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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

Savage" Tire Company Is not only able
but does il with q result quite apparent
in Savage" Tire products. The methods
employed. the selection of raw materials.
the skill of the workmen. the constant
search for flaws. all reflect the purpose
behind the making and are important fac
tors in the manufacture of products bear
ing the Spreckels Savage" name.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

Autorpobils tires arc now manufsc.
turcd In Japan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

Pennsylvania has more than 10000
grade crossings.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

Canada has nearly $1,000 motor
tractors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
I'D" ROUSES
CURIOSITY

Branch managers and saics agents
Of the Savage Tire company are -
porting. from al over their terri
motorists In the mystery Of the
name. ID Type Tire which has
been given TO the now. handhullt
casing recently put on the market
by tho San Diego firm.
While the new. oversize tire. big
and sturdy with great fiexibinty.
Is proudly acknowledged at the fac
tory to be altogether new depart.
ure IN the way Of fabric tires. the
particular u for which the nsme
has been chosen remains q special
secret for the present. guarded by
the very few in the know. Cuesscs
are being received daily from hap
PLY surprised users psnnlng the
significance Of the title TO such
qualities OF their own experiences on
tho road as. Durability. Dependable.
ity. Different and a Defense against
road difficulties
Demand Explains II
SAltsfnen claim That Demand ex'
plains II. Lady autoists pots on II.
they claim. and the men purchas
ers declare the ID type TO be a Dis
covcry with = big u. Alike. they
all agree that the popular Desire
being shown for IL In deserved and
that n Ia Demonstrating Itself aa
the Dominant tire on the road The
factory people claim that tts value
and special characteristics oanno,
be Duplicated. and that without
doubt It's DtsSimilarfty 10 anything
ever put out before. and the PER
rornanc. II Is showing prove IL the
last thing In tire Development
Where the contest Tn deciding on
tn. one ID Of all others that means
the - type tire viii lead. the Saw.
age Tire company managers say
they do not know. At least they
are not telling right now. and the
Identity OF the determining u stllI
remains a secret
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
DEMAND
Is HEAVY

Last D~ccnibcr,- continued Mr..
Hawke. I'VE held a dealers convcn-
ton I'm ST Louis. which was attended
By our dealers from all parts of the
world. 1t was during this convention
our dealers made known their wants
for 1890, with the result that In less
than g minutes more than $4,000.
600 worth OF Traffic trucks were
asked for. This serves to Indicate
more than anything else. ! believe,
the enormous demand for standard.
lxnd and standard sized trucks
AT tho present time wc ARE con.
s,ructing a number OF additional
units In the shape OF new factory
buildings which viii enable us TO
augment our production 20 the point
where we win be better qualified to
meet tho requirements Of our deal.
ers' organization. The institution Of
minimum wage scale OF s. n day
for every employe ASSURES tho best Of
labor for Traffic. This means tina,
not only will the best units be used
In the construction but also that
highly efficient and satisfied work
ers will manufacture the Traffic
Truck"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

would be 10 reduce accidents thru
reckless and Incompetent operators.
Last year 1887 lives were lost thru
automobile accidents In the state
alone. and u IL this annual toll that
the association Is seeking 10 abate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

There are ut present 30 strikes be-
fore the labor departments division
OF Cancellation for settlement. and 81
controversies which have not
reached the strike stage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
A MILLION
4 MINI TIE

hut that IL not tho way Of the
Traffic Motor Truck Corporation OF
st. Louis. which soid 81. o0o. 600
worth OF Traffic Trucks for 1890 In
less than - minutes. Nor IN II IN.
way OF Harry H. Hawke. general
sales manager OF the Traffic com
rany. who spcnt a few days OF last
wurk with the Shioids.ilvcngood
Motor company Of seattle. dlztrlbut-
orH in this tsrritory for Traffic
trucks.
Even tho all tn. Traffic trucks
that viii be manufactured this year
hava been contracted for said Mr.
Hawke. ~and oven tho we know
every Traffic dealer IL eager 20 In.
crease the number OF trucks his con.
truct calls for. the Traffic Motor
Truck corporation Is not sitting back
and resting on It's laurcls. Instead.
tho whole organization IL striving
daily 70 Increase ita efficiency. Ev.
cry man and woman Ia the com
pany's employ Ia cndeavortnK 90 sec
20 Il that every Traffic truck la a
better truck than the previous one,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

