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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
Many Famous Baseball Stars We're
Shining With Billy Sunday in 1883
copyright. 1917. BY n. L. osldssrs.,

Talo after the brotherhood year. and all
Of them were well up In the 800 class as
hitters. Brouthers was clouting at .<t9.
Rowe and Richardson at 1853 and White
al .3il. In those days the pitchers box
was only my feet from the plate at
that big Dan Brouthers this real front
name being DennisD, ranked seventh In
fielding among ten firstbassmsn. Hardis
Richardson WAS third among the second
ssckers white was ninth among a DOR
en- thlrdbssemen and Rowe wss flfth
among the same number OF shortstops.
Billy Nash. who later managed tho b.
son team under Jim Franklin for ons
fsteful season, WAS shining for Boston
~ thlrdhase. as was Sam Wise at short
The great Mike Kelly was IN his tenth
season and wss catching for Boston.
Roger Conner. J. NJ. Ward, Buck Ewing.
Jack GlasscOck. Jim ORourke. Paul
Hines, John Camel, Joe Hornung. Bill
crowley. Bill Ewing, Joe Start. Char
ley Bennett Ed Hanlon. Pete Hotaling.
George Cove. Arthur Irwin. Charley Rad
bourne, the record making pitcher. Jos
Quest Gentle James Calvin OF Buffa-
10 fame, Larry corcoran, Billy Purcell,
George Bradley. Mickey WEIGH, Al Dali
rymple I'd Sutton. Walter ClArksor.
Mighty Casey and Frank HankInson
are among the distinguished company
with which Ri',y sunday tfsined thirty
years ago.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03

n minute Wen go ask Mrs Iong,ail
She IL wise mouse lady and n she
doesn't know. perhaps Jollie or Jillie, her
two children. may know. II they don I
well ask the lady mouse school teacher
shes real smart she knows almost ev'
crlthing. even how 10 make cheese cake 20
"ThAts fine cried the Red Prince.
Lets go"
Uncle Wigfily. leading the way, they
were soon at the home OF Mrs. Long
tail
I'm pleased to meet YOU" she said
10 the Red Prince, but ss for n tiny
mouse. smaller than my little children
mice. I'm sure don't know --
Just then Jollie l,ongiHil. the boy
mouse, came home from school ,ossiug
an icicle up IN the air and catching II
In his cap lie Whispered something to
his mother.
"Oh, my little boy says" spoke tho
mouse lady. that Squeekic- EekeN, tho
cousin mouse, has u baby sister. 80 small
that they can hardly see her when thry
put her 20 sleep"
"oh. that would just suit the king.
my father" cried Red Prince 81 won
der II could borrow her
'Ne'll go see" said Uncle Wisgily.
Squeektr- Eekey's sister, who was
named Teeny- Weeny. was so little that
she slept In a cradle made from half
an orange seed. 1isf mother hald tn'
Red Prince might take her 10 the kings
palace " Uncle Wiggily would bring her
safely back. 80 the bunny uncle and the
Red Prince set forth at the end OF the
year and day
Safely they reached thr palace and
there the Golden Prince brought on, =
hickory nut Cracking a. inside was
dear. cute little mouse which the prince
had found In 'ar.of city
All the people said "O-o-o-o.o-o
The Purple Prince opened hollow
nutmeg. and Inside that was a mouse
still smaller than the first.
"A-a.a.a-n-ah" said all the people In
wonder
But when tho Red Prince brought out
an orange seed, all the people cried
There never can he u mouse as small
as that"
Wait and see laughed Uncle Wig.
gily. He cracked tho hollow orange seed
! Tor the Red Prince and took out Tecny
Weeny. the baby mouse sister Of Squeek-
| ie- Eekie.
"Hn" cried the King THAT certninl,
is the smallest mouse I have ever seen
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03

