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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-05-27
ONE MORE VICTORY is
WON BY PARROTT TEAM
Presented Team From Leesburg and
Albany With Goose Egg.

The PARROT ball team keeps up its
habit of winning. Its latest laurels
were won on the local diamond from
a team made up of Leesburg and AL
bany players, the score being 5 to 0
In favor of Parrot.
PARROT used Bloodworth, MERGERS
star twirler, in the box, and he kept
the six Leesburg hits so we'll scatter
ed that not a single run was scored.
Wilbur Cherry, of Albany, pitched
for Leesburg and he also gave up
SIX hits, three of which were infield
ones, but poor support lost the game.
Bunk Gibson, also of Albany, caught
the game until he injured his hand
and went to second base. His broth
er, Charlie Gibson, of Albany, finish
ed the game back of the bat for Lees
burg.
There were only two extra-base
hits in the game. Bunk Gibson made
double and Parham, PARROTS
catcher, triple, but neither figured
in the scoring. Cherry struck out
II Parrot batters and Bloodworth
struck out eight Leesburg men.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-05-27
PLAN ENLISTMENT CAMPAIGN
IN FRIENDSHIP ASSOCIATION
Will Be Opened June 18th, and Meet
ings Will Be Held simultaneously
at Dawson and Other Places.

An enlistment campaign similar to
the one conducted last year will be
opened in Friendship Association
Sunday, June 18th, and end about
June 10th.
The state board of missions will
have about dozen enlistment work
ers.
The campaign will begin in the
Dawson district and embrace one day,
Sunday, June 18th. There will be
simultaneous meetings on that date
at Dawson, the two churches at
Bronwood, Smithville, Hebron, Pleas
ant Hill, Sardis and New Bethel. 1t
is expected that great good will be
accomplished in these meetings, and
the members of these congregations
are urged to be present.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-05-27
GRAHAM FLOUR

So named for the celebrated Ameri-
can physician who invented the process
for producing it. DR.. Graham recon-
mended Graham bread made from whole
wheat for certain patients who needed a
wholesome laxative food, tho in his day
and time we had no modern handling and
grinding of wheat, destroying the germ
Our Graham is made from wheat grown
in the vicinity of the mill. For immediate
use buy in l2-pound sacks, or in 48-pound
sealed cans if you desire to lay in supply
for future use.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-05-27
PERSONALS AND NEWS
BRIEFS FROM BRONWOOD
Happenings of the Week Pithily Par
agraphed for News Readers.


Rev. Claude Bridges, of Leesburg,
preached an interesting sermon at
the auditorium Sunday morning.
His subject was paul, the Schol-
ar, Paul the Christian" He very en-
phatically impressed the great truth
that if a young man or young lady
should be educated in our best col
leges and universities and be fortu-
nate in accommodating material things
of the world and leave Christ out
their lives would be a failure.
Among the Breakers" will be
presented this (Tuesday) evening at
the auditorium, after which the fol-
lowing will gradute: Clarence David
Holland, Robert Maurice Jones, Will
liam Osto Holland, Elvie Dorothy
Watson, Charlie Paul Holland, Rob-
ert Pryor Gammage.
Mrs. Dozier, mother of Mr.. L. S.
Dozier, died at the home of her son,
L. S., last Friday and was carried to
Ellaville for burial Saturday. She
was a member of the Methodist
church and a consecrated christian.
The family have the sympathy of all.
Mrs. Seaporn ]. Hargrove will re-
turn this week after visit of several
months to DIR. and Mrs. Elder at
their magnificent new residence in
Peachtree Heights, Atlanta.
Miss Josie Holland, who has been
student at Andrew College for the
past year, came Saturday to spend
the summer with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. w. M. Holland.
Rev. J. B. Griner came home Fri
day afternoon from Americas, where
he underwent an operation.
Miss Nanilee Saunders, who has
been teaching in Griffin, came home
Friday for the vacation.
Mrs J. N. Hudson, of Macon, spent
the past week with her daughter,
Mrs. Albert Glass.
Mrs. Willie Gunnels and son, Bill
lie, are the guests of Mrs. Rusha
Gunnels.
Miss Ella Gammage made a short
visit to friends in Cuthbert Saturday:
Mrs. John Geopp and children, of
Americas, have visited relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. w. Massey spent
Sunday in Fort Gaines.
Ladies' outsize Lisle Hose, black
and white, priced special at 35c, at
| Hory,oanfs -
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-05-27
| COURT BUSY
IITH CRIMINAL CASES
-, MURDER TRIALS, AND
~ MANUFACTURERS OF
LARD CAN DEW"

