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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
NORTHWEST GRAIN AND HAY SHOW WILL
OPEN MONDAY EVENING WITH 500 EXHIBITS
FROMvAR0IG PARTS OF NORTHWEST

Monday evening will see the onen-
ing OF the Northwest Grain and Hay
Show in Pendleton. with a display OF
500 exhibits of hay and grain from va
rlous parts OF the Northwest. and a
premium list of 1880. the largest ever
offered for such products in the
Northwest.
The 25-pIece Roundup band. in
uniform. under the direction of A. w.
Lundell, will after band concert in
front OF Hotel Pendleton at 1880 ..p.
M, proceed to the Grain Show tent,
with the procession headed by David
H. Nelson. president. and Lowell
Reeszs. Eice-president. OF the Grain
lShow Association. The show VIII
open with music BY the band and :
short address by George Hartman.
mayor of Pendleton.
Tent Is Large.
The great tent. with sides and ends
OF baled hay is located near the
freight office on Main street. The
structure is being finished today and
exhibits will be in place by tomorrow,
says Fred Bennion. secretary of the
association. George r. Hyslop, of the
farm crops department OF o. A. c..
will act as Judge and expects to
make the White Club awards tcmor-
row, and will complete the awards by
Wednesday He is at Weston noun
tain today to certify seed potatoes.
A feature of the exhibit will be two
county exhibits, one from Columbia
county, Washington, and one from
Gillian county. The exhibits win be
placed near the door. one on either
side Of tho entrance.
Arrange for Exhibit.
C. M. weatherford, one Of the lead
ing wheac farmers Of Gillian county.
and a member Of the Wcatherford
family which has for years .'..er iden-
titled with the pronipent wheat far
mers OF Oregon, is here today with D.
B. Thomas, OF the Farmers Elevator
Co. of Condon, All repnt.' 10 be enc
of the best clesstnr MANAGERS IN The
state. They are arranging for 'Ae GIL
liam county exhibit.
Scores Of prominent grain men arc
Iexpected for the show. which has at
tracted much interest throughout the
Northwest. The superintendents OF
1.-THE various Oregon Experiment sta
tions will also attend.
Decorations Of green and gold
bunting are TO be used with pennants
lin decorating the grain show ni'ifinS
There will be music by the Round "
band Thursday and Friday evenings
and by an outside band Saturda!
evening.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
ORDERS CONTINUE TO
i ARRIVE FOR TICKETS
FOR 1921 ROUNDUP

= The price OF Roundup Tickets :
Z for the coming show Is t2,76 for
= box seats, s2.2O for grandstand =
. and $t25 for bleachers. This
= price includes the war tax. AL
= thOus announcement OF the
= price was made some time ago a
= little confusion has arisen and
, the Roundup Association has
= heard rumors that a few peopis
= people believed the prices high
: er than the amount fixed, says
= George Baer, business manager
. for the Roundup Association.
= A steady stream Of orders con
= tinues. and the crowd for tho
: 1921 show gives promise OF be-
= ing the greatest in the hissory
= Of the Roundup.
a 4 a 4 a q 4 = . = =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
Wheat,
KuRANE rs CHAMPION,

RINGSTDD, DUNN FIELD, Cleve-
land, Sept. TIA. PO--Johnny XII
bane, featherweight champion OF the
world. defeated Danny Frush of Ral-
t,more. this afternoon with a knock
out in the seventh round of the sched-
uled 12 round bout The champion
had the best throughout. keeping up
a running fire OF talk. Frush barely
missed knockout in the sixth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
EVIDENTLY
HAVE ELUDED PURSUERS

SPOKANE, Sept. 17.--U. P)-
The six bank bandits, who failed in
their attempt to rob the Reardon State
Bank yesterday and who battled the
police, wounding one. is believed to
have eluded their pursuers despite Vig-
orous pursuit. Six posses hunted
throughout the country to the south
west, penetrating 25 miles. No trace
of the fugitives were found. An air.
plane flew over the woods while over
100 men secured the underbrush.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
FRUIT DRYERS WARNED
Of APPROACHING RAIN