FMS 4 q. SpsiGug baseball guide
for 1855 shows many interesting things
aside from the fact that II gives the 1887
record OF Billy Sunday. who was then
an outfelder on the Chicago National
league club That there WAS more free
hitting IN those days than AZ present IL
shown by the batting records.
In 1887 there were forty-nine men who
hi 3O0 or better In 1915 there we're not
dozen In either the American or Ma
tional league Billy Sunday Was sever
tecnth In rank among the 1857 batsmcn
with the towering average OF ,2Js for for
ty-eight games He was 200 times at
bat made forty one runs, seventy nine
haschits. with total Of 100 bases and pill
fercd thirty four sacks In fielding.
among thirty-uiuc outfielders listed sun
dsv ranged thirty seventh. for the forty
eight games. with seventy eight putouts.
four assists and twenty five errors CIV
ing him fielding average OF I66. which
In thsse days would not earn any gold
medals for him In that year old rou
Auson led the mighty sluggcrs with .i2l
for l22 games, making 2at hits with a to-
tai Of 30s bases.
And look at the galaxy oS celebritle,
that had their spots In the sun In thos,
days The Big -Four. Brouthcrs. Richard
son. Rowe and WHITE were st,ll with IN,
Detroit club where they went from Buf.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03

- llN|'dlfl
IStlE WIGGILY LONGEARS. the
rabbit gentleman. was about to
~ start AWAY from his hollow stump
bungalow iu tho woods one dan
10 look fof an adventure, as he often did
but please promise me ono thing d"
begged Nurse Jane FURY wuzzy. the
muskrat lady housckeeper
what rs IT, the bunny uncle wanted
10 know
III YOU should mee, any Of those
fancy Golden or Purple Princes from
IN" Arabian sights or anywhere else.
please don't ask them home 20 dinner
am going TO clean house today"
II isn't likely that will meet any
of them said Uncle Wiggily with a
the bungalow
some other time sou may, bur not
now spoke the muskrat lndy. RS Uncle
Wlggily hoped OF on his red white
and blue striped rheumatism crutch
On and on through the woods hopptd
the bunny uncle. looking all over for an
adventure. but he did not see any and
hc was Just about TO start back home
again, much disappointed, when. an Of q
sudden, 40 the rabbit gentleman was hon
ping over swampy, marshy, boggy place
l'or the ground had thawed soft that
day as he WAS going over this place his
rheumatism Crutch sank away down deep
In the mud, and Uncle Wggily could not
pull II out.
oh, dear he{tricd. as he tried again
and again What shall ! do II
can't pull out nv crutCh I can't hon
on. for the pain OF my rheumatism is
50 bad TO-DAY that ] cannot walk without
my crutch
Perhaps I can help you" said y gcu-
lie voice. and someone. all dressed In red.
stepped from behind tree and uuel
'ncle Wiesih, crutch and all. out OF tho
sott ground u
on, thank YOU. Red Rtrhg Hood roo
exclaimed The bunny uncle 1T WAS
very good Of YOU To help me"
Well, I'm glad to have helped YOU.
sald The voice, hut as II happens. an
not Red Riding Hood, though | have
heard of her In the arabian Nights
book. or some one like ~"
with that Uncle Wiggily looked up
And saw q Tine young man. wearing a
red cloak, hat, shoes aud stockings
y am the third prince, said the Young
man, sometimes called the Red Prince.
Az my brothers are called
The Purple and the Golden princes. "
interrupted Uncle Wigcilv with n iolly
laugh - have met them. aud I am
ghd 10 meet YOU. since YOU have done
me favor hN pulling me ont Of the
mud ! wish | could do YOU one, though
! don want YOU to get stuck. as was "
Thank YOU" said tho Red Prince
am not SURE that you rpu help me
Nv father, the dear old king. has sent
me and my two brothers OF TO find the
smallest '
~ kn>< interrupted Uncle Wiggil,
aS-.- Tie wants the smallest mousi.
that ever was, aud II YOU get II You'll
have the kingdom"
Exactly said the Red Prince ''l
remember now. YOU helped my broth.
ers, 80 perhaps YOU can help me"
Uncle Wigrly scratched the end ol
his pink. t~inkling nose, and thought
real hard
- can't" he said II cant al mi,
moment, for the life ~ me think
whore there Is a tiny mouse Bu, wal
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
Norway is Sending
Only One Runner
To american Meet

