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Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-15
CATTLE men TO ATTEND
BRADSHAW'S BIG SALE

Several prominent cattle men
from this section have signifed
their intention Of attending the
big Aberdeen-Angus cattle sale
which is to be held by Bradshaw
Bros, of Garrard and Boyle
counties. which will be held at
their new farm near Danville
Wednesday, the 10th.
They have dreams of making
the new farm one Of the most his
tOric in the commonwealth. The
cattle which they sell this time
are strong in blood of Plowman,
which recently sold in the Ker-
shaw sale for the record price of
the breed, $4,000. Never has
there been such highly bred Of
fering CT Aberdeen-Angus in
Kentucky. There is scarcely
an animal listed that is not fit to
add strength and prestige to any
herd in the land. The bulls are
suitable to head the best of herds
and should make good wherever
they go.TheBradshaws have been
constructive breeders. Every
breeder in Kentucky should at
tend the sale and lend his sup
port. Send for catalogs.
Various records were broken il
the series of Aberdeen-Angus
sales held in Iowa last week. The
circuit opened at the Glyn Nav,
Farm of Julius Tudor and Son al
Iowa City, on May 18th, where
So head averaged $2,226. Sixty
seven females averaged $2Q5l
and the yearling bull Egret, fel
to the bid of R. w. Plummer, o
! Marshalltown, Ia, at $4,000. The
top price for a female was $1,000
bid by Meade and Wegand. Q
Green, Iowa, for the four-year
old Blackcap OF Glyn Mawr 4th.
On May 10Th. w. H. Coope
sold AZ females at Hedrick at al
average of $500. The top wa
$4,000, bid by J. P. Donohue, o
Holbrook, Iowa. for Elluna E..
fve-year-old.
On May 18th P. J.. Donofue!'
sale at Holbrook, 81 head aver
1ged $5,315. The top bid wa
$4,000, which took Blackcal
Lassie for d. J. Leeney, Oxford
la. Mr.. Leeney also got Pin
Park Elgon. a four-year-old bull
at $4,000. The 50 females av
eraged $500.
Miss Nora Baldwin's sale a
l<eswick on May 18th, resulted il
an average of SOLO for 40 females
The top price was $500. bid b
by John Fitch, of Lake City. Ia
for the three-year-old Blackca
Progress and COW calf.
The beautifully conditions.
Rosengift offering of Carl. A
Resented at Kelley, on May e
obtained an average of 81 sos 70
81 head, The top price was $40
the successful bid of Anderso
Bros. of Tyler, Mimi, for tn
three-year-old COW Blackca
Gwynn. Three bulls average
$l,4l7 and 81 females 81, 500.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-15
The Lexington Trots

The Kentucky Trotting Horse
Breeders Association has re-
ceived the best lot of entries in
its history for its big meeting
that begins at Lexington October
4th. 1t
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-15
TO DEMOLISH CHURCHES
(By Associated Press.

10y ASoUCIdL ITESSJ
London, June 15-The commission
appointed by the Bishop of London
to consider the question of superflous
Sir Christopher Wren. The value Of
their sites is over 100000 pounuS
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-15

AT Maysvillc the body of Geo
Channels, ! year old son Of Geo.
Channels, was found in a spring
near his home. He had been to
visit his grandparents several
miles away and it is thought he
fell into the spring.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-15
Cut Out the Middlernan

Make for yourself the agent buying commission and
expenses. You can ship your cream yourself Is easy
as selling to buying agent We pay the freight and
guarantee your cream and cans against loss In transit
American butter is now in competition with cheaper
foreign butter and the American Farmer must market
his product in the most economical way. Feed has not
gone down any in price SO every cent of revenue must
be secured and shipping DIRECT the biggest possible
saving Just compare our prices for the last months
and see how much more you could have made by ship
ping DIRECT to the Tri-State Butter Co.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-15

Tor information leading to recovery
Address c. r. Curd. Ravenna, KY, box
1O1 142 81
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-15
Ptomaine From Ice Cream

Lexington, KY June 15-Ice
cream, frozen in the home and
eaten with Sunday dinner, caused
the serious illness of Lee sAnder-
son, farmer and road contractor
and his wife and five children.
The entire family was stricken
with ptonaine poison a few hours
after having eaten most of a gal
lon of vanilla ice cream.
WANTED = Two neat appearing
young men to travel with man.;.er;
aged Is to "a: good money and chance
to seee the country. See Mr.. Alley at
Gibson House. room 2. tonight IL
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-15

