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Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
ICE MOVES OUT OF
 MIGHTY YUKON
May 13 Saw the Ice Go Out in Front of Dawson and City
 Celebrates

The going out of thc Ico in front of Che city of Dawson is one of the great events Of Che year at Che Yu- kon metropolis. os it signals Che ape proach Of Che time when navigation by water win Doe open from Chat place Co various parts Of Che river systom oi navigation. The event as chroniclod in Che Dawson News Of May l3 is as follows:
 The fee went out on Che Dawson waterfront at 12:if:45 D. m. today
 Tho flag and clock connections put up under Che direction Of tho Vig.lanto committee. headed by Harry Garner Che boy from vir- r.uia. worked perfectly
 The clock remained hanging in tto position on Che wall in which it
 stood when Che fee started and Che popuiace thronged down and In- spcctci it and then devoted its ate ,outon Co Che passing show -the dut movement Of tho mighty Yukon prs, the Imperial city Of Dawson since Che frost nend locked che biz
 stream tight as a drum last October
 The fec ron past Dawson for half an hour or more. and gradually ceased. except for Q ltue detached Ice now and then. A jam somewhere above the mouth Of thc Klondike had topped Che general now As uo ice from above Dawson requires many hours Go run out every spring. .t may be depended upon that much Is yet to como.
 Tho Kondikc water flooded Che Yukon at tbo mouth of Che Klondike mst evening and today it looked like n lake until Che time of thc break Tho Klondikc water also ram down ho Dawson shore and began Go cut away Che ice in huge irregular cakes Tho fec below town gave out some hours before the general break on Che front
 Holz. who selected tbc eleventh Che day of days, making his de- ducuous according Co thc law of general ayeraros saw tho dato lapse into Che limbo of Che obiivious past .t midnight and flew to arms Of Morpheus at midnight He rose carly and contributed a billion dol-. lars To Che cause of humanity and went back Co work. Hc figures his. net profits on his new publication on "Ico and General Averages will more than rcplcnish his cxchcQuer
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
INSTALL
 NEW OFFICERS
Pa Worthy President Alex Kiloh Acts as Installing Officer for
 Local Aeuc

Junior Past Worthy President Alex kUoh acted u maamne ol- G..r to u.e. be newly elected of r.H of Douglas Aer.e No Ill In tr.r rno. last FnJar evening" Owing TO Che absence oI Alex sur- rock. th. n.uIy elected Worthy pres- uul he was Installed by rrozy aa u Jack Soy as conductor and Alex a inside guard. P. W. p. J. e. Zimmerman acted as conductor for tn. ..r.mone.
 other o"..ors Installed uore.
 Robert Frazer Junior rut Wor- .tr Jml
 Ouo Wdomanu Worthy V.oc rr Ion.
 Charles Soy Chaplain
 em H Erickson Secretary
 R. A Schmidt Treasurer.
 1ue snudsh1 OuIde Guard
 X. G Johnson and Gus.y Gmi- .ar Trustees.
 Preceding the installation there WIZ. o.ass ol .hree now members Haa into Che Iodeo'
 The meeting was followed by a banquet at which about forty mcm. members at a. One banquet tab'c
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
FISH PACKING TO
 BE DONE HERE
Two Outfits Win Handle Fish for Shipment South in Ice Using
 City Wharf for Base

A man by Che name of ReichwIuo. who operated a cauuory at Hood bay last aoasou, has rented one of Che Henson cottages ou Che city wharf and wlL during tho aeason. operate l mild curing and fresh dsh pack me plant here He has already con- roctod for ice from tho Toku to be used In packing his 0sh. He win use che Peggy for work boat
 Ho plans on mld-cur.ng the large kings and shipping Che smaller ones to Seattle in icc
 J H Long, Of Che Douglas Island Packing Company besides operating his caaucry horc. win also ship sale mon iu tee lo Seattle. it is claimed.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
OIL FIELDS ARE
 EXCEEDINGLY RICH
Native Punch Hole in the Ground. Light Che Gas and Boil Their
 Kettles Over Flame

