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Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
High School Notes

The senior-j junior dance will be held this evening in the west wing of the auditorium. The seniors have made elaborate plans for the event and a good time is promised to all those who attend. Dancing will begin promptly at S:30, and Mir. Rosenhauer has been appointed floor manager for the evening. All juniors, seniors and faculty members are invited.
 The annual junior senior banquet was held last night in the basement of the Central Christian church. A very fine program was presented aft CT the dinner and everyone had a good time.
 The tug of war which was to have been held yesterday afternoon has been postponed. There are so many events scheduled for next week that it may be the "pull'' will not be held this year
 Beginning Monday the time for be- ginning school will be advanced 45 minutes. The first period will begin at S:15 and the eighth period will close at 3:15. There are several req sons for making this change. the
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
LOCAL GIRL TO WE'D
 ATTORNEY OF GLOBE

An interesting wedding of spring will take place this morning when Miss Kathryn Mault becomes the bride of Clyde Makutchan, assistant city attorney of Globe. The wedding will take place at the home of the brides sister, Miss Myrtle Mault of S16 North Third street.
 The living room, where the cere- mony will take place, will be adorned with a wealth of flowers and ferns arranged with artistic effect. The service will be read promptly at g o'clock by Rev. R. F. Elmore of the Christian church.
 Miss Audrey Mault will be the maid of honor and her sisters only at tendant. She will wear a clever pink georgette frock and will carry pink roses.
 The bride will wear her travelling suit of blue handsomely embroidered in the same tones combined with gold threads. Her flowers will be roses and lilies of the valley.
 Immediately after the ceremony the young folks will leave for the bride S former home in Cincinnati, where they will spend their honeymoon. later taking up their residence fin Globe.
 Miss Mault for the past year has been connected with the state high way department and was previously an attache of the office of the secre- tary of state. She is one of the most likeable members of the state house family" and there will be many re- grets that the marriage of the popular girl will take her from Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
KENTUCKY SOCIETY
 ID BE PROGRAMMED
Register. former Kentuckians.

Register, former Kentuckians.
 This is the call of Charles D.. Marshall, one of the prime movers in the reorganization of the Kentucky society. who is urging every former resident of Kentucky to let the fact become known.
 Registration booths have been established in Graves Indian Shop and at the Valley Clothing store where Mir Marshall suggests that Ken lucky -Arizonians drop in and sign the big book that will make them eligible to membership.
 Plans for organization will be fur ther' perfected at a meeting to be held at the chamber of commerce Thursday night. At this time ar engagements will be made for a big reunion in form of a picnic or dance
 Before the war the Kentucky so- ciety was a flourishing organization and those interested hope to see all former members and many new ones at next weeks meeting.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
[ O|L COMPANIES
 ARE INCORPORATED

Three Arizona oil companies were incorporated yesterday. Two of the companies. both of which give Will Hams as the principal place of busi- ness, name the same incorgorators, J. B. Hooker of the Grand Canyon and R. A. Nickerson and H. H. Pit kin of Williams The companies are the Diamond State Oil company f1d the Shirely Tooker Oil company and are capitalized each for s250,00 di- vided into 2500s shares at par value of s100 a share.
 The Virginia Realty and Oil De- velopment company also filed it's art icles of incorporation with the corpo ration commission, naming Frank Blackwell of Heavener. Okla. as president: George Harben of Flagstoff, vice president, and E. P. Moore of Flagstaff. secretary treasurer The company's principal place of business is Holbrook and it's capital stock $150.000, divided into 150, ,000 shares at s1 each.
 All the concerns state the object of incorporating is to carry on a general oil business in Arizona
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
GRAPE CULTURE Is
 TOPIC IF REALTORS

The Salt River Valley Realtors as- sociation held another meeting Thursday night at the chamber of commerce. The gathering was largely attended, especially by out of town realtors Joseph Loftus acted as chairman, and the question of grape culture was discussed. The industry was decided eminently prac- t1cable In the valley. MT. Bowen of Mesa gave very interesting outline Of what he has been accomplishing with the seediess and Muscat in that section of the valley. A letter was read by the chairman from Mir. Schule of Chandler.
 The intention of the realtors as eX- pressed by President Prince is to continue these meetings every week until concrete plans have been evolved. The next meeting will be held Friday night, May 27, with Webb Griffen as chairman
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
PAROLE BOARD U
 HEAR MARTIN CASE

