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The Adair County news., 1921-02-16
CHAPTER VII

Colonel Seth Pennington looked up
sOurly as a clerk entered his private
office. "Well?" he demanded brus-
quely. When addressing his en-
ployees, the Colonel seldom bothered
to assume his pOntifical manner.
"Mr. Bryce Cardigan is waiting to
see you, sir"
Every well. Show him in"
Bryce entered "GoOd morning.
Colonel" he said pleasantly, and bra
zenly thrust out his hand.
mot for me, my boy" the Colonel
assured him. 81 had enough of that
last night. Wen just consider the
Misunderstanding all attended to, if you
please. Have a chair; sit down and
tell me what l can do to make you
happy"
'I'm delighted to find you in such
a generous frame of mind, Colonel.
You can make me genuinely happy by
renewing, for ten years on the same
terms as the original contract, your
arrangement to freight the logs of the
Cardigan Redwood Lumber company
from the woods to tidewater."
Colonel Pennington cleared his
throat with a propitiatory "Ahem-m-
mi" Then he removed his gold spec
tacles and carefully wiped them with
a silk handkerchief, as carefully re
placed them upon his aristocratic nose,
and then gazed euriously at Bryce.
"Nfy dear young friendi My very
dear young friend! must protest at
being asked to discuss this matter.
Your father and / have been over it in
detail; we failed TO agree, and that
settles IT.
81 did not expect you to agree to
my request. / am not quite that
optimistic" Bryce replied evenly. 81
thought that possibly, If reopened
negotiations you might have reason
able counter-proposition to suggest"
II haven't thought of any,"
81 suppose if I agreed to sell you
that quarter-section Of timber In the
little valley over yonder" Che pointed
to the east) "and the natural outlet
for your Squaw creek timber, you'd
quickly think of one" Bryce suggested
pointedly.
mo, am not in the market for that
Valley of the Giants, as your idealistic
father prefers to call 1t. The posses
sion of that big timber is an advan-
tage expect to enjoy before &C.
quire many more gray hairs. But
do not expect to pay for It."
do you expect me to offer 1t to
you as bonus for renewing our haul
Ing contraotT'
The Colonel snapped his fingers.
1By George" he declared, "that's a
bright idea, and a few months ago ]
would have been inclined to consider
It very seriously. But now"
You figure you've got US winging,
eh?" Bryce was smiling pleasantly.
II am making no admissions" Penn
Ington responded systematically. Nor
any hauling contracts for my neigh
boris logs he added.
81 suppose I'll have to abandon log
ging In Township nine and 60 back to
the San Hedrin," Bryce sighed re-
signedly.
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER L-Pioneer in the California
redwood region, John Cardigan at forty
seven, is the leading citizen of Sequoia,
timber, widower after three years of
married life, and father of two-day-old
Bryce Cardigan.
CHAPTER II.-At fourteen Bryce makes
the acquaintance of Shirley Sumner a Wis
tLor to Sequoia, and his junior by few
years. Together they visit the Valley of
the Giants, sacred to John Cardigan and
his son as the burial place of Bryce's
mother, and part with mutual regret
CHAPTER III-While Bryce is at COL
lege John Cardigan meets with heavy
business losses and for the first time views
the future with uncertainty.
CHAPTER Iv.-After graduation from
college, and a trip abroad, Bryce Cardi-
gan comes home. On the train he meets
Shirley Sumner, on her way to Sequoia to
make her home there with her uncle,
Col. Pennington. Bryce learns that his
fathers eyesight has failed and that Col.
Pennington is seeking to take advantage of
the old mans business misfortunes.
CHAPTER Win the Valley of the
Giants young Cardigan finds tree felled
directly across his mothers grave. Indi-
cations are that II was cut down to secure
the burl, and evidence seems to show that
Pennington and his woods-boss, Jules
Rondeau, are implicated in the outrage.
CHAPTER vL-Dining with Col. PEN
ntngton and his niece, Bryce. finds the
room paneled with redwood burl, confirm
ing his suspicious Of Pennington's guilt
In diplomatic way, unperceived by Shir-
ley, the two men declare war.
Bryce seated himself. swell, we
lumbermen are low lot and naturally
fond of dissipation" he agreed. Il
fear Miss Summers prohibition tenden-
cies will be still further strengthened
after she has seen the mad-train."
what is thatT Shirley queried.
"The mad-train runs over your
uncle's logging railroad into Township
nine, where his timber and ours is To-
Gated. 1t is the only train operated
on Sunday, and it leaves Sequoia at
five p. m. to carry the Pennington and
Cardigan crews back to the woods
after their Saturday-night celebration
In. town. AS a usual thing, all hands
with the exception Of the brakeman,
engineers, and fireman, are singing,
weeping or fighting drunk"
'Do they fight, Mr.. Cardigan?"
Frequently. l might say usually.
It's quite an inspiring sight to see a
couple Of lumberjacks going to it on
a f1at-car travelling thirty miles an
hour"
"How horrible!"
Eyes, indeed. The right of way is
lined with empty whisky bottles"
Colonel Pennington spoke up. "We
don't have any fighting on the mad
train any more" he said blandly.
Indeed! How do you prevent it?"
Bryce asked.
my woOds-boss, Jules Rondeau,
makes them keep the peace" Penning-
\ ton replied with a small smile. IF
there's any fighting to be done, he does
It"
you mean among his own crew, of
course" Bryce suggested.
"No, he's in charge Of the mad-train,
and whether a fight starts among your
men or ours, he takes a hand. He's
had them all behaving mildly for quite
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a while. because he can whip any man
IN the country, and everybody realizes
# dent know what I'd do without
Rondeau. he certainly makes those
bohunks Of mine step lively"
~oh-h-hi Do you employ bohunks,
Oolonelf"
Certainly. They cost less; they
are far less independent than most
men and more readily handled. And
you don't have to pamper them-par-
tfcularly In the matter of food. Why.
Mr.. Cardigan, with all due respect to
your father. the way he feeds his men
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Miss Julia Mcbride, of New
York, a guest at the Waldorf
Hotel. scalded to death when she
fell in a bath tub.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-16

