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The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1921-10-07
Railroad Items OF
Timely Interest

Floyd Blankensh!p is reported on
the sick list.
ii. Merchant went to Spokane on
Thursday, having laid off on account
of illness.
Engineers Laughin and Crotty, j.
E. Burns and G. W. Smith, returned
on Wednesday from a ten days hum
ing trip in the mountains. We havc
rot learned what successe they had.
Ernest Blankenship will leave for
Missouri and other eastern points
shortly, where he will visit friend
and relatives.
Mrs. Roy Cannaday and Mrs.
Woody spent couple of days in Wen
atchee this week.
Jim Lefevre has returned to Leav-
enworth and is again engineer on the
switch engine.
Thos. Richards is enroute from
England and will soon resume work
at the yard office.
Hugo Kringel left for Seattle on
No. 3 Saturday morning to spend a
few days with his family, who are
visiting there.
Miss Martha Simmons was called to
Parma, Idaho, AMI left on No. 2 Fri
day morning, her grandfather having
died at his home at Parma.
j. H. Coos, Of ST. Paul, inspecting
engineer, is here en- his annual in
srection trip.
Mr.. c. A. Durham of st. Paul, who
is at the head of the signal depart
ment and has been in Leavenwortn
and vicinity for several weeks past,
left for st. Paul, on No. Saturday.
Mrs. Harry Kirkland of Skykomsh,
is guest at the Alvin Mitchell hom".
W. A. Smith and Frank Searles
have recently purchased the VIM.
Bates hotel at the head of Lake We
natchee. Their opening was held on
Saturday night and was attended by
a number of Leavenworth people, and
| Cashmere, Wenatchee and Other
neighboring towns were well repre-
sented. We understand dancing was
the feature of the evening and =
srmptuous repast was served. There
will be dance at this popular resor.
Saturday, Oct. Is.
Mrs. Obrien of Gaynor will make
hei home here for the present as Mr..
Obrien is running out of Leaven-
worth.
W. f. Daniels and family have TAX
EN- up their abode at Winton, Wash,
where Mr.. Daniels is stationed in the
Interests of the signal department.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Davis have re-
turned from a vacation spent in Ore
gor and Washington cities. They
visited the State Fair in Salem, also
MIR. and Mrs. Roach in Portland anil
Mr.. and Mrs. Dore in Tacoma. as
well as visiting relatives at several
places.
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ORDINANCE NO. 213.

AN ORDINANCE approving and
confirming the supplemental as
sessment roll of Local Improvement
District No. II, of the City of
Leavenworth, Chelan County.
Washington, for the improvement
of Evans Street from Cascade
Street to Sherburne Street; Sher-
burne Street from Summit Avenue
to Price Avenue and Price Avenue
from Sherburne Street to Ash
Street, by the construction of a
sidewalk along the north side of
Evans Street from the east side of
Cascade Street to the West side Of
Summit Avenue and along the
north side of Sherburne Street from
Summit Avenue to Price Avenue
and along the west side of Price
Avenue from Sherburne Street to
Ash Street, except that portion of
Evans Street between Orchard
Street and Central Avenue where
said sidewalk had already been con-
structed by the abutting property
owner, in accordance with Ordi-
nance No. 213, passed by the City
Council of said city on the 26th day
of July, 1921, and levying and as
sesslng the amounts thereof against
the several lots, tracts and parcels
of land and other property as
shown on said roll.
WHEREAS the supplemental as
sessment roll for Local Improvement
District No. II, of the City of Leav-
enworth provided for by Ordinance
No. 213, of said City came duly and
regularly before The City Council on
the 18th day of September, 1921. for
the purpose of hearing protests and
objections thereto of any person
grieved by such assessments, and
whereas there were no protests filed
against said supplementary assess
ment roll
AND WHEREAS it appears that
notice of said hearing was duly and
regularly given and each of the lots
and parcels Of real estate assessed
for the said improvement and describ-
Ell in said supplemental assessment roll
is benefited by said improvement to
the extent of the assessment against
it as set forth in said roll and that
said assessments and assessment roll
are regularly filed and are correct in
all respects and duly, regularly and
legally made and that all of the pro-
ceedings in ordering said improve
ments and in levying all assessments
were and are regular and correct
NOW THEREFORE THE CITY
COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF LEAV-
ENWORTH DO ORDAIN AS FOL
LOWS:
Section |.
That the lots and parcels of land de-
scribed in said supplemental assess
ment roll be and each of them are
hereby assessed for the amount or
amounts stated in said supplemental
assessment roll
Section III.
That all of the proceedings in or
dering said improvements and max
ing such supplementary assessment
roll are hereby approved and con
fiTmed.
Section III.
That said assessments shall bear
interest from May u. 1921. at the
rate of 7PS per annum unless the same
arc paid within thirty days from the
date of publication of treasurer's no.
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WELL KNOWN RESIDENT
IS ACTIVE WCF-PRFSIDFNT
OF SEATTLE MANUFAC.
TURING firm.
ELECTRIC DISTINGUISHING MAR.
VEL MAY BE VIEWED BY THE
PUBLIC AT NEW BOULEV ARD
CAFE.