The case of Nichan Martin, sen fenced to be hanged June 10 for the murder of Arthur De Stuender, "a Canadian soldier. will be considered by the board of pardons and paroles at a meeting scheduled at Florence for May 2S.
 Martin, who was also a soldier, is alleged to have murdered the man with whom he travelled acl oss coun- try. Money disputes are sad to have been at the bottom of the trouble be- tween the two former service men.
 Members of the executive beard of the Frank Luke Post of the American Legion have asked that the death penalty be coramunted to life inn prisonment, and other efforts have been made in behalf Of the man against whom a chain of circumstan- tial evidence led the court to hold him guilty of the crime in northern Arizona.
 Martin was arrested in California and at the time of his arrest had in his possession the motor car in which he travelled with De Sltuender.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21

main one being the heat, and another that the teachers need more time to make up the grades.
 The annual baccalaureate sermon will be given Sunday evening at / o'clock. All seniors will meet in front of the administration building at 7:45 and will go to the service in a body. The remaining part of the auditorium is for the parents of the seniors Rev. Stavely of the First Methodist church will deliver the sermon.
 The annuals will be given out next Friday morning at the stand. The students are anXiously awaiting the appearance of the 1921 Phoenician.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
The Address Was Wrong, But Item
 Got Fine Results

All day yesterday a procession of automobiles and persons on foot, and perhaps in carriages and on horseback, filed along East Lincoln until passersby who had no business at that number wond cred whether a funeral was in progress.
 It was all because of a notice in The Republican that a Persian cat was to be given away there.
 The man who gave that notice had received the information by telephone and by the same means of communication he made it known to The Republican. He learned yesterday that he had misunderstood. It is at 545 East Linwood street that the cat is awaiting a claimant.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
Weinert Kayoes
 Wild Bill Reed
 In Second Round

Charlie Weinert made short work of Wild Bill Reed in Newark, N. J.. Thursday night, dropping the Cali fornia heavy in two rounds, accord ing to reports received by the Ari Zona Republican.
 Wild Bill was booked for the ten round main event on the opening card of the Newark Athletic club and was due for some big bouts if he made good. Bill has been playing in hard luck for the last couple of months, landing good bouts but play ing the short end.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
MAKING A DISTINCTION

Il don't believe you know the diff ference between classical music and jazz
 ''Yes. I do.' exclaimed Mr. Cum rox. Tn classical music the members of the orchestra sit still and in jazz they jump all over the platform. - Washington Star
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
HIGH WATER CLOSES
 EHRENbERG FERRY

According to telegram received by Secretary Harry Welch of the Phoenix chamber of commerce. the ferry at Ehrenberg has been closed until further notice on account of high WA ter
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
KID WILLIAMS WINS

PITTSBURG, Pa. May 20. = Kid Williams. Philadelphia, former ban tamweight champion. won the news paper decision in his ten round bout here tonight with Patsy Scanlon, Pittsburg.
Arizona republican., 1921-05-21
MIKE GIBBONS BEATS FLYNN

NEW YORK, May 20.-Mike Gib- bons of St. Paul received the judges decision over Patsy Flynn of Brook lyn after a 15-round bout in Brook lyn tonight. Gibbons weighed 15S pounds, an advantage of nearly eight hounds
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Passenger Lists Heavy
saee.al cable 70 rhe Trfnuns