Reports ol One u.1t richness ot ,he For. Norman oI fields ore oon-
 arry b.ue broush- .o Che Coast The atest l. Che neus toid by am old Indian near Che fields Chat for years Che uau,rs had simply made a uuc hole In .te ground. nc Che oil and boiled choir kettles over thc flame
 The Wnteuore Star has .hc .o- lowing to say abou. thc latest bunch Of aampcic- to como from Che new ae.ds
 Th. uIoune men returned to WhItohor.. a.- Heok after n record "Trip from Port Norman. where laey no sas.I oI ola'ms and aI arc now nm the.r way to record aame at EI- montoa Alberta Hun.o Mckenzie. Tom E Bec. J. MacDonneu Prank ElcI Hector Bauac. John O.eu Fritz Guder and two rnd.en-. pe''y r.t and Joe Ladue.
 These mon an wont to Port Nar- man by Che Yukon roate w .he Ross river and down Che Grave. Hsor and as .l., broke aII records .c- winter travel .t definitely proves ruat m. Yukon route |. .ae b.s. ras- .IbIe on. for Che winter tr.p They .o-. u.t IS days from thc oil well Fort Norman to che Taylor. nnary r.lar N Co. Lti. post at. m. Bo. rvor. and from ,herc to. e.maDs. it Is possible to mako the. trip In [ lays so .t |. only a 22-. f.ys ur from Carma.ks .o One o.l f.d
 Two Imperial OI LtI. men are r.rc in charge O. .h. h.e woI and tr.se mon informed Tho sI.mnelers H.t tHr. wa. a n-o..Hr. ol f0. pounds o Che srr.r. inch at tao ueI 0re of tao.e mon. am o.d- timer Ir .he oI eam. aa.oi that ho was certain tha. section o, the country has a wonderful mw. .
 An old Indian near Port Norman Informed Che party chat m the carly . drr. One Indian. simply made HtHe. hole Ia the ground W.fh stick and U th. oI and boiled choir kettle. o,or f.e Hume .n tne existence ol. ou has boon known tor many years
 Sydney Tucker returned with Che. mon from cam0.s. .s he .n'e- ..teI in m. company which oufdttei .l. mon for choir Grip.
 This country s ur. .o develop yery rapidly in Che near nwe and he Yukon Nu reap great benefits i'm many ways particularly when it. become. mor. generally known that tna a th. h.t winter route.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
ENGINEER BACK

Donald Steel who five years ago was on Douglas Island for several months in charge Of a diamond drill prospecting outfit that put down sev- cral holes in Douglas looking for a quartz ledge was back in Che coun-
 ry recently He loft for his home In California on Che Admiral Wat son yesterday morning He was in this vicinity for about ten days In company with R. r. Lewis Of the Ju- uoau Water Company Mir. Steel who Is mining engineer. examin- ed a number of prospects for Mr.. Lewis
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
LAST RAILS ARE
 CONTRACTED FOR United States Steel Products Com pany Must Deliver Material
 by September l

Awarding contracts involving am .luoni.urc of S39I5S166. MoI c. |E Dole. general purchasing agent of
 hc Alaskan Engineering Commits sion. w.n headquarters at Seattle. . late yesterday afternoon completed arrangements for moving Che last .bIs sh.pmu. Of steel rails and ios- tmmes needed in completing Che governments s5e.O0oOOo railroad i'm Alaska. says Che Times
 Tho contracts. which were award ed Go Che United sutc. Steel prod- nets Company cau for Ono delivery
 r scvard Alaska. by September l of 5.i00 gross tors ot 10-pomd steci rails at s6g.g0 gross ton. or a total of fall106; 6.ooo pa.r of angle
 splice bars at S6.g65.1Ut f5O kegs ol track bolts at tto6a6o. 6l2 kegs Of uaos spikes at SL51116. and CO., 000 ue plates at trS75.
 The rails and as.enugs win be
 shipped by Che United States Stool Products Company fo Mobile. Aia. from point ot manufacture. and transported by steamship Co Seward via he Panama Canal They win be. carried i'm one vessel representative O. Che Alaskan Engineering Commits sion were informed Tho steel rails win be rolled m Birmingham. Aa.. Che uc nlalc. manufactured In Gary Ind. and the track sn.k.. bolts and .reIe splice bars. u Joliet nl
 The roeI rails and fittings win complete che government railroad end win tc used In building through Che Broad Pass country from Mile. esI at Hurricane GuIoh Che present. .rd of Che s.ee. The material win bc enough To lay 50 miles Of track
 The hHsEau Engineering Come .on has 50g tor. of s.ool rails and uetcnues tn soat.ie which win b. shipped from this port early us. month ta Nuaua via st Michael. Co. win ho used m tac construction of. ha railroad south from Ha.cy to. meet H. limo from Hurricane GuIcn. The hug. ... h.l.e or.r Hlr .
 n. Gu.er now being ere.t0i| l and a al he material for .hc. .u.m. hu t..u Inp.i ,1 Aa k. 0r.0H. four carloads which WII. . eo forward from sHrt'. a. mn carly l. tale.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
MEN WANTED