WHY worry about prohibition ?
lockwood Coffee supplies the cheer
the hangover. d. B. McKin-
ney & Company. 124 If
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-15

] OLD CORN for sale. White or yell
low. T. S. Hagaa. Phone ASP. Up
4 STOLEN-A large hay horse with
White spots on face. stolen from my
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-15

son. Good wages. Address Lamp
ton and Burks, Richmond, KY
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-15

Week begin Week Begin Week
ming Dec ming Jan. ming Fe
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1920-06-15

Z LABORERS wanted on streets.
Steady employment for the sea-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
FAIL TO SETTLE
FUEL STANDARD
Two Councilmen Favor 1863
Feet

The question OF how much fire
wood Seattle consumers will get
when they buy n cord VIII be passed
upon by the entire personnel OF the
city council.
Following n lengthy hearing on tho
matter wednesday afternoon. the
public safety committee was unable
20 agree on the correct standard
Councilmen Philip Tindail and oliver
Erickson announced that they would
return a report favoring 1853 cubic
feet as the standard for n cord. II
-. Hosketh. the third member OF the
committee. viii bring In a minority
report
!. J. Afi~n. Of ths weights and
measures department. urged 200
cubic feet con,ainer as the standard
for n load OF wood at the meeting
Wednesday. while fuel dealers WEIR
equally inHistcnt on holding thu; $40
cubic feet he the standard. aliho de
claring their willingness TO accept
tho los measure.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
ALLIES NEARING
SERIOUS SPLIT
Trouble Looms Over Dispute
About Treaty

PARIS. Aprfi -.--The in,ersTiied
commission has recommended that
Germany he allowed m army in er.
cess Of III. 100000 men provided
~ the treaty Of Versailles. the
newspaper LIn,ransiseant sid TO.
day. In a dispatch from iis oorrcs-
pondent at san Rrrno.
The present conference Of the
council OF prcmierA tho Newspaper
said. will end Aprfl 20. reconvoning
in Paris May 9. Indications OF the
breach between the allied prcmiers
In the meeting at San Reno were
seen In Newspaper dispatches here
today.
French correspondents made no
effort 10 conceal the situation. On
the one aide. they said. stands
Prime Minister Lloyd George OF
Great Britain. fnvorin1 modification
OF the peace treaty with .Gcrmany
and asking France TO piodg, her.
self not TO act alone TO enforce
the treaty in future
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
TACOMA FIGHTS
STADIUM PLAN
Or. SuzZaIlo Hurries There
TO Present Issue

open opposition 10 tho Univernlty
of Washington stadium campaign de.
veloped In Tacoma today. IL was re-.
ported at drive headquarters here
fhia noon.
Hearing Of the Jealous attitude 81
the nelKhboring city. Henry suzNlilo.
president OF the university, hurried
10 Tacoma 10 carry the fight for
funds into the enomy'a home yard.
Tacoma had beon rolled upon 20
furnish sum second only 10 Seattle
towards building the projected
stadium here. The apathy OF the
city 81 Destiny" added 10 the gloom
at drive headquarters.
we face a Horrowfui situation"
said Darwin MelHneHt, graduate
manager at noon THE campaign
ls hair over. but we have only WA.
600 actually Ia the bank. We should
have $500 900"
Determined TO raise the balance Of
tho 5000 900. university students mum.
berlng 100 launched drive on a 80.
lected list OF prospective investors
today. 20 be followed tomorrow by
the alumni drive In which 1900 Sc.
attic graduates will be approached to
buy a seat.
Tclcgrnna were dispatched today
Ia several Seattle business men call.
ing on them 10 lend their financial
aid TO the fund. Frank Warehouse
and Judge Kenneth Mcintosh were
among them.
A concerted effort win be made. Il
was announced AT headquarters. 90
sell 1000 more stadium seats before
Saturday night This would put the
fund over the top.
A. =. Eidridgc was tho heaviest
subscrtber Of the day. lie bought
81 600 worth OF seats, sending his
check for the run amount.
While Tacoma IN In a balky mood.
instantaneous response was received
from call sent 20 Yakima. Everett
and several other towns thruout the
state where alumni have swung into
tho drive with vigorous stride
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Vessels in Port at
Seattle Today