William Titus, well known in this
community as man of aggressive
ability also finds time to interest
himself in the development of outside
Industrial activities. AS vice-presi-
dent of the Upper Manufacturing
Co., Seattle, Mr.. Titus is doing a
great deal to help to success one Of
Washington's most promising manu-
featured products. Like most far
sighted business men who have a par
tlcular loyalty to their community.
Mr.. Titus is a great believer in the
IL dustrial future IF his state.
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THE LEAVENWORTH ECHO

Passed by the City Council this 9th
day of September, A. d. 1921.
Approved and signed by the Mayor
this 9th day of September, A. d.
1921.
ANTHONY BLOMEKE.
Mayor
Attest: f. G. GOWING,
City Clerk
Approved as to Form:
HERMAN HOWE,
City Attorney.
Published in the Leavenworth Echo.
this 9TH day of October, A. D. 1921.
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son with other Eastern machines. h,
says it is not only more efficient an,
economical in performing its work
but eliminates all the unsatisfactory,
features of previous patents.
Mr.. Titus took u particular nteres;
in the Upper product when the plan,
was first opened, and he is more en-.
thusiastic today than ever before
From all indications at the present
time, he believes that the Tuppel
dishwasher will nave both nationa
and international distribution in TIL
very near future. 1t is so good i. is
bcund to win on It's intrinsic merit,
There is, no doubt practically I'M
touched field for good electric dish.
washer. Restaurants, hotels. soda
fountains and like places feel mos,
pressing need for such a time and la
Dor saving machine, and the dav is
rot far away when every public eat
ing place in the country from the
standpoint of economy and sanitation
will have an electric dishwasher as a
p..rt of its equipment.
Upper dishwashers have ALREADY
been installed in eight Seattle res
taurants, most of them in operation
over year, and everyone has been
highly satisfactory In fact everyone
that knows that machine and what it
will do in reducing cost of waite.
soap, breakage and labor, say they
could not afford to be without it.
The Upper Manufacturing Com
pany is located in Seattle with a plant
afiCrding over 600O-foot floor space
including roomy machine shop, sheet
metal shop and stock rooms. The
machines can be manufactured on a
nest efficient basis and patterns are
new in the plant for four-sized ma
chimes designed respectively for no.
tells, restaurants, lunch rooms and
soda fountains. A home model is the
next type of machine to be construct
GU anu "Hllc lHe llOIIlp lflOucI VIII De
slightly different, i. will be adjustable
to the average kitchen sink and not
be too expensive for general usage.
The big outstanding feature of all
Upper models is its adaptability to
any Kitchen or counter equipment,
and while run by an electric motor,
power can be supplied from any gen
Grating force.
Mr.. Titus has been instrumental IN
bringing the first electric dishwasher
to Leavenworth, recently installed at
the New Boulevard Cafe, and he be-
lieves the management will find it a
most efficient addition to their res
taurant equipment. The machine may
be viewed by the public.-Advertise-
ment.
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ORDINANCE NO. PA.