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 1i.--(A.
P)-Rain warnings we're sent through
out Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Ne
vada and Northern and Central Call
fornia telling those drying fruit to
stack their trays and take other pre-
cautions. The unsettled conditions
over the North Pacific will bring a
storm to the coast states, said the fore
east.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
MAJORITY Of B. OF |. {.
MEMBERS FAVOR STRIKE

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept 11.-u.
N. S.)--An overwhelming majority OF
the members of the big Four" rail-
road brotherhood. favor strike, ac-
cording to Warren Stone, head of the
brotherhood Of locomotive engineers.
However, he said no action will be ta-
ken in the matter until the brother
hood leaders meet october 10 to can
vass the returns.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
Cylinder Head in Ice Making
Machine Blew Out Envelop-
ing City With Ammonia Fume
SEVERAL PERSONS WERE
RENDERED UNCONSCIOUS
Fully 10000 Persons Were
Driven From Their Homes
on Account Of Explosion.

NEW YORK, sep. 1.-Two hundred
persons were gassed when cylinder
head in an ice making machine at the
plant blew out, envelopinga large sec
tion of the ETY. with ammonia funaa.F
Several were rendered unconscious.
Fully 10 900 persons were driven from
their homes.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
U. s. SUBMITS PROPOSAL
FOR SETTLEMENT Of YAP
QUESTION TO JAPANESE
Nature of Proposal is Not
Known Although it is Certain
Japs Regard it Favorably.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 17.-(U. PO
The United States has submitted a
new proposal to Japan for the settle
ment of the Yap question, it is learn
ed authoritatively here. Secretary
Hughes made proposal to the Japanese
government in memorandum. The
nature of the proposal is not known,
although it is certain that the Jap
apese are regarding 1t favorably.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
WHEAT MARKET
SHOWS DECIDED DECLINE

A decided drop is apparent in to-
days report from the Chicago grain
market, September wheat closing at
sf.23 Ia, December wheat at sl.2G,
and May wheat at s1.29 t-2. Yes
terday's closing prices were' Sep
tember S1.26 LIZ, December Sl.29 and
May, $1.SS.
Following are the quotations re-
ceived by Overlook & Cooks local
brokers':
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
STEAMER QUEST STARTS
ON TWO YEAR VOYAGE

LONDON, Sept. It'd. PO-The
Quest, the small ship ON which Sir
Ernest Shackleton viii explore the un-
charted sections of the South Allan
tic. Pacific and Antarctic seas. left
the Thames today on the start Of a
two year voyage. Large crowds wish
ed the party a successful voyage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
CHICAGO ATHLETIC CLUB
SEARCHED FOR LIQUORS

3 CHICAGO, Sept 17.-(U. P0--"The
-Four Hundred" trembied in their
Spats today following a raid on the
Chicago Athletic Club. Other clubs
have also been warned. The only
safe place fora rich mans liquor Is In
his stomach" dry agents warned.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
NLBANE AND FRUSH TO
FIGHT FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

CLEVELAND, Sept. 17.-tU. PO-
Johnny Kilbane and Danny Frush viii
fight for the featherweight champion
ship today. Eilbane has held the title
since 1912 when he beat Abe Astel at
Vernon, Cal. The fight goes II
rounds. Even money is being bet. 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
FLAGS AT HALF MAST IN
HONOR OF MEN WHO LOST
LIVES IN ZR-2 DISASTER

NEW YORK. Sept 17.-(U. I
= U)-Flags at half mast marked
the arrival of the bodies of the
= 16 American men and officers 4
= of the Inflated ZR-2. The Brit 4
= ish cruiser Dauntless discharged 4
= its cargo of leaden coffins. They 4
: now lie draped with flags in the
= chapel of the Brooklyn navy
= yard. with a special detail of
= blue jackets on guard. Funeral
= services will be held this after
= noon.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
NORTHWEST STATES TO
Be SEARCHED IN effort
TO CAPTURE GARDNER
Officials Think Mail Bandit
May Have Escaped During
Recent Heavy Fog on Island.

