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The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
LAiOlG.

Our spring weather of last week
has been replaced by winter
again.
Chester Brant is happy over
the arrival of a new dish washer.
Our geographical picture shows
aud lectures at Lsldig School
have been well attended consider.
ing the condition of the roads,
Mrs. Dallas Brant and son
Robert, spent part of last week
in the home Gfher parents, Mr.,
and Mrs John Laldig.
Mrs. James Foreman, former
ly of Lsidig, has now gone to re
side with her daughter, Mrs Silas
Mellott, near Three Springs.
Bernard Foreman vas a bust
ness visitor in town Saturday.
Ira b Leke purchased n new
driving horse one day last week.
Mrs. Hugh Aud Is very Ill.
Edna Deavor and Nellie Hess
were visitors at the Laldlg school
last Wednesday.
Our teacher has moved Sfrom
his former boarding place, Mrs.
James Foreman's to John Num-
mas.
There will be another illustta'.
ed lecture given at Llldlg schoo
on Thursday evening, March %
on the subject of Niagara Falls
HOWARD B. KNEPPER.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
slDELINd HILL.

Miss Nora Akers is on the sick
list
George and David Deshong, Of
Dobt, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Sherman Truax and
family at Locust Grove.
Harry Gray has returned aft
err having spent several days
with William Truax near Pleas
ant Grove church.
Samuel CARMEL and wife OF
Dott, recently visited the latter's
mother, Mrs Nora Akers.
Mrs. Vincent Hart and SOP, OF
Whips Cove, spent a day recently
with relatives near Dott.
Orvill Beatty and Miss Virgie
Gress spent Sunday at the home
of George Chestnut, Warfords-
burg.
Omer Layton and wife were
Sunday visitors at the home OF
Reuben j Layton, near Dott.
Mrs. John Bowers and dauph
ter spent seversl days last week
with her mother, Mrs John G
Charlton, near Warfords burg.
William Charlton, OF Warfords.
burg, Is spending some time
here.
A very pleasant party was Civ
en- a few days ago at the home of
George Gray IN honor Of his
daughter, MISS Jessie.
j. Calendlne Fisher, of War
tordsburg X. F. D., purchased a
Ford touring car from agent EN-
DRY Diehl, of Locust Grove.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
WELLS TANNERY,

John Truax, Of Youngstown,
o., Is visiting his father. G. E.
Truax.
Mrs. Hszlett Walters and daugh.
ter, Marion, and George and Nor.
ton Hixson, of Crystal Springs,
visited t~helrslster, Mrs. Ernest
Sprowl last Saturday and Sur
day.
DR.. Frank Gulllard was called
to Greensburg, Pa, to see his in.
FAINT son who Is reported very i'll.
Mrs. j. G. Humphreys, of
Germantown, Pa, Is a guest in
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
Baumgardner.
Miss Alice E. Wishart. Is IN
Philadelphia this week attending
to missionary work.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
Church Notices.

Services next Sunday in the
Lutheran church in town at 1890
in the morning and at in the
evening. At Big Cove Tannery
at 2:3O in heafternoon. Subjects:
Lost in the Church. Putting on
Christ.
Rev. G. S. Batzel, of Everett,
will preach at the Brethren place
of worship near Damascus church
in Thompson township, next Sun
day afternoon at 3 o'clock.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22

The worst outbreaks of hog
cholera during the past year
were in Delaware and Franklin
counties.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22

Popular Mechanics effs,s M srsmisms;
does not Join IN "ciabBins cffsrs." and
e7's1eys no seHeitess to ssesrs subsestetisel
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
Runyan the Eye Man at

McConnellsburg Friday and
Saturday March . 30 and 81.
Mercersburg, Monday April 2.
BIT. Cabins, Wednesday April
4th, afternoon only.
Three Spring, Friday, April 6.
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A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Sinner Tuesday afternoon.

