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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-31

the increase in population. women
voters and added interest in a presi-
Dental election. the vote for 1920
In the county Is estimated at about
% Ooo
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-31

thought 1 would
have to be Oper-
ated on. l had a
bad displacement.
Ny right side
wOuldpainme and
/ was so nervous
/ could not hold a
glass Of water.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-31
sui FOR ADNERTISING-

Suit for SECS due for advertising
in the McGraw Electrical Trade Di-
rectory and Electrical World was
flied by the McGraw- FrHI Co. pub
Usher of these periodicals. against
the South Bend Current Control in
the superior court Friday
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
ROTARIANS PLAN
GREAT FEATURES
Change Meeting to Wednes-
day Because of Election.

'"The fraternal COMMITTEES announces
stupendous seismic spectacle for the pur-
pose of introducing three new members
at the next meeting Of the club on
Wednesday, Nov s." That's what the
announcement of the indianapolis Rotary
Club has to sag in regard to the next
weekly luncheon at the Claypool Hotel,
only it sets it forth IN display type that
gives Just a bit Of sensational tinge TO
the statement.
No detail is given In the announcement
as to the nature of the seismic spec
tacle, save that the three new members
are Carr C. Gibbs, Joel B. L. Ryde and
Alfred D. Stanford.
Emphasis Is placed on the fact the
luncheon viii be held on Wednesday In
stead of the usual Tuesday.
Another feature announced for the
luncheon will be the awarding Of the
prizes and medals Of the Rotary golf
tournament. and still another feature Is
1.-The end of the final chapter of the play
let conceived by Bert A. Boyd, in col
liberation with several other Rotarians,
entitled "The Rotary Gentlemen's Golf
, Tournament."
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30

RiaIto is Dan Cupid" which is staged
in hotel near Atlantic City. The situa-
lions run to comedy.
Jack La Mar. who does an Irish
comedy role, is everything from a ham
musician TO Il chambermaid E.
lie is assisted by Madeline Weeb. Il
musical comedy player, and by a beauty
chorus.
Other performers with tbe Dan CuDid''
show include Kingsbury and Everetts in
musical numbers and Swiss bell ringers
Haverly, the boy from the South who
does eccentric dancing; Jimmie Moore,
who bills himself as the king Of the
banjo.
The usual feature photoplay rounds out
the bill.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
ASK REMOVAL
OF 'SHYLOCK'
Hebrew Citizens Object to
Study of Play.

Teaching of Shakespeare's Merchant
Of Venice" in the public schools will be
attacked on the grounds of democracy
by the indianapolis section, Council of
Jewish Women, probably at a meeting
Monday evening, Mrs. Meyer Efroymson,
president, announced today.
ut gives children a false impression,
an impression that all Jews are as grasp
ing and cruel as the character Shylock
In the play and we will ask that 1t be
eliminated from the schools" she said.
L. n. Hines, State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, said II the issue is
brought up to him the Objectionable play
will be eliminated from the curriculum
next year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
PRETTY GIRLS
DROWN SELVES

SOUTH BEND, Ind, Oct. 3d.
Beautiful Armenian girls are prefer
ring death to becoming wives of
Turks. according to information
reaching South Bend.
v K. Beshgetoor, an Armenian
representing the Near East Relief
movement here received the word
Thursday afternoon that his cousin,
an. unusually attractive Armenian
girl. II, had drowned herself In the
Euphrates River to escape a life Of
shame and degradation in q Turkish
harem.
This information came from an
aunt who has just arrived in this
country after a thrilling escape from
Turkey.
According to the aunt the girl had
been captured recently by Turks
with many other pretty Armenian
damsels and the ertire bevy drowned
wNs~a hant 4 iivered iato slav-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
ETHEL CLAYTON
IN NEW PICTURE
AT ALEXANDRA
Conway Tearle Featured in
Marooned Hearts at the
Colonial.
SMITHS: HUMORESQUE

Mother love. unfaithful husbands,
smugglers, lovers, tragedy and
comedy all figure In next weeks
offerings on the silver screen.
Among the players, to be seen
in roles ranging from the dramatic
to the comical, are Katherine Mac.
Donald, Ethel Clayton, Barbara Bed
ford, who is. a new leading wom-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30

POWER OF KILOwATT HOUR.
Q. What horse power is the equivalent
Of a kilowatt hour7 p. ". q.
A. A ki!owatt hour Is the equivalent
to 1.34 horse power.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
"TIDDLEDY WINKS"
BOOKED AT THE PARK.