McCoIl, S. c., boasts that in q
population of 2.129 all but three
are church members.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-16

Ruth Gordon, a bow-legged &C:
tress. had both legs broken to
cure the deformity.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-16

The grand jury in Fleming
county failed to turn in indict-
ments against night riders.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-16

Harding has asked Congress to
pass all appropriation bills before
the adjournment of the regular
session.
The Adair County news., 1921-02-16

GIVE US THAT NEXT JOB.
OUR WORK IS UP-TO-DATE
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Zvlastni dilezita
schIze
Dram. Odbor LegionaTI
"Vcelka"

kona We stredu 4. kvetna v 8
hodin vecer V Besidkach Ce-
Ske Narodnl Sine velmi dn-
lezitou schulz. Predleha
jednanf ohledne rozd6lenf
pokladni hotovosti, vytezek
TO re zabav, ma dobrocinne
1cele, dale volba uredniku a
line dulezite zalezitOsti. Pfi-
tomnost vSech clenn je nej-
vys nutna.
VYBOR.
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Pan V. Eaumgartl pamato-
val ma mas op6tn6 peknou po-
hlednici sice tenkrate iiz q
mista vyvoleneho ia trvaly po-
byt, u Noveho Hradce 800. Pi-
Sc: "Vazeni! Ones byla krasna
yojenska prehlidka posadky
kralohradecke generalem Sy-
rovym ma cyiGiSti, ktere jest po
lozeno prav6 proti nasemu dom
ku. Nemuzete 81 ami pomysliti
jak mi bylo. NaSe ceskoSloven-
ska hudba, mas Ceskoslovensky
prapor, ceske veleni, atd. Kdy2
hoSi defilovali, tn jsem slzel.
Zde jest pomern6 dobfe, vSe ie
liz k dostani a pomerne LEVINE.
Panuie Zde jen Znacna neza-
mestnanost. Zdravim co neisr-
decneji tez Gtenarstvo VaSeho
listu. Y. Baumgartl.
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RUZNA PRANf KRlMINAL.
Mich PTACKU.

"Odsud'te mne ma dozivoti,
nemam bez toho co jisti ami
ma diva dny a preii 81 iiti do
kriminalu," tuto zadOst pred
nasel vcera pro potulku obza-
lovany Andrew Bro a nebyl
nikterak spokoien, kdyz mu
soudce Howells "daP' jen 30
dni.
John Sadum, jiny obzalova-
ny tulak stal vsak prav6 ma O.
pacnem stanovisku. Pravil, So
iva ze byl po odslouzeni trestu
2 robotarny propusten, lined
Ease byl Zatcen, re nechce ma
zp9t k Will "pramizerne stra-
We" "Nedavali yam tam paje,
COZ" tazal Sc soudce. "Patnact
dniw
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+ DNESNf STAVKOVA
SITUACE.