NEW YORK. Feb. 1-Onclals Of the
Ainateur Athletic union received Wotd
hy cable today FROM Norway that Olav
Ru-tsd, the othristiana rprintrr, II ih"
only Norwegian athlete that would b,
able 10 compete Ia the national A a {.
senior indoor Championship meet 10 Ne
held iu this city next month Neither
Bohln nor Zander. the distance run.
ners. viii be able to make the trip
II also WAS announced that the \. \ /.
would send tho winners IN IN" us 1876
and pound CLASSES Of the National Ans
teur boxing championships. 10 he held
IN Boston early In April In the Scandi.
ns yinn countries this spring for tho
northern International championship
tournament
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
Boxing i

Natc jackson has been offered bouts
with Joe Leopold In Kansas CITY, Benny
Mcneil or Frankie Burns IN 81 aLOuis
and some good bantam In Hot Springs
Kid Williams minus his bantamveight
crown, ls on hiH way back to his Balu-
more home
Al McCoys bit for his fight with Les
Darcy is $4,000.
Fred FuitcNrlas DcsM training for his
tcu-rOund fight February IL with Char
lie Weiuort IN New York.
Darcy will start training next week
for his first American engagement with
N Mccoy March 3 Darcy will work on
the Grant Hugh Brown farm, where Full
ton now is Training
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
Baseball Leagues
May Suspend If
Players Strike


CHICAGO, Feb ,. Baseball cnihus-
lasts today had before thcu statement
issued In Auburn. ~ V. by john II. Var,
roll. secretary Of the National Associa'
ton of Professional Baseball leagues, as-
sorting that there was no basis for 90
report that the association might az.
solve under certain contingencies result
ing from y Ytrike Of players. lie added,
however, that an individual league MAJ
he granted permission TO suspend opera
tiuus FOR the. season, n II u deemed = J.
visHhlc hN the national hoHrd
Patsy cline New York. defeated stan
Icy Noakum, Denver, IN Il ten-round bout
In New York last night
No ac, OF criminnity WAS committed
IN connection with the boxing bout Ia Al
.nnny. y y. last TUESDAY night Va which
stephen f Mcdonald was Killed hN q
blow under tho heart by William tToddND
Hicks. the coroner held there last night
In dischlrging lIicks and others held iu
connection with the investigation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
BOGEY

old Bosry WAS gentleman,
Some twenty years ago.
For when I'D played round with YOU
lie let you have a show.
But now the case is different,
Your Joy he's surs TO mar
Hes taken on another name
For now they call him Par
old Boeev, with YOUR whiskrTs.
liked YOU better far
with that shrewd and ghostly look OF
yours
Than even Mister Par.
When We arc out to have bout,
Naught shall my feelings jaw,
You'll still he Colonel Bogey
And never Mister Par.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
Billiard Title is.
Won by McCourt

new YORK reb '.-ch.rles Mc.
court OF Cleveland Won tho three o-cu-h.
ION billiard championship here LAST night.
detcstine. George Moore ~ this city 10
TO l11 for the three nights play Me
court won the final block last night %
to 80 In sixty seven innings Both plsy
ers nsde higb runs Of four.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03

