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YALE Wins TRACK
. MEET OVER TIGERS
Dual Event Run Off in Rain.
Dark Blue Scores 81 Points
to Princeton's 43.

PRINCETON, n. j.. May 10.-Yale
proved the victor over Princeton in
their annual dual track meet here to-
continuous rains since yesterday
marred the meet. Princeton captured
five of the eight track events, while
Yale won first place in all the field
contests. Capt. Erdman of Princeton
won both the high and low hurdles,
equaling the dual meet record OF
10 as seconds in the former.
The Summaries.
12o-yard hurdles-First. Erdman. Princeton
second, Trowbridge. Princeton third Shedden
Yale. Time. 0.15 3-5.
Mile run-First, O'Brien. Yale; second. Ray
mond. Princeton; third. Foresman. Princeton
44O-yard run-First. Terrill. Princeton; sec
9qd; . stewart va Yale; third Heffehnger' Yale
Shot-put-First, Gait Yale; second, Halsey
Princeton: third. Hammil. Yale. Distance
Smith. Yale: third Clark. Yale Time, o1o IS
High jump-First. Tandon. Yale: second
,ssf Yale s ,rnhs third Baird
Two-mile runEFirst, Mcculloch. Princeton
second; Waterman . Yale; third. Rogers
Hammer throw-First, Acosta, Yale; second
Morris. Yale; third. Voorhees,. Yale. distance
149 feet inches.
22O-yard low hurdles-First, Erdman. Prince
ton: second. Trowbridge, Princeton; third
Hefrelfnger, Yale. Time. 0.25.
220yard dash-First. Clark. Princeton
second. Jones. Yale; third. Hefelfnger, Yale
Time, 0.23.
Broad jump-First. Cole. Yale; second
Uebelacker, Princeton; third, Munsel, Prince
ton.
Half-mile run-First. Prizer. Yale: second
Penfeld. Princeton; third, Wrenn, Princeton
Time. 2.06 1-5.
Pole vault-Ford. Rogers. Sweeney, all Yale
ren, tied for first at 10 feet.
Final score-Yale 81; Princeton. 43.
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The Summaries.

Ioo-yard dssh-Won by LeGendre George
town.; second. McCsnn lGeorgetown) third
Name Virginia Military Insfitrte) fourth
Van Ness tJohns Hopkins) fifth. not picked
by judges but claimed by Georgetown. Time
0.IoI-5.
2c0-ysrd dash-won by Mcnamara George
Van Ness Johns Hopkins fourth. Pierce
Virginia Poytechnic INSTITUTED: dfth. Kane
Virginia Military Institute): Time. 0.23 As.
120-yard high hurdlss-Won by McCann
tG<orEetownl second. Smith Virginia Mill
tary Instituted third. Pierce Virginia Poly
technic INSTITUTED; no fourth and fifth places.
Time. OLE Is.
One mile run-Won by Barteis (Johns Hon
kinsi second. iAnsons Virginia Polytechnic
1nstitutel third Wharton Virginia Poly
technic Instituted fourth. Jones Virginia
Military INSTITUTED fifth. Norwood tJohns
nopkinsl. Time. s4.43. e.,
440-yard dssh-Won by Smith fHopkins) :
second Mcclure Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tutel third. Mcnamara (Gsorgetown) /: fourth,
Driver tJohns Hopkinsl nth. McDouougl,
tG@orgetownl Time. O.5l.
Two-mle run-Won by IInkons Virginia
Poiytechnic lpstitutel second, Graves 1Johns
Hopkinsl third. Mnllikin tJohns Hopkins ;
fourth. Wharton Virginia Polytechnic Insti.
tutel hfth. Lloyd tGeorgetwon). Time,
22o-yard hurdles-Won by Mccann fGeorre-
sttute); third. Carr Virginia Polytechnic In
shtutel: LeGendre tGeorEetown) disqualified
: 4en6nus4 an -TXanty-third Page)
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CENTRAL TRACK SOUADTAKES
FIRST ANNUAL CENTRAL MEET
Blue and White Scores 81 Sc Points
Against Westerns 233 and Techs
20@ in Competition.