L.. vorrill began calling the
y Jacket in the superior court
u 5a,, r5orning, and by Saturday
| 'J had disposed of three murder
Nd q number of burglary and
ofenses.
tniah Hill and Steve Simmons
10Th convicted of murder, and
I'D life sentences on recon-
La+ior Of the jury. John Jackson
Convicted of voluntary man
sb+pr and sentenced to thirteen
l Jackson was also sentenced
LeIve months each in two cases
Inc concealed weapons and car
pistol without license. Lille
Patterson. charged with muir
,,os convicted of involuntary
IIanghter in the commission of an
I'M act and sentenced to three
in the penitentiary.
l burglarizing a smoke house
4 Colbert and Horace Moore
bach serve three years in the
|Sntiarv. Bob Warren was also
scted of burglary, and was given
Fence of four years.
Erey Faircloth was convicted of
'rg hog and sentenced to two
in the penitentiary. He and
bro named General Stevens are
Joint indictment for stealing
4 This case has not been tried.
Ink Reynolds was convicted of
bg whisky. He has not been SEN
Indav morning the trial of Grim
bases was resumed, and during
! av verdicts were made in the
Bing:
1 stealing a buggy apron Will
4 was given twelve months in
haingang or a fine of SIS, and
larrying a pistol without a IL
Saint Melton was sentenced to
konths in the changing or $50
host.
h Hicks was convicted of MAX
fhisky. Sentence was deferred.
Is the opinion of officials that
is enough criminal business to
the court in session all the
The grand jury returned 48
bills, Of which sixteen are for
Il whisky.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-05-27

Ladies' OUTSIDE Isle Hose, black
and white, priced special at 35c, at
Herman's.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-05-27
THREE MULES And A HORSE
Are KILLED BY LIGHTNING
Occurred at Negro Church Near
Graves During Thunder Storm
Sunday Afternoon.

During the heavy thunder storm
which swept over this section Sum-
day afternoon lightning struck a
tree near Rose Hill Baptist church
between Dawson and Graves, where
large crowd was assembled, and
killed three mules and a horse. One
of the animals was the property of
Mr.. Frank Wynn, the others belonged
to negroes-Lish Brown, Jim Arbi-
son and Henry Johnson.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-05-27
PARKS DELIVERED
COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS

W. B. Parks made an eloquent
ks at the closing exercises of
bsser school, which has receiv-
lch favorable comment from the
audience enjoying the splendid
km presented.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-05-27
All the New Styles in PetticOatS
are Gathered Here
They are good looking---anyone would conced

They come in SO many beautiful
colOrs and SO many stunning styles
that to attempt to give you an idea
of them here with words would be
out of the question; we would fail
in the effort. You will have to see
them to appreciate them and the many
little points of beauty they embody,
which our pen can't tell you about.
Taffetas, crepe de chimes, wash sat
ms, lingeries, etc, make up the show
ing.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-05-27
Ths C,uInIus That Does Not Affect the Head

BECAUSE of its tonic and laxative effect, LAXA-
TIVE BRoMO QUININE is better than ordiu nary
Ouinine and does not cause nervousness nos
rinpinz in head. Remember the full name and
.ook for the sign, ture CT It. w. GROVE. Nc
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-05-27
PRETTY THINGS.

Hand-painted china, cut glass and
sterling silver. We have lots of beau
tiful patterns. Collier Drug Co.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-05-27

Fe biscuit with less flour-Pos-
Elegant (plain) and Blue M
Using. W. S. CULPEPPER.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1919-05-27
Our SeIf-RiSing Flour
PRICES

Our prices is 90c for IL pounds, SITS
for "a pounds, $3.50 for 48 pound sacks or
$4.25 in sealed cans.
For immediate use order in sacks 1--WE
resack in burlap], for future use or d years
supply order in cans. If your grocer can't
fill your order, phone 49,
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-02
',liEBIFF'~ SALE