maintenance, repair and renewal of
sidewalks within the City of Leav-
enWofth, and providing for the as
sessment of the expense of such
maintenance, repair, and renewal
against the property directly abut-
ting upon that side of the street
along winch such sidewalk has been
constructed as provided in section
'o'Z-loio, OF Remington 4 Balling-
erS Code:
IHE CITY COUNCIL OF THE
Slll OF LEANENORTH DO OR
lain AS FOLLOWS:
Section |.
whenever any street, lane, square,
place or alley IN the City of Leaven-
worth snail have been improved by
the construction of a Sidewalk or side
walks along either or both sides
thereof, the burden and expense of
maintenance, repair and renewal of
such sidewalk or sidewalks shall de-
VClVe upon the properties directly
abuttlng upon that side of such street
along which such sidewalk has been
constructed as herein provided.
Section ii.
Whenever in the judgment of the
Street Commissioner Of the City of
LeavenWorth, the condition of any
sidewalk is such as to render the same
unfit or unsafe for the purposes of
public travel, the said officer shall
thereupon serve notice on the owner
Of the property Immediately abutting
upon said portion of said sidewalk, of
the condition thereof instructing said
owner to clear, rcapir or renew the
said portion of said sidewalk.
Section III.
Notice provided for in the preced-
ing section shall be deemed sufficient
ly served if delivered in person to the
owner of the property, or his author
lied agent, or if he owner is a non
resident, by mailing a copy to his last
known address, or if the owner of the
property be unknown or if his address
be unknown then such notice shall be
addressed to the general delivery of
flee of the city wherein the improve
ment is to be made, such notice shall
specify reasonable time within which
such cleaning, repairing or renewing
shall be executed by sad owner, and
shall state that in case the said own
er shall fail to do such cleaning or to
make such repairs or renewal within
the time therein specified. then the
sal officer will proceed to clean said
walk or to make repairs or renewal
forthwith, and will report to the citv
council at its next regular meeting or
a. soon thereafter as possible, the
date to be definitely stated, an assess
ment roll showing the lot or parcel of
land Immediately abutting on that
portion of the sidewalk so improved,
the cost of such improvement or re-
pair and the name of the owner, if
known, and that the council will hear
any or all protests against the pro-
posed assessment.
Section ".
The city council shall at the time
in such notice specified or at an adj
iourned time or times assess the cost
Of such work against said property
in accordance with the benefits de-
rived therefrom, which said charge
shall become lien upon said property
and shall be collected by due process
OF law.
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become due and payable on or before
the 10th day of May each year.
First Reading, September 18th,
1921.
Passed by the City Council of the
City Of Leavenworth, this 9th day of
September, 1921.
Approved and signed by the Mayor,
this 9th day Of September, 1921.
ANTHONY BLOMEKE,
Mayor.
City Clerk.
Approved as to Form:
HERMAN HOWE,
City Attorney.
Published in the Leavenworth Echo
this 18th day Of October, A. d. 1921.
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The Upper Manufacturing Co. of
Seattle, sponsors a new and most eff
flclent electric diahwashing machine
which is bound to compete successful
ly with any dishwasher yet put on
the Eastern markets. Mr.. Titus sta.-
es that the Upper machine is the
first electric dishwasher to be pro-
duced on the Coast, and by compari-
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SERVICES AT PENTECOSTAL
ASSEMBLY OF GOD.
1870 East Benton st.

-' ''e''A i'Nhtoh .oI.
Baptlsmal service at the river be.
lew Cascade Orchard bridge, Sunday
a. II a. m.
Sunday School at | :45 p. m.
Preaching at p. m. and 80 D. m
Prayer meetings Tuesday and Fri.
day evenings, at 7:45.
Come let us reason together,
saith the Lord. Though your sins
be as scarlet they shall be as wool;
though they be red like crimson, the
shall be as white a snow"
Pastor, NJ. McPHEE.
The new concrete vault for the CITY
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tice of assessment.
Section ".