! am satisfied now You have all done
well-you. my Purple Prince. you. my
Golden Prince. and YOU. my Red Prince
But went on the king, AS Uncle
Niggily Lonkears was really the one
who found the smallest puppy dog. the
tinicst cat and the wesnie.t mouse. I
am going 10 give my Kingdom TO him
10 dc as he likes with
Then | will divide II equally among
the Golden. the Purple and the Red
princes" said the bunny gentleman.
and | hope they will live happily ever
after
"Hurray," cried all the people
'llurray'' cried the Red. Golden and
Purple Princes
"Hurray!" cried the old King. "Uncls
NgCily has settled all my troubles
Now | CRu 10 travelling and looking for
adventure ar he does 90
And he did and Uncle Wiggily took
Tecuy- Weeny home TO her mother and
eNCIN body was hlppv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
Boy Scouts Camp
Out Despite Cold

NEW YORK, Feb. j.-Six,y-,hree OF
the 40 delegates to the Boy Scout
workers conference led by Dillon Wal.
lace. the Labrador expSrer, showed
,heif enthusiasm ior the outdoor life
last nigh, by camping in the open after
a lwomlle march in the face OF keen
northwest wind and with the thcrmome-
ter ho,ering around zero. Belmore
Brown who climbed Noun, Mckinley.
helped erect the tents IN Van CortIandt
park at the extreme northern end OF
the city
Gold" he explained this morning. II
never iel, anything like il, Mount Nc
klnley was a summer picnic"
Delegates are here from every state
in the union.
Mrs. Lloyd George, wife OF the new
British prime minister, IS an ardent
worker IN the cause OF temperance.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
These Are No More Foolish Than the Weather MGs Predictions
No Crime in
Boxers Death

ALBANY, N Y. Feb 3.--Thcrc was
no act OF crminality committed III 'n'
boxing bout here Tuesday night IN "h''"
stephen T. Mcdonald WAS Killed by
blow under the heart, delivered ni wv
liam 1Toddn Hicks, II was declhrh "N
Coroner Warren \ Hastings, after an
inquest lie discharged Hicks ana SIX
other men held on a charge OF man
slaughter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
BY Frank G ,Menke.

Cheer Upl
tn" da,a gro long and longer stlll
The sprlngtimeI on Us wa,
Winters skiddrB swiftly slipping
fchry March, April MAY
And soon therein ring on loud and
clear
The golfers crv Of "fore:"
The diamond yowl, ots Killing ump"
They'll echo just once more
on Forty Love viii sound from courts
Where tennis folks do play
The ponies will be back mp north.
And many months thcyU stay
Hey! Fishermen!
Fruk w Cheney Is one of those Ike
Waltou's how believe In the safety
frisr rule n, regards gecounting the
biggest ever tale
Cheney. who livcs In jamestown, y.
V. captured muscsllonge IN Lave
Chnutnuq'i, which WAS my three inches
long, Rnd weighed forty-two pounds and
two ounces Did Mr. Cheney rush right
Of; and tell ali his losing friends and
relatives about his catch and then con.
cludo with believe me-" Nay. nay
Cheney adopted d'ffr~rt mcthod-
lie had Mr. Fishie weighed on stand
ard scales hy m official weigher be
fore big crowd Then he had the
weigher make out an affidavit which
wrs signed nv Nil the witnesses 10 the
Weighing process NrNi he had the catch
photographed Thcn--and only then
when supported by legal documents and
a phot ograph did he wander hither and
| caught n giant miscallonse."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
ShootIno Army Inoreaes.

One thousand two hundred eighty-nine
trspshooting organizations become amt
lated with the American Amateur Trap
shooters association during 1915
Nineteen seventeen ought 10 add
about 2 O00 more" declares Stanley y
Withc. secretary of the association The
club membership Is close 'o 5000 now.
Seven thousand by 1918 IS our slogan.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
WhY Speaker Mor

j W Hopley the greatest editor
Lucyrus. Ohio. ever produced, sends
this
Mrs Frank Meyer ono n the prcttiest
girls In our town, aud = real fan. said to
me the other day
Oh. ! knew that Tris SpcaNcr would
beat out Ty Cobb for the batting cham
ponship.
Why said |
"'Oh MIR Speaker is so much nicer
In his manner and gentleman always
viii triumph
Aren't women funny '' concludes
iioplcy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
Filibuster Faced
Over Grayson