n.u 1t tsrrninAi--oAs boat KsmehAtka
atf TYes.
Fief ie-au nerGsn
Pier ia Motor scbr Kirtstiad. ST. rsusy
putard
Pacific coast tuussrs-u, q I. r swift
sure
Pier str Nuitnsmah
rf.r STIR STANLEY.
Ptss s-ttr Aiaskh
uanfoFd "a tsrninat-sitr n~i-nod
Spokane 81 terminal ruE IAN Juaa
uuthis yards SIR Eastern pawn. sti
West aahwah
Atnca yards str rsos~w~w
Todd afYdcrks-SgF Eiihu Thomson. ST.
Eastern Admiral. str AEron. str Santa
Alicia aff iaEs f1teh. ctr Fresno. ST.
Spokane. Htf Admiral watson.
usffsrnan drydneks-sttr urogkfsi.. s;'
Cordpsa
Lake uHtBn- uuIia Hnsrusifnie. nrerten,
t@sts. Eniynsion. foft jackson. "A
disosi. rtnnaht0n. nawramcnt. Bourne
vile. Aiieuhurst. AeiiiA- AfFfa. Ca
praria. Ei~1tra. osl~tn- ANydes. Area
desnia. A.adsual.. fssafa. Black Welt
pieklsnd. Hsstins. nianfurd. AEren
Anthem. wort nsrrtssa. Foft HtaHwa
Irnufka. kiteh. Laoii. Dssn~. CaEaean,
coaisn. Cinryras. Cartiia. Eiisss. sehr'
rsnfY Wilson. Salvador. Alice. hNe'
Coraa. Fresno. whaling SITS Aodia 4,
TanHtnzk
Y.., waterway r-rsninsi-ar ras,srr
Cloud. str fuftcn.
atrean-H shr niaktins. motor s<tr W. =
uursws q. a q. q. Bear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Sailors Will Get
5000 Books Here

Seattle public library has Just re.
ceivcd "A shipment Of 5000 books
from the American Library nnaocia.
ton hcadgunrtcrH IN New York for
distribution 70 the merchant vessels
here
This Is one Of the lines of activ.
ity which the A l.. A. II carrying on
and for which It's big "Books for
Everybody" campaign Ia now raising
s. 600 600 fund
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Money on Call

NEW YORK. Aprn .a--Money on call.
per cent sir months, Tdsh per cent
mercantile paper. 7 per cent
Bar silver London. GsAc. Nov York.
~
81. unchanged. pan-American Petroleum
a, D. y. up = Mexican Petroleum at
ia. off g. International Paper at ~ x.
UP = General Motors ~ $50. op 5.
United states Htsei opened at Dah. ur1-
changed Sinclair Consolidated opened 1T
IS. Oft Z American WOODEN at 10. up
2 Baldwin NJ iif up !.
Steel common. after opening unchan red
at first. dropped y TO sSH, but later
vent below ~. LaekRwanBn went below
30 while some sxreiisnt buying came
into the market late Wednesday and was
continued this morning. thore was enough
81 forced selling during the first hour to
hold prices down.
Much Of this forced selling WAS said
TO have come from afro houses with
Western connections.
The cotton market. which was under
heavy drive late Wedsesday. but which
recovered slightly before the close. sold
off aenln today.
Liberty bonds were again off and
showed no rdflying power.
The market this morning did not know
exactly what struck II yesterday and no
adequate explanation was offered In
general n was said that the strained
credit situation turnout the world was af-
fectinE the stock and commodity mar
kets. Money rates vere comparatively
easy and bankers could not explain the
exact causr Of tho selling wave.
There has been heavy selling by profes-
sionsis during the last two or three days.
but apparently there was nothing In the
news 20 account for tho severity of the
decline either In the stock or commodity
markets. In general way the financial
situation In Japan. which has heavy
balances IN the United states and Great
| Britain, is believed 20 have affected
American financial interests. but bankers
assert there ia nothing in that situation
TO create any particular alarm IN this
country,
The market closed higher.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