Section ".
All collections made under this sup
Elementary assessment roll shall be
placed to the credit of the fund known
as Local improvement District Fund
No. II, and created by Ordinance No.
202
Section V.
That the sum hereby assessed
against each such lot, tract or parcel
of land or any portion of such sum
may be paid during the thirty day
period provided for by Section 1892
30 of Remington e. Ballinger's Code,
an thereafter the sum remaining un-
paid may be paid in ten equal annual
installments, which installments shall
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The new concrete vault for the CITY
hall is about completed.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Weekly Cotton Review.

Us Associated iusa
NEW YORK. Feb. i.-The cotton
market has been generally nervous and
unsettled during the week. Such con
flicting views have been expressed with
indemnity as agreed upon by the allies.
that their announcement has had n
morn confusing offcc, on general sen.
timent than otherwise. March contracts
have been relatively weak. and scld OF
70 1910 during tndny's trading. which
made a new low record Tor the scason.
Quotations Tor middling cotton In one ~
he southwestern markets have also cs.
tnhlishcd new low record. aud prob.
lbly promoted fear of spot liquidation
with the approach " the planting sen.
son. Tho advance In call money rates
here reported poiuts to dcnrind from
the interior fer funds and reports ~
tight money or unfavonblc financial
conditions In parts ~ the eastern holt
which have IA n relatively small rTo.
portion Of the crcp. were also consider.
"A factors. About $4,000 halcs q cotton
are expected here from the south for
delivery In March. The statistical posi.
ton has brought into greater promi.
ucnoc ~ marlsci factor by reports
that the worlds available rupply for
this SEASON Is estimated at 2b.G2i 600
bales. and the cent umption ~ al kinds
"a 1859 by the bureau ~ mar.
kcts. II ~ said. however. that prospects
for an Increased carry.ovcr and higher
n,oncv rates are strengthening the pros
lscts fur p reduction IN acreage
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
READ TIIESI:
BARGAINS

room bran ntw modern bungalow.
hard wood flpurs m tWo rooms. trees.
lawn. cut buildings THIS place b. "a bar.
gain nt yGioUoo. $500 cash hlhn,
easy.
\ dandy room Modern home iug,
oif pavement. buiiIiER atuica This
rinr, ~ nn excellent hunp AMI The phi sc
in right. sGCnn.OO only coo down and
the balance liEc rent
Here's one ~ the most attractive
/, ,mtH in Amiriiln la' hard Wotl
hr1is Tile hath. ~ siads u bud, in
;,atur,s. firo place. fum1co heat &C..
men, basement. East 'front.' iut Wcl.
ana wind mill This plio. has been r..
duc,d a. 81 300. 5000 each. La@ac.
mood terms.
s now u room hri,l n Snu'hS %
pgit H towu muG,in iu every N.'.
Dis. frtni. hWn. dIudy tha''s and p,W
garage. II Son ui' hHhilg im 1 i'tl
home this rlu, can't hr duplicated O.
tn vtiro. Ask us ah,ui this p.cy
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Market News
COTTON PRICES LOWER,
BUT DEMANDS GROWING
Gy A,sosia,,dPrss.

~ NNNf w.
NEW YORK. Feb l.--Contracts for
March delivery sid ~ a new low re.
ord for the season IN tho cotton mar.
krt hero this m'rning. but onrly de.
clinos were followed by rallies. Tho ron.
ornl market closed steady Il a net adj
vance ~ 2, 10 % points.
I'll" oatly market W.s unsettled by
The a,tion of i.lyorp0ol, The announce.
mont that tHc British government
would dlrcnntinuo the excess profits
tax this year WIS considered respun'
hllo ior AN early advance In the Eng
lish market. but Liverpool lrtctod De-.
io,c trading horc started. Tho local
market opened inrely steady. hut quleS.
~ cnsod ou the lower bate cables
The rl's Wa 10 a. o. paints Oft
from m, h,st und"r realizing by aarly
buyers Notwithstanding tho reaction In
liverpool and unfnNr,ullr Manchester
ifuds ndy,o,s. ihu British ug news
made % favorable impression In some
quarters. Southern ynlling was fca.
turo nIly. bat very ntllc pressure was
rop, ricd IN that noilrc" during IN AT.
otn,on. Pert receipts I ,iAy. 5s.sSi
rIi,Dd states prit stocks. i.iiil0i. Ex.
ports 3of0i. mlLlug 3.0is.oSo so far
ihif season.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
I,rsd.,ret's Repart.