2
Paul Sinner Tuesday afternoon
|, Miss Lessie Bard is a guest ir
the home Of D. e. Little thil
week.
Miss Ella Kendall went to Way.
nesboro last Friday to visit hel
sister Mrs. R. w. McKibbin.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Morton
are happy over the arrival of a
young son one day last week.
Lewis Largent, who had been
employed in the Remington Arms
factory is home for a few days.
Herbert Duffy spent few days
in Harrisburg recently with his
sister Mrs. Nathan d. Everetts.
Clarence Nesbit, who is en-
ployed with Remington Arm Co.,
at Chester, Pa. is home for a few
days.
Samuel Peck, of Dickeys Noun
tain is spending this week in
home of his half brother P. P.
Shives.
j. II. Johnston and Charley
Duffy attended Daniel Sheets
sale near Mercersburg one day
last week.
Elk County Treasurer and Mrs.
Samuel A. Hess, .Needmore, R.
R. 2, spent a few hours in town
yesterday.
Miss Anna Johnston went to
Mercersburg one day last week
to visit her brother Mr.. S. Houst-
on Johnston.
Miss Jean Johnston who had
been at the Jefferson Hospital
Philadelphia for treatment, is
home much improved.
Ralph Reed, who has been in
bad health for some time went to
Chambersburg, Tuesday with a
view to trying the hospital.
Charlie Croyl and son Preston,
of Riddlesburg, are in town this
week. The father is a witness
on one of the cases pending in
court.
An automobile party consisting
of o. G. Akersand daughter Miss
Virginia, and Mr.. Akers' neph-
ew Albert Morris-in Mr.. Nor
ris' new car, came over from
Everett Monday afternoon and
took supper in the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Charles d. Hixson, on
East Lincoln Way.
Watson Lynch moved from the
Hykes property in East
~ |
Extension Tuesday into the
property he purchased from
Taylor East Lincoln Way.
Raymond Paylor moved from
the Blue house into the house
vacated by Watson Lynch. Nc
Lynch moved into the
Dunlap property recently pur-
chased from d. E. Little. Mrs.
Ewing moved from the
Dunlap property into the Susan
property now owned by
D. E. Little in South Extension.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22

Apples of special Importance
in the York, Adams, Franklin
and Bedford county fruit belt are
the Stayman Winesap, York I'm
perial, Rome Beauty and Grimes
Golden.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22

With less days of institute than
a year ago there were marked
increases in attendance of the
Farmers Institutes in Adams.
Cumberland and Berks counties.
Farmers Institutes through
out the State have been well at
tended and reports from all but
nine counties show an attendance
of over 80, 900 ahead of last year.
Various estimates place the av-
erage cost of producing a bushel
of potatoes during the coming
seaoon at from as to GO cents.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
PARAGRAPHS
esI and General Interest, Gathered
N Home or Clipped from our
n Exchanges.
DeNsRD FOR HURRIED READERS

UU wi. tCh anu Hu"oiN NioJ
Needmore, spent a few hour
fcConnellsburg last Monday
MI Wagner, of Hagerstown, ii
ing in the home Of his grand
Ter, Paul Wagner, East lin
b Way.
1Qorman Rummell, who hat
lone with Mr.. and Mrs. A.
2otz, was taken to the Cham
burg hospital Monday.
rrs. Wilbur Grissinger spent
days visiting in the home OF
lister, Mrs. Delmar McCune
Nercersburg.
rlss Winifred Metzler, of Har.
onville, spent last week in the
he of her aunt, Mrs. Peter
)rton, near town.
lrs. James Nice uade spent
Ieral days during the past
ek visiting her parents, Mr..
Mrs. d. H. Fore, near Knobs
).C. Appleby, who has been
(no on the A. ]. Fore property
Eth of Knobsville, is moving to
Dawney farm owned by John
Henry in Taylor township.
"a d. Sinner, a clerk in the
Z te Insurance Department,
rFisburg, spent the time from
kurday until Monday with his
biz on South Second Street.
Dur former. townsman, Bundy
Crist, now a resident of War
dsburg, accompanied by John
vel, also of Warfordsburg,
. agreeable callers at the
NJ office Monday.
~lDES.-Frank B. Sipes
3 the highest market price
boef hides at their butcher
IN cConnellsburg, also
hest price paid for calf SKINS
opokns and tallow.
Advertisement.
|oy G. Regi, who is spending
Inter in Seneca County, o.,
to1 that they have had only
week's good sleighing this
Iter. and that the farmers are
ting ready for their spring
TX.
Raymond Grissinger, a student
Conway Hall Carlisle, and
ION Martin, a student at Will
sport Seminary, returned to
II respective homes last Fri.
evening for their Easter va
Jon.
lair Mort, Cook Foster, Davie
lteFs and ]. M. Colledge with
|aet named at the wheel,
. ~ automobile party from
1n||e Run that came down to
connellsburg last Sunday and
Pnded court Monday.
: Christ Demick, of Elmwood
pr having visited his sis
My Mrs. F. M. Sherman), |
purI1, N, Y, is spending two
Pkq Visiting his sister Maggie
ID D. Sinner, and other
nc1 and relatives in this vi
y nd Mrs, Hal B. Trout and
Hofvey Cooper went over to
rge Fox's in Franklin county
luday to see Mr.. John R.
vno has been quite poorly
we time. Mrs. Trout and
poper are daughters of
en Lillian and Margaret,
oF, of Shippensburg, &C.
'pal!led by their grand-aunt
Annie Doyle, spent the
1'pm Friday until Monday
Fne home of the children's
nopother, Mrs. Elizabeth
'neF' North Second Street.
'oxnrd M. Denisar, MERGERS.
2, called at the NEWS
4onday paid another years
'cE'pflon to his paper which
lady paid a year ahead,
the name on the label
70 that of his daughter,
Ice.
B. Swope Of Need
l. visited in the home
ather-in-law W. E. OFT
0rau nn&;l MIL
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
March Court.