ScectGl COME 10 ihc I'ffoDNs
LONDON, Nov. o.-The Aquitania,
which sailed to-day from Southampton,
carried nearly 2,ooo passengers. includ-
ing experts ana Journalists bound for
the Washington conference.
Among the passengers were Mr. and
MS Cornelius Vanderbilt. Mr.. anu
ars. Paul Warburg. Marchioness
Srswe, Princess Bibesco and George F.
Baker.
Sailing to-day on the Baltic from
liverpool we're Ian Hay, AIR. and Mrs.
frank N. Doubleday, MIR. and Mrs.
George c. Fiarl. Mrs Harry Inglis, J.
=. Dyer. Lady CappeI Wolseley, and a
team Of British fencers.
,, Ambassador and Mrs. George w.
nnaNe5 are the guests of the Earl. of
oesoy at Knowsley. near Liverpool.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Fire Record

l:s5--l5-1 Amsterdam av.: Kramer
1is-ls7 Z. sist st Fannie Panu-
Ass--s5o W issth Ct. Somis Hotel .f'A'"s
:.::s--4st .ass W sath st. unknown. unknawn naSn
s0--4e4 Columbus Dv.; Leo Aid:
sae--s25 Amsterdam av.: pennison
AiS--Fsot Of " 2stn St PIER So
s..s n z. s s. Brssto, City. .rnknown
,.ssg2--sso Ith sv.; s. Kakiaes. Unknown
s's--ss Eeekrnan St. Frederick
sss-sis Church st. x. p. Meser aA nov"
'ss-7ss e Wooster ST; Monarch Truck
ii:is--sis N .o,h st: NJ. q ii Hess l''n'"s
u;ss--Fcot ~ Independence Place ''''
snd Giles Place. the Bronx.
Pm ''ush In lot. ...-..,-.-.,-.U Unknown
's'1S--s4l W. tad ct lot. van
Buren, Advertising Sign CO.
.s'-s' ID av.' Louis Livannausr,
':s'-IssI ST., y Broadway: Fisersllt
'.'''--issth s st. and rntervale av.. the
f.ss aronx' O. J. Guds s. Co. -. TrininG
ssss--ssroas st ana CITY Island av.
me lns hronx: truck. Adoiph
LInce st. ~oppesoerg
18th at and Eastern Boule-
.s4a sard. the Bronx. lot. 80. Unknown
-.ssash Ct and RIverslde Drive;
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AKA nSLs W. 2eth St, lnt...,, Unknown
lonf Of II Battery Place.
k>a sst,c George keily. y.4..... Unknown
kix - - Sowery. Morris Jacoty Unknown
I. losth ST. auto .rChaeles
tssk i5laofH .......-. -. -. Unknown
s--ssoth 1th st. ana Webster av-, the
t,iK nFonx lct...-.......s..s. Enknnwn
E Ilsh s,-: L. S. KoshEna's
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s'--Ftont of ?ts II. 18TH st: hay
tsse--w,ss, an.nown Inssnows'
i;sx's nH1sr ass the Bronx. Traesv * plstiowT1i
Greene st.; r. g. Mice.
Sseas 49, CnhaeBr
ss].ssth s.h 81. and Nortn nsver;w
corttandt st; unanown.
1919 ssh av.;; Frank Massstt
uukuown
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Royal Mail to Send
Araguaya to Bermuda
large Steamer Will Be Taken
From South American Run
tlurinu Winans. Snnao-

;, INC steamer Araguaya. $4,000 toms
Ssglspsaeement. y will be placed in the New
not. uorS, nermuda service by the Rovai
Mst sseam racket Company on a week
~ scneduie beginning January Z. This
larpsss iarp. waesn stsn the company says is the
muaa passenger traffic. has been run.
niHg to South America between South
ahpton and Rio de Janero and Bueno,
:. Steamship lines plying from New
aorS TO Bermuda are making plans for
large volume OF winter traffic. which
snss expect to surpass all pre-war rec.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
INFORMATION WANTED
HEIRS WANTED

Missing heirs are being sought through
out the world. Many people are to-
day living in com parative poverty VINO
are really rich but do not know &.
You may be one OF them. Send for 400
page cloth bound Index Book Miss
ing Heirs and Next of Kin" contain
ing carefully authenticated lists of
missing heirs and unclaimed estates
which have been advertised for. here
and abroad. The Index of Missing
Heirs we offer for sale contains thou
sands of names which have appeared
in American. English. Scotch. Irish.
Welsh, German. French. Belgian, Swed-
ish. Indian, Colonial and other news
papers, inserted by lawyers. executors
administrators and courts Also con-
tains list OF English and Irish Court OF
Chancery and unclaimed dividend list
of Bank of England. Your name or
your ancestors may be In the list
Send one dollar (s1.oo) at once for
book before 5th edition is exhausted
Established 1881
INTERNATIONAL CLAIM AGENCY,
Dept. a54, Pittsburgh, Pa.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
MEN WANTED