By virtue and authority OF special pxe-
cutIon ISSUED from the phlyc of tho ciprI. ui
Juv circuit court a.. iuuvy county Missouri.
reiuruuhi, ul the brtuupr term, lnia OF said
court. and 20 mr directed, auU lu favor of
W, n. Hlcu, us-l-urr of ora Eddy and
uEuiust Lillian May Lawrence ana &. Law
renee. hrr ms band. I have levied upon and
~rilru all thc rtgnt, title, interest ana estate
of DO" -uii IllIun May Lawrence ana q.
Lawrence, her husband, OF, IN ana 10 the
following described property, to.wit.
The = H. IL 81 ar ut section q, and the NE
If Of y r. ar Ul section Z, ,all Iu twp - north
range ~ W",t of the 5tb ., III. containing
81 HcTr-.
An lying md being in the said county OF
fancy aud state Of Missouri, and Will on
Monday, the @tG day OF October. 1919.
bvtWryu the hours OF nine o'clock IN the
forenoon and uve O'Clock in the uupruuuu
OF ;lat uuy, ut the south door of tU.. court
house In the town OF torsytu, County OF
Fancy, sell the SHINE, or 80 much th,r.0faS
mHy uu required, ut public yeudu,. tY the
highest bidder for gnsh in hand t.usi.ct 10
an prior liens uud Judgments, To- satisfy
said execution ana costs
j. Il. COMBS.
sheriff Of Tangy County, Ail-..urI.
First published sept. 70, 1915 sl-H
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-02
sIIERIFF'S SALE

Ry virtue aud authority Of special exc
vutiun issued from the Office OF the clerk OF
the circuit court-uf Iuury county. Missouri,
yrturuablc ut the October term, 1919, Of said
court and to me directed, and in favor OF
=. ". Reese, collector Ct the revenue, and
against William Il. Ellison, | have levied
uppn and seized al the right, title, interest
and estate uJ the said William r. Ellison OF,
u und to the following described property,
tU-Wlt;
On acres, nv LEI NV ii. sec 70, twp q,
range 10.
AulyinE and being In the soid county OF
Fancy and state of Missouri, amt win ON
MuHduy, the 2th day Ut October. Ipl9.
between the hours OF nine O'Clock IN the
forenoon and i've O'Clock in the afternoon
@, hat day, Ht tue south door OF the court
uUu>e ir the town OF Forsyth, county uf
Fancy, sell the same, or so mGch thereof as
may be- required, at public yrnduc, is the
light-t bidder for cash in hand l>uhicct to
all prior Hen, and Judgments TO satisfy
said cXrCut'u 'un and costs.
J. R.COMBS.
Sheriff OF Tuney County, Missouri.
First published sept. 20, 1919. 2i-ll
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-02
SHERIFF'sSAL

By virtue aud authority Of special rx.
ccutiOu issued from lbr uHjny uf lAe clerk
OF tGr circuit court OF Itury county. Mis-
sOuri, rrtUrnnblvut Tine October term luL
of sNid court ana 90 iu- directed, ana in Ia
NUT Of J. ". Reese, collector ut the rcNvDU,
ana against GvUIEr J.. Nywtun, / haNrlrN led
upon ana svisvd AL The right, UJle, interest
aud estate OF the said George l., Newton off,
iu and TO the following described property
tu-Wit;
Lot b blk - THnvy City y. d,
Ali lying ana hcIug IN the ,rtd county OF
Tduuy Huu state OF Missouri, ana { VIII ON
Monday, the 21th day October, igla, between
tnc hours uf nine O'clocn lu tHr forenoon
Jhd llNg U'ciuch in The afternoon a that
any, ut the south door ul the court hOus, in
thv town oil Forsyth, county Of Juucy, sell
tur -utuo, ar 30 much thereof u- may be- re-
qurcd, hl puplr Nendue, 10 the highest
Didurr iur cash M hand tsuhitct tu1il prior
hens ana judgments To- satisfy said rN,cu-
tIDn Nuu gu-Ls.
!. COMBS.
sheriff Of Tuuvy county Missouri
First pJblsu,d SEPT, 2., lgly -lH
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-02
sHERIFtssA