the meet. the Alumni trophy. which is
supposed to go to the victor. was
presented to Western. Emory Wilson,
principal of Central made the presen-
for the last few months. was present
at the first athletic affair he has been
able to attend this year.
Cullens performance In putting the
shot little more than forty feet and
Conradis' work in the $50 were about
Wight ran good race in. the 440 for
Western.
The Summaries.
1oo,yard dash-won by Dasher (centraD j;
second, Wight (Western); third, Marlborough
.John MarshalD. Time, o1o So.
second. Montgomery Central; third, sherman
(Western,. Time, Sol.
l2O-yard high hurdIes-Won by Hume
44o-yard dash-Won by wight (western): +:
second, Goetz (TechnicsD; third. Loehler
sao-yard dash-Won by Johnston (centraD i;
second, O'Byrne Georgetown Preps); third,
Chipman LCentraD. Time. O.24 20.
trail; second, Devereaux (OentraD; thiro.
Orth baltimore City College,. Time. o.0s.
22O-Yard hurdles-Won by Carpenter (Tech-
third. Dunlap tCentraU. Time, O.29 As.
ssU-yard run-Won by Conradis. Central;
second, Gross. Technical; third, Alexander.
Western. Time, 2.12G-5
Midget relay. $50 yards-Wop by Central
tDevereaux, Gensberg sommerville, Igle-
hart); second. Western. Time. 1.52.
Senior relay-Won by Technical iCsrpenter
P. Loeher, Getz, Cross; second, Western
Time, !3.4s.
Pole vault-Won by Jeffrey. Central; sec
ord. tie between Powell. Western; Graves
Western, and Robertson Central. Height,
feet inches.
Running high 1ump--won by Ashbrooke.
John Marshall: second. Edwards, Central;
tie between Hume, Western and Brown, Bal
tlmore City. Height, feet 3 inches.
Running broad jump Won by Conard.
Western; second. Dasher. Central; third. tie
between Edwards. Central and Carpenter,
Technical Distance, IS feet 8 inches.
12-pound shot-put-Won by Cullen, Central
second, Larsen. Manassas; third. tie he.
tween Conard. Western. and Bales. Alexan-
dria High. Distance, 40 feet 8 inches
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MARATHON TO B0HLAND buy BIG BOXERS BONDS
Runs 10 1-2 Miles Victory Loan
Event in New York in IS
Minutes and Sc Seconds,

NEW YORK. May 1o.-Max Boh-
land of Paulist Athletic Club, New
York. won the ten-and-one-h -half-mile
victory loan marathon here today in
65 minutes and Sc seconds. Charles
Pores, Millrose A. A., New York. ten
yards behind Bohland. was second.
and Joe Organ of Pittsburgh, third
A. W. Fehr. Hungarian-Am A. c.,
was fourth and g. Hankel' Logan
Square A. c., Chicago, fifth.
Willie Kyronen of Millrose A. G..
winner of last years event. came In
sixth. The race was run in steady
rain.
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$127,0 Worth Are Secured to
Pay Willard and Dempsey
for Bout.

TOLEDO, Mich, May 1o.-Frank
Flournoy of Memphis. associated with
Tex Rickard in promoting the Will
lard Dempsey championship prize
fight to be held here July 4, on his
arrival in Toledo today purchased
$4,000 worth Of victory loan bonds
with which to pay the fighters.
1t was stated that willard will re-
ceive 100000 in bonds and Dempsey
$4,000.
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Totals. 80 1892 Il Totals. SO s