MEN WANTED
We want Immediately re-
liable, able bodied men, be-
tween the ages Of Fl and IS,
for honorable, good-paying,
permanent employment in
our American Shop Plan
Organization.
Every man employed now
and proving satisfactory will
be assured Of a permanent
position.
CAUTION
This opportunity will last
but a few days, as we are
fast completing our organi-
zation and this advertisement
will be withdrawn.
We need Immediately
ROUTE Statesmen
TRANSFERS
HELPERS
PLATFORM MEN
YARDMEN
Apply 7 a. m. to 7 p. m.
Borden's Farm Products Co.
EMPLOYMENT OFFICES
200 Lexington Ave,
near Z. 32nd ST.. n. Y. c.
154 West 51st ST.,
near Sixth Ave. N. Y. c.
oo2 Gates Ave. Brooklyn.
Is Fourth Ave, Newark, n. ].
l63 State ST., Hackensack, N. 7.
50 Crary Ave, Mt. Vernon.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

JAPANESE wants position to work few
hours where can attend school can cook
references. Tanaka. ia " s5th
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
ARMY Orders

Fvcn Tne TrsYane's Washington B~reau
WASHINGTON. Nov. 6.--Arn,y orders
Issued to-day follow:
Infantry
johnson. Capt. NJ H. to washington.
Hartle MAJ r. p. 10 Sale Lake ,City.
Gregg Maj II. W. to Camp Knox.
sullivan. Mai. J. s.. to Camp Knox
Wheeler Mai w r.. TO Camp Beuning
Davis Cot r. c., to Plattsburg Barracks
Cavalry
Alexander. 1t r. N. to Douslas.
Cenlon. LII. c: l.. "a P-esidio of Monterey.
Lene. 1t. G. w. tr.. ,e f.. 2. A. Russell.
Morrison 1t &. E.. TO TT. Bliss
sfansbnry Ii E. V. TO TT. Biss.
Constant CAPT. $. V. to Ft. Huachuca.
Perry Capt. p. s.. TO FIT. r. A. Russell.
Sherwood. Capt. r. H. 10 FIT Des Mcines.
Fonowtng to Manila Mcmillan, Capt J.
G.. strong. Capt. G. H: De Saussure, Ut.
E. Fl. Burgess. 1T. G.; D'liard. Ii. 9
H. Cress; 1t. E. f; Rooster. Lit. r. w.
Miscellaneous
Kiimer, Capt. W. s., Engrs., to FIT. Iyer-
Pack. Maj W. IL, G. NJ c., 70 Camp
Callahan. 1t. J. w. Ord. TO Metuchea
Haines. Maj. E. e.. Msd c.. TO Washing
ton. W
Rifsnherich. Maj. r. p. jr., U. s. A., to
Celum hta, Tenn.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

scTH ST. LEXINGTON Av. (HoLel Rut
eGge)-Women exclusively: newly deco
rated; room. bath. SIS weekly up: also
room, use bat III. sli weekly up: restaurant
convenience; big reduction for persons
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Govers,or's Isia nd Orders

Governors Island Orders
Special Order No 26s-Far. g.. In Ac-
coysia fsea with paragraph IS. special reCu-
iations. NJ. 4s. the failowing assignYne nis
of reserve officers of this corps area are
insds.
77th D3vfsios-To the general STAFF Sec
tom Division IJea&quavters: Captain Henry
Ives cobb. r a. q. r. C.. 1855 Broadway,
New York. To ihe sdtutants section i,i-
tr., a. DO. II. e., SCI Fifth Avenue, New
Tork
To the 3astn infantry First Lieutenant
Rnenfd al johnson fnF-O, r. G.. sSs
Bloomfield street. Hohoken; First Lieuton-
sat,t STAFFORD H. Dickinson, INF. % n, C..
E44 Fifth Avenue, New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

