITH
the girls. too alone arstald lines
We expect 10 have hem taught by
Detroit surgeon and physicians
The trouble is thai W have 60
salt so long for an answer fr0n
Washington We want someone
rent on 20 DO Tho training. or
course. things are n such en- gn.
settled state that 10 BE- impus si1le
FOR them 10 know just what they
can do for u.s.
Girl students said that fhev arc
to receive a green cross ii thcy do
good work in The nrst-sid classes
ana a red cross when they become
proficient Several declared that
they are most anxious 20 begin.
prfatfnE-the pfaln neat kInd--that
a. rfwks--TfuRea Lab nrwf 40
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28
Three on For Lssven~orth.

With three prisoners recently
sentenced by Judge Arthur J. futile
la charge. United States Marshal
Henry Behrendt left Tuesday morn.
ing for Leayenworth. Kan. The
prisoners are Paul A. Coy. l3
months for theft OF United States
mail, Emanuel Mindiate, 13 months
for stealing mail from residence
letter box. and Glen Paxton. Is
months for committing theft while
OF government property.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28
CHICAGO GnAIN

CHICAGO. March 2T-OpeninK-
Wheat May. mp &c July. up y
sept. down &c Corn May lp ~.
July. up "a sept up e. oats May
up &c. sept. up -. Provisions ir-
regular
Nocn--W heat May up 3&c IuIv
up 4 "a r.. @optcm hnr up &C. Corn Nav
~ I Rc. July up 10; Septsmbc- 40
Is g. oats Nay up &c July up t1C-
~epteu1h Der ND &c Provisions steady.
Cloar--W Wheat NAY mp 80 July
az "a Sautamhar ms tsc- Corn
Nav up Ter fUty Up re- Truf0rr f1F-~ I'd
= nc Oats. Nav M &c July Up
Ac September down &C Prov zionE
irregular.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28
Livestock
uIcuIoAN crNTRAI srotKN ARns

MICHIGAN CENTRAL >fot III AhnH
DETROIT. March 2t.-Cattie; Mar
ket slow prospects lower. best
heavy steers. sti- best handy weisht
hatcher steers. F25oDl0i mixed steers
1nd heifers. tSs00s, handy light
butchers. tsuSeS light butchers.
g1.5oa975. best COWS ssmA $50.
butcher COWS. s1HT %. common c1ws.
t6nGa5. Gamers. SsmS7b best heavy
bulls. sS50nsg5. bologna bulls. so
as. stock bulls. ss50u e. mixers and
sprinEsrs. y5aaS0. Veal calves. Mar-
kst 2su5or lower. best grades, sl-u
Ne. hravtc.. tsms. Sheep aud laniNs,
Market steady. best lambs. &la.-aN
Ia.5H. fair lambs. gt4n ulS. hght 90
common lambs. 1lWl3. fair 90 good
sheep. Si0ulL Hogs PIX. CSC lower,
s.. 40 Gl-,t5, mixed. steady, SlivNW
1 as
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-03-28

.tfFtAGt M fTr. -t.-tlHrR re
CHIprI Ia GOO market slow and
st adN. MIXED and butchers So
r. 15 good heavy stl.foF ~ % 11t
f--tfRh hrafN. So A--lt --l. t+- sft.
tilt5Nl5. pigs sio-rl Cattle.
Receipts s .NHH. market steady. hreErs
SAlIa1e COWS and hvIfers $3.50
d no go. SsnH.N5 TeNauH SH.a'ri fa So
calves SO 1nu1s sheep Receipts
$4,000 market slow. native. fllIsu
f- western. 81 suW f'- lawls