BY virtue and authority Of a spccHl eX.
cCutlou issued from the office OF the cirrl, Of
the circuit cUGrt OF lUucy county, Missouri
l.tIruuuir at The October term. 1919, u said
rouFtuuu 80 mr directed. ana IN favor OF
d. ", Eur-,, collector Ol the revenue, aud
against Nlinnm J. Woods, J hnNe levied I'D.
Ou ana .eI.td an The rigEt, title, iuteru II
and estate OF the said William !. Woods uI
IN ana tUthe following described property
tO-Nlt:
Lot Hl IguryNtlle
All lying aud being in tho sold county ul
Iuut2 aud state of Missouri, and NiU on
Monday. Jhe 1Htn day Of October. IH.. uu-
tween tu' hUure OF nine o'clock lu Iup fore.
noon and ave u'ciocN ih the afternoon Of
tuut dGy, az the south uugr ot thr court
nous" iu this town OF Forsyth. county c,
Guury, self the same, or .r fGs.; thereof Us
lray hr required at public .,uiue 60 ta,
highest uiuder 10Y cgsu lu4uuJ t-uil-ct o.
all prior liens and judgments. 10 satisfy
said execution uud costs
COMBS,
Sheriff of Taury county. Missouri.
First published sept. -, 1919 &.4
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-02
sUEIlIFF'~ SALE

By virtue apI authority OF q sr,rlal exc.
cutiou ISSUED lrvW Tie uHIyr OF the clerk OF
the circuit court az iuu.y county. Missouri
rrturuublr at tur bctOUyr term. 1913. of sand
court ana 70 u" directed. and ir fI,uruT
D. W. Reese. collector OF the revenue. an.
against Il. +. Powers, / have levied upon
and seized all the right. title. interest and
estate Ot the said Il. b. Powers oI. IIaud to
tnc tOlluvinz num,d property. Iu-Wit:
Lots, iIs, 49, l-f, rusIut>s Sec. HuIIi.trr.
All lying and being iu said county Of
fancy ana state ui Nj ,uuri. and IN1il ON
MONDAY, the 2Jth day of October. lgIg
between the hours OF nine or!uc> In ma
forenoon ana i've o'clock IN tlp nitrrrnou
OF that day, at the south door oi me rouri
huuse IN the Town OF Forsyth. county of
fancy. sell the same. or 80 much fs.rtGfas
may b. required, at public yrHlur. ts th,
highest bidder for eAsn iu hand .,uiIprt To
All prior liens ana judEugu;sl. to >ptt,fy
said execution and costs.
D. n. COMBS,
Sherih OF TaHey Comfy, Missouri
FIRST published sept. %. iys. zi-u
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-02
sHERIFF's sAiF

Hv virtue aud HrthHrity uf sNa.ill .vn.
cuLiJu issued from ihr OIL r.. lf faa clerk OF
the circuit court OF lauay county, Missouri,
reiurnHhIc nj thr October term. lgj4. Of srid
court. and 20 We directed. aui ju favor of
J, ", Rrr-c. collector OF the rgyeuuu. ppd
against J.. > Chandler q. " Johnson nnS
Jaulc- 3. Hires, ] have lryied upon and
seized al the right. title interest uuI e-tute
OF the said l.. =. Chandler, O.. ~. Johnson
and james $. Hires ut, iu and 10 the follow
Ing drscriuei property, tu-wit;
Block 2, IHney city, North Division
All lying and being IN The said county of
TEneS and state uf Nj -s0usi, and vI.l ON
MCrdny, The ZrJ dny OF sistubcr, pla
between the hours ~ nine O'Clock Zoo tha
forenoon and iiv" clock in tAc afternoon
~ that day 10 tha sJutl door OF tire court
house iu the town of Fogsyth county Df
Iunry, sell the same. or so much chrgtuf,s
may he required, 10 public yen8ue 90 the
highest bidder for cg-E 80 !Ena tsghitrr to
all prior Hens and iuueuert-i, 20 Hti 3
said execution aud costs.
j, COMBS,
Sheriff OF Tancy County Missouri,
First published SEPT -. 1919, si.ii.. !.
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-02
ADMINISTRATORS NoTlNE

Notice is hereby gwen that Letter, of Nd
miuistrHtIuu upon the rttHt"ut Martin iiui-
comb, Jr, deceased, have been grHut,u TO
the undersigned, by thu probate court of
Tauey county, Missouri, bearing date the
ZIlh day OF August. 1919.
All persons having claim, against sHid
estate are required 10 exhibit tH,m 10 mr
Tor ALLOWANCE within -iN months tluu To,
date OF said letters or they may hu pIr,ludyO
from any benefit Of such estate, and !. said
claim be nutcNmbitrd within one yrarlrom
the date OF the publication of tins notice,
they Will bu forever turrud.
ulLCE HULCOAlB, Administrator.
A true copy,
witness my hand and seal OF office. Done
ut Forsyth, Mo, lnia August -.
[sEALl iVlg,
J.L. MORROW, Probate Judge.
First published sept T. lyiN si-i.
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-02
ADMINISTRATIONS, NorIcE