Cleveland: TesarSti kontrak
tori po dvouhodinovf porade
Sdruzeni tesarskych 'kon trak-
toru Sc usneSli ma resoluci pro
prohlaSeni oteyrenych dilen.
Mezi 10000 az $4,000 delniku
Zam6stnanych V stavebnim
prumyslu jest ma stavce. AS
1900 zam6Stnancu V tiskar-
mach Zanechalo prace tax, re
jest asi 50 dilen Zavfeno. T.
lektrikafi prav6 oznamuii, re
balotovanim odmitli nabidku
$l00 ma hodinu.
Ohio: Stavebni delnictvo je
ma stavce pro mZdovy roZpor
Obchodni tiskarny isou oehro-
meny pozadavkem 44-hodino-
We tydenni prace. MenSi stavkv
pax prohlaSeny isou V obo-
rech jinych.
Soustati: D6lnictvo pri OBJ
chodnfm namofnictvu o2na-
muje stavku proti l5-procent-
nimu snizeni mzdy, dotGeno je
cd 65, 900 do 125.00O zam6st-
nanych. Tisice zam6stnancu V
obchodnich tiskarnach jest ma
strajku pro 44-hodinovou pra-
covni dobu. D6lnictVo papiren
V Novoanglicku a New Yorku
zanechalo prace jako na pro-
test prot 3O-prOc. snizeni pla-
tu. MZdove roZpory Zastavily
stavby = mnohych m6stech.
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DOMNELY POkUS VYRVA-
I'll PURPERU A MOTTO-A Z
MOCI SPRAVEDLNOSTI.

Ia vtereiSiho soudniho lice
nj S Frankem Mottoem dOSlo
die domnenek vypomocnych
Serifu k pokusu osvoboditi o.
ba obzalovane, Mottea ieho
kollegu Purperu. Kdyz prive-
den byl Motto pred soudkyni
Flor. +. Allenovou a shata mu
byla pouta, special tento cd
zidle obzalovanych k pfitomn6
matce, ktera pfi jeho spatreni
upadla mdloby a Motto byl
hned obklopen skupinou pfa-
tel. dostaviySich Sc do soudni
sine, takze vypomocny serif
Weidenman musel pohroziti
revolverem, ably Sc veZne zmoc
nil. Jednalo Sc pat1n6 o pre-
dem smluveny manevr.
Kratce pred touto udalostl
dostali vypomocni Serifove te-
lefonickou zpravu, ably dopra-
viii z cely druheho vraha, Pur-
peru, do soudni sine. Kdyz Sc
ptali, kdo tax rozkazuje, do
stall "a odpoved', re zalobce
Cassidy, ma dalsi dotaz pax by
10 zalobcem oznameno, ze zad
ny podobnE rozkaz tnevydal.
Po zasllateli tajemne depeSe
zahajeno bylo patrani.
Ma vcereiSi den hlaseny soud
IS Mottoem nebyl konan nasled
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".JE,DNO ZLO PLODi
DRUHE :"

Pro utast pri policii preka-
zenem loupezn6m prepadeni
The Interstate Chemical Co.,
1908 Quincy Ave, kter6 Sc
udalo dne 20. dubna, byl Eat
cen Andrew Zalata, kterGho u
dalost tat0 bude stati o S4O0 a
soudni utraty vice. Zalata byl
totiz odsouzen V listopadu pro
poruSeni prohibicniho zakona
k pokute $400 a utratam. bylo
vSak jednano tom, ably treSt
mu byl odpuSt6n. Kdyz Sc vsak
VGera probaGni ufednik Dove
DEF o noNem ZatGeni a sice pro
tax tezky ZloGin, vySkrtl zadost
re seZnamu Il Ialata krone to-
no, co mu bude piisouZeno IA
loupezny pokus, musi Zaplatiti
i pokutu.
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sJEzD DREv AFn sVfTA.