Opening at the Park Monday after
noon for weeks engagement will be
|. h Herk's "TiddlAdy Winks" with a
cast that includes Harry S. LeVan, Am
bark-Ali, Arthur Harrison, Ruth Hast
ings. Pearl Briggs, Edith Lyons. George
REYNOLDS and q large chorus.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
Ar TIE BROADWAY.

Flying COlville opens an eight-act bill
at the Broadway today by doing some
unusual aerial feats on a swinging
trapeze.
The remainder OF the bill includes
Theresa and Harry Speck, singers and
dancers; Gordon and La Mar In a comedy
sketch called broadway Flirtations''
Jimmie Green does character impersona-
tons; Donahue and Patrick offer aero
batc dances; King, Queen and Jack
enliven the bill with singing and comedy
Blough and Austin are blackface CO.
n.edians. and Edwards and Franklin do
acrohat'r stunts and band balancing
The bin includes a Mutt and JeG
cartoon movie.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30

The book, written by Arthur Harrison,
deals with i story Of a rich young club
man who has become the possessOr Of a
wonderful painting, attached to which
there is q legend that some time during
the possession Of this painting something
unforeseen will happen which VIII cause
the picture to come to life and remain In
the land Of the living for two hours.
During these two hours there are
many funny situations and complications
which unrayel themselves.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
MURAT TO PRFsE EMIT
BIG FOX PHoTOPLiY.

"whne New York Sleeps" a photo
drama Of New York life, told in three stO-
ries, Is announced as the attraction at
the Murat Theater for week beginning
with the performance on Sunday night,
Oct 81
This picture. produced by William Fox,
created an unusual sensation in New
York. and has the unique distinction OF
displaying In two Of BroadwGy's biggest
downtown theater simultaneously.
The first act is a story Of the sub
urbs and is said to portray In an in
tensely dramatic manner a few crucial
moments in the life Of a millionaire. his
wife, q blackmailing former husband OF
the woman and q burglar.
The second act. called The Gay White
Way" contains a dancing number from
the famous Ziecfeld Midnight Frolic
Show. filmed atop the New Amsterdam
Theater.
In this scene appears Dolores. declared
by critics to be the worlds most beau
tiful woman.
Scenes taken in the Palais Royal give
added distinction TO this episode.
The third act, entitled "A Tragedy Of
the East Side" is conceded by critics to
be the strongest Of the three.
In it occurs q pistol BATTLE between the
New York police boat and band OF river
thieves.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
ETHEL CLAYTON
PLAYS ACTRESS ROLE.

Ethel Clayton has an attractive role
for her talents in her latest picture, "A
City Sparrow" which will be presented
at the Alhambra the nrst half Of next
week
She is seen as a dancer, favorite
around the vaudeville and burlesque cir
cults.
While recuperating from an. accident
she meets David Muir, farmer. far
removed from her sphere of life.
A romance develops which leads to
marriage and she goes TO fulfill her
dreams OF a happy, peaceful life in the
country.
All goes well for time. and then
she learns OF something concerning her
self that leads her to believe she can
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30

the tears and smiles Of ordinary life n
an appealing manner.
Soon she entered the magazine field
and today she is one of the h.ghest-p pa
writer's IN America. She receives well
oyt; 5000 for a single story.
"uumoresque" ran seTially In q popu-
lnr magazine and vas later published as
a novel.
The work Of Alma Rubens, Vera Cor.
don and CASTOR Glass. and Dore David.
son, in the chief roles. is particularly
pleasing.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
FANNIE WAS 4 'SORsIsTER'
BEFORE SHE BECAME FAMOUS.