Fily pick and shovel mon are wanted for work on Che government railroad out of Anchorage, according to word received by Governor Thom- as Riee recently lt is said Chat Che fy mon win be given employment for the summer if thcy como to Au- ctoueo on the next two boats leay- ing Juneau
 Tho Commission haa made Che aa,cmmt Chat no men win bc sent from Che south If Aaakms can be secured to do Che work It is m- derstood Chat Che men must pay tho.r own transportation Go Anchor age and ,hat they win be sent out to Che end of s,ecI
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
TO KUsEOEwM

Douglas Mead. at Che present time working for tho Nassa-Juueau Gold Mining Company. win icavc Che lat- Cor part of Che month for Nixon e Pork. ou tae kuasotwim river whore hc win erect a stamp min for fhe Treadvol Company on Che quartz properties they oro develop us He win ro by way of Che lu- bon r.vor n. far as po Ih.c
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
FORMER DOUGLAS
 MAN IS DROWNED
Loses Life When Plank Breaks on Wuoughby Avenue in Juneau
 Yesterday Morning

Jos.rh kHNa-.r at one ume % resident ID. u.rr... was drowned at .r ea-Ut hour y.s,eriay morning. when . r.r. upon which hc was u.I.. m m. south side side ot tn. E.I cumm0 s.ou barn on WH- Uue.. a,.ru. m Juneau broke rrI.- his weigh. and bo u.s thrown r.. m. water He evidently
 -u.s n.. bond whom falling. tor he .I mn. mako. ..rue e.c when be h., n. n.t.r ac.orI.u- .'a friend who ... n..h him .. tae time. Hc bad ... H..mhark.I from TOW boat .H.. having roN.I from Douglas Go Taa..a
 Mr. N.ur uIs ti yeau ot and u born m Germany Hc
 survived h. n.e and yome
 MI. v.l. H sister of Mrs. I...ra E.U o. t..s city. He came In uu.. from Prince Rupert ....r 0- .eHt re.r. ago and was a h...r h.. .... working at chat ba.n.. .. various umes In Juneau aH.r h. and hts family have been living IT. owned property tn thc Capital 0v
 Tn. funeral vIu b. held Sunday afternoon .t o'clock under Che aua- n.s o. m. Noes. lodge or which nr..r. ...uon n. was member
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
GOES TO WESTWARD

Harry Rcvro.h % one time rose Idon, Of ths city, who distinguished nmao'f in Che late war; paecd through Che Channel lat week on board .hc Alameda erroute to West- cn Alaska The boat was in port during Che carly hours of thc morn ire SO hc had no chance to v.s.t rcl- u'.yo. and friends here.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
FROM SHELTER ISLAND

John McWW.ams William shalcr end Tom Shelley arrived in town Friday from shelter leland whore tbey have a ranch and where thcy hayc boon putting u crops Mr. Shelley win remain hero. while Che other two mon have rcturud to Che ranch witch Mr. shaiora family They report chat n addition Go their usual root garden thcy have now moro thau 5.O0O strawberry plants under cultivation.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
ELKS' EXERCISES
 FOR FLAG DAY
Juneau Lodge Win Celebrate the Day at Auditorium Next
 Sunday Afternoon