CHAMBERMAID~LAu Swedish
smaii family: we'll recommended Sean
dinavian Agency, sls Lexington ave
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CAPABLE BUSINESS MAN with IS. 600 "a
partner for an absolutely and. highly
profitah.s business enterprise Of rerac.,,l,essi
and lndarsrd standard merits which can
stand the most rigid investi cation, I'M
vestment fully secured; details hgen only
al personal Interview to prgnt{Sals with
rsfsrsnees. Address * r0s Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
PERSONAL

Come home: all hearthroken at
your sudden departure. Communicate .
with Pop
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06

JAPAN ANEsE-Experlenc-si COCK butler. COM
petent. trustworthy, references Agency
ics West 4sth ct. Bryant .Ts7
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS

Losr--Ford Sedan 1920. 4ad st and Madi-
sou av.. October a6. between and s
>. M This car was loaned to Mr.. n Bar
ton. OF 4l9 West ilath st Any informa-
ton leading to It's whereabouts will re-
ceive liberal reward without questions
Motor Nc. ton37so Write phone or cau
II information is correct will mail reward.
q, Barton. 40 w. llsth s,- Morningsds
770o. Apt. lie.
-
NOTICE is hereby given Of the theft from
the registered mail at Warwick ~. Y.
about February lS. 1921. OF two 81 600
Temporary Certificates, numbered M6l23s
External ~ Sinking Fund Bonds. FED
BRAi. INSURANCE COMPANY, 5 South
William st. ". Y. {.
5000 REWARD
No questions asked for return or infornia-
ton leading 10 recovery OF jeweiry taken
from the home OF Colonel A. r. Kuser
Bernardsvlie. n j. The Preferred Acct
dent Insurance Co, so Maiden Lane, New
York City. Telephone 1904 John.
A SMALL sable cape. Friday evening going
from Grand Central Station TO Penn. Sta
ton, Tth sv. by taxi. reward. Breingan.
ark, y. J.
LOsT-saturday night. October 90 be-
tween Ambassador Theater and Wander
bilt Hotel diamond platinum half moon
hairpn: reward Phone Lenox <2ll.
Lost Bankbooks
LOST-Bank Book No. $50, ,575 The Green
wick Savings Bank. 24s Sixth Ave. N.
Y. city. Payment stopped. Please return
to bank
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Miscellaneous

GETTING among eight million persons
with your patents. products. services,
write Hanion, Tribune Oface. or II Mont.
gcmery, Jersey CITY
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Brooklyn

ROOM with semi private bath; Christian
Scientist or Protestant business man;
beautiful residential section: near subways.
Lafayette 2S26.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
MORTGAGE LOAN WANTED
TEA ROOMS

THE OLDEST TEA ROOM In New York;
1ow settled In its new home The
Fe-nery. 50 West 5ssh ss.. Opposite Con-
sral Park. near the Plaza Open Sundays
and holidays Matinee lunch. rs cents.
Chicken dinner. ~ 40. Hostess Miss Tucker
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
HELP WANTED MALE

BDDKkEEPER and MANAGER. with aorre
eiec srical aad mechanical knowledge.
Read advert .sesnent under business OPP
portunities." X r 80. Tribune.
Observation-Disclosures d few first ciass
carpet ard rug dssi gners by large manu-
featuring Shncsrn; good pay to ths right
people. Write .. *. 1853 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
FOR SALE

HAN rsSOAfE antigue cres 4 Spars,h .navts
perfect condition. Phone Prospect s2sa-h ~
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1890 WILLIE DWIGHT eight-evlind.r tar-
eauiette; terms r4aKonah he- monthly urs~
rate Chauffeur For appointment pftnna
Academy. s52a. Bsnas
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Furniture
Patents and Inventions
Pianos and Musical Instruments
Typewriters

WANTED-Mason g. Hamiin LisZt sario,
organ Box zTa, Madison Square Staten
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
COUNTRY BOARD

MODERATED boarding home
for those seeking a permanent hons or
rest: ideal location; good food and finest
mineral water; good treatment; we also
take seni-invalids. Write phone, Bell.
l73 F "a Ephrata. or address The Naples,
Akron. Pa.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