w Associated fr-a.
NEW York. Feb. t.--iindf,rnct'a 10.
morrow viii my;
improvement. slew and cautious. hut
nevertheless SUSTAINED. II ftiil the key.
note ln the iistrihhilvc branches ~ the
b,din- apparel tradcs. which led In the
turning n the trade corner IN Jan.
uniy. ard arr still In the van 81 what
progrcsr T. visible In the general trade
and Industrial situation. Less decided
progress 90 actual frccsslona. however.
siill Characterize somc q the lines. ns
Tor inFtance. iron and steel. coal and
rubber. and impart an irregular tone 10
the general situntlon. Mail order trade
IL not equal to year ago. Industry
siiii suffers from the flight Of unsfn'
ployment. an aftermath 81 last years
lcsscncd demand. and numerous reports
~ resumption or Of increases IN time
worked In seine lines are partly bal.
anccd by reductions In improvements In
others. notably the railroads. due Ia lcs.
sened traffic. Weekly hank clcnflnes.
I s7.t5a .0O6 600.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

h''' n sII' FoIk.
FOR SAi.l.-Ford roadster. looks nca :.
~ new. rur~ good Sf5h. Might consiI.
Ct terms. eos T. 18th 81. is- a
ron SAI.E-Rulck touring car. Ia
frunt ~ -. and I.
FOR SiI.E-i0o0 loads rich dirt. Nc
knight Trans. Go.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
WHEAT PRICES STRONG,
CONSIDERABLE DEMAND


CHICAGO. Feb. l.--Insertion %
higher wheat duties In the emergency
tniin hill. together with nm upturn In
EXPORT bids helped bring about an ad.
vance la the wheat market today. Tho
cost wns firm. 1 dc 10 I i-4c net higher.
with March si.52i.s 10 ti.S2 "a. and
May SiA o. siH ~. Corn gained
7kc 90 aic aud oats i.srff &c 10 TIC.
Tho finish IN provisions was Zoe 10 isc
dnwn.
strength In the wheat market dcvcf-
opcd nlmosi entirely during the last
period of the day Previous 10 noon tho
chief faoior appeared 20 bc selling ON
foreign account and On the resulting
decline the May delivery touched tho
Invest prize yet for the present tflr.
Al'Dut midday. however. sentiment
changed to n considerable dcaroc. many
shorts covering and northwestern
houses buying. f'fltfle
Corn aud eats swnyed with wheat a
little oxport business IN corn WAS not.
Cd. Roni,l"s rural offerings of corr wore
gnall lower Iuoiaiions on hogs had
depressing cfl,c, On proviaionz
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Financial


ny AsiaiHhittu iffsfs
GCAYAQuIL. Ecpuador Fob a.
The exchange intc ON New York
reached 800 per cent today. due To- The
rcani!ness ~ expectations Accepted
drafts valued ~ 90 Ooo o0o sucrcs win
nc, ho paid ON maturity. u Is stated
loo financial circles because ~ the I'm.
possibility ~ obtaining New TOrk
checks. \ Fucrc normally H. worth
s97 c,uts.
Thp commercial ystcm y q complex
one ~ prrnoni with she government
making every effort 60 control n
rrvsidou, Tumayo today conferred with
tho m1uag,rE - the various hanks,
the chamber - commerce and The
cocol nhntcrs nn tho subject.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
cotton.