Fannie Hurst, author Of "dumorsS1ue,"
showing at Mister Smiths. beginning sua-
day, learned much OF the Intensely hu-
man side from acting as sob sister on
a newspaper.
Just out Of college. Miss Hurst secured
Job on the paper at a time when women
reporters were practically unknown.
She made good from the start, show
Ing an amazing facility for writing up
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
MARY COHAN'S
NEW VENTURE
AT ENGLISH'S
Comedy With Music Comes in
for Weeks Engage
Ment.
PHOTOPLAY AT MURAT

MARY"
Istn't It a grand old name?
George NJ. Cohen seems to think
1t is because his latest venture,
coming to English's Monday night
for a weeks engagement, is named
Mary"
Ernest Evans, former musical comedy
star. will be the chief, event at Keith's
next week and the Lyric will feature
Five Musical Rosebuds."
The Murat will house a movie for the
next seven days, beginning Sunday night
"Tiddledy Winks" will be the offering
at the Park and new vaudeville will be
offered at the Broadway and Rialto.
Walker Whiteside in 1.-THE Master OF
Ballantree," opens at English's on Mon
day night. Nov. s, for a three-day en-
gagement, and on Nov. II David War
field will be seen in "The Return OF Peter
Grimm"
Positive announcement also is made
that AL Jolson. in "Sinbad." viii open
q four-day engagement at the Murat Oh
Monday night. Nov Is.
Charlotte Greenwood in ''Linger Long
er, Lefty" also rs booked at the Murat
for a fOur-day engagement, opening with
Wednesday matinee.
''sTARY" OPENS
MONDAY AT ENGLISH'S.
George N. Conan, the actor-author-
producer, will present at EngllSh's ouera
house all next week, commencing Mon
day evening, under his own manage
ment, the George NJ. Conan comedians in
MARY"
The piece is the work Of Otto Har-
bach, Frank Mandel and Lou Hirsch.
Mary" tells the story Of a young man
IN love with a charming girl and the
efforts of this embryo business man to
acquire wealth.
he has an idea that is seemingly
worth a fortune and he sets out to de-
velop it.
The idea is a distinct failure. but
through It he accidentally acquires the
wealth he sought.
There are four big song numbers in
this newest production of George NJ
Cohan's. the supreme hit Of the piece be-
ing THE Love Nesc"
Then there is TON, Tom TOddle,"
which is a singing and dancing number
OF the whirlwind variety.
Down on that Old Kansas Farm"
has a refrain that will keep one hum
ming.
As a reminder OF the title Of the piece
and OF a song that was all the age some
years ago, Mr. Conan has interpolated the
song from "Forty-Fve Minutes From
Broadway" called Mary"
The cast Of Mary" includes Edna
Morn, Guy Robertson, Margaret Du-
mont Leo Henning. Lois Josephine,
Arthur Lipson, Sherman Wade and
George L. Mack.
Besides the above there are Hazel
Clements. Michael unnrngham, Cecile
Andrea Hazel Harris and Jack Kenyon
all of whom are dancers OF the George
NJ. CohGn type
Assisting them is chorus.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
"RESTLEss SEX"
OPENS SUNDAY AT OHIO.

UFLNB SUNDAY AT OHIO.
Opening at tho Ohio Sunday afternoon
fr weeks engagement will be THE
Restless Sex" movie directed by Rob-
ert 2. Leonard and featuring Marion Da
vies Of musical comedy fame.
Others in the cast are Ralph Kellard.
Carlyle Blackwell. Charles Lane, Robert
vivian, Etna Ross. stephen Carr. Vivian
Osborne and rorinne Barker
The picture. made from a story by
(Centlnued on Page Eighty
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30

never make her husband happy.
With this In mind she leaves him to
return to her former existence araid the
bright lights of the theatcr and the
garish surroundings of theatrical
boarding house.
The dispellinC Of her fears and her
return 10 the man she loves is elected
ia "A satisfactory way
Clyde Fillmore is the leading man.
Walter Heir has a comedy part and
the cast also numbers Sylvia Ashton.
Robert Brewer and Lillian Leighton.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
MUSICAL COMEDY STAR
TO HEAD KEITH's BILL.