WASHINGTON. Feb 3---An effort
to confirm President Wilson's nomina.
ton Of Or. Cary T. Crayson. his naval
aide. TO he rear admiral was blocked
in the senate last nigh, by Senators
Lodge and Weeks The two Massa
chuse,,s senator's and others who op-
pose confirmation indicate they would
attempt to prolone indefinitely Il the
democrats continued to press for a vote
Austria is preparing to celebrate next
MAY the lO0,h anniversary oi the birth
oi the famous Empress Maria Theresa.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
For One and All,

There was n blokc In our town.
No matter what his name.
Who. rain or shine or cold or wet.
Was always of his game
And II you'd IKE to pick him out
From off tho human shelf.
Go out and find looking glass
And gaze upon Yourself
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
strlkes-ard-Strlkes.

Ball PLAYERS are strange creatures In
the summer time they have conrulslons
when an umpire. calis Strike but when
the frost Is on the pumpkin and the 100
der has been shocked they 20 right ahead
and call strikes Of their own
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
Baseball SiIes.

"Nho' asks a non comba,snt. "is the
smallest and who In the largest bah plaJ
er IN the major leagues todsy"N
The lightest ball player We know OF IN
the game If johnny Evers Evers only
weighs about 40 Miller IIuggins is
around the same weight while Maran.
willie isn't much over.
There Is no great difference among
Evcrs. Maranvllle. Huggius aud Gilhooley
The largest athlete now IN major league
captivity is probably Charles Munro Tes-
Tesu OF the Giants Charles Munro weighs
around $50. none Of which IL fat
The shortest athlete is MHranville
around feet .. Thu tallcsl Is slim Love,
nt feet Jis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
Winter Soon Will Give Way to
Weather for Outdoor Sport Again
We Know You, Helnle

Iloinie the 2lm says
I'm play ball this summer II there Is
strike
That statement would seem TO cloAr
Hcine Of the charge that he's Away
looking for an excuse 10 loaf But do
not bc deceived. gentle reader STUDY
those words OF Heinie's Remember he
SAYS "I'll play II there IL a strike. But
there may not be a strike And so
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03

Les Darcy sailed around the world
To start merry spin.
To pick the toughest mug In sight
And land upon his chin,
But when he watched LeVinsky work cd
And saw the Mske rip
lie turned his gllm 10 Al MCCoN
And shifted II TO Chip.
Tho toughest guy he yearncd TO punch
with uppercut and stab
But there is such thing. he says,
Az Too much ~ a grab.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
The Other Fellows Carrie.