ened at 2 o'clock p. M, Monda,
with President Judge Donald P
Mcpherson and his associate
William B. Stigers, and William
Mellott on the bench.
The constables were called ant
made their respective returns.
The grand jurors were thel
sworn, and as there was no Grim
inal business for them to pass up
on, they adjourned to their room
and approved the report of thu
viewers appointed to view s
bridge site at Gladfelter's Ford.
ing in Taylor township, and were
discharged inside of thirty min.
utes from the time they had beer
sworn.
The general panel of jurors
called and all answered but two.
In the estate of Della Horton,
late Of Wells township, decd.
The return of sale of real estate
was confirmed by the Court.
In the estate of M. M. Kendall
late of Ayr township, deceased.
Widows appraisement confirmed
nj 81, to be confirmed absolutely
unless exceptions are filed with.
in 20 days.
In the estate of William Stoner,
lateof McConnellsburg, deceased,
inventory of property taken I'M
der exemption by daughter, Jen-
ME Stoner, confirmed nj. ST., to
be confirmed absolutely unless
exceptions are filed within 20
days.
In the estate of Wayne Cutsh-
all, late of Ayr township, wild
owls appraisement confirmed nj
ST., to be confirmed absolutely
unless exceptions are filed within
20 days.
In the estate of A. J. Fore, late
of Dublin township, order of sale
of zeal estate, continued.
In the estate of Geo. M. Cham
berla. = late of Wells township,
decease order to sell real estate
continued
In the estate Of Abraham Her
shey, deceased, petition of David
Hershey presented, asking per-
mission to pay money into Court.
Permission granted as prayed
for.
In the estate of Jacob Sharpe,
deceased, widows a"ppraisement
approved and ordered to be re-
corded unless exceptions are filed
within 20 days.
Petition of Roy M. Sipes, was
presented asking the adoption of
Donald Eugene Hampton. The
Court made the decree that DON
aid Eugene Sipes, should be an
heir to Roy M. Sipes as prayed
for.
In the case of Minnie Denisar,
vs.. Daniels. Denisar, proceedings
in divorce, the Court appointed
Hon. S. w. Kirk, Master.
Iva l.. Moss VS.. John T. Moss,
in divorce. Court
awarded an alias subpoena.
Eliza Jane Richard VS.. Geo. w.
Richard, Court awarded an alias
in divorce.
Estate of Emeline Diehl, de-
ceased, petition of r. E. Diehl,
was presented asking permission
to pay certain money into Court.
granted.
Annie Sinner ct al. vs.. Mary
Return of sale of real
was confirmed by the
The following accounts were
presented and confirmed by the
First account of D.. H. Fraker
and S. R. Cromer, administrators
If Geo. C. Fraker, decd.
First and final account of Jas.
NJ. Chestnut, admir-, and trustee
Of d. F. Chestnut, deceased.
First and final account of Mary
E. Garland, administrator of d.
A. Garland, deceased.
First and final account of D.
H. Fraker and S. R. Cromer, ad-
illustrators of Dyson F. Fraker,
deceased.
First and final account of F. NJ.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22

For long succession a list of
apples recommended for til e
northern fruit sections of the
State are: Yellow Transparent,
Red Astrachan, Oldenburg,
Grayenstein, Wealthy, Smoke
house, Mcintosh, Wagner and
Baldwin.
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22

William M. Kendall attended a
sale in Franklin county last
Tuesd ".
The Fulton County news. [volume] (McConnellsburg, Pa.) 1899-current, 1917-03-22
State Agricultural Notes.