Ernest Evans. who is well known as
a star and producer Of musical comedies.
win be the headline attraction at Keith S
next week IL Wedding Bells" musical
revue.
Evans viii be supported by a number
Of musical comedy stars, including a
sextette Of girls. among whom are a
dancer. a violinist cellist, a pianist and
a trio Of soloists.
Paul Decker and company Of players
win contribute a comedy playlet called
"And Son"
The play has TO do with a doting
father who wants his son to follow in
his footsteps and take over his busi-
ness.
The young man has ideas Of his own
about business, and with a pretty stem
ographer as his aide he shows the world
that he is nearly a business man.
Josie Heather. the English singing
eomedienne. returns this season in a new
Offering Of songs and stories.
Her act includes John mclaughlin. a
pianist, and lobby Heather, who offers
songs and dances.
Margot and Francois viii show what
can be done IN the way Of dancing and
Acrobatie stunts on stills.
nulIy ana MACK VIII be seen In an
italian character number called "Shoot
Ne"
La Farnace and Kenney are black
face comedians.
Several new stunts are said to have
been evolved By Fox and Sarno, gym
nasts. who close the bill.
Two complete shows win be giver
Tuesday night, which is election night.
Full returns Of the election will be
read from the stage.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
an; William Russell, Alma Rubens
and Conway Tearle.

One item OF interest is the coming
OF "Humoresque' to Mister Smiths next
week and the first appearance OF THE
Restless Sex" at the Ohio.
Both the play and the players share
honors equally.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-10-30
MUSICAL ACT
HEADS LYRIC BILL.

HEADS LYRIC BILL
Next weeks vaudeville bill at the Lyric
will have prominent among its features
the Five Musical Rosebuds, girls who
appear in a musical revue consistins
largely Of songs and instrumental mum.
bers, and THE Rounder of Old Broad.
way" a sketch presented by Dave Fer.
guson, and offering a character study
Of New York life
Harry West and Chums. "melodious
gloom chasers," are harmony singing
comedians who will ill an Important
spot in the snow.
Other acts viii include Gwen and
Clark In a budget Of nonsense: Feiber
and Griffith, vocal duo; Bernard and
Ferris. In n skit entitled "Out of the
Kitchen" Frank and Eddie Monroe
trampoline experts. known as "the
bouncing babies" who do some hazard.
GUS feats on the bounding table.
Screen contributions will DE the Bray
Photograph, the Pathe review and A
poppy farce called "Kids Is Kids" in
which Carter De Haven is starred.
II II Il
AT THE RIALTo.
hn.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-17

Klubow Ogioszeniowych, kt6re
utrzymuje, re podstawa og}oszeh
jest prawda. To bylo zawsze ma
sza zasada. Trinera Amerykahski
Elixir Gorzkiego Wilma nigdy ME
uchodzii "a Powszechne lekar-
stwo. Byl on polecany jedynie W
tych wypadkach, W kt6rych lecz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-17

nicze wlasnosci jego skfadnikow
mogly przyniesc rzeczywista ul-
&c. To jest: ma niestrawnosc, sla-
by apetyt, zatwardzenie, boil gio-
wy, wzdetosc, nerwowosc i inne
doleg1iwosci spowodowane zabu-
rzeniem zoiadka. Wszystkie inne
Trinera lekarstwa, - Trinera Ii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-17

dawka niedowierzenia. Dawniej-
sze easy mineiy. Wszyscy RE
telni f~abrykanci staraja sic zapo-
biedz ogaszaniu falszu lub ME
prawdy. Przyjeli natomiast zasa-
dy Swiatowego Stowarzyszenia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-01-17

niment, Trinera Lagodziciel Ka-
szlu, Trinera Angelica Gorzki To
mix, etc. - trzymaly sic tel same
zasady prawdy. Tam gdzie kupu-
jesz tie lekarstwa, potwierdzq ma
SEE oSwiadczenie. - Joseph Tri-
ner Company, 1858 So. Ash
land ave-, Chicago, III. (Ogt.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
RIFLE TEAM
NAMED BY GOVERNOR