Do Clevelandu sjelo Sc k
statnfmu sjezdu Woodmen of
The World ma 1000 cleni teto
velke organisace. Krone tired
niho jednanf konany jsou i ma
vst6vy a prohlidky cleveland
skych znamenitosti. Ultra IL
spofadan bude v hOtelu Cleve-
land banket. Pfedsedou vybo-
ru, jemuz svereny jsou prace
spojene Sc sjezdem, ktery sc
kona kazde diva roxy, jest kra-
ian A. J Sindelaf, It'll Deni-
son Ave.
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sCHUZE MtSTsKf RADY.

VySetrovani mestskych fl
nanci bude zahajeno Timed a
radni J r. Zmunt, predseda
zyla8tniho vysetrujiciho vybo-
ru vysv6tloval, proc celia akce
byla zdrzena. Radni j. r. Cur
ry, jenz Jest puvodcem cele
akce, praVil, ze patrn6 Zmunt
cekal ma uredni jmenovani
clenu vyboru, natez poznoyu
ToWnes vybor jmenoval a NEST
sky klerk G. j. Benkowski O.
hlasil, lie llfednf jmenovani Sc
stane skutkem dneSniho rama.
V d0saVadnim jmenoVani ma
staly dive zmeny, radni II. II.
Finkle a Tn. w. Fleming Eau.
imou mista radnich Cooka IA
Canfielda. Druzi clenov6 vySe-
tfujiciho vyboru jsou Zmunt,
Curry a Faulhaber.
Vysetrovani m6stskych fl
nanci bylo schvaleno mestskOu
radon iiz pred m6sicem hned
pO uvefejneni Zprav ObGanskG
Ligy a 1fadovny mestske revi-
Sc Y kterych bylo Zduraznova-
no, re Cleveland r. 1921 Celiti
bude dvoumillionov6mu schod
ku.
Ia dalSiho jednani navrho-
val m6stsky trakCni komisaI
Sanders, ably mestska rada pro
jednala zadost clevelandske
spoletnosti poulicnich drah 0
povoleni v6tSich nakladu pro
vozovacich. VySe obnosu ne
byla udana a navrh odkaZan
mestskemu vyboru pro poulit-
nj drahy.
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McGANNON JEST I.fCfN Y
SANATOkl.
Odsouzeny falesny svsdek pro,
Iustsn ma zafuku.

Byyaly pfednosta municipal
niho soudu, w. H. McGannon,
jenz jest dan v obzalobu pro
svadeni ku kf-ivemu sredectvi
"a procesu, ma kterem byl osvo
bozen obzaloby, re zavraz-
dill majitele garazi Harolda
Kagyho, naleza Sc V sanatofi
Rest Cure, 2453 vych. 55. uli-
ce, kde jest lecen q poruchy
nervoveho systemu, jak praVi
riditel ustavu toho, DIR. MoritZ
Loewenthal. Stav jeho sice Sc
lepsi, ale nebude moci pred
tydnem opustiti 1stav. V ose-
tfovani naleza Sc jiz Cd %.
dubna a Gosud musi traviti ma
lGzku. Choroba jehO zavinena
byla duSevnlm prepnutim ia
posledni DOLBY. Y ddsledcfch
tohoto oznameni byl soud je-
no vtera soudkynf F. f. Allie
novou odlozen az ma pristi
pondelf.
McGaffery, jiz pro falesne
vypovidani odsouzeny pone-
chan byl prozatim ma svobo-
de, kdyz byla "a neho sloze-
ma zaruka $4,000. Odsouzeny
Sc nalezal cd rozsudku, ktery
vynesen byl V patek V okresni
v6znici. jelikoz nemohl "a Sc
be zaruku sloziti.
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OSIFEJSi NASTUFOVANf
POLICIE PROTI ZLOCIN-
CUM.