Passenger automobiles In Copcnhs
zen. Denmark. total 1889 cars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

Regular Sewage" Tires ere made TO ordinary stand
ards as far sire Is concerned though in quality they
are second only to the Savage" d Type Savage"
Plain and Grip Tread types made in all ordinary and
many odd and unusual sizes. Savage" Ribbed Treads
made in small rspular and the oversize "a inch
(37S. The careful attention is given details
eeetng the building Of these tires that given to the
ID Type. Each Savage in its class is Built to Excel
Savage" Grey Grahnte tubes make splendid road
companions for any tire.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

The average length Of life 81 an
automobile n sin and one half years.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

regulates the fares tho II fans 20
control any other price. The driv
erp are asking an increase and the
public sympathy Is with them
Havana cabs are gaiiy upholstered
and carry fanciful names. II IL
common to see a ponderous black
laundress sagging the headquarters
OF n staggering flivver. carrying her
customers washing home.
France used marty $4,000 900 gal
Ions Of motor spirits during 1919.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27
SAVAGE PRODUCTS

thorough study a the requirements Of the present
day no,orist resulted in the making OF departure
in tire construction. That departure is expressed in
Type Tire big. sturdy flexible. oversize. hand
built casing; made by improved methods of the best
grades Of materials and according speei
hcatons found necessary to the needs Of the
motorst Of today the Savage Type Tire because of
its wonderful performance the road has Judged
by many motorists the best fabric tire the American
market.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-03-27

At present he Is engaged in pre-
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-07
A TALL CORN STORY

Related to the Madison (Ksn.l
News by Biii Horst: I've been hoe
inG weeds In my corn field this week.
and II gets 20 dark down under the
corn that ] have to use . lantern
from $3.50 until quitting time"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-07
RlGHTO!

Music In the language of the soul /;
jszx is It's NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Tribune.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-07
Not a Bite Of ~
Breakfast Until
You Drink Water
esys . glass Of hot water snd
phosphate prevents lllnses
and keeps - ht.

Just as coal, when II burns, leaves
behind uncomfortable ashes, 20 the
food and drink taken day after day
leaves IN the alimentary canal in
digestihle material. which II NOT
completely eliminated from the sys.
TEN each day. becomes food for the
millions OF bacteria which infest the
bowels. From this mass Of left
over waste, toxins and ptomainelike
poisons care formed and sucked into
tho blood.
Men and women who can't get
feeling right must begin to take in
sfde baths. Before breakfast each
morning drink n glass Of hot water
with teaspoonfui Of limestone
phosphate In II to wash out OF tho
bowels the previous days poisons
and toxins, and to keep the entire
allmentary canal clean, pure and
fresh. "
u Those who arc subject TO sick
headache. colds. biliousness. consti.
patton. others who wake UP with bad
taste. foul breath. backache. rheu-
matte stiffpess. or have sour. sassy
stomach after meals. are urged 10
get quarter pound OF limestone
phosphate from the drug store. and
begin practicing internal sanitation.
This will cost very little. but ID sum.
Client TO make anyone an enthusiast
on the subject. r
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-07
THE CONVENTIONAL THING

Romantic Youth--'Why do you
hesitate, darling? We could easily
run away and get married" s
His Fancy-"My dear boy. you're
too impossible! Why. the only photo
graphs could leave behind me were
taken before I had my hair bobbed!"
Show. f rsrU'
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-07
TOTALLY INDIFFERENT

Gladys-"And when the conductor
found you hadn't got the fare in your
bag. did he make you get off the
train and walk?" rN
Nora--"Only get off. He didn't
seem to care whether I walked or sat
down."-London Tit-Bits.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-10-07