INC BILLY POSTUM had uisdc
~ lot OF friends in the Green
Forest and on the Green Meadows.
II was getting so that mos, OF hts
nsiEhbors smiled when they sa~ the
rough-coated little fellow coming
their way. This was partly becans.
ho had learned polltcneNs In hts old
home. way down In ~of ylrrinny, .
and partly becaus. he attended TO his
own affairs. He never lntcrfercd
with other people. sammy Jay. who
h quite dandy. used 70 make fun OF
unc' Eiiiy BECAUSE he never brushed
his hair or kept his coat smooth. and
Redty Fox always sneered 4 4 nc
Bully n he had n chanca But Recdy
Fox hasn't any friends. anyway. -
iris didn't really matter. Nobody
paid any attention to hirn until onS
day he said that Unc' Bfiiy was n
coward
jimmy skunk heard him and Jim
my walked right up In front Of Red
a.. for. tho Redfy Is much bigger.
Jimmy isn't the least Bit afraid OF
him
what DO you know about it, de-
rnauded Jimmy.
I-I--~en. What does he hide 80
~ day forT' asked Rcddy. weakly.
-Becauae he sleeps days and hunts
nights replied Jimmy. Then he
shook his fist In Reddy's fnce. -ff
he was half as much coward aa you
are. Rsddy FOX. I wouldn't have him
for n partner
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
MILLER FREED
ON $4,000 BAIL
Said 10 Be One OF Meadow
dale Gang

c. y. Miller. thought 20 b. mem
Dor Of tho gang Of alleged booze
smuRglern. whose operations were
broken up tn the raid nj Meadow
dale. March -. waa released on
$500 hail az hearing before u. 3
COMMISSIONS Bowman Wednesday
afternoon.
Miller il said TO b. thc man who
made hlH ea.capc IN the auto that got
away In a running gun Fight al
Mcadowdale lie WIS finally cap
turcd April 4 AZ Aberdeen
James y, Simpson and Baron Ions
arc two OF tho names under which
Miller maaqueradet. according 20
prohibition officers IT'S final hear
Ing before Commissioner Bowman IL
set for May IL
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Ny goodness, bat vosre noisyl" he said Mr. RI
shall lock this selfish old feLoir up?" lea e
THE CROWS ACCIDENT

After the fairies flew away from
Scrub-Up Land to stick thS pussy
willows on the trees In the Land.
Nhero Spring Was Coming. all the
creatures -sct up a racket again. for
each one wanted his turn next The
crow had the ioudost voice. 50 Nick
grabbed him 20 keep him quiet My
goodness. but you're noisy he sari.
-Mr. Ruhadub. shall / lock this sci.
fish Old fellow upg"
Ruhaduh. the fairy-man. put down
his scrubhlng brush. lie was clean.
Ing up the woodehuck after hts win
ter underground. lit Isn't bit OF
nse," he declared. Hes done the
same thing every year. Tho best
thing is 90 fix him up and get rid
az him. He's so greedy he's afraid
Farmer smith viii plant his corn
before he arrives. THERE'S the stove
POLISH mean crow polish--on the
middle shelf
Nick got busy then and daut~d
eic noisy crow all over with a thick
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

CHICAGO. spru ft--ifoxs-H Receipts.
81 eae head. market SOC 10 sec iowrs
bulk % sales. tissf8ts. butchers. tft 10
0is1s packing. o.. Seetat&. iiEht.
tissE0tsio. pisa iiATssIsbs roughs.
fifseats
Cattle Receipts. fssss h~.d market
lower. beef. iiogtts hstehar steers. q
stfts Gamers and euttsra ttoA -
rtoch~rs ard feeders, t5slAS iLse3 cows,
tT0tfts. calves. ti8uts.
sheep Receipts 10 zee head: market
weak lambs. ii5.Seai,. s~ss. tie 20 .
tia.sa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
New Terminus for
Yesler Cable Line

CITY officials took their first step
In creating new terminus OF the
Ycalcr way cable car Thursday
morning when preliminary measure
ments were made at Third ave and
Ycslcr way. Eventually cars win
stop at Third ave and not continue
down 10 Occidental ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Denver Market Status

DENVER. tprii 7H--rattis Receipts
! BOO head market - u SOC lower Steers
so sou 1850; coSA and helfers. 50 20 70
ffi.s0. stocksru aud feeders. i8dii
calves. ffsaitss.
Hogs Receipts. 1909 had. market Il
Hiov and prospects lower
shssp- Receipts. 5000 head narhe, b.
$50 asc higher. Lambs. 5000. ewes
ttasemIaTs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Demurrer to Jury
Charge Sustained