~ Associated lum
NEW ON EANS. Fob. A gcnctni
,.vos.rg m. vemcnt gmong short" put
the co,ton market hlrh'r today. prices
'nnding i2 e. IS points NJ In the lato
trading Just tn the olCgc offerings
were mon, liberal. ana the consequence
w.ig hat hst prices were at net gains
81 oniy - o. points No grin, vol.
VINO ~ fresh buying for long account
app-ir,i nt rny time. and the market
rose mainly ON ~ technical strength.
Potter cables than due opened the
market NJ higher levels. and the ad'
vance Nhs continued an private mes
siycs Il ~ England. stating that tho
iiiilsh fh'wcd min taklngs for the
week e 2A9 900 bales. against 1907
this week last year. and $4,000 this
eeok two years ago. figures above gen
cral expectations. The local spot mar
sct was quoted steady and unchanged
II 1926 fur midding.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

ny Associated Pres,

NEW YORK. Feb. l.-Cottonseed oil
dropped "a 10 - points early under
cotton house liquidation and local seli-
inr but a good rally fcllow,d through
buying by the ives, en- the upturn In
riain and cotton. together with room
GOVERNS. Cloring bids were four 20 six
points net lover Sales. $500 barrels.
Primo crude. i75 sales. prime summer
yellow SPOT. $50; March, 1.93: May.
S.i5: July. SIS, all hid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Coffee.


NEW YORK. Feb 4.--Thc market
fcr coffee futures opened unchanged 10
points higher In response 10 rather
stcadier brazilian cables. but there was
very little demand. and prices later
cascd of under scattered LIQUIDATION.
Business was quiet. Last prices were
the lowest % the day. with the market
net J points lower to points higher.
Closing hid: March. $40; May. e.s3;
July. 7.2i. September. s.e5: October.
~; December, 500.
Spot coffee. dull Rio n. 9 Csc to
3.ic. santos T.. s.sc TO 10 i-ic.
brazilian port receipts. 10000; Jun
diahy. 1000. Rio cleared 10000 for
New Orlcana
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
Nialiiir Nlnrl,cIa.

lY Atrf 'nt0d trrtr.
WICHITA Kan, Hogs. 200. market
steady g. Toe higher top sac. bulk
100 $50. heavy hogs selling zoe q
ttc lower than LIGHTS Cttil. leo. mar
F,t steady butcher sto,r. sts0H 80
butcher COWS and hrifrrs. S35r"G.io
',,l,s and feeders. 81 ao" so. bulls
f3 .o0H ,uO. stock COWS and hcifcrs
.8 .uO0,lO. calves. Sl5o1 $50
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

wANTED-Good cream cotton rags At
Daily News office. Ask for MIR. Camp.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
xtssss
Sugar.
nr A..eeIa,sd Pros.

w Ntsofthtsu fftAa.
NEW YORK. Feb. market for
raw sugar was firmer and prices were
i.sc higher. with offerings lighter.
There were gales NJ 10000 hays ~ Porto
Ricos afloai early. equal to al for CEN
trifug1i, hut later $4,000 bags q Cubas
were sid ~ b.Sc cost and freight.
equal to t6i Ter centrifugal. The mar
kct for refined was unchanged NJ e.ss
Ter fine graduated. with u little bet
ten inquiry noted.
The advance IN rawS caused consId'
CRADLE covering. and trade buying In IA.
lures with prices al one time II 20 IS
PEI nitsnct higher. Near the close there
was q partial setback under realizing.
with final prices 2 to " points net
higher March closed nj are: May. t.3f;
july. i.5i September. 40.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05

FOR SALE-Ahsolutoiy new overland
Four Touring car Never been run
Rnosluhns Motor Company.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-02-05
WOO

" NT-NTI1IfN TTI-I-
POsTON. Fol i.-Thc Commercial
Bulletin win quote wool pr!ces as fol'
low.
Niysluri halgMoel. 2SI e9c. IS blood
esa 2cc. ll.hlood. s9N 2sc. Kentucky
,ud amnlr 3Sbl,ol unwashod, 2e1
soc: lab od uuwashcd. aSd s9c.
Secured basis T'Nas fine. ismonlhs.
7eHSDc. Zine. S.monihs. 55IG0c