Next Tuesday is Flag Day; Che Elm Lodge of Juneau win keep Che doy by exercises in Che auditorium of tbe.r han on uozt Sunday aftor- noon at 2.8O o'clock This Is an annual event for Che order and is al- ways attended by members from au points on Che Channel aa we'll as visitors The program ia as fol- lows.
 Selection. "smr spanelol Banner"
 " Orchestra Introductory Exercises ........
 ExaItod Ruler and OUccu Prayer ........ Chaplain Quar,cuc Selected -
 Mrs Henderson. Mrs Faulkner
 Mcsr Hulnd. Henderson, "Flae Record B. A. Bosolc Altar Services Esquire and OGiceu Violin Solo - w. E. Howell Patriotic Airs Orchestra Grafton .. J. A. Heuenthai Song "AmcHDa" lAuIIonce to ioiuI Closing Ceremony ....
 Exalted Ruler w. J. M1uahn
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
PAINTING UP

The painting fever has struck Douglas business mon and at loast
 three business houses have already been treated Co now coats Of paint They are Che Fcua Hardware store. Che pus.th Pool Room and Che Hun- ter Hotel Tho new dress greatly Improves One looks oi tho buildings and al of Front street where they arc located
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
TO CALIFORNIA

N John r.us. accompanied by her two daughters Mamie and E'e ale,h is contemplating a trip Go 'ln Francisco .oou Miss Elizabeth win auoud ..hoo' nc0r .hcro. while Miss Mamie win return home wIth her mother tn umc to enter high
 hooI her. ucEt aIL
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
EAGLE PICNIC

ont ...t Sunday tor oh. local A.-e o. E.r.e ,o look for a good n..n. ground To hold tte aa- HaaI picnic 70. t.e lodge rhe s.. or .ya.. l... aas uo. ae.H decided upon E.. .ut .t win .e hold some une during che nr..u. month ud u.H ae lor m Eagle. and tae.- q .a- u.f
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
FROM WESTWARD

Miss Uum. Aaito. who has boon oachiur Che Territorial school at kena during Che past tom. rc- turned to Douglas oar'y In Che week ou thc Admiral Watson for visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Au- eu. Aalto
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10

Last Friday evening picnic rr.r oomn..I O. ahou, tNn.r- r.. os tao young folks o. Douglas
 aud went o1. fo Nam.m s.end . board m. eH boat Enterprise. Capt. Earl Nar'ey Mrs. Gertrude L.IehHu was .he chaneroHe
 "A worry good Hmo and a H'. l.- n-a was reported bv aI tho young 0.ss
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
TEACHERS LEAVE

The Misses WnH..ral ra.rmar end Elizabeth Thompson len for ne.r homes iu Che south ou Che Spokane Monday mou.ue Tho ior- mar wa. a teacher in Che Trcldwel .hooI and Che iatter at Douglas
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
MEET EARLY

Hose Companies No. and Of Che Douglas Fire Department win meet at o'clock sharp mex. Monday evening Go give members who wish mn opportunity to attend the dance fhat evening" There win hc bus.- moss of unusual Importance at the meeting.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
FROM THANE

Mir. and Mrs. Harry Kinney who since moving from Douglas several years ago have been living at Thano. have moved back to Douglas and are occupying apartments in Che Weyer- horst hospital building
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
GONE FISHING

B IA Schmidt '.lt yesterday morning on tho Earl M for rnakcc uH.r. he win spend hs regular
 unmer vacation. He 's taking wIth him au Of hs fishing tackle and e.uo.Is ,o devote most ol his waking hours to catching trout, Hc win re- turn hcre some time Iu Ju'y
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
EUrERTAINs

Mrs. John Richards entertained nst night I'm honor ol Mcdamca Carpenter Altman and Preston who are visiting hcre Just few nu- mrtc friends Of Che ladies were present
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
SISTER uL

Nr Nse nuaoh. accompanied hr her .No children HHn and Hu-
 a.ph Ielt Sunday oa Che Spokane for Seattle Tn answer t1 u meae0 from her parents telling ot Che aar.- nls illness O. her ..I.- N HcIm Dauolm. Miss Hn.oHuI lived h.ro for number ul years Wta her parents
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
10 KENNECOTT

I1OE k..rror who has been em- n.aeet at Che rharc m.IL win leave .n the ars boat going fo Wciern Alaska for hWra.0tt wher. ho has boon offered a position as a min man. Te win saHl mr h.. family later f .e likes m. position.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
GOING WEST

Melville NuuIs. uuul recently em- ployod witch Che Alaska Electric Lrbt and Power Company win lc1vc on Che first available boat for Western Alaska. where ho win bc employed
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
TO PERSEVERANCE