Prominent orchardists predict
that within the next ten or fif-
teen years the apple crop of the
State will be worth more than
fifty million dollars annually.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
AwnU.

J. F Prlmm went 70 Kansas CITY
this afternoon On the Golden state
limited.
J. VI Hewitt viii 60 20 s. Louis
No, sunday on the Golden state linz
tied
Capt " J. Young VIII leave on the
Golden state limited Sunday for s.
Louis. No.
Miss j. Parker went 20 Chicago. III.
saturday afternoon by way OF tine
Golden State limited.
Lieut. and Mrs 3. De F. Lambert
VIII so to Camp Pike. Little Rock.
Ark, on the Sunshine special tonight
r c. Perry and Pierre Schon went
to Dallas. Tex, on business trip Fri
special.
DR.. ". L Brown went to St Louis
No, this afternoon on the Golden
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
n. LISTED STOCKS
frONEY AID METALs

New York oct 20--lIercantle pape-.
s.5riiar. so day bills. S471iss conner
claI 60 DAY bits on banks. sf-1l- CONNER
cIaI go day hi Isl. ss-107s, demand. &4-t5 =
cables. SLTf 1-l5-
zlubles. demand, lie. cables. 1879.
Bar silver S2izc
Mexican dollars SEC
Government bends. steady
Railroad bonds. easy
~onuer-f.G $3.50.
Iron-cso. northern. $40 % q = .; 10
.lo-. Sfs.-5 SOS; No. Z southern. st'--s
@ r.. No. do. $3.50 $3.50.
Leai-s5 70.
s7sI-er-E. St. Louis delivery. s7-sTH Q
STAY
rI1-ss1 T6e.
LONDON METALS MARKET.
London. Eng. oct 2o--Following we're
me losing quotations on the London met
ais market
I.sad-s1ot. fso los: futures. f2s los.
speIfer-Sp1t. E5s. futures. $50
co1per-spot. E110: futures. $40; cleo
tro'ytic- E1G5-
Tin-Snot t2ts: futures f-f7-
THE LOCAL MARKET
Nzcionlles. zoe
Mexican hank notes. state Bills. S01ec
Mexican p-Frs. f-c-
Nexlcrn gold. SEC
Fl PasO Sr1elter Quotations
Bar silver Handy & Harmon quota
tionl Ss4c
London lead. $50 Ice.
pE lead. 7c-
copper. wire bar. 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
Ont of Town Visitors.

r. IS. Bartlett g merchant OF santa
Rita, y n, is staying at Hotel Zeiger.
Ross Sloan. a cat-leman OF Apache
AriZ-, is q guest al Hotel Sheldon
H. y. Al2Sellar, an auto man OF
Pecos, Texas, is stopping at Hotel
T. Evans. a mining man OF Cananea.
n. NJ. is a guest at Hotel PasO del
slrs. Ernest Durham has as her
guest Mrs. John w Garrett OF Doug
W. F. Gardner. an auto man OF
Paso del Norte-
Mrs ID. X Morse returned % her
home in Waco, Tex. on the Sunshine
special Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Pecko. cattle
people Of Tucson. AriZ, are staying
at Hotel Paso del Norte.
AR and Mrs. Ed Dickinson. and
Mrs j. A. LightfOOt, OF Tyrone, y 81,
are guests at Hotel Zeiger-
Air. and Mrs. v ~ Cockriu and
Tex are guests at Hotel ZeiEer.
Mr. and Mrs. H Rivero. OF Douglas,
AriZ-, where AR Rivero is merchant.
are staying at Hotel Paso del Norte-
Mr. and Mrs Jess Watson and Miss
Isabel Ward, OF Silver City, y. 81,
are guests at Hotel PasO del Norte.
Miss Lucy Russell, a charming
young girl OF TucumcarL " IT,. is
in the city. house guest OF Mrs Nor
man z NeaZey. ZS06 Savannah Miss
Russell is considering entering either
III Paso high or business college for
the winter. so her stay Is 10 be in
definite length.
G. A. Reuter- and Fl. A. Oldenborg
Of Chicag6. are staying At Hotel
Leiger while on a visit 10 the south
west in the interests Of ranch al
Toyah. Texas. OF which they are part
owners W. B. Collins OF Toyah.
Texas. is also at Hotel Zeiger. in con-
nection with the same business in
terests
Among the cattlemen registered al
Hotel Zeiger are the following VIII
liam LegEett. salt Lake. y. NJ: Joe
stokes and r. 3. Rice. both OF Big
Springs. Texas W IT Lane. Alamo
cordo- W. p. Goddard. NesiIla Park.
r. A., r Durrill Van Horn Texas.
Fred Roe. Robert Lee. Texas Fred
johnson. Clifton. Ariz.. J. r. Giuuand
and W A. Hyde. both Of TuIarosa-
y IL. Murray Garrett and ROY T.
Powell both Of Sierra Blanca. Texas
VIII Llnu, LordsburE. y. ". c. w.
hyde. Ca-rizozo, y NJ. H L Dotsou.
Tyrone y NJ
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
GOOD WEATHER
LOWERS GRAINS
Husking Yields Well; Cen
tral Ohio Gets so Bushels
TO the Acre.