COUNTRY VACATION CLUB, which owns
900 acres Of highly elevated land and
extends ) months housing acconlmod ations
10 lis members who OF small means
desires to enlarge its membership. For
particulars address II. II. Hyett Room
1925. Al West saith St
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
wATcHMAN. ALERT.

years experiences with wesl-known con-
Germ; strictly sober. ca n furnish highest
references. s56. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
Miscellaneous

uTOR-Elementary subjects, can devote
one Or two hours day To backward
boy. K I'll. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS TO LET
West Side

AMERICAN private family have two large
attractive connecting rooms, With private
also tne roon.. Phone Miss Hill, sTo7 Murray
Hill. References exchanged.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Chambermaids

CHAMBERMA ID WAITRESS, nice. light
tiers Agency, 20 w. 4sd Murray Hill 4e4e.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-06
BOARDERs WANTED

BOTH ST. AT LEXINGTON Av. (Hotel
Rutledgel-For ladies: one room and
meals from SIS up: elevator telephone
etc; full hotel service: newly decorated.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12

THREE -roomed cottage; also fine
apartments; private bath. 25o w. An'
riendo.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
WOOL MARKET

noston, Mass, Nov. 1.-The Com
in'rcial Bulletin tomorrow will say:
The demand for wool has continued
If fair proportion and has been well
diversified SO far as grades and classi-
fications arc concerned. everything
from fine staple wool TO the low grade
foreign woods. having changed hands
at prices which are fully firm IL not
even bit stronger on certain grades.
Some speculative activity is reported
on the market in low South Amcri-
can woods.
The prices paid for the fall Texas
woods have shown an upward tendency
this week, clean landed costs Boston
being about 65n5s cents for lla wool
purchased in del Rio.
In the goods market demand has
slackoncd.
SECURED BASTS-Tcxas fine. IL
months. e5G 15c: fine. S months. 6o1s5c.
TERRtToRI-Finc staple choice So
mS5c; half-blpod combings, ssn5
three cigh this blood combing, 50d55c.
quartcr-blood combinE i0Qi2o: fine and
fine medium clothing 606fs5c: fine and
fine medium French combing 65a72c.
PULLED-Dolaine. S0dS5c; AA. 75n
soc; A supers, 60n sOc.
Mohair best combing, 2id30c: bcst
carding, 22d25c
FOR. Rents unfurnished rooms,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
LAMAR NEWS

Automobiles and other traffic over
the main highway is being detoured
over the road TO Springfield, south of
the city, while workmen are repair
ing the highway. The Old road has not
been in use for several months but at
present is in better condition than the
D.-c.-D highway into Lamar Other
roads leading into. the city are in eA-
cellent condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. b. Handy, OF La
Junta, are visiting their son, Claud
Handy and Mrs, Hanby, en- route home
from trip east. They spent several
weeks visiting in Topeka.
AS the time for the November term
of court for this district draws near
the sheriff finds that his "hotel' is we'll
patronized all of the cells being filled,
and several new cots secured for 9TH
ers. Most of the cases to come up are
civil cases but there are also ABOUT
twenty criminal cases. the most nota-
BILE being the McClain case and the
Aguilar bank robbery case, both Of
which are attracting widespread at
tention in this county.
Mrs. Claude Hamilton returned to her
home in Springfield Wednesday after Il
several days visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. II. Christy.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-11-12
L @ IINESTncK

Kansas City, Mo-. Nov. 11.-(U. s.
Bureau of )-Cattle-Receipts
400: steady; quality plain; all grades
and classes around steady; steer
sales si.6on6.25; cows generally $40
n3.Ii; heifers S3.60d5.o5: Gamers $3.50
M2.s6: choice vealers offered $3.50; good
stock calves s5.25m5.50.
Hogs-Reccipts 800: fully steady
with yesterdays average: top 500 to
shippers: $500 to packers: bulk of
sales ss.65T1.0o: shippers took two
thirds of supply early: packing. sows
mostly s550a6.00: few pigs offered.
Sheep - Receipts 1,500: generally
steady: good and choice fed western
lambs sss5da.oo; no shippers or feed
ing lambs offered.