Alex Kiloh. formerly Of this city, has been transferred from Thane to Perseverance. where he is assisting in cratlng machinery for shipment from the mine Co Juneau.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
GETTING BETTER

Mrs. Clarence J. Wooftcr who is very well known hero. is said Co be recovering from her recent severe illness 10 was thought for several days last wcok chat she would not rocovor but took a turn for the bet- ter lost Sunday and Is now rapidly getting weu She Is ot st Ann hos- D.tal Juneau
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
VISIT PARENTS

Miss Esther oliver. daughter of AIr. and Mrs. Frank oliver Of this city. arrived here Friday evening on Che steamer Northwcstc'n to visit with her parents
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
FROM sKAGwAY

F. J. White returned cerly in Che week from a bushes eir.p Co Wh.te- horao and Skaeway On h's visit ot WbitehoHo hc gold h.s paper there. che Whtebomc Star, Co group oi business men and it win hc operated tn thc future by Che two men who hayc had tin charge since Che death Of thc late Mr. Rousseau.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
CLUB MEETING

The Douglas Island Woman's Club win meet this evening at the home of Mrs Egburt Loomis. The date was postponed from Wednesday of this week
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
INJURED

Nr. LnEo.h. mother Of Mrs. F Loom.s ol tha city. sustained quite serious Injury Co her shoulder carly tfis week by falling down
 a.u
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10

Rudolph J. Uuic. for Q number of years resident Of Douglas but lately living at Seattle. is now a member of the wireless force of Che steamer Alameda and was on board the boat on hor last trip to the North
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
CLUB NETS

Tho Q v. D. Club met at che home of Miss Marie Henson ou Wel- ucsdar evonne About ten members oI Che club were present
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10
ANOTHER 'ro~E

Ben Decker, who is employed at the Ready Bullion. has moved from apartments at Treadwell to Douglas.
Douglas Island news., 1921-06-10

Job rrlnung at tho NoW8 offIce-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-08

around his body while holding
services. Whether the snake bit
him or not Is not known. but he
came through the demonstration
apparently unframed.
He then declared that his faith
made him immune from poison
At the meeting following the
statement d boy in the congre-
cation. in order that the alleged
immunity of the preacher might
be tested. handed him vial OF
poison. telling him what it was.
Bishop drank the poison and died
in a few minutes. His followers
were greatly excited but some OF
them declared he would raise
from the dead on the third day
\ watch was kept over his body
but there was no resurrection.
The TACT that Bishop drank the
poison knowing what it was
caused the bow to be exonerated
from blame for his death.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-08
C0L0RED COLUMN
(By w. B. Chenault)


Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Walker are
receiving congratulations over
tie arrival of fine SON.
Miss Lena Newman has re-
turned home from Brassfield,
where she and little niece, Eliza
beth. had been visiting her sister,
and brother and other friends.
Mrs. Bette Walker and Miss
Hannah spent q few d.lys this
week in the country with her
son. Dan Walker and family
Mrs. Addie Anderson enter
tanned her pastor, Rev. Wade
Thompson, at her home on Lin
den avenue with a dinner July 4.
Miss Willie Huguely and a
large number Of Irvine young
folks passed through enroute to
Winchester to attend the picnic
and dance givc, there July 4.
Entertains Music Club
Little Miss Helen Anderson
entertained her music club at her
h1ne on Linden avenue
DevOtiOns quotations: dues {:
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-08
business program.
Song-Club.
Installation of Oficcrs-Nrs

Installation of Oficcrs-Mrs.
Mamie HattOn.
What | Have Learned in Mu-
sic-Miss Marion Tribble.
Study of Scales-Mrs. w. b.
Chenault.
Instrumental Duet-Niss Al
Ma Covington and teacher.
Instrumental Solo-Miss Con
celia -Ballew.
Instrumental SG'o-Miss Josie
B. Hatton.
Report OF the critic and closing
ode.
A delightful ice course was
served. The next meeting will
be with Miss Gonzella Ballew.
Those present were Mrs. Nan
ME Hatton. Mrs. Goldie Che
nault. Misses Marion Tribble,
Lois Miller. Mamie c. Hogan,
Elizabeth Newman. Louise Ben
ton. Sallie CT. Arthur. Mary c.
Green, Alma Covington. Lorena
Bennett. Josie b. Hatton. Sarah
L. Phelps. Lena B. Ballew. Con
celia Ba1lew and lila Merritt.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-08
DR.. SANDL IN is A
HAZARD BOOSTER