Phoenix Ariz.. July 16--In. a gen
era1 order issued today. adiutant gen
eral Walter S. ingalls, designated the
following as members Of the civilian
rifle team TO participate in the na-
tional matches this year:
Joseph P Sexton. Douglas Lyman
d. la Tourette. Phoenix. Dr.. George
H Woodall, Phoenix: William Ken
derson, Phoenix; Ross B. Savage,
Tucson; Harry c. Amy. Tombstone.
Harry c Wheeler. Tombstone: Harry
C. Kendall. Tombstone: Norman Abel.
Tombstone Edward II. RiEEs. Doug
las; Lee L Scott. Aio: William II.
Thompson Tucson: Samuel Cords.
Tucson; Ernest Eaton. Tucson; Guy
Monthan- Tucson; Stephen D. Brown.
Douglas; Walter r Denison, Ajo and
DR.. Monroe L. Alexander. san Aimon.
Lyman D. La Tourette was desiC-
mated team captain and William II.
Thompson range officer TIE team
cautain VIII designate the other team
officers. the order stated
The following were announced as
aiternates;
Thomas P Fields. Ajo; and Benja-
min h Wilcox. Tucson.
The order also contains orders TO
govern the team at the matches.
which viii be held at Camp Perry.
Ohio.
It was stated at the adjutant gen
erals office that the national guard
rifle team was now in process OF Sc
lection and that It's personnel would
be announced IN a few days.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
STOCKS REGAIN
EARLY LOSSES

New York, July 16.-Stocks con-
tinued TO lose ground in the early and
intermediate periods Of today's ses-
sion, but some substantial recoveries
were made when the money market
developed unexpected ease Sales ap-
proIimately $4,000 shares The clos
ing was irregular.
The market was under further restraint
az the opening. largely as a result OF yes
terday's sudden advance Of call money 70
II percent CrucIhle Steel. which led yes
cerday's sharp setback OF prices. made an
initial decline OF ? points Changers we're
heavy despite favorable crop prospects.
Illinois Central losing =. American Loco
motive and Beet Sugar yielded one point
ally A brisk rally within the first Palf
hour was led By oils and motors
The early rally failed 70 hold. renewed
offerings OF steela, els and shippings, also
motors and coppers. forcing many leaders
under final prices Of the previous session
A few stocks were conspicuous for t1eir
strength. however. Delaware. Lackaw anna
d Western gained points on few fales-
s-romberE ~, Nay Department stores 2
and Sumatra Tobacco 4
The g percent opening quotation Tor can
money represented the highest Initial rate
q the week ard pointed 70 possible sd-
vance over yesterdays maximum figure
Exchange on London was q C higher for
cables and demand bills
Liberty bonds closing prices were: AIS.
Sg1. first IS. $500 second IS, SS4-s0s first
fHs. $3.50: second 4As. ss5-oA; third rs.
FsS.56- fourth 4hs, S85-54s Victory Z s
se5.s6; victory 4&s, $3.50,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
WHEAT TAKES
10 CENT FALL

Chicago. Ill, July 16.-EZtraordi-
nary weakness developed in the
wheat market today. and prices made
a steep descent The December de-
livery. in which most Of the trading
centered. fell more than 10 cents a
bushel before showing signs OF a
rally. Opening prices ranged from
the same as yesterdays finish to Z
cents lower. with December S2.601s
TO sass. and March 1914. and were
followed by q further decline TO $3.50
for December and then a reaction to
$3.50.
In the corn pit there was active
selling on the part Of the same COM
mission houses that were consplcu-
Gus on the bear side yesterday. After
opening * down to Ike advance,
including September at $3.50 to
s1-505z. the whole market declined
sharply but later recovered most Of
the Toss.
Demand became more active later
The bulk Of the buying was for sea
board interests, and there was some
exchanging Of futures against sales
OF cash wheat for export Wheat
prices closed heavy. 10 TO 1Olac net
lower. with December s2.6O and
March s2.64-
Oats weakened with other grains
September opened L c off to &c up.
at 7s7sc TO 765tc, declined to 75&c
and then turned upgrade.
Provisions were steady 10 firm in
sympathy with an advance in the
hog market
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
RAINS Shove
COTTON HIGHER