TACOMA, Sept. 17.-(A. P)-Fail-
ing to find any trace of Roy Gardner
on Mcneil Island, officials planned to
search the Northwest states, tn mixing
the bandit may have escaped during
the recent heavy fogs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
IGNACE PADEREWSKI
PLANNING CONCERT TOUR
TO AID P0LAND'S CAUSE

PASo RoBLEg. Sept. 17.-(U. P.l
-Ignace Paderewski Is planning, a
concert tour as a further aid to strick-
en- Poland. The pianists estate near
here was recently auctioned for Pc-
lands cause.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
FORMER. TROOP D MAN.
KILLED IN FRANCE, TO
REST IN PENDLET0N

= The remains OF Frank c. I
= Parkes, Pendleton man who lost 7
= his life in France. as a soldier. I
= arrived yesterday at Hoboken. I
according to a telegram received I
I by his mother, Mrs. Jennie I
= Fisher. sos West Court street. I
: The body will be forwarded to
= Pendleton from where the fu- I
neral services and interment will
= be held. :
= Parkes was SS years old when
= he enlisted. and he left with
= Troop d when it entered the SER
= vice. He was one of six broth
= ers In the service. all of the 9TH
= ers returning in safety. He was
= wounded October IS, 1918, in
= the battle of the Argonne and
= his death came october 26. His
father is. dead. One brother, N.
I@ u. Parks, resides here, and
= there is a sister residing at
Cook, Mont,
The Pendleton Post American
= Legion. Post No. 2S, has been re-
= quested by the mother to have
= charge of the services. Post
= Commander p. l. Idleman will
= call on old comrades from Troop
d to take the leading part in the
, = services.
i 4 a = a = a =
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
UNNASKED BANDITS
HOLD UP TREASURY
WAGON Of CIRCUS
Police Are Without Clue as to
Identity Of Three Men Who
..Cot SelIs-Floto Cash.
ABOUT $4,000 WAS Go0T
! OBTAINED BY ROBBERS
HOldup Occurred as Money Was
Being Transferred From Cir [
Gus Grounds to Treasury Car

VANCOUVER, Wash, Sept. H.
"a. P.)--The police are without any
clue as to the identity Of the three
men who were reported 10 have held
up the Sells.F'loto circus last night,
getting away with between 5000
and $40, 900. 1t Is reported the hold
up occurred al the edge Of town while
the money was being transferred
from tho circus grounds TO the treas
ure car. The robbers are said to have
jumped from the brush, fired two
shots over the heads. Of five persons In
the truck. knocked a man and wo-
man down who refused to obey the
commands and escaped in an automo-
bile. hssa s,s.ssAA.s.. i
n fsssIst Bandits
vANC9pyrEfk, 4 ARpsh, Sept. H.
u, P.)--tNaFS. sailleen here is an anna
teur detSelaRt Il slhhamen are seeking
the ihreo be dts Who last night rob
bed the SeIls-Floto money truck OF
3s0,o0 IN cash and drafts. They also
robbed personal effects from the nine
persons on the truck, sluggtng 'Pood-
les" Hannaford and his mother, when
they attempted 10 resist The robbery
last night which IL believed TO have
been planned, occurred about $500
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
OF BEAUTIFUL
FILM STAR SENDS 1000
LILIES TO COVER CASKET

, Los ANGELES. Sept. IL =
, Henry Leh$man. Miss Rappe's =
{ fiance, sent 1000 tiger lilies to =
= adorn her coffin. "She died Z
= fighting a woman's battle" I
= Lehrman wired.
%+++ 80 > = = = 4
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
TILDEN AND JOHNSON TO
PLAY FOR CHAMPIONSHIP

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 17.-(U. p
viii T. Tilden plays Wallace
johnson for the national singles tennis
championship today Tilden is the
present title holder. Johnson is be-
1ieved to have good chance.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
MAY REACH eOth MARK

NEW YORK, Sept 17.-tA. P.J---
Babe Ruth has 1S more games IN
which to make the mark Of SO honers
for the year. He now has 5e TO his
credit. Many are willing to bet Ruth
will make or exceed that mark.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
Molnn REpI.ACE zR.e

WASHINGTON, Sept. 17.~(U. P.l
The national advisory committee for
aeronautics are urging President
Harding and Secretary Weeks to take
immediate action to replace the zR-2.
lost in England with a great loss of
life.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
[. I. MARSHALL ANDH. }. WH|TMANOF
PENDLETON AND HENRY |. CORDETTOF
PORTLAND JUDGES FOR 1921 ROUNDUP