A demurrer entered by C. ID. Nc
Conahy TO a grand jury Indictment
charging conspiracy TO defraud the
government by altering the values of
war saving certificates. was sustain
cd by Federal Judge Neterer Wed
nesday. Another indictment chary
ing n similar offense. still stands
against McConahy and his wife
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
New York Customs
Break All Records

NEW YORK. April Custom
receipts for tho port Of New York
cstabliahed new monthly record
during March. according TO the re-
port q Collector Byron r. Newton.
today. A total OF So. 2si .6Ts vas
collected Most ~ tho dutiable
goods he classified as iuxuricA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Arrn fi--sissis futures raj
lied on she Chicago beard 81 Trade TO-
day. and aiisd ~ heavy tuyinE 5uinfe
from fr 20 81 ornr the upcniuE
MAY corn at ii.sGA vas w kNe ever
the opening. July corn HAinrd te At
ttspA Hegtsfnesr corn waa up i e at
tists.
Nay cats rasrss B. at BE. and JuiF
oats vas up ise at fssc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Foreign Exchange

NEW YORK. Aprii i-Fsrsign sr-
change was easter at the opening TO-DAY
Demand s,sriinE opened - g. eqk. ef'
iNe. franc checks At et1c. off cen
times. Ire checks At - Sc. up 10 cor.
tinss. marks. demand. slightly lover 81
1 .s,n. cables at Ice. Canadian dollars
at ~ zoe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Called Tyrants
by Labor Council

Mayor Caldwell and Police Chief
Warren were termed -tyrants' at
tho Central Labor council Wedncs.
day night. In resolutions flayins their
action In preventing George +. Van
dervecrs proposed speech on The
Invisible Government" ut Long.
shoremen's hall. April II.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
May Let Others
See Shows Free

When do tho terms 81 office OF the
members Of tho seattle board OF tho
atrc ccneors terminateT This infor
nation was requested by Mayor caid.
well ThurEday Of Corporation coun.
sci waller D. Meier. The chief cmoi.
urDent Of the Job u theatre censor. Il
Is understood. In the privilege OF Hre.
Ing an the latest movies frce.
4 man can't run = fo.hor~c,cwrr
automobile very far on five horse.
power income.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Say City Bridges
Infringe on Patents

Claim that the city Of Seattle has
lnfrinEed their patents In the con
struction OF the Ballard. Fremont
and University bridges. was advanc.
ed Thursday by tho Strauss Bascule
Bridge company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
Tells Police of
Chicken Menace

Mrs. w. s. Chase. s.3 i4th ave.
complained to the police Thursday
that she has chased her neighbor's
chickens out OF her garden for the
last time. She sought action from
the police.
The chickens have practically
ruined my garden reported Mrs.
Chase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
BANK CIIc,RINGs
Status of Frisco Market

SAN FnANCisCo. Apru f1.-puttsr
ENtrhs. bsts per 10
EuEn hxtFna. ESQ per dos. extra rui
lets, 81 &c per doHi undsrsifed puilets
i1r per dos
Cheese -Caiifarnia fats. fancy. fGH,
per 10. firHta. ;ic per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
BETHLEHEM DIVIDENDS

directors - the bethlehem steel com.
pAns meeting here today declared q feru.
lar quarterly dividend OF = per cent
on both classes a" aud II" o. common
stock. payable July l.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22

Ecr. 4. Stanley Sottdu
nual convention OF the oregon con
ference branch OF tho Womcn's Mis-
sionary society Of the Evangelical
association. which opened In tho
First church. 1876 Valley st.. Thurs.
day.
The convention win Close with n
NEE ting at 7so p m. sunday. which
will be addressed by Rev, Soltau-
Meetings viii be held as follows:
Thursday. 7,fb y, m. Friday. $50
n. m. 100 ard $50 o. m. Saturday.
$50 a. m and 100 D. m: Sunday. II
a. m. y tn. and 100 q. IN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

KEW York. April n .coffe.--So.
Rio. iEAc per 10. 80. Z Santos. ;sa q 80
susar-pA~. isss0is per N.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-04-22
WALTER HEAIY

WALTER HEtLY sustained IA.
ciai lacerations when his motorcycle
colnded with an automobile driven
by J. l.. Yocum. col Jackson St.
Wednesday night at Dexter ave. and
Valley st.