Notice :, hereby given TINT hetters Of Ad.
m,nistration upon the estttv oI M, Il, Dyer.
deceased, have bH'n granted tu the UNDER
signed, by the Probate Court H fancy
County Missouri, begriUg date the Ord day
Of september, 1919.
--All persons having claims against said
estate are required 70 eXmbit them tu me
for allowance, within SIX months from the
date Of said letters or they may be prrciudpd
from any benefit ut such gsIE-e: end II said
clam, Dt not exhibited within one year
trDUl the dlIe OF the publication Of this
notice, they w'il Ee forever barred.
y. HICKS, AGinlutstraiOr,
First published Dst. D. 1879 2f-35
The Taney County republican., 1919-10-02
ORDER or PUBLICATION


stat, of Missouri, County of Tancy, ,s.
In the Circuit coust, october tenn 1919.
Lulu luud-li PM.utilf,
u-.
Clyde Nuudyu Defendant.
Now AT this day comes Tn" plaintiff here
IN, 10y her attorney. William Il. Adams. and
Mes her petition Hud Huluvlt, alleging,
among other tUiNs~, that u' 'lvuduut b. not ID
resident ol the state uI Missouri;
Mhcr"upun. 1t b, Ordered hy the clerk. iu
vacation, that ~Uij defendant up notified BY
publication tuut blu'ut.u nu. commenced 70
suit U1uiu-t MIN IU this court, tur object
and general nature Ut " Nirt 1. Co obtain 20
Judgment nud decree ui divorce uuW thn
puuus of iWutrimony vI,tiug between pluiu-
TIM ana defendant tine pluiutIu ALLEGING
that defendant has nhspnjvd himself from
Nh" pluiuUH for more than one whole
yrur nest before the UNug uf tIi,
petition without reasonable Cuu-r or
yAcus,, tn" plaintiff praying that She
WHy huNr the care and custody OF her
mluur Guild, Milburu Wilson NHudrU. ugou
four years, and that unless tHr said CIydr
Nndrli 10" aud uppearHL this court. at the
nest term thereof. To- De begun and holden
ut the court upusg ittup town uf tuEytn.
iu salu county, ON the 2tI any Ci October
uoNt' and ON or before the iir.t day al said
term, II the term suuU so long continue. ana
II not, then on Or before tur Inst dag uf -aid
term, answer or plcud To the petition iu
saiu cause, the same will be- taken lis con.
ic>,ed aud Judgment VIII br rendered nc.
COrdiuglys
And 1t is further ordered that copy
hereof be published, accurduu To law. In
the TUu"y county Republican. % newspaper
published iu said county of Tunry, four
four weeks >urcrsSiN,fy, published mt ltn>t
ruce week, the last insertion to bp mt least
fifteen daAs before the first day OF said next
October term of this court
OTTO WOLF, Circuit Clerk,
4 true copy from the record
90 f.tI .f ~ leo VI b..
Court ui Tauvy County. this lst
[sEAIl day uf september 1919.
OTTO WOLF, Circuit Clerk,
First published sept. 3, 1919 Pill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22

Jim Melee. giant fisherman.
whom Il took three deputy shcriffs
overcome. Is awaiting cxamina-
N01 m to his sanity. Niece Is more
<'AnN ak feet tall ard weighs more
41an 800 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22

the representation that she was Mrs.
Edgar Amcs. the shipbuilder's wife.
She served time at walla Walla
because she represented to II. A.
Raser. the insurance man. that she
WAS the widow OF Mr.. Popple. OF the
firm of Popple a Knowles Sheet
Metal Works. officials say. On this
pretense she obtained $500 from
Raser on a mortgage which she sign.
60 to Popple's house. IT was charged.
Rascr did not discover the trick play.
ed upon him until three months lat
err. when he presented the bin for in.
terest on the mortgage TO the real
Mrs. Popple. they say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
NO VERDICT IN
CASE OF BLAIR
School Principal Up Before
Justice BrInker