1Ot2iS.. S0 L. lotAlS % 1c
1.-TWO out when winning run scored.
fBatted for Kerr in ninth.
tBatted for Enzmann in seventh.
Stated for Coumbe in ninth.
Chicago ............ o o 8 o 1 O O o l o 0-i
Cleveland .......... 90 8 o o. 0 1t
Runs-Leibold (2), Weaver, Risberg, Kerr,
Chapman. Gardner, Wambsganss, Johnston t2),
O'Neill. Errors-Felsch. Risberg, Chapman,
Gardner. Two-base hits-Jackson, Weaver
McMullin. Johnston, Speaker. Wambsganss
Gardner. Three-base hit-Numamaker. Stolen
bases-Risberg t2). Sacrifice hits-Felsch,
Leibold. Sacrifice nies-E. Collins. Jackson.
]. Collins. Double plays-Wambsganss, John
ston and Chapman; z. Collins and Gandil Left
on bases-Chicago. Z; Cleveland s. First>base
on errors.Chicago. 2: Cleveland. l.: Bases on
balls-0n Kerr. 3; of Cicotte. 9: Off Enzmanu.
l. Hits-of Kerr. in innings; OF Cicotte.
in 22-3 innings; of Enzmann. in in
nings: of Coumbe, in innings: OF Phillips.
in innings. Balk-Kerr. Struck out-By
Kerr, 8; by Cicotte, 2: by Enzmann: L; by
Coumbe. !. Wild pitch-Enzmann. Winning
piteher-Phillips. Losing pitcher-cicotte.
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AMERICAN TENNIS STARS
IN MATCHES FOR CHARITY

MONTREAL. May 1o.-Molla Blur
stedt, American women's tennis cham
pion. and Walter Merrill Hall. middle
states titleholder. defeated Eleanor
Sears of Boston and Vincent Richards.
national boys champion. in an indoor
tennis match here today at benefit for
the Children's Memorial Hospital. The
scores were 7-5. c. '-- e
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INDIANS WIN OVER
WHITE SOx, 6 TO )
Double by Gardner and
0'Nei|ps Single Turn Trick
in Eleventh Inning.

CLEVELAND, May 1o.-Cleveland
defeated Chicago today, s to 5, in
eleven innings, the winning run
being scored on Gardner's double and
ONeilIs single off Cicotte. who re-
lieved Kerr after the latter had
pitched eight effective innings.
Long hits figured in all of Cleve-
lands runs, while errors were re-
sponsible for the first four made by
Chicago.
Speakers work in center field was
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CUBS DEFEAT REDS
BY 4 TO 3 SCORE
Vaughn 0utpitches BressIer
and Teammates Give Him
Perfect Support.

CHICAGO. May 10.-Jim Vaughn
pitched the Cubs to a close victory,
to 8. over Cincinnati today He
allowed only eight hits. three of
which the visitors punched in the
ninth inning for one run. Chicago
hit Bressler safely nine tfmes.- The
Evening star., 1919-05-11
NAVY SHOOTERS WIN
OVER list NEW YORK

ANNAPOLIS, Md, May 10.-In their
annual contest for the right to care
for the bronze statue presented by
Col. Wells, tho Naval Academy rifis
team won from the list New York
National Guard regiment here today
by 2,228 points to 1892. Shooting
was in the rain and under unfavor
able conditions generally.
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Tennis Match Postponed.

The tennis match between the CO.
lumbia and Dumbarton clubs. sched-
uled for yesterday at 3 pm. was
postponed until Ifext Saturday at the
same hour.
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! Runs-Neale, Groh, harden. Holl0cher,
| Paskert. Mcrkle. kiliifer. Errors-Groh t2b.
| Rarden t2b. Two-base hits-Hollocher,
Merkle, Groh. Raridan. Stolen bases-Paskert.
/ Merkle. Sacrifice hit-Flack Double plays
! Neale 10 Kopf TO Rath: Pick to Holiocher to
| Merkle tol. Left bases-Cincinnati. 2;
] Chicago. g. Struck out-By Bressler, !. Wild
pitch-Vanghn. Winning piacher-vaughn.
! Losing pitcher-Bres ssler.
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Totals. 81 = q 10

TotalS.. 81 "a l8 Totals. 81 y Il
sBatted for Weilman in ninth.
Tran for Demmitt In ninth.
Detroit ......... 90 o~o-1 % o-s
Sc. Louis. ....... 1 90 / 0 o o %
Runs-Bush. Ainsmith Ehmke, sisler. Will
liams. Errors-Ehmke, Sloan. Bronkie (2).
Two-base hits--Ellison Sister, Bronkie. Stolen
bases-Tobin, jacobson. Sacrifice hits-Bush
(2). Ellison. Sloan, Tobin. Double plays
Gerber and sisler; Gerber, Bronkie and Sew
ereid. Left on bases-Detroit. 8: St. Louis,
IL. First base on errors-Detroit, 2: st. Louis.
1. Bases on hals-On Ehmke, Z; OF Weilman,
/. Struck out-By Ehmke, 8.
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WE|[MAN PITCHES
WELL, BUT LOSES
Browns Poor Fielding Al
lows. Tigers to Beat Out
Tall TwirIer, 3 to 2.