The North Carolina Equal 0uf-
fragc association 10 to hold . meeting
st Greensboro. October Z. to reor-
gsnizc a. the North Carolina League
of Women Voters.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
lRKET IRREGULAR IN
AFTERNOON TRADING
NY. Starting Early in Day Used
by Shorts to Put Out Addi-
tionnl Lines.
vERAL ANN OUNCE CUTS
oil Crop Report Rendered by
Government Falls Fiat in Face
,f Agricultural Credit Situation.
licncral Asphalt Is introduced.
nY nnoAnAN WALL.

I:EW YORK. Dee. l5-The rally
ich started in the stock market on
osday continued during the greater
y OF today's session. but the higher
iSo or prices were used by shorts
put out additional short lines. with
|. result that the market turned
cEuiar In the late trading, many
the early gains being wiped out
III replaced with net losses. with
exception OF general asphalt and
high Valley. the most active is
IS closed lower than on Tuesday.
sses ranged from one TO three
hints.
several Industrial companies an
unced cuts or omissions In d!vi-
Despite the large intcrcs, pay
'nts by the United States govern
INT and corporations made yester-
~ and the rcdcmptions OF United
ties certificates Of indebtedness the
'ney market was reported To H..
,ier. Both for time MS well as for
~ loans. The latter were obtain
He ut q per cent, which compares
IN per cent. the prevailing, rate
tn. last fe~ weeks.
ordinarily the good crop report an.
unced hy the United States govern
mt would have been accented AS Il
ilish factor. but In view OF The
AIMED agricultural credit situation
= promise OF big crops fell Hat as
jeneral Asphalt, which WAS intro
ccd 10 trading OH the New York
lck Exchange on Monday, attracted
attention by an advance
nearly eight points 10 forty-thr.c.
ten and onc-halr points above the
~ pric. on Tuesday
The, surprise OF the day wac fur
ihcd by the directors OF the VAN
ium steel Corporation when the
ard. after the close Of the 7tock
irkct announced reduction IA the
artery dividend from 3l.5p :. share
-. WHY'S Overland preferred held
III ut thir,y-tHo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

CHICAGO. DEC. i;.-5harp seteaeks In
sno Iric. OF wheat resulted today from
mo government report showing g-aiu
CROPS were larger than erp":;cd. Th.
1Iose was unsettled. TO Gl7 cent, no,
lower with December .s5rs and March LIS.
% "a. Corn lost 25.U3a.: oats u2I, and
provisions 3pSI 3, cents. ~
Increased production overshadowed every
othcr factor IN the wheat market Word
ihat l.eN.Uo bushels had been taken Tor
sspo!t oy "aS OF the Gu.s OF MEXICO failed
20 AssiSt tho bulls. ON tn. contrary In
vac laid rural offerings in the Southwest
aad betoin- more liberal. Many In the
trade not only locked on the grain figures
80 pcstisn ana wheat especially 40. but
iurthcr considered the big c-op OF pota.
,oes !mo9rtant a. furnishing a bread snh-
sttute Even the most radical bulk had
70 coheche that any wheat shortage this
hesson Would he "a month later than had
seemed probable yesterday. May delivery
IN which trading started tpdav. proved
!cistN-ly weaker. December or March I'm.
,sninx TO "a ccnts under the initial price.
In corn and oats there wa. q no,a,,.
n rarK o. su2iort except from shorts Osil
corn futures was rather free
froSisions went down with grain
nr.4A ~
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
COURT ORDERS SUGAR MEN
TO COMPLETE CONTRACT
Dealers Had Refused to Pny ~ Cent.
Agreed On After Market
Slumped.
tBy Associated Press. |