Chicago. Ill, Oct 20.-Favorahle coz
dltioua FOR the approach OF husking N
the main section. OF the corn belt today
aided In easing down prices Besides. soq4
returns were noted from fields where me
huskius had already been done, notably
ce Itral Ohio. where an average o. ~
oushe an acre was produced
In addition. the general forecast pointed
to Welcome fair weather and low temper
aires. during the next So hours.
Opening pric es. which ranged from the
sane as Yesterday finish 20 sc of win
December at Sis 5s O 115S and Nay AZ
sI-.05s 01101s. were followed BY modez-
ate declines all around
No Important rally took place The close
" q nervous TT : @ &c net lower with De-
cember at SILKS G1-I4i5 and Nay at
SI0s 1913 1LO3Hs
oats sympathizcd with the weakness q
cJrn- A majority % pit traders leaned
to the selling side.
-.ower quotations on hogs depressed tha
provision market Assertions were cur
rent that the supply OF hogs for feeding
was larger than generally had been SUP
posed
sudden giving way o. buying power
led 20 a smash OF prices In the last hour.
especially FOR pork. which fell more than
s. q barrel
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
wool PRICES ARE FIRM
But LITTLE BUSINESS DONE

Boston. Mass. Oct 20.-The Com
merciaI Bull etin says. Less business
was accomplished in the wool market
this week than for several weeks. al
though there appeared 10 be better n
teresL Prices were very firm and me-
dium woods a bit stronger.
The committee Of wool supply OF
the council OF national defence watch
VIII handle the 100000 bales prom
ised for government use from AUS
tralla viii not receive offerings from
the American trade after October %
Manufactures are Wen engaged.
machinery occupation on october first
being slightly better than the month
before"
Secured basis:
Territory. Fine staple. s1s0G1.s2;
half blood combinEs. $40 LIS
three-eiEhts blood. combinEs. Sl.45G
$50. fine clothing. S1G0G165: fine
medium clothing. $3.50 100.
Pulled. extra, S1-S0a l-S5; "A, SLi0
01-S0. a supers. $500 1-55-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
C0PPERST0CKS
ACTIVE, HIGHER
Market Opens With Over
night Gains Saturday and
Continues Higher.

Copper stocks were active and higher n
the hort market session Saturday. accord
ing 90 advlces 90 Curtiss. Montague Sc Co..
stocks and bonds Hotel Sheldon lobby
The two hours session was an active
oas ir the general market In general the
market opened with overnight gains and
continued to improve until selling ordcrs
cause.l little recession
Inz1iratIon o7sred ut IS and sold up
TO IS, steel opened at los and sold G7
90 100. Stakeholder IS 20 f-i1s Baldwin
locomotive IS 10 Ga; Utah so 90 Afia-
Eenuecott 80 TO 50.
The closing was orderly
The following quotations furnished Ply
Logan g. Bryan's private wire TO- curtiss
Montague & Co.. stocks and bonds. Hor2I
She don. give closing price
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
MARKET
CLOSES STRONG
Recent Depression Thrown
Off in Short Session;
Spectators Active.