ST. LOUIS, May 1o.-Weilman,
pitching his first full game since 1916,
gave only seven hits today, but was
badly supported and St. Louis lost
to Detroit z to 2 Score.
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Penn.Cornell Meet Cancelled.

ITHACA. N. 2. May 1o.-The Cor
nell-Pennsylvania track meet sched-
uled for today was Cancelled on ac-
count Of rain.
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How the Teams Divided
Points in Central Meet

Central Highs first annual scholas-
tic track and field meet yesterday
resulted in a victory for it's own
squad. following some spirited com
petition, in which Technical and
Western figured prominently against
the Blue and White The heavy rains
apparently were responsible for the
failure of several Of the schools en-
tered to show up, but those that did
send their squads went into the games
with determination and spirit that
made up for absence of the others
The closeness or the competition
was well demonstrated in the 100
yard dash. in which Dasher of Cen
trail and White of Western finish ed
so close that there was some indie
cision as to who won.- After con-
sultation Dasher was awarded the
place.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
Columbia Brown Meet Of; Rain.

NEW YORK, May 1o.-Ths dual
track and field meet here between
Columbia and Brown universities to-
day Was canceied on account of rain.
Evening star., 1919-05-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
New York at Brooklyn. New York at Brooklyn
Pittsburgh at Chicago. Boston at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Cincin'ti.
RESULTS OF YEsTERDAY's GAMES.
Chicago, 4; Cincinnati, 3. .-
Boston PhiIadelphia-Rafn.
New York rk-Brooklyn-Rain.
pitSburgh.6t. Louis ERain.
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RESULTS OF YEsrERDAY's GAMES.
Washington New York-Wet grounds.
Detroit. 3; st. Louis, 9.
Cleveland. 6; Chicago, 8.
Philadelphia -Boston-Cold.
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Gross Does Stellar Work.

Running of Gross of Tech. besides
the all-round performances of the
three leading teams. was~the feature of
the meet. He won the mile run, then
went into the $50 and got second place,
and finally ran last for his relay team
against Western and after starting
fifteen yards behind his man made up
the distance and won the event.
Notwithstanding that Central won
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c. j. AND HOPKINS
TIE IN s. A. GAMES
Each School Scores 56 IL
Points in Seventh An
nuaI Championships.
V.M.I. SECOND; V.P.I. THIRD
How Points Were Divided
in South Atlantic Games

Johns Hopkins. ......... 5G1a
Virginia Military Institute Al
Virginia Polytechnic lnsti-
Maryland State 1
Catholic University .
Note - Points credited to
Georgetown, Johns Hopkins
and Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute are subject to revision.
due to an appeal made by
Georgetown from u decision Of
the referee and the failure Of
the judges to pick man for
nth place In the 1OO-yard
dash.
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jl3 jsl3<IIEzllK I! . {! 7
RACES
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.

GAMES TODAY GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash'n at New York. Wash'n at New York.
Detroit at st. Louis. Phiiadeiphia at Boston.
Chicago Cleyeland
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With the season nearly three weeks
old it is becoming more apparent daily
that the White SoX must be considered
prominent factors in the American
League pennant race. The strength .
of the Sox attack never had been over
looked in preseason discussions of
the chances of the various entries. In
Jackson, Felsch, Collins and GandiI
Chicago has a quartet of sluggers ca
Continued on Twenty-third PageD
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THE MARKETS
Chicago Livestock.