Rozkaz policejniho nacelni-
ka Smitha, ably kazdy polici-
sta, drive nez-li odejde do sluz
by, prohledl stfelnou zbran,
zda tato funguje, zda Sc mitiI
jiz vysledky. V okoli Superior
Ave. a vych. 80. ul. dopadl po-I
licejni straznik ma motorcyklu,
w. r. Samuels autozl0d4je pfi
pokusu ukrasti hned diva stro-
je najednou. Ia 6t6ku pacha-
telu pOuzil Samuels paine
zbrane a pOstfelil nebezpeGn6
l7-leteho Joe Hopkinse, 4029
Superior Ave, jenz zasazen
byl kuli do bricha a lezi Y ne
bezpeCnem stavu V st. Clair
nemocnici, druhou kuli pax
trefil policista do nohy 20-letG-
no Ant. McGuirea, 1867 vych.
"A. ul., jenz dopraven byl do
Lakeside nemOcnice.
Tfi hodiny pozd6ji GtoGila
celia banda podezrelych pova-
leCu ma Woodhill rd. a Quincy
Ave. ma policejniho straznika
iedenact6ho precinktu Gle
mense Kuiaskiho, jenz nucen
byl pouziti takt6z sluzebniho
revolveru ma vlastni obranu a
smrtelne postfelil Ant. Inema-
ma, 22-let6ho, bytem 92O5
Quincy Ave-, ktery dovezen
byl do Mt. Sinai nemocnice.
Pripad ma Superior Ave. Wy
volal znaGny sbeh lidu, tax re
poletujici kule ohrozovaly va
zn6 zivoty ZvedavcG. Straznik
Samuels byl V obcanskem ode
VII a mimo sluzbu, sci prav6 Sc
svOu manzelkou ma prochaZku,
kdyz uslySel vystrel. lined Sc
pripoiil k pronasledovatelum
lupitd a dobre mirenymi rama
mi Znemoznil McGuirovi dalSi
ut6k. NebezpeGneii zraneny
Hopkins pfeekoGil ma vych 80.
ul. plot a pozadal kolemjedou-
ci automobilistku, ably iej do
veZla do nemocnice, coz tato
ucinila.
V druhem pfipadt Sci stra%-
| mix kujavski IA sluzby ma sta
nici IL. precinktu, ably podal
rapport, kdyz pojednou ma ro-
hu Quincy Ave a Woodhill rd.
spat4il ~nEkolik-. muzu pratt.
kdyz Sc Snazil pranici zamezi-
! ii, nechall bOlONnlcl rVacky Il
rukou spoleGnou pustili Sc do
2akroGuiiciho straznika, KITE
reho srazili k Zemi, takze Ku-
iavski, ienz byl Y obtanskem
odevu. donucen uziti Zbrane.
Prvni ranou chybil, kde&to dru
ha Zasahla memana prsa. O.
statni vytrznici spatriySi, re
ide do tuheho, rychle Sc roZ-
prchli. T6zce postreleny Ine-
man dopraven byl do nemocni-
ce ma misto prisp6chavSi leta-
ci Skadrona Sc pustila po sto-
pach ostatnich utaStniku teto
neblahG udalosti.
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VEREJNA ZAMESTNAVA-
TELNA OBDRZf JEN $4,000
ROCHE.

Statni mestska ufadovna ma
zaopatrovani prace nezamest-
nanym dostane subvenci jen
We vysi $4,000 misto pozado-
vanych $50,000 a sice ma pTi-
sti diva roxy. Nasledkem snize
nj omezen bude poGet ufedni-
ctva, iak oznamuie superiten-
dent CHI. II. Arndt. Proti sni-
zeni subvence Sc postavili oba
SENATOR naseho okreSu G.. II.
Bender a JOS. J. Rowe, ale III
stall v men5ine.
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EpochaIni zkouska v
hlavnim auditoriu.

VynAleZcc Edison
pfal 81 dokazati milov-
nikum hubby V Cleve-
lande, re jeho novy fo-
nograf reprodukuje IL
meni nejvetsich umelcu
presnou skutecnosti.
ZkouSka byla velice
dramaticka, ba primo
sensaGni.
Nine Mary Moraisey,
kterou sem Edison w.
slal, stala vedle stroje
New Edison a Zpivala.
Nahle prestala p6ti. -
The NewEdison prevail
ieii Zpev a zpival sam.
Zivy HAS a jeho znovu-
stvoreni New Ediso-
mem bylo primo porov-
sano. Lidsky sluch ne
nohl mezi dvema hlasy
postrehnouti rozdilu. A
zkouSka tato oznatila
move hudebni obdobi.
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"a AUTOMOBILOVE SRAZ.
KY ZABITI BRATRI.

Ma zpate6ni cest6 domu q
Genevy, kde meSkali navste-
YOU Il pribuznych ned6li, pri-
Sli o zivot dva bratri Anton
krzic, 1860 vych. AZ. ul. a Jan.
143S vych. as. ul. Vrazili ma
ceste V nedeli Y noci do prazd-
neho stroie zanec haneho ma
silnici. S mimi jela pani Alice
Juhasova, iez re srazky vyvaz-
la 6plne bez pohromy. Mrtvo-
ly obou bratri dopraveny byly
do Grdinova pohrobnickeho
zavodu els. 1868 vych. 62. ul.
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kazdy deIej svoje.