E. r. Marshall, for the past three
years judge at the Pendleton Round
Up, II. r. Whitman. prominent stock
man of this county, and Henry l. Cor
bett, of Portland, banker and business
man and owner of large stock ranch
in the Bend country, will be judges of
the 1921 Pendleton Roundup which
opens here Thursday, according to an
nonncement made today by H. w. Col
lirs, president Of the Roundup Asso-
citation.
Mr.. Marshall is a familiar figure in
the Roundup track and arena. while
Mr.. Whitman and Mr.. Corbett will be
new to Roundup fans All three are
considered most competent and Mr..
Collins this morning said that the As
sociation feels most fortunate in being
able to secure their services
Final Plans Made
With the opening of the big show
less than week away, the final plans
are being made. The buckers are
showing good form at the Round-Up
grounds and they promise spectacular
thrills for would be riders and for the
crowds in the grandstands. Fast re-
lay strings and snappy young steers
ire ready for the various events.
Monday will see the arrival Of
Charles Irwin with his 20 cowgirls and
cowboys, and string Of relay horses
The Drumheller string and the Eddie
McCarty aggregation will also arrive
Monday.
Performers COmilg
Among the performers at this years
show will be Mike Hastings, bulldog
ger. and Eloise Hastings, his wife, the
pretty little trick r.der Prairie Rose
Henderson, cowgirl who rides bucking
horses; Johnny Judd, trick roper;
Yakima Canutt, thrice the winner of
the all-round cowboy championship
in Pendleton; Kitty Cenutt. cowgirl
champion; Frank McCarroll, who
broke the worlds record when he bull
dogged in I 1-5 seconds: his wife.
Bonnie McCarroll, RAund-Up rider;
Dave White. rider; Hugh Strickland.
Round UP champions: Mabel Strick-
land his wife. famous relay rider, and
Bonnie Oakes, rider.
The majority of these appeared in
the Walla .Walla Frontier Days Exhi
bition. Mr.. Collins, who attended the
show there and who is in WaIla Walla
today, says that the bucking was good
md that the bulldogging afforded con-
siderable thrill. Yak Canutt made a
good showing in the latter event. he
stated.
Following is list of the entries al
the Walla Walla show. many of whom
will be here on Monday and who will
with other performers participate III
he Round Up:
Yakima Canutt, Darrell Cannon.
Nike Hastings, A. Smith. Steve Rich
lrds. Cheyenne Kiser. H. NJ. Math-
ws. Ray McCarroll, Buffalo Daniels.
Dutch HolwagersJ j. c. Ziska, Jim Mas
sey. Dave Whyte, r. J. Burke. d, f,
iates, John Hoffman, Allen Drum
| heller, Jessie Drumheller. Lee Mink.
Paul Iandrum, Roy Kivett, Dave
Campbell, Ted Mccoy, Floyd Moore,
Red Mcdonald, Mabel Strickland. Ell
Disc Hastings, Ray Kane, Hippie Bur
master, Hugh Strickland, johnnie
Judd, Rose Henderson, Earl Holman
Bernie Cakes, Dixie Rifle, Billie
bingham, Adolph Farrow. Red Elk
John Abraham, Umapine, Roy Jones
ITommie Grimes Gilbert Minthorn
Jim White, Braden Gerking, Johnnii
I R'othrock. Ben Jory. Slim Chambers
Slim Talbert, Frank Cable.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17
THE WEATHER

Reported by Major Lee Moorhcuse,
weather observer.
Maximum, So.
Minimum, 4S.
Barometer, 29.S0.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-09-17

The Eaet Oregonian II Eastevn Orc
roma greatest newspaper and - sell
ing force gives 90 tho AdveftlAef ever
twice the guaranteed paid circulation
In Pondieton and uinAttlia county o1
any other newspaper,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
RECOMMEND CITY BUY
LAND FOR PUBLIC LAWN