Tho sportiVr populsce OF this country
w rapidly developing far broader out
look. At the recent baseball meeting In
New York u few weeks back we found
three groups OF ball players all talking
golf
They were all comparing average scores
nnd discussing this method and that OF
PLAYING a shot II was hard to ge, the
conversation switched TO baseball
4 few weeks later We ran into bunch
of golf pros at Plnehurst. including Jack
Jolly and Alex Ross. In attempting to
talk n hit OF golf there was no outside
chance. The main topic was baseball and
the coming National and American league
Giants In the Nat onsl while AeS Ross
could sec nothing hu the Red sox In the
american, Alex stlll retaining his old
Boston loyalty.
SO, u. YOU want to talk golf look up
the hail PLAYERS II YOU want TO talk
baseball hun, up few golf pros.
Five or ten years ago few could see the
other fellows game Today the program
IL being mixed, with "a broedenod stIl.
tudc all around.
Tennis Legislation.
So far M The scattered dclerntIon az
amateur entries goes. the Impression /,
now almost unanimous that the Lawn
Tennis association will pass the same
strict amateur role lately put through
Nv IN" goll brtociatlOn For while N
looked Rs II those favoring n les. .trIn.
gen, Interpretation had q fine chance 10
corral the votes, hut the odds have shift
ed tho other way IN the last two weeks
Most OF those PLAYING tennis don't rare
TO run n bad second In the cause of anna.
t.urlsm To those playing golf Tho tvo
games have practically The same eppeni
40 far ns tie entry list IN CONCERNED
George AIDE and Julian Myrich have put
up n long. hard battle to carry their pro.
gram through aud tho shiN In oplnion
has now put them we'll In front Tor The
coming meeting
why isn't Jess Willard an amateu,,"
asks Y. X, W "He not only doesn't fipb,
for money lie doesn't fight ut ali"
About Ones Game.
ono day YOU are there with the winning
snan.
Tho next YOU may curse and rant.
Hut thr answer ls sometimes YOU can.
And at other tlmcs YOU cant
why liz H." asks reader. that when
YOU ask golfer how his game In he
uratly always SAWS rotten" Yer, likely
because u IL exactly that Those Who
play good golf hrc about one In two
thousand,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
yellsrs Must Quality,

CHICAGO, Feb. 7 Acting on tho
theory that n good athlete makes u poor
cheer leader, the Undergraduate coun-
ell of the University Of Chicago today
abolished the rule making captains Of
the several athletic teams cheer lenders
during the duh season Va their particular
branch OF sport Hereafter cheer leaders
viii he chosen hy vocal compstition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
lV(IfNI06|IY
ANDHlS
BVMoAa0 OdrIS

Uncle Wigaily and the Thlrd Prince.
Copyright 1917, hg Mcclure NewSpape
SyndlCdte1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
Basketball

The Sooners got off TO "a flyinG start
on ,heir southern Invasion by trouncine
the southeastern normalites at puralt
90 TO %,
Kendall had little chance against the
Aggics yesterday, losing II to 10. They
will try II again this afternoon.
Southwestern went down In defeat he
fore Central so to 81 Central hopes this
year TO gain a clear claim TO the normal
school championship, but heretofore she
never has been able to take All the
games from the Southwe.ternera. The
same teams meet again today,
Ponca CITY lost a doublehesder to
Blackwell last night. the boys belns
beaten 20 to ~, and the girls I'll TO II.
Pond Creek claims ono of thr highest
scores Of the season by defeating Mar
shall NJ to 10. Crlswell scored thirty
ak field goals.
Chlcksshs further reduced oklahoma
City's danger from Shawnee In tho Cen-
trail conference race by again beating
the pott county lads, 2s to 20.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03

why IN IT," asks reader. that when
YOU prk golfer how his game In hc
uratlN always SAWS totten'7' Very likely
because u IL exactly that Those who
play good golf are about one In two
thousand.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03

one day YOU are there with the winning
Hnan,
Tho next YOU MAY curse and rant:
Rut thr answer ls sometlmes YOU can.
And at other times YOU cant
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-02-03
Tennis LEGISLATION,

why isn't Jess willard an amateur ~
asks V. W He not only doesn't flrht
for money lie doesn't nsht ut all"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-12-01
knn.n. M IlNretnck

Kansas Clty. Dec i-Hogs-Ee-
ceipts. 1000. lower Bulk SIG 500"
1920. heavy. SCHOOL a. aot hehi.
S1G.5OH17oU pigs SIS 't4 1875.
Cnttle-HcreIpts. 5000 steady.
Primo red ...ers Sit5oHlI5o
western steers SIS -04ie 90. 20 81
2a.15d 1928. h,lf.rs So ll.'"'
ftockers and feeder e. 'nH ll."'.
Shrep- H,ceiptr nome N'''"
Lambs. SiG.2lMI 1900. tD'rilnt
Sl2.50 m fi.00. wcthcrs sf' BOD" li'''
ewes. SlU.rUH ZOO.