~.. lbE Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Dec. l5.-Sunre,a
Court Justice Cohalan To-Day handed
down decision compelling ccnsirnces
In twenty-four sugar cases involving
more than million dollars, to paw
: cents pound for sugar which they
hhd agreed to purchase from Lam
born & Co. of this city.
~ alleged that they had agreed
70 pay that price. but had refused
I~ accept tho sugar on it's arrival In
Eaitimore after the market had
s!Gmped to less than 10 ynnts.
The plaintiffs claimed that techni
ca variation from their contracts
Win the Lamborn firm. transporta-
tlon OF the sugar by another than the
steamer agreed npon, constituted
proper grounds for their refusal to
The court ruled as follcws:
10 enjoin tho defendants from COL
letting on letter of credit estah-
lished in their favor. because the
plaintin alleges there is q dispute
de1anit or. breach by the defendant
OF the contract IL for the court To
make n new. different and distinct
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
n with grain.
81 ~ 81


HiCAGO. Dec. 9.-cattie: receipts q /.
top hrav!cs; 100; bulk. S53Til.01: western
s,eady: sales 3.soaS;Ta; fat che stock.
weak 20 Sc lower: good kind mostly 500:
90! ,gha buils sirong: pee. bulls steady
steady. -
Hogs: receipts. 800: steady 10 10 cents
hiRhcr IMAM yeStc.day's average. lights uu
Most; Closing fairly active: top early. SIS
one load: practical TOP. go: limit aite.
s.S; bulk. s;!eIsi5: pigs. i0Gfl:c higher T.
bulk desirable. 50 TO !3o-pound rigs. s.l5Gi
SNSc lower: bulk. iiCoGiils5: early TIP
lambs 10 outsiders. i2t0: packe- TOP, lIs::
packers bought choice lambs late a; iI5o:
"a, ewes top. 20: bulk, s.0ocf5.0j: wetheTs.
6"1 Three decks yeariinI ewes. 900: few
yrariinE wethers. s3: others held higher
feeder laInbA. lo.t0tr!e..s: steady.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
HAMBURG'S NOVEMBER
TRAFFIC SHOWS INCREASE
Five Times Greater In 1920 Than Dur
Ing Same Month OF
Last lcnr.
tBy Associated Press.

TEy NsSOciittN Frtss.
HAMBURG. Dec. l5.-lncominS and
outgoing sea traffic in the Hamburg
port during November was near flve
times greater than that of Novem-
Der. 1919. asgrcgating l.02S,o00 net
tons OF shipping. For the ten month $
ending November /, the net incoming
and outgoing sea traffic aggregated
100000 tons. which was mere than
six times that Of the similar period
or last year, but only about one
fourth that for the corresponding pc
riod of 1913.
The number of ships entering liam
burg from the sea last November was
i5S, and the number departing sea-
ward i7G. For the first ten months
IL the present year 1901 ships en- :
tered Hamburg from the sea and 4.iI7
departed. In 1913. during the same
month. 1863 vessels arrived and IA.
16O dcpartcd
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RICHMOND rM1SDispAAlli IUSD4., D..t:sil; Il, H. 10

Price. moved forward quickly. and a..
though tho demand icH-cHcd In tn. noon
trading advances wcr: IIirly well rnains
ta!n.d Decided Improvement was shown
IN the bond market. Jwhcrs gains oI irac.
lions 20 points w.r. made Motor Issue.
o. eitau slightly ipw-r. but quickly reversed
AROUND rs hish for tn. we.k
Fhe feature OF the market today was the
opch trading ana fairly large volume OF
nVslhera IN n. new Standard OH OF In.
uidha H. par value sharer. In which the
Failsuctiuhs wer. u UNUSUALLY large
scat" fJr any Standard OH stocks at prices
iankns rom ~ 70 ia Followed by re-
snmihs psiro:euin and carib Syndicate
'ilai" SINAI! fract ional advances In the
early trading and for a time th.r. was
ih"y bidding tor International Petroleum
tHartS. which responded with "A rise OF
inpTe ihan a point. part vi which was lost
~ the SUBSEQUENT ita~inE. Industrial is-
SUI were IRREGULAR. so!u" STOCKS rejecting
belai.d iiuu!dation. Ieydcn Chamlcal was
~so near?. selling ut "a, 70 ~.
Curb closing bid and asked:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
WlLLYS-0VERLAND WILL
PASS QUARTERLY DIVIDEND
Directors Announce Conservation OF
Cash prccIudes Cutting
Regular Melon.
[ By Associated Press.l