DR.. Claude Sandlin, who is here
on a visit to his parents, Dir. and
Mrs. H. c.. Sandlin. is greatly
pleased with his new home at
Hazard where he has been locat-
ed for the past year or so. He
says that Hazard is growing by
leaps and bounds and is easily the
metropolis of the mountains. The
l.. & N. Railroad is expanding
100000 for Improvements at
Hazard. Among the improve
ments will be a round house. ma
chine shops. Y. NJ. c. A building
and a foot bridge over the north
fork of the Kentucky river. The
Y. M. c. A. building alone will
cost $4,000. A Chicago firm has
the contract and work is being
rushed so that it will be conplet-
ed before winter sets in.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-08

Hanna, State Commissioner OF
Agriculture. according to in an
nouncement made today. The
names of ten OF the superinten-
dents were announced several
days ago. The superintendent
nineteen men and two women.
are from all parts of the state.
The names OF those not previous
ly given are as follows:
Field. seed and grain H. c.
Lovelace, Louisville; tobacco.
George Wallingiord. Cvnthiana ::
horticulture, Ben E Miles, Hen
derSon; plants and flowers. VIII
liam Rabe, Versailles: women's
department, Miss Addie Ditto,
Louisville; farm implements and
machinery. L. L. Dorsey. An
chorage: stock Judging contest.
E w. Young, Shelbyville; edu-
cation. Miss Georgia Slcdd, Mt.
Sterling; speed, T. ]. Stahl. Pa
ducah; dairy products J. 0. Park
man. Lexington; and boys and
girls clubs. Carl w. Buckler,
Lexington.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-08
MARKETGRAM
Grain

GraIn
Chicago July wheat dropped
g l-3c during the week, closing at
SLY 3-S; July corn down 2 lie,
at SO lie. The highest prices
were made on the 10Th induced by
hot dry weather over the grain
belt and reported drouth inEu-
rope and Argentina. On June 80,
and July 1st, market unsettled
fluctuated nervously with trade
local and evening up in character
for triple holiday. There was a
big drop on the 5th on account of
hedging by cash interests and
pressure from local interests on
report that weather conditions
had improved over the holidays.
Market unsettled at close. Export
demand fair with Germany in
market for wheat and rye on Gre
dit basis. Country corn offering
moderate In Chicago cash mar
ket No. , red winter wheat S1.1S,
No. 2 hard, S1.19: No. 3 mixed
corn. SIC; No. 3 yellow corn, SIC !:
No. 3 white oats, SIC. For the
Chicago September wheat down
&c at $1.H: September corn down
Sc at 50 5-Sc. Minneapolis Sep
TENDER wheat down 6 lac at
S1.21; Kansas City September
down &c at S1.O9; Winnipeg o.
tober wheat closed at $1.35 So.
Livestock and Meats
The trend of Chicago livestock
prices was upward the past week !:
hogs showed a net advance of
6Oc-7Oc; fat lambs and yearlings
5Oc-75c per 100 pounds best
butcher grades of beef steers adj
vanced 1Oc-25c;, best butcher
COWS SOC; feeder steers unchang-
ed. July 6. Chicago prices: hogs.
tops 1915; bulk of sales $oS9Z0;
medium and good beef steers. s.
$3.50: butcher COWS and heifers,
$3Z5-$S; feedr steers $5.75-$ZO;
light and medium weight veal
calves. SIS 1915; lambs SS.Z5-
S11; feeding lambs $575-$S.75;
yearlings So-SS.5 50; fat ewes SIS
S5.15. Stocker and feeder ship
ments from ten important mar
kets during the week ending July
l. we're: Cattle and calves, IT,
331; hogs, 3,545; sheep, 1882.
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-07-08
Preacher DRINKS Poison
To Show Faith; Dies

Livingston. Ienn.-WhiIe en-
gagged in a series of religious
meetings at Pagoda. George
Bishop. an apostolic. preacher,
declared that 40 harm could come
to one who had absolute faith in
God. He is reported to have de
clared that he had that faith and
as evidence oi The fact he would
handle Il rattIcsnake and wrap il