Chicago. Aug Hog receipts
1000. market STEADY Top S2g.a6:
heavy weight BIOLOGICAL. medium
weight f2O.25W "?.s5. light weights
10000 Gals; heavy packing aows
$1,000 "a 2O.eO: pigs 1iT.bOmiOOO.
cattle receipts Z 600: market strong.
Medium and heavy weight choice ana
prime fl7.25 MlS.s0. medium and
good SI240Mi72b: butcher cattle
heiienf 81 9Omi4Ga: cows 3G7bm
1851; me and cutters sb7bm
6.75; calves Si7.25m 1926: western
rang" steers $500 MtG.Ai: cows and
hciftrB f7.25mi2.75.
Steep receipts 20.0OO: market un-
settled. lambs $3.50 1888. owe,
f7.0eH 800: cullH and ~ s.. "a
$3.50.
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Chicago. Aug. g. Butter lower.
Creamery iGHbe cents.
Egg receipts ll,4G7 cases. UNI
changed.
Poultry, alive higher; springs 32f
% cents. fowls 81 tentp.
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Chi,ago. Aug o Tremendous roc
bounds Ia ul grain and provision
markets took place today from tho
cAtfl ordinary d0wntutu- which have
been tho Iulo 'lir The sole cause
OF the ucv advance was The govern
mrut decision announced from wash
inrton Mat wheat prices would he
kept intact ON the guaranteed bass
OF s2.2b e bushei Opening prices to-
day ranged from alt 10 cents up,
with september kl.7a TO Si.h2 aud
December tiiS 10 Si.t2. After e
nll our the market wa SIN poa
the top.
numerous attempts which were
made TO depress the market proved
unHVailiug. The close was strong
r.ar the top figures OF tho daN. : To
p cents net higher, with september
tlNih 60 SiS2 and December Sl-bl
10 fi.b1 p.
Outs rose Wit corn After open
ing o cents TO tL cents higher in-
! Guiding September at ~ To % cents,
the market continued 10 display
strength.
Provisions were sharply higher In
sympathy with grain.
FOREIGN buying ct lard was q bullish
factcr but offerings Of all kinds Of
provisions increased on The advance,
and brought something OF u reaction,
which however, failed to last.
GiOHoi
Corn-sep'. siSiM; Dec. si.si.
Oa,s-septY Isse; Dec, 1b.c'
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NrM York stnrk NInrkrt.

New Nork. u t.-A more conft-
dent Yelling regarding the railroad
situation. further industrial expansion
and easy money rates accelerated to-
day = stock market gains Of : TO al
most rs points. sales Appropriated
l.ahO.O0 shares. The close was
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Washington Tile decision or Direc-
tor General Julius ~. barnes. Of the
grain corporation 10 maintain the
governments guarantee on wheat az
s.2s u hushel HE q reserve against
u higher price later was n OF the
moves Of government agencies work
lug to reduce The cost of living.
\ person who uses his brain has an
excellent excuse Tor keeping his face
thut.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-08-06
TAXI. PRONE 1853
LEGAL NOTICES
VIM eurrIno Norionl

70 Property Owners end Tenants
Autire b. hrrrby given that The provisions
n Ordinance No. t3i an ordinance prnfid
ing Ter sud raguirirs ihe cutting and dr.
strueflnn on Hl rueiuus Hrfi. Uu luf. Uf
rtfrns ~ lant Zoo tho streets rud allsrs .r
irnnt ~ or admitting thereon. Bon ihe Cit, of
Nhppneruue. via be strictly enforced
The ordina1ce provide that those who
tal neglect 0r rrfuss 90 cut thfir weeds a.
Ter due and proper notice, shall b. liable 20
line nnd The city o. uuthnrif@d in cot thr
weeds ~ the expense " the property ngurr
such cnft tu he a lien against thr property
Property owners and tenants failing t0
rnWulr With me terms Of tho ordinance prior
TO sept ! viii be- r%rqlir'd 90 suffer the pen.
iltiss 81 ltf provisions
EARL nOWDIC1.
Ciiy sanitary Inspector.
Aus 0sQli.i3-I5.
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he Interests 81 recrultins amons ms
pcOplr.
Last Saturday James ". Rogers. In
charge ct the Albuquerque navy re-
crultiug suh-sintion. waH called to VI
Paso. aud IN company with Charles
W. Foster. IN charge Of the navy ~
crultlne station. at Marta. Texas. IN
derwert eSaml,Htion Tor the raung ot
chief petty officer. and passed., Tine
examining board WIS made up Of
Lieut.. Com. :. D. Tracht. Or. q. y.
Thomas ana DR.. A. joiner. Rogers re-.
turned to the city Yesterday.
Albuquerque friends we're advised
ycstet1day that John ~ McManus. for
merry OF Albuquerque aud for several
years superintendent 90 the state
pcnitentinry. had resigned rs secretary
Of the federal farm loan bank at
Wichita. AIR. McMauus has held the
position for the past three years. II
was Understood that his private bulls
ness Interests called Tor his attention.
DR.. II. L. Hust returned yesterday
morning from a six weeks vacation
James ~. Boswell, Of Roswelis
Cash ana Garry store. at iesi North
Fourth street. VIII leave tomorrow Tor
a few days vacation In the iem"z
mountains.
In the police court this morning
CLARK and Kitty Smith each TO -
days IN the cic jail for disorderly
conduct.
Eitore Franchini. ~ the nachcchl
Mercantile company. left the city this
morning on q business trip to north
ern points In the state.
Stockholders In the King ana Queen
Copper company. and their families.
"a the numihsr OF sixty. enjoyed a pic
ME In Tlierag canyon Yesterday eNen-
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PHONE sai '%,Ialo"e- Ap'o Service.
ERICKSON TAXI - PHONE 90
NnrIt n