EOrE-Quotltlon reflect closing prices
O--oac- 60
New York. oct c0.-speculatirs inter
cs.5 were active on the bud side Of today
sh % stock market session war issues
Sc lrod extreme Eaius OF two 90 five points
chi.f among these being Baldwin Loco
motive and Texas company. Leading steers
also rose two 90 almost four points ana
shlnnlrrs 4 = o. %. Atlantic Gulf q west
Il lies featuring that division
Coupers threw off their recent depression
AMI rails were substantially higher though
relatively nerlected- Gas shares proved
the only backward feature, displaying
further heaviness-
The closing was strong
Sa.as aDuroVi11a ted 100000 shares
ShipplnEs were the noteworthy feature
OF early trading. gaining l4li1 points On
fairy large transaction
Equipments continued their upward
move with similar advances, and United
States steel rose more than a point Bald
win locomotive was in demand al an ex-
IRENE rise OF = points Specl1lties were
Irregular. motors reacting with gas shares
Rails showed an uncertain trend on Asnt
Offering
Liberty 5Es sold at $500
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
Livestock Market.


Chicago. H.. Oct 2o--Hogs-Recsipta
1900. Market slow. 20925c under Fri
days average Bulk, S15G 1875, Ighr.
s1f-65G 1886 heavy F1A-9oG 1855 piss.
$500 914-z5-
Czt-ie-Recsiuts. 5000. Market weak.
IS 90G15.65. stockers and feeders $50
no. cows and helfers. f4.75G 11-s3;
calves. SsG1s-
sheen-BeceIrts. 1000 Market weak.
Wethers. s9G12-50; lambs. s11-7oG1E
Kansas City Livestock, Close.
Kansas City. No. oct 20--Hogs-Rs-
ceiprs. 1000 Market lower. Bulk. $3.50
0Is-50. heavy. SI6-35 G1s-75; packers AMI
butchers, s1sGls-75; light. sl501s; piss
Cattie-Reeeipts. 1900. Market steady.
Prime fed steers. s15.5o61s-75; western
$50 1880; stcclers and feeders. Ss-25
sheep-Rersirts. 1000 Market steady
Lambs. 81 G17-65s yearllnga. z013-59s
wsthers s1IG12.T5: ewes. sI0611.5o-
Denver Livestock. Close
Denver, Colo, Oct 2l--Cattle-ltecsipi
1890 Market steady Beef steers. IN
Ioes-Recslpts. zoo. Market f5e lower
To-. $3.50 paid Tor two loads
Sheep-Recelpts. 5000. Market steady.
Lambs. s1s-s8G1T So ewes. SO 50911-
Fort Worth Livestock. Close.
CBy Zeiger Hotell
HoEs-Receipts 500 Market lower Top
81 go; bulk. S15G15.
Cattlr-Receipts. 2oo0. Including 500
calves Market steady for the week Beef
steers. cows and helfers closed strong.
Bulls and calves. CSC higher. stoczsr stun
shs,p-Rsesip,s. 200. Market steady sor
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
Heavy Artillery Leads
Forces Of Gen. Pershing
In Liberty Bond Buying

American Training Camp in France,
Oct. Subscriptions Of several
million dollars to the Liberty loan
nave been made by the American SOL
diers during the loan campo ign
which has been in progress more than
two weeks. The total viii be an
nounced in washington after the close
of the lists.
Cen FershinE made a stirring pa
triotic appeal on behalf of The loan.
and the keenest rivalry has devel-
0ped among the regiments. cOmpau-
les and even squads. The heavy ar
tilIery is leading today with a total
Of nearly S300,000.-tBy A p
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-20
Selling Liberty Bonds
OUerloOks PGrking LGw;
Judge Easy on Putnam

PersUading people 20 buy Liberty
bonds resulted in the appearance in
the police court Friday afternoon Of
G. p. Putnam. OF the West Texas
Fuel company, who was formerly su-
perintendent Of schools here.
Judge" said MI. Putnam, IF
hadn been trying to get some friends
Of mine 10 invest in Liberty bonds.
that car wouldn't have been parked
at the curb beyond the allotted time.
AS il was-welL I got caught"
He was allowed to 90 without fine.