Mlady Parizan (ke stryci 2
venkova) "Tak tady, to je pra
w modernl restaurant. Podivej
Sc, strycku, zde stisknu jen
knoflfk a objednam jidlo q
piti".
"To je moe hezke Cd tebe"
"Potom no stisknes ty a "a
platiS".
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Brutalnost.

"Nu, kdy bude svatba?"
'Eh, vubec nebude! Pony
slete, otec jejj byl tax brutal
nj, re Sc preptaval ma mne V
informacni kane celari!"
A proto jste zrusil sve "a
snoubeni?"
"Ne, ia ne, ale ont"
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v kancelafi.

'Zmylil isem Sc V souctu o
Az to uvidi pan predno-
sta, kouka z toho huba".
"Kdyby to ud6lala slecna
Mimi, koukala by toho jen
I"
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KEN ruznych namitek obhajcG,
kteri PROFESSIONAL proti nespra-
vedlivemu sestaveni poroty.
Nasledkem protestu byl soud
odlozen az na patek.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-25
tBy Associated Press)

CINCINNATI, O., April 25-Re-
ceipts - Cattle, 1900; hogs, $500;
sheep, $50.
Cattle-Market slow, 25-50c lower;
butchers steers. good to choice, $500
@S.50; fair to good. $7.00@S.00; COM
mon to fair, $5.OO@7OO; heifers, good
to choice, $7.50@s.50; fair to good,
$6.50@7.50; common to fair, $4,000
$3.50; cows, good to choice, $1,000
$6.75; fair to good, $5.00@6.00; cut
tiers, $3.75@4.75; Gamers, $2.00@325;
stock steers, $6.OO@s.0O; stock heifers,
s5.00@6.5o; stock cows, $4.OO@55O;
bulls, strong. bologna, $5.00@6.25; fat
bulls, s6.00@7.00; mich cows, steady,
$4000@110.00; calves, weak; extra
s9.00@1000; fair to good, s7.50@e.oo;
common and large, s5.00@7.OO.
Hogs-50c lower; heavies, $775@
$500; good to choice packers ard
butchers, $500; medium, $500; stays,
s4.00@4.25; common to choice heavy
fat sows, $5.OO@625; light shippers,
$500; pigs, 10 pounds and less, $500
$500.
Sheep-Steady; good to choice
lights, $5.75@6.00; fair to good. $500
@575; common to fair, $2.OO@30O;
bucks, $2.O0@450; lambs, steady;
good to choice, $1O50911.00; seconds,
$S.0O@8.50; fair to good, $9.0O@1O.5O;
skips, $600@7.50; clipped lambs, $500
6$1OOO.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-25

Indiana wool producers it was def
nitely settled that Indiana wool, 1921
through the Columbus, Ohio, ware
house. T. l. Ferris, Pleasant Lake. is
the Indiana member of the directory
Of the Ohio corporation. II interested
write to Mr.. Ferris for information.
P. H. Crane, of Lebanon. and c. r.
George of Lafayette, were selected as
delegates to the American federation
conference of milk producers to be
held at Chicago, May 3-4. Co-opera-
tive marketing will be discussed
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-04-25
GREEN'S FORK GRAIN
ELEVATOR IS SOLD

GREEN'S FORK. Ind, April %
The long delayed sale of the property
of the cooperative elevator associa-
ton at Green's Fork las at last been
arranged, the transfer to take place
May l. The sale price which has been
agreed uron is $4,000 for the building
and equipment with contents 10 be in
voiced and paid for at existing market
prices.
The sale is made to A stock COM
pany which has been formed by a
group of citizens of Green's Fork, with
some stakeholder also in adjoining
communities.
The sale was agreed upon by about
:wo-thirds vote at meeting of the
stockholders of the cooperative asso-
citation about a month ago. At that
time, a committee was appointed to
complete the sale, consisting of Wal
ter Kitterman. president of the co
operative company, A. B. Jones. of
HagerGtown, banker. representing tie
largest creditor, and Charles Bond.
farmer of Clay township, Representing
the majority group of stockholders
Negotiations have been largely car
RED on by Bond.
The dissolution of the cooperative
is the result of a disagreement among
the stockholders some time ago as to
the policy and liabilities of the COM
pany.