20 2NSSoSAaNtu f'TeSS.
NEW YORK. Dec. i5.--Directors Of
the Willys-Ovcriand Company today
announced their regular quarterly
dividend OF / "a per cent on preferred
stock would be- passed.
In explanation OF the omission OF
the dividend. the directors ISSUED a
statement explaining that while the
preferred stock dividend for the en-
tire year has been earned by a wide
margin. directors CONSIDER il To the
ultimate advantage OF the company
70 conserve cash resources until nor
NAL conditions again prevail in the
industrial and financial world"
The Amalgamated Leather Com
panes. Inc. also announced IL had
passed its quarterly dividend Of "a
per cent on preferred stock due jan
uary j. The company has paid quar-
tcriy dividends on this Issue for one
year.
The Vanadium Corporation Of
America today cut it's quarterly div
idcnd TO 81 a share as against tho
previous rate of $3.50 for three
months. In explaining their action.
Eanadium directors stated that the
company's earnings are in excess Of
regular dividend requirements. but be-
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To Rcmodel Truck nu,I,I,n-

building Inspector Butler yesterday
issued permit for remodeling the
interior OF the building occupied By
Truck Company No. >, on Grace
street. between Eighteenth and Nine
teenh Streets, at q cost of s9O4.5o.
The pillars will be removed from the
first floor and beams placed therein.
40 that there may be no obstruction
in the hnrricd exit OF the truck on
the call for help. The work is to be
under the supervision of the Building
Inspector
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
l>iIxr

cause OF the present state OF business
II was deemed advisable 20 conserve
cash resources. The announcement
Of the dividend reduction followed
suspension of dividend by several
ether companies today. resulting IN
an increasingly bearish sentiment In
the stock market.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
-------------------------
PRODUCE MARKETS.


NEW YORK. Dec. l5.-Therc was
turther dcciiD. in the market for coffee
futures here today owing TO the weakness
OF ri, exchange rates. r-porfs that Bra
zilian loan ncgotiaT iof.r mad been broken
of. and unsettled ruling OF Brazilian mar
kets March and july contracts both mad.
new low records for the season March
rslling at s.sS and July At 7.as but There
was scattering support at this Level which
caused III 5de-ate rallies in the later trad
Ing. The general market opened at n
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SuGAI,.

SEM YORK. Dec. D.-The local market
tyr IA" sugar was irregular. but nm
= IhahEsl. There were sales OF about clos
10 local re5ner. with ou;,;grt unrtn,ts
a. = ~ ~. Tor ceGsrtfuEsl $50 bags OF Cuba
3ng g. /. X. equal to ass 10 an operator
sha anothes lot OF Porto Rieos at Lls Tor
Exccpt for rrvisions of lis, prices on
1oit sugars. no further, changes were re-
quoted from s.2i to $50. The demand was
SUI Hght and OF a hand to-mouth char
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

agreement between the parties. This.
lie court Ia not prepared t. do. In
my opinion. the plaintiffs have an
adequate remedy at law. and there is
no substantial reasons shown FOR in
roking the extraordinary remedy OF
an Injunction order"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Sue. stree, Car Company.

The suit OF John VI. Holloway
Pewer company f for s,o.o "1w "a heinz anp
heard In the Law and Equity Court
80. lioitoway claims damages for in
juries suffered on January Is. this
year, when he was struck by street
car at Eleventh and Main Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
COTTON MARKER.