New Orleans. La. July Icon
tinued cloudy and showery weather
over a good part OF the belt coupled
with better cables than due. put the
price OF cotton higher today. Trad
ing months gaining "a TO So points
in the first hour Of business Oc-
tober rose to 33-Ssc- Some OF the de-
mand was stimulated by a cable from
Liverpool stating that the Manches-
ter market had a better tone and was
showing signs OF more business
Opening bids were: July, 36-50c.
October. 33.60c; December. 31-95c;
January, 31-15cs March. 5000. The
market was steady
The market Thursday closed steady. 10
points up 20 20 down. net July. high
s5-s5c. low 36-55c, closing bid 3s.40c. DC
tober, high 53.9sc. low 374fc. closing lid
33-5oc: December. high safe low 3l-9Qc.
closing bio 5ls2c; January. high 51.5oc.
low S1-1oc, closing bid 31-14c; March. high
50.85c. low 30-3sc, closing bid 30-36c-
Spot cotton closed Thursday. steady and
unchanged: sales on the SPOT, 1415 bales:
70 arrive none Low middling 5000. mid
ding $4,000. good middiing f300c- Re-
ceipts. 811. stock. "a. $40
Reports that New England mills were re-
Stunning fun time. g much more favorable
opinion FOR the October position and pre-
dictious that Il would shortly take she
place Of July and lead az the advance.
caused more activity and a stronger de-
mand. Late IN the morning. October stood
al s4-06c and the trading months were IS
TO 50 points higher than the final prices
Of yesterday
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-07-16
LIVESTOCK MARKETS

Chicago Livestock. Close.
Chicago. Ill, July 16-Cattle-Receipt
5000 opened dull quality plain. choice
cattle scarce Hight steers. steady: cor1-
FED neglected. WeiEhty cows Gamers and
calves. firm Good and choice vealerz
1880 1856 medium cows. bulls and
stockers, slow steady
Hogs-Receipts. $4,000: slow; fully sc
higher than yesterdays average; medium
and heavies gained most Top. s15-s5-
bulk light and butchers. sl5-50615-s0: Lulk
$50 pounds and over, s13-50915-60; pigs
steady 70 sc iEher
sheep-Reeeipts. 1900 slow. stead. to
25c lower Prime Idaho lambs. $3.50.
top native lambs $3.50; bulk. better
grades SIS 1880; top ewes, S.
Kansas City Livestock. Close.
Kansas city. No. July 1s.-Cattle-Re-
all classes. sale Of steers. ss.75115.so-
quarantine. s11G15-25: good heavy cows.
Sl0-25s good bologna bulls. $780, vealers
mostly. 81 ala
HoEs-Recsipts. 1000; Eteady 10 strong
Top, $3.50; bulk heavies and mediums. SIS
615.s0s llEht, s1s75615-25
Sheep-Receipts. 500s steady. No ch1ice
lambs offered. Native lambs fully SOC
lower best $40
Denver. Livestock. Close.
Denver. Cole. July e--Csttle-Receipts
1900; steady Beef steers. S1oG14-50: cows
and heiferz. s7-50e11s stocksrs and iced
ers. s7G9- calves. se-5o612-
HoF-Receints. 200. 25c higher. Top.
s14-50: bulk s14a5G1458
Sheep - Receipts. $500: market steady
TearilnEa ss6Ios lambs. SIS 1880;
rethers. ss9ss ewes s7-50GE25