Upon recommendation OF the DI-
rector OF Public NORRIS the Strcets
Committee or city Council yesterday
afternoon recommended to Couurl!
that small triangular plot % Hand
Al patterson Avenue and Roscnc;.th
Road be acquired by the city 10 be
Hntilized aS u public lawn. the lot
IS SAID TO bc utterly useless for any
purpose az IL now stands. II can not,
De used as Il part Of the building
iinc, nor eau the street Department
take possession until The land has
been dedicated. Director SayiIic
states that lac Is under the impress
son That the owner may be willing
10 dedicate the property 10 the city.
The committee also decided to
report on May % on the invcstiga-
tons of subcommittecs ON tho pro-
posed Improvement AMI closing Of
certain ALLEYS In the West End.
Chairman Fuller announced that n.
would probably call the committee 10
meet late next week to take up ;hs
street car franchise proposition.
Those present at the meeting were.
bcsides tho chairman. Aldermen Ems
and Woody. Councilman Rose and
Moore.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
PERRY FURNITURE COMPANY
GETS CHARTER TO OPERATE

Several charters and amendments 20
Richmond ana Virginia Trims hay"
been issued by the state Corporation
Commission, with capital OF $780,
coo or more as follows.
Perry Furniture Company, Inc,
Richmond. maximum. $4,000. mini
mum. 10000, wholesale and retail
clothing and furniture business
Gowan Medical Company. Inc. koa-
nukc: maximum 100000. minimum
tH 900; 70 manufacture and deal In
chemicals ana druggists supplies.
Lyman X. brothers Company. Inc. in
Cr"Hs!Hg its capital from $50 600 10
S2Jov00. Air Line Cargo Express.
Inc. Potomac; Maximum and mint
mum 100000; general freight trans
portatiou by motor. Sydnor Pump and
We'll Company. Inc, or Richmond. in
crcasine its capital s5ocK from $4,000
10 100000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
MINIS w. LEE TO SUCCEED
ACKlEY AS ~" SECRETARY

The state organization "f tho
Young Mems Christian Association
has JUS: secured Minis W. Ice for the
position Of state s>rctary. TO sue
coed :. \ Achlcy who Is now local
sorrc.nry at Litti" Rock, Ark.
Mr. Loo IS widely known In Viz
rinia, as no served rs student sccr"-
tary for III, state organization for
about; SIX years.
lie loft V NJ G. A. work to enter
tho army. and after securing his dis
charge. he h"camc state secretary Of
tho Y. NJ. G. " work In Alabama. u
position he resigned To return To Wiz
r!u!a.
Mir. I."c is u native OF mississippi
and u graduate of the \. Il VI. COL
lcge OF that state. iIo also took
three years work at vale University
and holds tho degrees OF NJ. y. and
y. u. from ;hat institution.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
CHICAGO Gu\IN MAItkET.

Chicago. May 9.-Whca' underwent \
setback !u prices today largely because
sleszrs regarding IN .;overn!usn; csos
report were excessively heaylsh. The mar
hrl Close, unsettled ~ 4. 20 3ta c,nt. net
over. Com finished unchanged 10 =
a!gae-i oats az i,lL'. TO :, "a '.-ctnt. ana
p.psls.uus varying from l5 cc.ts decline
90 - cents advance
II was : aueraily expected that III. gov
rrUnrn; cs;tiHut" %! III. winter wheat
yield for !'.I would Doe abou, vi0,v 90
tushris. Whereas ia. nn.,!a. figures which
were no; atai.ahle until aitor INC mavke;
had 'lus-d i.t 80 Mo" bushels ;f.r
pryonDe 'ott! OF thv harvest,
Contrary to ii prevailing opinion before
hand. thr government report appeared 10
nave taken .rto aCtDuu; the rccclt crop
damage developments in the Southwest
!iU!.ish held aJ.lces today fyom the
Southwest mad" tho market average
IA @her lur!u= ,he first. hall az he So
sion, bgt sNus"uL-Utly holders lost Cpnii-
dence. ESP c!aliy when in the face 81!
iEAt rec'i9's sash Ire'niuus wry" low
90 tNjqr,.rs r,sylnug Furthermo,r. i
decrease utEv visible .upr!y total turned
2ul &" DO less than had been !ookrd Tor
Corn an! oats were relatively iIrIn, ow
log % s3"r" bushels reduction In The
visible supply OF corn ia tho last fort
might. PROVISIONS AVERAGED u Iltt.r lower
.r the lUs' uCn OF any special demand.
q,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
NEW YORK COTTON HAS
TENDENCY TO REACT