The hoard Of regents % the urlvor-
sity VIII open bids FOR the cuuH'ruC-
ton OF a hygiene building ON August
iith. Each bid must hc accompanied
by u certified check Tor 10 per cent
Of amount 81 hid. These are to h
returned whcn surety bond Is furnish
ed 10y q successful bidder.
The right II reserved 10 reject al
or any OF ne bids.
Ilnns and specifications may be
obtained from A. X. Leopold at the
university.
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New YORK. Aug 6.-Hotton futures
closed steady October ag.25; brcem-
hrr 12if. January $3.50; March
81. 90; May 90 2S.
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Denver. Aug. O. cattle receipts
500; market stronger. Reef steers
sll.60ml4.u0 COWS and hcitcrs SIS
a 800; calvcH si2.0O HiiO0.
Hog receipts iOu; market 81 cents
lower Top sei.GO: bulk s.. uOT
PISS.
Sheep receipts 1000: market steady
10 strong Lambs si4.75dl6.50: ewes
$500 ~ 80; feeder lambs $1,000 t
1898.
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FOR SALE

Small hearing orchard
room frame house, COWS, cl
and rabbits can be bough
the place. This IS an idea
for some ncalth-scckcr TO !
comfortable living ON, or 70
shop man. rs the place is
a few blocks OF the shop.
must sell ON account of OF
%trrcsts Inquire 2l5 + TrI
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Potato Market.

chicago. Aug. e. Potatoes strong.
arrivals ~ cars. Kansas. Illinois and
Minnesota '1rly Ohius. sacked. rar-
los fe' wi Irish cohblers. Wv
LONG whites, sacked. CARROTS. Slg5m
ass cwt.
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New York. Aug Closing prices
ON Liberty bonds today were. 3hs
800 60. uist is 94cS; second Is 80 20:
i,rHt AS 9I.5u, second 44s t3ta;
fhiri fiis 9b.uS; fourth tas B3 60;
Victory so n 1g. so. Victory 4As Dg.NN.
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Sew York, Aug Mercantile pa
per. unchanged. sterling demand 49,.
rabies 432. Francs, demand 162; ca
hios $50.
Time loans strong, unchanged.
rnli money easy: high q. low az
ruling rate g; closing bid SO Offered
az A. last loan 3A.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-03-10
Delightful Taste, Immediate
 Relief, Quick Warm-Up

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 All drug stores are now supplied with the wonderful new elixir, so all you have to do to get rid of that cold, is to step into the nearest drug store, hand the clerk half a dollar for bottle of As pronal, and tell him to serve you a teaspoonful with four teaspoonfuls of water in glass With your watch in your hand. take the drink at one swallow and call for your money back in two minutes if you cannot feel your cold fading away like a dream, within the time limit. Don't be bashful, for all drug gists invite you and expect you to try it. Every body's doing it.
 When your cold or cough is relieved, take the remainder of the bottle home to your wife and babies, for Aspironal is by far the safest and most effective, the easiest to take and most agreeable cold and cough remedy for infants and chill dren Do not be afraid of the alcoholic contents, for it contains no more than any good doctor would prescribe for a cotd. cough or the flu-Adv.