The case against William Blair,
principal Of the Minor school.
charged with beating Benton May.
nard. fourth grade pupil. was
taken under Amusement saturday by
Justice of the Peace otis w. Hrinker.
Counsel for the defendant contend
ed that the Maynard boy received his
bruises Ia a fight with a schoolmate..
The Maynard boy maintained that
the fight occurred on "A day previous
20 the one on which he received
the spanking from the principal
Principal Blair produced a rubber
shoe sole with wooden handle
which he had used on Benton May,
nard. and showed the court how he
had welded a.
Dr. Ira c. Brown testified that he
had found large black and blue
spot on Benton's body. and that he
had also found prints OF nails which
had penetrated the flesh an eighth
of an inch
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22

sis.55 to 1850. medium mixed. SIS
to sis.25 rough heavies. sis.25 to
tiT. pigs. $3.50 20 si7.2s: bulk OF
sales. tis35.
Sheep Receipts q head: market
steady. Prime lambs. SIC TO SIT. fair
to medium lambs. tit TO SIS: year.
lings. sii TO si2: wethers. 50 TO $40;
ewes. 1850 TO 1850.
PORTLAND, Ore. March "a
Butter---creamery. sec to sic.
Eggs Selected local extras. ace TO
Ale.
Hens--33c to 3tc; broilers. acc TO
43c.
Geesc--17c to zoe.
Cheese sac 10 35c.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
Address Changed
to "the CITY Jail"

Norman X. Beck IL now stopping
at the city Jail Before that he put
UP Mt the Washington Annex. Beck
much prefers his former home. but
has not been able to find the 500
bail to purchase his release. accord.
ing to Deputy Sheriff Matt Starwich.
who arrested him Saturday morning
on the charge OF petit larceny.
Beck IL accused Of passing check
for 500 to Paul Kichinko. haberdash.
err at Ninth ave. and Yesler way.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22

For Colds and Grip
Xake LANATivE PROMO OuiNfNt.
"a olele. Look for +. W. Groves sig
~ SAkc on the hpx. s0c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22
EXPECT DROP IN
POTATOES SOON
Yakima Gems. However, Re-
main Firm Locally

An increase In orange prices In the
the present stock is exhausted. Is
predicted by local dealers as the re.
suit OF the continuous rain In South,
ern California for the past few days,
which will delay packing.
A small express shipment Of Cali.
product on the market from the
southern state. Dealers are conf,
den, OF having plenty OF locnl greens
by the middle OF next week.
Yakima Melted Gems were slightly
firmer. altho spud handlers are ex.
pectlns drop In prices shortly. The
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-03-22

PORTLAND. Ore. March 22.--Cat.
tle---Heceipts 90 head: market steady.
Best steers. STA 20 sis; good 10 choice
steers. tIi.50 90 sf2.5o. medium 10
good steers. $40 10 sill: fair 90 good
steers. 81 to $40. common 10 fair
steers. s. to 50: choice cows and heif.
ers. $1,000 TO fi2. good TO choice
cows and heifcrs. 80 to 80: medium
to good cows and heifers, 81 to IS:
fair 10 medium cows and heifers. s.
to So. Gamers. $3.50 TO ss.5o: bulls.
50 TO $3.50; calves. 1850 TO 1850;
stockers and feeders. 81 to $40.
Hogs--Rcccipts $50 head market
steady and higher. Prime mixed.
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U. S. INVESTIGATORS
CHECK ON EVIDENCE

Two federal investigators have
completed checking and asserting
evidence to be used against the 20
alleged criminal anarchists who will
plead Tuesday. The results OF their
Investigations are held secret. They
were called into the case to assist
Prosecutor Fred Brow
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Market Reports

apple and onion markets are un.
changed.
Attic prices on dairy products are
the same ms yesterdays quotations.
n marked tightening on all offerings
II visible checne. especially, ~ very
noticeable by ita scarcity on the
street To-Day.
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Frisco Market Report

SAN FRANCISCO. March "a
Butter-Extres. 61hc.
Eggs---Extras. 44c. extra pullets'
i2c.
Cheese--California flats. fancy
3iSc.
oats-Per GENITAL. red feed. s2.40 10
Ss.a5. red, seed. t2.60 to s2.75. red,
rccicaned. s2.90 TO 81.
Barlcy--Per GENITAL. good feed
about s2.37h.: chevalier. nominal.