M" YORK. May ,-i.,s; week. adj
; ;'.,.i s',s i ~. "a ia. sotig- m-ra";
s'i III i sS.. VI, % ,6', s sn. I-,t
Ff.,ay a.5s :Glse ~. ,.' ! ''.S2 ., .s
sa.sN. g.lfaet closing uaEu.y s;aAIy ."t
: t9."ts nrh.' - points .<g
certainty f"Earc!.E arvr!ourAlnrz ~ the
s'-+-' .uh "H 1" "ai :tIusat!Oi.. during iHv
poo. that no s.H..iuyu, of tne HrilaH
So. Oils" arneatv4 "a .E.aiy>; before
Cables ~sfy iowyf i6,ni da, 40 ats'5
'.'". s.'h4h a." Ni'"u. ot ~ :
Under .t,a,.as .su'ia;ian AMI south.
era selling. i feeling nAs EXPRESSED That
:hc .--aurA. bus!a-ss ui.l look tast ~.,,t
80 Weakened the tecAn!aa. position 70
..e.,.T- on '"e better weather. "a Ia.
i=o5 a,d ocos.er :ron il,75 /" ~ "
80, 80, :. SNl"i, net yer duT'lE
eyer aHi .r!rcs ,UrH"d -.nntter during
an early s,yi.encn: az the marine si5.nt
WAL stree; and local trHh - were ,,e
i ro!"is from 'hc !owra: Ne;uras 10
20 'ntirh'o domestic, cnnsumptgn 90: ualy
:" for March and sL,.%.J ~ A.rN LAST
Ihrse nsnrc. wcrv .o.ac,cna: n.a.poia,
- ne ..T.y 'gil.4s, In; r.nnr;s from the
toots trade ws:" 'ons;;4..ei :, nrra..
rapwGrs tn ne Wtr., p,., az in 10 f.,s.
With generally h!EAer t-ru.r.atur-a ~
i,"r;H tctNy. $50 mnk'nE LsH.ii5 "a G.r
;nls l'as.n. Port -"l,'t.ts si.y.y. Un:itt
states port siu,ts In a..
Port movement.
Sow Yuy. M!uGl'ug 1855: receipts, 42,:
exports I; stucN, i"y.TE
Minor soy. -Hu-c':.,s $50. .xcor,s 4.
-. stock !Gs'.
TotN tgiay Reepipts. .7.67s: exports.
- .us stock 1876. ~
T.'a. !or week Receipts. 1926. export.
IaJ.l tor seaso" Receipts. t,5s 5,,. *
ports. i7S.s9l,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
Dnctnr. Mcct rnnIrh1.

Tho regular meeting of the Rich
mond Academy of Medicine and
Surgery viii be held tonight Mt $3.50
o'clock in the auditorium OF the
Chamber Of Commerce. Dr. Donald
Armstrong. Of birmingham. Mass.
viii read a paper on The Prevention
OF tuberculosis" and DR. James *.
Hall viii read ono entitled "On Re
action Against Repre- ssion.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-10
CulI\iO IIIU SvOCk MARKET.

I!III .NIIiI- NTIN ITT||, |ITI'. w.
go: h.cf e,a.r=. rUtrhcr she stock stock
e-s ana feeders mostly H. 20 - coats
Higher: choice Ion. Sc4!i!nE., $50. TOP
fiNGt, Cat COWS and halfcrs largely
s. -, yral ,..Ivl4 Is to ~ c,u.s ..-,hcr
ni.Ik sNUn:t.; bulls uueyon, mostly y
conts h.sher. bulk, 1..W r..l.
.rerts h.-h.r closing lights rad medium
strong. others weak. many il lyi.s uu-
If- = go 10 cents higher; bulk desirable
=, q , 80
80 80 cents higher. srIiHEs - c"uts HIGHER:
sheep - cents hirhcr: wooded lamb t"u
!, 81, bulk II UGH 1850: shuTu ton. ~ 10:
rat california erg!uEs l200sv l2.iJ: good
To- mound sho.n yearl!nGs, ~ good ~
loNul 9hurn wtthyrs. 40.
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