NEW YORK Dec. IAN oDcn,nr q.
nrke vas io tGItow ed by rass y me cotton
a. cacoun;.red on AN advance from i. Is
hi 10 foF 1, March: and .ha, delivery CLOSED
DF. with thc general list closing steady
ThS p ma4He, 'o S"can 70 70 higher.
ha, disappointing Livernooi cables. f %hife
, ,S-. was also scattered seiiss on he
arm domestic consumption agu.ag.
IN nerI hsm. wa. buyer h.rc Fight after the
bio demand from The ,rads as an, spns s.ier
ION turned iiTiner n IN" absence OF any
% May from. Ii Z to issi. Win 20 ae .;;s:
20 % I pnipis showing net advances Of
This made recovery of 80 70 % poi,,-
forming. which carried the market baai
rapout ,hs hESros Eu!ins lust before The
The demand from shorts ,hen subsidized
sllinS orders led TO scattering i.ou.da,Inn
ssa S1 Ing "T dHota, fssh r.. asSa
ar, s sss W. donestIe mill constitution OF
18th last year. S but b%ars eo'n AIMED
ad been exnec.ca and seemed to u have
i seePrpeotoy e @ft d fseor,ss o,,.,
r ETC.,. ,hcro, with ZONE trade huSinF 10 INK Tx
credited with Sayinr feW intsTss,s
IN, Inc ,,oeal market. Port rccc.pts today.
making @ s"s ss far l ,hs ssBor''
Port movement:
Mrw York;rMiddl!ng $50: stock. ea5s7.
NJ roi soe ik"aiiy,5,kt.ceip's 2sis: exports T.
9.I1 'o' i-o''U' exports.
Total Ter .season-Receit4s. a.o7o7a: e,-
NEW ORPHANS. Dec !5.-IIicher n-,oo.
,rcvai.ed today in cotton. although nftcr
hn ' hs.mns me t"ndsney was 10 react from
myine stimulated by the bulge in" in naw
[ OK Yesterday and bv tho belief in n re-
ssn ron the long decline were the ma
, nhrs PACK Of the upward movement
,oints over the level OF Mondav.s,' n 10 e.
isnuary touching 1isT and July Il az
bnt HLue attention was paid IN III,
,epi ism nn hhgmres i IN ths census bureaus re-
hough ihes" figures were in kesninw x,;,h
he nnfnvorah'e accounts OF tr.Ias III" ",
ave hcnn coming from textile cenfers
!, onGsm 1 OF 35soa7 bales a EaInst Sss, II
:ear not counting lInters hardly mct
Extreme hcarish views but fuIiy cmn
irIned moro conservative predictions.
, rErEIsRIrEG PEAYUT MARKET.
sPANIsH--Farmrrs' stock. market no,nt
nal slco per bushe1.
VIRdiNiAS- Farmers stock, market.
gs sn1x ,"|s TO &c : n ns L H. per ID.
Prime. TO a'sc Ter ib "
E" caskis q. BurcR ( Goinps nmr'
1913 East Main Street
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
pnlIce kilI nurnlnr

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN. Dec. Is.
One burglar was killed and another
wounded In n pistol Tight with police
officers here carly today The officers
had Intercepted the burglars footing
4 local store.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16
Gorca to Dcntb bx mn

IoLDREGE. NEB. Dec. Isl: NJ
Larson. aged is, farmer. living near
here. was gorcd and tramplcd 10 death
yesterday 10y pet bull. Friends OF
unsuccessful attempts to rescue him.
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NAVAL. STpBN

SAVANNAH. CA. Dec. .s.-Turpcn,lne.
ouict. 9.'z: rcc-ip,,. is5: shipm.nts iG6:
stock. !55.:.3 R,sin quiet. no sales: 70.
Se!pts ss:. shipments Gao: stock ,s:7,
VIC. WY. 100 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-16

Ne" YORK. Dec. l5.-Cottonseed oil was
ma. y nnIer general lilu.da;!on on the
virtual stagnation Of spot trad. Closing
o. S.a a. Were :. TO 70 points net Io,<r. Sales.
~, W. bafFeS Prime crude. CTy nominal:
prime summer yellow spot. $50: Januarv
st5. March. 36S: May $50: All LISs